South Dakota Farm Debt Drops Since Depression
Washington reports farm mortgage debt has shrunk since the Depression, with South Dakota showing a drop from 295,730,000 in 1930 to 184,580,000 on January 1, 1935. Refinancing by the Farm Credit Administration reduced about 5,213,000 in SD and nationwide refinancings totaled nearly 200,000,000. South Dakota farmers saved over 950,000 annually on interest due to lower rates and temporary reductions for Federal Land Bank loans.
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Washington
South Dakota
Farm Credit Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
National Farm Loan Associations
Congress
Crack Down On Unlicensed Trucks
SIOUX FALLS, Aug. 27. State Highway Patrol plans a stricter approach toward truck operators without compensation plates. Patrolman George Wilda said arrests will be made, ending prior leniency since July 1 1938 season. Gasoline trucks hauling supplies outside municipalities to non farmers must carry compensation plates.
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Sioux Falls
Atate
George Wilda
Wilds
Weeks Describes Ideal Instructor at State Teachers College
Vermillion August 27 I D Weeks president of the University of South Dakota spoke at the Wayne Nebraska commencement on The Artist Teacher. He described the ideal teacher as one with character, understanding of youth, and a desire to grow, who avoids rut, embraces democratic education, and understands education’s purpose and the teacher’s role.
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Vermillion
I. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota
State Teachers College
Wayne
Neb
Weeks
Weldons Leave Conde for Primghar Teaching Post
Special Mgr and Mrs G T Weldon and son Jimmy arrived in Conde on August 27 to move their household and join Primghar Iowa where Prof Weldon will teach during the coming term.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Notice of default on a real estate mortgage dated March 1934 by Jacob H Finckh and Sadie Finckh to Home Owners Loan Corporation. Public auction set for September 71, 1936 at 10:00 AM at Beadle County Courthouse front door to satisfy $3,819.68 outstanding debt and costs. Sheriff of Beadle County to conduct sale.
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Jacob’ H Finckh
Sadie Finckh
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakotas
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation of
Washington
District of Columbia
Beadie County
South Dakota
Cooration A Corporation
Leo A. Stemmey
Trapping Seasons Listed For State
South Dakota game and fish commission set trapping seasons for skunk raccoon muskrat and possum for winter. Skunks may be trapped statewide from November 1 to March 31 1937. Opossum trapping limited to Union County from October 1 to March 31 1937. Ten counties plus a Missouri River corridor open to muskrat trapping from December 1 to March 31 1937. Raccoon season runs October 1 to March 3, 1937 nationwide in specified counties and river area. Resident trappers pay $2. landowners trap on own land free. Non-residents barred. Fur shipments must be labeled with counts and varieties.
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Pierre
South Dakota Game l and Fish Commission
Union County
Lincoln
Union
Clay
Yankton
Hutchinson
Turner
Butte
Lawrence
Meade
Missouri River
South Dakota
Clark Program Exhibit Crowns Handicraft Winners
Jean Tigner won first prize in Clark summer recreation handicraft show. Beulah Fink and Marie Turner took second and third. Exhibit featured quilts, pitlows, rugs and sewing. A novelty parade awarded banners to Shirley Myers Austin Jack Voss and Jimmy Foy. Elizabeth Page praised for attendance. Sixty four prizes funded by Clark marshals. Garden City defeated Carpenter in kittenball. full races and stunts completed the day.
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Clark
Jean Tigner
Beulah Fink
Marie Turner
Bres
Shirley Myers
Popby Austin
Jack Voss
Jimmy Foy
Elizabeth Page
Marshanls of
Garden City
Carpeniter
Release one act play by Dale Fuller at Rotary Luncheon
Dale Fuller of Clark presented a one act play titled Release at the Rotary Luncheon Tuesday noon. Fuller, an honor student from the University of Denver, has earned recognition for his speech work throughout his career.
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Rotary
Clark
Dale Fuller
Radio executive speaks on progress of television at luncheon
Robert Haines of the Radio Corporation of Arctica in Sioux Falls was a luncheon guest of Henry Des royers. He spoke briefly on television progress and its commercial possibilities.
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Acti
Robert Haines
Radio Corporation of Arctica
Sioux Falls
Henry Desroyers
Haines
Clark Student Heads to Michigan Sales District
Fordyce Voss, Clark, a Clark College general science graduate last June, will move to Grand Rapids, Michigan this week to oversee a Schaeffer Pen Company sales district. He will base his headquarters in Grand Rapids and was active in student government and social life, earning his way through college as a bookstore clerk.
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Brookings
Fordyce Voss
Clark
State College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Schaeffer Pen Company
Voss
Student's Association
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Weeeington
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