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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1936

Page

8

South Dakota Farmers to Get 12 Million under 1937 program

South Dakota farmers will receive about 12.009 million dollars in the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program, state chairman Harry M. Schooler announced. Secretary Henry A. Wallace said the plan mirrors 1936, offering payments for shifting land to soil conserving crops and for building soil. The program sets a 500 million dollar cap, uses soil-depleting bases to measure shifts, and guarantees a minimum payment of at least 20 dollars per farm for participants with eligible acreage.

Brookings South Dakota Harry M. Schooler Henry A. Wallace Wallace

Rare Semeto Madagascar Script Book Donated to S D U Museum

A sacred manuscript from the Semeto tribe of Madagascar, written in a cane page script with ink from harandrante sap, was presented to the University of South Dakota Museum by Rev. F C Halvorson, a longtime Lutheran missionary now in Sinai. The volume, with a black cover, reflects ancient history astrology witchcraft and divination, with most text in Malagasy and limited readers among tribe members. The donation forms part of a larger collection including black mahogany and rosewood specimens.

Madagascar University of South Dakota F.C. Halvorson Sinai Brookings County W. H. Over Arabia Tribs

Fragmentary artifact list from museum display

The fragment mentions ebony and Jalona used for native coffins due to rot resistance, a rare volcanic bomb seldom seen in museums, four native spoons, a native hut, and a daily Tada from Manila fibre, reflecting a catalog of items in a collection.

Dam Construction Progress Near Completion at 498-Foot Span

A dam project finished in three months of work under the soil erosion service shows a 498 foot long structure standing 21 feet high. The south side features field stone facing, indicating sturdy conventional masonry work.

Soil Erosion Service

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