Green Names Groups To Handle Loans In South Dakota
Governor Warren Green announced county committees to process anticipated federal livestock feed loan applications in South Dakota’s 69 counties. committees were named in each county and will appoint local groups to work with them, with selection patterns varying by county.
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Eome
Will
Chama
C. Larsen
State College
George Starring
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
Charles hicCaffree
Central
South Dekota
Beadie
George M. Townsente
John Hintermeister
L. S. Cumwing
Broedland
Buffalo
J. B. Jogerson
W. W. Sedgwich
Gann Valley
Jim Bater
Pukewana Clack
J. A. McGillivray
Garden City
William F. Mehelberg
Raymond
H. Elrod
Clark
Faulk
Adils Anderson
Cresbard
H. A. Faulkner
Burkmere
S. Meier
Walkton
F. i Hamlin
Arthur Arneson
Kayti
B. ¥. Bestad
Bryant
Chris Bergeson
Castlewood
Dates Change For Watertown Teachers Institute
Watertown announces new dates for the annual teachers institute, now set for September 16 and 17 instead of earlier plans. County superintendent Miss Beatrice Bannister reported the shift to accommodate more time for social studies prep as directed by the state department. Dr. T. A. Harmon will speak, with a possible Fox Film educational screening, at Codington county court house. Hazel Ott of Pierre will attend, and other circuit counties like Devel Clark Spink Faulk Potter also altered their dates.
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State Department
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Hazel Ott
Pierre
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Spink
Faulk
Potter
Bonilla Church Plans Chautauqua Tonight and Tomorrow
Young people of the Bonilla Congregational church will present a two night chautauqua with programs by the primary and jolly junior classes tonight and tomorrow. Friday features a Bible class play as part of an engaging church event reaching the community.
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Congregational Church
Royal Neighbors Cancel District Meet
WOLSEY Aug 20 Special On account of financial conditions the Royal Neighbor lodge will not host the district convention as planned this spring. AWAYLAND Aug 20 Special John Korakis 12 underwent tonsil removal surgery this week and is recovering satisfactorily.
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Royal Neighbors
Wolsey
Royal
Awayland
John
Pastor Is Honored On 50th Birthday
Bancroft August 20 Special At the Ladies Aid day at the Presbyterian church parlors Rev Mr Cooper celebrated his 50th birthday with a surprise party and gifts. An angel food cake from a Manchester woman and a specially decorated cake by Mrs B Herms marked the celebration. Members of Manchester Aid attended and greeted him. Supper followed served by a division of the Aid.
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Ladies Aid
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Cooper
Manchester
Tourist Traffic Heavier At Mitchell July Visitor Rise
Mitchell reports July tourist registrations exceed last year with 210 more visitors than July prior. Records show all states except one represented, plus Canada provinces, Canal Zone, Panama, Hawaii, and French territories. Tourists praise Black Hills scenery and express enthusiasm for the region.
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Sucia
Custer Battlefeld Highway Association
Union
Canada
Canal Zone
Panama
Hawaii
France
Black Hills
Ipswich Farmers Send Feed To Central D. Aug. 20
Ipswich reports threshing progressing with four to eight bushels per acre in the wheat belt. Farmers from Huron Yankton Highwara and drought districts bring grain here to sell or haul to market. Wheat sells at about market plus a premium. A car of mixed wheat oats and barley is being sent to Huron for hog feed. Feeder pigs and sheep are being sold locally amid moisture shortages and variable crop conditions.
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Ipswich
Central
Huron
Yankton
Highwara
Ree Heights Graveling Completed by Vector Construction
Vector Construction of Hector Minn finished eight miles south and two miles north of Ree Heights graveling. Gravel sourced from section 36 in Spring Hills township beside the road. Work progressed well aiding bad weather travel and benefiting nearby farmers as crews moved to the north end of the county.
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Ree Heights
Rez Heights
Aug
Vector Construction Company
Hector
Minn
Spring Hills Township
Tough Gay Is Not So Tough in Rosholt
In Rosholt a transient man with a bluffing persona and a reported razor presence caused local residents to react. A Rosholt businessman confronted the drifter and administered a physical reprimand to restore order before about 30 onlookers.
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Rosholt
Rosholt Gaim
Dorie
Indian cattle shipment to Sioux City market authorized
George Boesl government farmer ships gram stock owned by Indians to Sioux City market due to inability to provide winter feed. Only a limited number will be kept.
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Joe Creek
George Boesl
Sioux City
Yankton to Open Schools September 4 this year
Yankton will open its schools on September 4, confirmed by school secretary Terael Daniels. Registration for the high school starts August 21. Teachers will prepare classes and organize Friday before classes begin Monday. City buildings are undergoing renovation including Garfield school. Co A Bea returns as superintendent and R. E. Michelegeia villas principal.
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Yankton
Terael Daniels
Daniels
Garfield
Co. A. Bea
R. E. ‘Michelegeia Villas
Rendering Plant Odor to Be Eliminated in Mitchell
Aug 20. Officials at a local rendering plant in Mitchell announce plans to remove a bad odor by installing condensers and deodorizers. Work begins this week and will continue until completion.
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Mitchell
Sdors
Rendering plant system to be used here explained
Tractors say there will be practically no flavor from the rendering plant. The system to be used is the same as that employed by large packing houses throughout the country.
Farm purchases five cent dairy cows in Port City vicinity
In this vicinity by Port City this week cows were shipped to farms at a five cent rate per siren and per cow. The report mentions shipments near the city and farm purchases during the week.
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Port &. A
Teie
On City
Change Meeting Date To Avoid State Fair
At a Ladies Aid meeting the September session was moved to the tenth to avoid State Fair week. Royal Neighbors group one will serve and a local cafe's August refreshments followed a guessing contest. Members reported a social gathering featuring cakes and drinks afterward.
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Lane
Royal Neighbors
Wilma Bodd
Ceased
Mesdares May
Meinzer
JOE Creek
Mruecer and Oyers
William Gregory
Dia Hall Doria Mode
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