Excess Feed Availability Mapped in Beadle County
Beadle County agent R A Cave prepared lists of owners with excess feed who can winter additional livestock. Areas toward Virgil show ample corn fodder, easing shortages for local stock. Cave urges owners with stock to winter to call his office to arrange share feeding, noting cooperation may be needed. J D McNamara backs cooperative action to save county livestock and urges cutting and shocking of corn with nubbins before freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cave
Beadle
Virgil
Cave
Bonilla
J. D. McNamara
Eastern Publishers Buy Chicago Daily News
Control of the Chicago Daily News was purchased today from the Walter A. Strong estate executors by Frank Knox of Manchester New Hampshire and Theodore T. Ellis of Worcester Massachusetts. Knox is president of the Union Leader Publishing company and Ellis is a former Worcester Telegram Gazette publisher.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Walter A. Strong
Frank Knox
Manchester, WN
Drunken Driver Fined Under New South Dakota Law
Garret B. Luschen of Oldham pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor to driving while intoxicated and was fined $306. He cannot drive for one year and must post a bond before driving again. State’s Attorney William H. Warren and Sheriff W. F. Swartz of Kingsbury County assisted.
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Garret B. Luschen
Oldham
Alva E. Taylor
Luschen
South Dakota
William H. Warren
W. F. Swartz
Kingsbury County
Cycle Patrolman Resigns From City Police Force
Cycle Patrolman F F Ranney resigned from the city police force according to headquarters today. No reason was given for the resignation. Chief A W Hopkins said a new motorcycle officer would be added soon.
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F. F. Ranney
Rannyey
Biven
A. W. Hopkins
Beadle Boys Plan Annual 4-H Tours
R A Cave county agent reports a busy week for boys clubs. The Happy Sunshine Dairy Calf club led by F L Benstead plans an annual tour tomorrow with member names and club animals inspected. Hitchcock Hustlers meet tomorrow night at F Lunds to judge cattle then proceed to Danielsons for business. Belle Prairie Bustlers tour Friday evening from Wiedeman home, while Custer Valley Dairy Calf club meets at Joe Stahlys for a regular session. Yale Milk Producers Dairy club and East Side Pig club meet at Frank Davis home tonight.
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Beadle
R.A. Cave
Happy Sunshine Dairy Calf Club
F. L. Benstead
Hitchcock Hustlers
F. Lund
Danielson
Belle Prairie Bustlers
Wiedeman
Custer Valley Dairy Calf Club
Joe Stahly
Yale Milk Producers Dairy Club
East Side Pig Club
Frank Davis
Cave
Two Suspected Of Holdup Released In Orcutt Store Robbery
Two men detained after the Orcutt grocery holdup were released when proprietor Earl Orcutt failed to identify them. Joe Wagner of Toledo Ohio and Linn Martin of the local vicinity were held after a city roundup but exonerated as the thief was not named. Police will continue the roundup of transients tied to the $25 robbery at about 9 05 p m.
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Orcutt
Earl Orcutt
Joe Wagner
Toledo
Ohio
Linn Martin
Cost Of Chicago School Under Scrutiny By Commission
New members of Gov. L. L. Emmerson's revenue commission heard figures from architects and contractors alleging Parker junior high school cost about half a million dollars more than needed. L. E. Myers, school board president, protested and urged the panel to study other public boards as well.
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Chicago
L. L. Emmerson
Revenue Commission
Parker
L. E. Myers
Myers
Chicago Sanitary District
Cook County Board
Hyde Starts On Drought Study Move With Officials
Hyde begins a drought study tour across the state with Dean C Larsen of the State College agricultural department and Congressman C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls.
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Hyde
Dean C. Larsen
State College Agricultural Department
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Relief measures outlined by South Dakota governor survey
The survey of 26 counties inform the clearing committee led by Mr Larsen and Charles McCaffree to set up a preliminary relief framework for Governor Green. A county loan committee and local loan officers will assess needs, with federal funds potentially expanding beyond the initial 26 counties and coal supply plans discussed to ease winter fuel. The session highlighted fuel prospects in the Black Hills, timber use, and coal deliveries as key relief moves, alongside road construction funding debates.
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Green
Larsen
George Starring
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
Charles McCaffree
Minnesota
Jorgen Boe
Presho
Black Hills
Tan
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
Adams County
North Dakota
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
Farmers Union
J. J. Martin
Watertown
State Grange Head
Emergency program aids farmers and road work needs
Everson notes livestock fees and paved road issues threaten Dalene farmers and jobs. Green cites nearly eight million dollars in county contracts to hire needy farmers. Dean Larsen, state extension director, proposes extending reduced railroad rates for feed. Charles S. Weller foresees manganese development near Oacoma boosting state resources and county emergency plans unfold.
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Everson
Green
Ald Yerne Reyburn
Hurley
Dean Larsen
A. E. Anderson
State College
Charles S. Weller
Mitchell
Federal Employment Service
Oacoma
Governor questions legality of using sinking funds for warrants
Governor says Attorney General Sharpe questions the legality of securing warrants by state sinking funds and expects an official opinion rejecting the plan as very irregular. Minnesota representatives Chapman Lincoln Dobson viewed drought and grasshopper damage in the Huron territory and praised the meeting’s spirit of accomplishment.
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Green
Sharpe
Minnesota
Huron Territory
Minneapolis
Joseph Chapman
J. §. Lincoln
J. W. Dobson
Urquhart transfers two frontage lots in Prospect Park Addition
A. M. Urquhart and others transfer a two foot lot one and a half chain in Prospect Park Addition to Della Mall of Huron for $1. The deed details include bleached lot 7 and lot 8 across blocks 2 and 2 in the park addition.
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A. M. Urquhart
Della Mall
Huron
Prospect Park
Property Transfers in Huron area to several buyers
George D. Carsterts transfers to Hayden Wilcox a parcel in Brook's First Addition to Huron. Lyle J. Windhurst sells to Grace Weir two lots and part of a lot in Original Town of Huron. Ella G. Anderson transfers to Andrew F. Anderson multiple lots in First Railway Addition to Huron. Elly G. Anderson transfers to Andrew F. Anderson an 18 percent interest in sections and blocks in the Huron area.
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George D. Carsterts
Hayden Wilcox
Wessington
Brook
Huron
Lyle J. Windhurst
Grace Weir
Ella G. Anderson
Andrew F. Anderson
Elly G. Anderson
Emery State Bank Closure Strikes Pierre Area
The Farmer State Bank of Emery was closed today by the South Dakota banking department. It had capital stock of 40 000 dollars and a 10 000 dollar surplus with deposits totaling about 200 000 dollars.
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Emery State Bank
Pierre
Farmer State Bank of
Emery
South Dakota Banking Department
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