Walton Leaguers Praise Governor for Open Season Plan
Walton Leaguers commend Governor Warren Green for his new name and fish commission. The Huron Izaak Walton league adopted a resolution last night at the Marvin Hughitt hotel and pledged support. Frank H. Dwyer and league officers prepared a pheasant questionnaire to be printed Monday in The Evening Huvonite to survey residents of Central South Dakota about pheasant supply open season length and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Green
League
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Frank H. Dwyer
South Dakota
Dwyer
South Stretch Paving Set To Begin This Week
Jensen Paving officials announce grading on Dakota avenue south from end of current paving, then a 61 mile stretch of concrete. The First phase aims to open the south stretch before the state fair, while Dakota avenue north progress continues with an 40 foot wide eight block section. Delays occurred as materials ran short, with completion planned for tomorrow morning.
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Dakota Avenue
Twenty-Second Street
Jensen Paving Company
Jenson Company
Waving West
Turner
Fair Grounds
Booth and Olson Company
Bronx City
Third Street
Business Here Above Average In District
Debits to individual accounts in Habon's district fell 7 percent in July from a year earlier, totaling 5,032,000. The decline lagged the ninth federal reserve district, which saw a 16 percent drop. South Dakota cities Lead and Sioux Falls showed increases over last year, while the overall district remained stronger than many.
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Haron
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Huten
South Dakota
Lead and Son
South Tikolar
Dwyer Heads to Mitchell for Prominent Meeting
Frank H. Dwyer president of the furon Izaak Wilton league leaves tomorrow for Mitchell to attend a special meeting of prominent Walton dens called by Merle F. Brown Sioux Falls league president. The gathering on Lake Mitchell includes a planned breakfast and expected attendance by members of the new game and fish commission.
Official Inspects Black Hills Parks
Herbert Evison executive secretary of the National Conference of State Parks arrived in the Black Hills after a six weeks tour of inspection of state parks in Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota. He will remain several days to inspect the parks. Ethel Hubbard Alpens.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
Herbert Evison
Washington, D. C
National Conference of State Parks
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Corn Belts Charley Advises Ready for Fair and Peach Week
Corn Belt Charley urges practical footwear for fairs picnics or airplane meets and jokes about taxmen. He notes threshing ended around Aug 8 and oat yields vary widely. Illinois peach crop is strong with a governor's peach festival Aug 24 to 31. He suggests buying peaches and making bricks if market lacks and calls for farmer solidarity and tree planting per Legge. See you next week.
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Art Jenkins
National Farm Journal
Middle West
Alexander Legge
Farm Bureau chiefs meet. tax session planned in Pierre
Frederick of the South Dakota Farm Bureau and H A Usirud confer in Huron on requests to sustain reduced agricultural valuations at a state tax commission hearing in Pierre Tuesday. The bureau cites county reports and land valuations as basis, with Farmers Union Grange members and unattached farmers expected to attend. Test and George Kennard recently returned from a farm bureau executives' school in Madison Wisconsin.
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Bureau
Usirud
Farm Federation
Pierre
HB. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
H. A. Usirud
Farm Bureau Statistician
State Tax Commission
Astrud
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
The
Grange
Test
Farm Bureau Executives
Madison
Wis
George Kennard
South Dakota Federation
Farm Tenants Rise to Nearly Half of U S Farmers
Washington reports census data showing tenant farmers at 42.4 percent of the nation's farm population, up 3.8 percent since 1925, reflecting long-term shifts from land ownership. North central states show rising tenant shares such as Nebraska 47.1 and South Dakota 44.8 as Illinois 43.1 and Minnesota 31.1 record higher tenant rates.
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S. D. Washington
America
Agriculture Department
Bureou
North Central States
Town
Nebraska
South Dakota
Ilinois
North Dakota
Missouri
Minnesota
Weather outlook for the upper plains and valleys
Weekly outlook for the week starting Monday August 27 covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Little precipitation is expected with temperatures near or somewhat above normal for most of the period.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Governor Green Faces Busy Relief Efforts and Appointments
Governor Green endures a hectic schedule directing emergency relief across South Dakota. He logged about 2000 miles by car this week, attended relief conferences, and made key county appointments to the game and fish commission while weighing drought relief using county warrants backed by state funds.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Visitors share travels through town on route to Black Hills
Wayland Mr and Mrs William Baker and family of Renville Minnesota visited friends here recently while en route to the Black Hills. Mr and Mrs Phillips of St Charles were recent visitors at the Ed Storyman home. Miss Verlyn Wood is spending the week with her brother RC Wood and wife at Wessington Springs. Mrs Carl Ravenscroft and Mrs RW Lilly were Miller visitors recently.
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Wayland
William Baker
Renville
Minn
Black Hills
Phillips
St. Charles
Ed Storyman
Verlyn Wood
R. C. Wood
Wessington Springs
Carl Ravenscroft
R. W. Lilly
Doughertys Visit Gartland Home in Mitchell Affair
Manchester couple Mr and Mrs Wayne Dougherty of Mitchell were visiting recently at the Gartland home. Mrs W H Maxwell has returned home from an extended trip and is recovering.
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Manchester
Wayne Dougherty
Mitchell
Gartland
W. H. Maxwell
Local Nam es and Visits Noted in Hum an sville Area
Tuesday evening extended visit with daughter Mrs N A Gardner and family of Phoenix Ariz and sister Mrs M A Tillers in Humansville. Mrs V F Bjornson hosts sister Miss Clara Volbrecht of Minneapolis. Darrell Nelson surprised on nineteenth birthday. Jack Saffron of Tracy visiting aunt Miss Anna Keller. Charlotta Harvey to Pierre for hospital nurse training. Mrs G B Bjornson and daughter Alice in Huron at Nordic Bjornson home. Miss Bjornston nasal operation in hospital. Mr and Mrs H M Jensen and son on business trip to Sioux Falls with Mrs Charles Helm visiting sister. Mrs W B Zahllar and daughter Mira and Howard Munger of De Smet visited Miss Anna Keller.
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N. A. Gardner
Phoenix
Ariz
M. A. Tillers
Humansville
V. F. Bjornson
Misa Clara Volbrecht
Minneapolis
Mis
Darrell Nelson
Jack Saffron
Tracy
Anna Keller
Charlotta Harvey
Pierre
G. B. Bjornson
Alice
Huron
W. B. Zahllar
Mira
Howard Munger
de Smet
Local notes from Ames and nearby towns encounter farm and visit updates
Ames OD W Arbogast brings cattle home from Harrison Collins pasture due to feed shortage. Frank Waugh of Chamberlain visits sister Mrs Errol Farnsworth. Chester Arbogast travels with William McCool to Aberdeen with plans for North Dakota. Merry Workers club meets with Mrs Ventura. D W Arbogast and D B Robison haul hogs to Miller. Robisons plan move to Clark this fall, formerly home of Mrs Robison. Raymond area visitors include Mrs P J Gerhardt and son James in Watertown and Mrs B F Kornan of Henry. Meed, LaDou and Betty Jo return from Minneapolis after visiting the Lytle home. Mrs Roy Hurlburt and Mrs Bert Smith recently in Doland and Denver respectively. Ruth Garrison visiting near Henry. Mrs Charles Herson and Mrs Fred Merbach with children on Clark business calls. Henry Clint, William Jergen, and Emil Brockman of Davenport, Iowa, were visitors.
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Ames OD
W. Arbogast
Harrison Collin's
Frank Waugh
Chamberlain
Errol Farnsworth
Chester Arbogast
William McCool
Aberdeen
North Dakota
Merry Workers Club
Ventura
D. W. Arbogast
D. B. Robison
Miller
L. D. Robison
Clark
Raymond Social Circle Attracts Nearby Visitors
Miss Mildred Meyer visits Green Lake Minnesota. Mr and Mrs John Sorby and Blanche of Turton and Ambrose Newton of Frankfort were Raymond visitors. Mrs Gerald Loomis returns from Rochester Minnesota after two weeks with her sister Mrs Felix Hanson. Henry Crippen of Des Moines and Irvin Crippen of Perry stopped in Raymond enroute to Canada at the Walter Olson home. Mr Brown of Paynesville Minnesota visits daughter Mrs Emmett Jones and family. Dr Sherwood of Doland visits Raymond Wednesday.
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Tors
Emil Meyer
George Erps
Mildred Meyer
Green Lake
Minn
John Sorby
Blanche
Turton
Ambrose Newton
Frankfort
Raymond
Gerald Loomis
Rochester
Felix Hanson
Henry Crippen
Des Moines
Ervin Crippen
Perry
Walter Olson
Canada
Brown
Paynesville
Emmett Jones
Dr. Sherwood
Doland
Local notables visit Virgil area as residents recover
Virgil Clyde McCarger is reported to be recovering well after an operation for a ruptured appendix. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Forest Hebron from Iowa visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Star Hebron of Mitchell, and Mr and Mrs Graham of Council Bluffs looking after farming interests. E Coursey of Alpena was a recent caller, Mrs Silas Peet and daughter Mrs Clayton Campbell of Huron called on friends in Virgil and vicinity.
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Virgil
Clyde McCarger
Forest Hebron
Iowa
Star Hebron
Mitchell
Graham
Council Bluffs
E. Coursey
Alpena
Silas Peet
Clayton Campbell
Huron
Local Family Updates and Visits Across South Dakota Towns
J B Rittle of Parkston moves his family into the Thomas house and will work as a blacksmith locally. James Peck of Wessington Springs visits friends here. Mrs Mary Heckentable and daughter Mercides return from a several week visit in Minnesota. William Orth and family visit his mother in Lesterville. Ernest Kurtzfeldt and family from Hartley are here visiting relatives. A son was born recently to Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson, formerly Ethyl Larrimer. Mr and Mrs Cockrell return from Lincoln Nebraska after attending the funeral of Mrs Cockrell's sister and are joined by a brother and brother-in-law.
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Ernest Kurtzfeldt
Hartley
Walter Anderson
Andersony
Ethyl Larrimer
Cockrell
Lincoln
Neb
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