State To Feed Montana Cattle
Montana officials announce a plan to connect cattle and sheep owners with prospective buyers and feeders from South Dakota. State and county agents will survey surplus feed and match buyers, with terms set by the involved parties. Montana will protect buyers and ensure interstate health requirements are met while avoiding cross-border feeding moves that could hurt local stock.
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Azeas
Eorught
Montana
Frank D
Kriebs
H. Stafford
Helena
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
Department, of Agriculture
Oii Fcom
State Department of Agriculture
Stafford
Departments of Agriculture
South Dainia
Stop Watering Trees Advises University Expert
Prof W H Alderman of the University of Minnesota warns tree owners and orchardists to halt late season watering and cultivation to promote ripening and hardening before winter. He notes drought stress may still cause winter kill despite early ripening and warns against late rains triggering new growth.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Aisc
Gays
W. H. Alderman
University Farm
Alderman
Red Cross Receives 80 Acres of Clay County Land
Vermillion May 29 The American National Red Cross society will receive acres of Clay county land as the result of Judge A B Beck's decision after years of dispute. The will of the late Theodore Engels of Wakanda left 89 acres to an old friend Michael Fisher with the residue to the Red Cross. Fisher could not inherit since he was a witness, prompting competing claims by the Wakonda Red Cross branch, the state of South Dakota, and the national society. The circuit court recently upheld the Wakonda branch ruling, directing the land to the local Red Cross chapter amid the national society appeal. The 1919 will date coincides with rising Red Cross public support.
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Red Cross
Americ ‘Can National Red Cross Society
Clay County
A. B. Beck
Fisher
South Dakota
Wakonda
The
National Society
Judas R. L. Collar
National ‘Society
Circuit Court
Beck
Report Reveals College Attendance by Parents' Occupations
BROOKINGS, All classes now attending college as 1929-30 data show 1 023 parents across 23 industries. Farming leads with 373, merchants 136, other careers include lawyers 12, doctors 14, teachers 15, bankers 23, ministers 10, rail workers 31, sales 46, and clergy, clerical, laborers among others. Sixty five fathers were deceased. 37 students did not designate parental occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
Agricultural College
Farmers May Plant Winter Rye to Ease Drought Suffering
Brookings Aug 23 Farmers may plant winter rye as an emergency crop for fall and spring pasture after drought losses. Rh E Johnston extension specialist South Dakota State College says rye sown now could be ready for grazing in two to three weeks with rain. The method of sowing rye for fall pasture then reseeding to sweet clover in spring helps stabilize soil and provide pasture, with rye and clover seeds described as cheap.
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Brookinus
Rh. E. Johnston
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Johnston
Howard Lutherans To Attend Madison Meet
Howard Aug 29 Special The four hundredth Augsburg Confession anniversary gathering at Lake Madison Sunday Aug 31 will feature the Howard A Cappella choir directed by Rev M Bjornson of local Lutheran churches The Bethany Mission society plans a full day picnic with 83 members plus numerous families attending from other groups for the convention
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Howard Lutherans
Madison
Howard
Bethany Mission Society
University of South Dakota professor returns after leave
Vermillion Aug 2 F M Kerche ville associate professor of Spanish at the University of South Dakota will return this fall after a year’s leave. He has just received his Ph D degree at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
F. M. Kercheville
University of South Dakota
University of Wisconsin
Urges Farmers to Plow Early For Winter Wheat
Dr H K Wilson agronomist at University Farm St Paul Minn urges farmers planning winter wheat to plow and seed early to reduce winter kill and boost yields. September 1 seeding yielded 25.3 bushels vs October 19 15. October 20 9.2. Minturki winter wheat, developed at Minnesota station 1902, shows superior winter resistance and yield. Trials show minturki 34.3 bushels vs Turkey 23.0.
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ST. Paul
Minn
H. K. ‘Wilson
University Farm
Wilson
Minnesota
Turkey
Odessa
Waseca
Minturki
Penitentiary Inmates Make Use Of Prison Library
Pierre April 22 The largest number of loans from a South Dakota free library traveling collection was reported from the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls The 50 volumes drew 871 readers and were loaned 1395 times an average of 3 per volume The collection covered travel history biography and fiction and remained in constant use over six months with little wear says Miss Leora Lewis library director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Free Library
Sioux Falls
Leora Lewis
Regent Board Invited to Northern NNLs Fete
An invitation extends to the state board of regents by President David Allen Anderson of Northern. The event in Aberdeen is set for August 23 and includes other notable attendees from South Dakota.
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Board of Regents
N.N
Moody County Library Joins County Supported System
Five South Dakota counties now support libraries Hyde Tripp Potter Buffalo and Moody with Moody added. Moody county library at Flandreau moves from partial county aid to full county control by the county commissioners.
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S. D
Pierre
South
Dakota
Moody
Hyde
Lane consolidates staff for coming year in Lane Schools
Board of education in Lane has secured a well trained efficient faculty for the new year. Only three new members join the staff including Superintendent E W Sherbure, Miss Bernice Walsh of Sioux Falls English and speech, Miss Mildred Hamre of Lyons English and speech, and Miss Mildred Hamre Lyons Smith-Hughes home economics. New hires include S E Lingo from Huron directing Smith-Hughes agriculture. Edgar A Edwards of Alton directs music and teaches history and social science. Lawrence Godfrey of Corsica teaches fourth and sixth trades. William Lisker of Lane returns as director of seventh and eighth grades.
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Re of
Lyons
Mildred
Hamre of
Smith-Hughes
S"e. ‘Lingo
Huron
Smith-Hughes Agriculture
Lane School
Edgar A. Edwards
Alton
Lawrence Godfrey
Corsica
William Lisker
Lane
Alpena School Plans Grade Transfers and New Roles
Misa Dorothy Brandenburgg of Alpena, formerly teaching fifth and sixth grades, will teach the third and fourth grades this year. Mrs. Roy Butz becomes grade principal and will again welcome beginners by teaching the first and second grades.
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Misa Dorothy ‘Brandenburgg
Alpena
Roy Butz
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Libby
Sly
Oe & Libby
Chicago
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Ree Srr
Northwestern Public Service Company
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