Silo Best Place For Corn Says Neebink On Fodder Policy
G Heebink argues silos will be best storage for the coming corn crop on dairy farms. He outlines temporary trench and pit silos, snow fence silos, and crib silos as practical options with guidance from South Dakota State College Extension circular 264. Packing quality silage and linings discussed, with expected spoilage at the outer edge.
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Neebink
G. Heebink
Extension Dairyman
SD. 5. c
South Dakota State
College
Carl Gustafson
Veblen
Five Candidates File for County Offices in Wellow Lake
Aug. 3 Five candidates filed for county offices in Wellow Lake with Monday as the last filing day. The county ballot for the fall election lists state senator L. J. Odland and John Madden, representative candidates, and multiple party candidates for county treasurer, auditor, state's attorney, sheriff, register of deeds, clerk of courts, superintendent of schools, coroner, and commissioners across districts.
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Wellow Lake
L. J. Odland
John Madden
C. Ash
W. H. Mehlbers
D. A. Olson
BD. K. Keenan
E PL Olson
Albert Olson
Ernest Zuck
Mcelvin Olson
W. C. Brower
P. Sty
George Swisher
Register of Deeds
J. T. Anderson
Edith Doucette
P. O. Rasmusson
Alms T. Leity
G. E. Hendler
R. H. Maltby
EB. Tryat
John Wannigan
Arthur Madsen
W. A. Hoffman
Frank Mourere
Ind
Sth
Alfred Fryslie
Esmond Schools List Faculty For 1930 31
Esmond city schools and townships begin September 1. Prof W R Ohlsen returns for his third year. home in Iroquois. Miss Vera Werner and Miss Deane Paulson new to Esmond, teaching intermediate and primary rooms respectively. Rural assignments include Miss Murphy, Miss Hallowell, Miss Patten, Miss Gardnee, and Miss Schnee to various schools. Swanson district has no school this year.
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Esmuny
Esmond City
Esmond Township
W. R. Ohlsen
Esmond
Ohlsen
Iroquois
Vera Werner
Deane Paulson
Carthage
Werner
Miss Paulson
Miss Paulson. In the Rural Schools, Miss Murphy
Goss
Hallowell
de Smet
Wallin
Patten
Engal
Gardnee
Rickard
Schnee
Cartage
Corbin
Swanson
Ree Heights Station Sold to L H Cowan
L F Cowan buys P L Prostollo’s interest in the G and P Oil Co at Ree Heights and will assume control around September 1. Prostollo has bought a service station and tank line in Brampton Minnesota and plans to move his family there. Cowan will relocate his family from the farm to the Prostollis former residence.
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Ree Heights
L.H. Cowan
L. F. Cowan
P. L. Prostollo
G. & P. Oil Co
Prostollo
Brampton
Cowan
Prostolls
Laundry Branch Opens In Yankton Announcement
Yankton August 30 The Cascade Laundry of Sioux City will open a Yankton branch Monday announced by John Gibeau representative of the Iowa company Work will be handled by the Sioux City plant until a Yankton plant is established in Yankton Gibeau
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Yankton
Cascade Latindcy
Sioux City
John Gibeau
Iowa Company
Gibeau
South Dakota cosmetologists to hold annual Rapid City convention
Miss Ann Rytterager announces statewide cosmetologists and hairdressers will meet in Rapid City from September 23 to 25. A trade exhibition, demonstrations, and lectures are planned. Delegates invited from Montana Wyoming Nebraska and North Dakota.
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Rapid City
Sioux ‘Falls
Aus
South Dakota
Ann Rytterager
Rytterager
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Dakota
Attorney Is Guest At Party At Gann Valley
GANN VALLEY Aug 30 Special A bridge party was held at the L A Stroud home Thursday night in honor of Attorney and Mrs H C Lawton The Lawtons who have spent four months vacation at the W J Hughes home will soon leave for Washington DC where Mr Lawton will resume duties as an examiner with the interstate commerce commission Those present included E H Swartout H D Brown A Johnson C Pippin R D Fraser W C Oates Armour Schlegel J D Hall H J Oates H D Broom topped the high score for the evening
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Gann Valley
L. A. Stroud
H. C. Lawton
Lawtons
Washington, DD. C
Lawton
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Swartout
H. D. Brown
A. Johnson
C . Pippin
H. D. Broom
Big Rise in South Dakota Car Licenses Shown
South Dakota motor vehicle records show total auto license revenues of 23.731 million dollars over 25 years with last year’s receipts at 3.168 million. Counties received 48 percent this year, state highway funds 50 percent, and 2 percent for administration, as auto registration surged from 357 in 1905 to over 200,000 annually.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Motor Vehicle Department
Rice Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Wessington Springs
Mr and Mrs C A Rice mark their 50th wedding anniversary with twenty five relatives at a Wessington Springs picnic. Married in Wisconsin, they moved to Alpena then Meade county, later settling near Alpena. They have six children forty nine grandchildren and one great grandchild, with two daughters lost in tragedy.
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C. A. Rice
Wessington Springs
Wisconsin
Umtil
Alpena
Meade County
Rice
George
Fred
Ray Brammer
Frank ,Kent
Huron
Raymond Reasoner
Casper, Wy
Elmer Edwards
Sturgis
Burdette de Witte
Highmore
Cornelia
de Witte
Young Girl Seeks Annulment Over Threats and Minor Status
Hazel Smith of Sioux Falls also known as Hazel Witt has filed for an annulment of her marriage to George Witt. She alleges threats of bodily harm and threats to place her in the state reform school unless she wed him. As the plaintiff is a minor, guardian John H. Johnson has been appointed. The couple married August 5 in Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Hazel Smith
Hazel Witt
George Witt
Witt
State Reform School
John H. Johnson
Hog cholera present in South Dakota reports say
Brookings date reports hog cholera in South Dakota per Br G S Weaver animal disease specialist at South Dakota State College extension service Outbreaks reported in Perkins Carson Brown Day Faulk Lake Fall River counties Weaver attributes low vaccination this year and dry hot weather to spread Farmers delayed vaccination due to threshing or funds Misunderstanding and denial noted Hogs should be vaccinated if cholera found Quarantine infected farms Neighbors notified to protect herds Dogs tied during outbreak Do not move hogs from infected farms for 30 days after abatement Burn or bury carcasses properly disinfect wagons and trucks from rendering plants
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Brookings
South Dakota
Br -G
Vetetinarian
Highmore School Prepares for 1930 31 Term Monday
Highmore plans a Monday opening with registration for city pupils at 3:30 pm and rural pupils at the start of school. Superintendent Indall forecasts record enrollment, especially in the freshman class, as a staff of teachers for 1930 31 is listed with principals and specialists in multiple grades and subjects.
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Highmore
Indall
Hla
Hla, Ru Indall
Agnes’ Ryan
Olivia
Lyle Mack
Lake Preston
Alvin Stanck
Herried
Edwin Mogek
Oliver
Charlotte Mason
Mitchell
Orville Lindell
Crookston
Minn
Helen Northfield
Minneapolis
Virginia Breed
Brookings
Eva McDonald
Commercial
Margaret Haugen
Osage
Jesse Goslin
Commissioners Must Abide By Tax Statutes
In Pierre on August 30 the attorney general ruled that after a county treasurer begins tax deed proceedings, commissioners must abate taxes only under strict statute compliance. The six year limit does not apply to taxes, and starting proceedings can occur at any time, though not unreasonably delayed.
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Pierre
C. P. Seward
Redfield Churches To Hold Week Day Classes
Redfield churches and city public schools plan a week day religious instruction program this year. Pupils in grades are excused for one hour weekly to attend church classes under denominational teachers, supervised by the city schools, with parental consent required.
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Redfield
South Dakota
City churches plan weekday religious instruction schools
City churches sponsor a program to create a weekday religious instruction school for children in the grades. The plan will not start with the new school year but soon after, requiring a few weeks to finalize details. The aim is broad participation from children across churches in the city.
Green Lawns Are Result Of Care
Central South Dakota lawns have turned green after recent rains, with a Huron florist noting some brown patches unlikely to recover. The piece explains lawns need a balanced mix of food, water, and warmth, and that soil solution forms as plants absorb nutrients. Prolonged heat can cause browning when plant food is deficient.
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South Dakota
Modern Plant Food Keeps Lawns Green and Healthy
A florist states that lawn and plant growth stalls without food but modern plant food provides complete, balanced nutrition. It is odorless and easy to apply on the surface, soaking in quickly, and works better than old makeshifts. Weekly to eight week feeding keeps lawns rich and green.
Wolsey Ladies Aid to entertain Wolsey teachers
The Ladies Aid society plans a reception at the Wolsey church Friday evening September for Wolsey teachers. Everyone is invited to attend for a camp style gathering to meet the faculty and enjoy entertainment. The dragonfly remark notes it has no sting.
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Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
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