Branch Office Of RACC Changes Pierre Branch
H W Mitchell announces Pierre RACC branch staff and records move today to the Sioux City regional headquarters. The Pierre office will operate as a separate department within Sioux City, continuing loan operations up to 250 dollars at 6 1 2 percent interest for sustenance needs. The RACC will keep cooperating with the South Dakota Relief department as needed. The Pierre branch had a large loan volume though exact figures were not disclosed.
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Pierre
H. W. Mitchell
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Sioux City
Mitchell
South Dakota
RACC
South Dakota Relief Department
Hendrix Given FiveYear Suspended Sentence in Robbery Case
Sioux Falls reports Merle Hendrix pleaded guilty to first degree robbery in a highway clothes robbery. He received a fiveyear suspended prison sentence along with two co defendants William Wright and Verne Harvey, who also drew fiveyear suspended terms after the joint complaint.
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Hendrix
Sioux Falls
Merle Hendrix
Here
William Wright
Verne Harvey
Former Jackrabbit Athlete Loses Arm
Siou x Falls February first former Jackrabbit half back Terry of South Dakota State College and a Washington high school grid star lost his left forearm in a meat grinding machine accident at the John Morrell plant where he had worked two months in the sausage department. He was a standout with the Jackrabbits North Central Conference champions and played a third varsity season last fall.
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Sioux Falls
Cleo "Terry
South Dakota
Washington High School
John Morrell & Company
Terry
Russell To Confer On Tree Planting
PIERRE Feb 1 Russell state secretary of agriculture said he will attend a Mitchell meeting of two committee appointed by the state chamber of commerce to promote tree planting. He will cooperate in this or other chamber activities while seeking federal funds to match a 2000 state appropriation. W R Ronald Mitchell is chamber chairman of the two committees meeting Friday.
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Russell
Pierre
P-C. A. Russell
State Secretary of Agriculture
Mitchell
State Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Agriculture
W. R. Ronald
Chamber of Commerce
Daughter Born to Derscheid Family at Home
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Derscheid on Thursday evening January 23. Mrs. Derscheid is at her mother Mrs. Pratt's home, with Mrs. Pierce Tyrell of Iroquois, a registered nurse, also present.
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Yale
Specialia
Harry Derscheid
Derscheid
Pratt
Pierce Tyrell
Iroquois
Judge Refuses To Confirm Foreclosure Sale In Aberdeen
Circuit Judge W B Perry said he would resist a mandamus writ to show cause why he should not confirm a foreclosure sale in Marshall County. The case involves Langberg who bid 3500 on a 160 acre Dodds farm and seeks a deficiency judgment of 1224 plus accrued interest. The 1931 law against deficiency judgments and Dodds federal refinancing attempts are cited as grounds to protect farmers. The ruling emphasizes foreclosures aim to satisfy debt by the property value and the mortgagee must bid in full when value supports it.
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Aberdeen
W. B. Perry
State Supreme Court
Marshall County
South Dakota
Juige Patry
RC. Dodds
Gus R. Langberg
Dell Rapids
Langberg
James W. Nisbet
Perry
Dodds
Mystery Hello Crow Haunts USD Campus
Vermillion reports describe students hearing a hoarse hello from a crow perched in a tree near the University of South Dakota. Witnesses say the bird’s unusual greeting echoed through two blocks, leading locals to suspect a trained bird rather than a ghost. The crow’s owner remains unidentified. curator W. H. Over notes the tale as a learned trick. Judge Perry later sets a farm value at forty dollars per acre in a separate case.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
W. H. Over
Museum
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers in Alpena Meet
The Modern Woodmen met at the IQDF hall on Wednesday night and elected Walter Brzazowsky as council, Lestie Grace as advisor, Roy Webber as banker, Elder Johnson as escort, Donald Jones as sentry, and Ralph Hayes as three year trustee for the year. The next meeting is set for February 8.
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Alpena
IQDF
Walter Brzazowsky
Lestie Grace
Roy Webber
Elder Johnson
Donald Jones
Ralph Hayes
Correction on ex service men in Spink county
Lewis J. Howard of Redfield National Reemployment office issues correction for Spink county veterans: 208 registered, 126 placed on CWA, 2 drawing direct relief, and 19 not placed. He notes numbers reflect current status as of February 1.
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Redfield
Lewis J. Howard
Spink County
4000 Adults Attend School Under CWA Efforts
Civil Works Administration projects in South Dakota directed by I. D. Weeks provide schooling for about 4000 persons. W. P. Beard notes teachers operate in 103 communities across subjects from telegraphy to writing and spelling. Seven rural schools stay open, including an island school on the Missouri near Bonesteel where Blanche O Neal teaches seven children. CWA workers built the island school. Nearby at Flendreau Alice Coonrad teaches Native Americans. Vocational instruction reaches 36 communities and general courses 60 communities.
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Pierre
Civil Works Administration
South Dakota
I. D. Weeks
State Superintendent of Schools
W. P. Beard
State Department
Beard
Missouri River
Bonesteel
Blanche O'Neal
CWA
Flendréau
Alice Coonrad
Honor Yale Couple On 41st Anniversary
Yale Feb 1 Special Mr and Mrs Charles Kuehl were honored at a surprise party celebrating their 41st wedding anniversary January 2. Over 60 guests attended including Mrs Grenz and her sons of Lake Benton Minnesota, sister of the honoree. The Rey Israel gave a talk and music by the Haeder Kuehl quartet. A mock wedding was staged as part of the entertainment. Eight tables of progressive pitch were played.
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Yale
Charles Kuehl
Grenz
Sons
Lake Benton
Minn
Thieves Loot $200 Burglary Ends in Gunfire
In Sioux Falls two burglars looted about 200 dollars worth of merchandise from the Sem Tja¢en store at Chancellor before fleeing amid gunfire. Sheriff Carl Christianson reports the stolen goods found behind the store and notes a chase by local vigilers. Dale Hysel, son of the Chancellor policeman, fired four shots but did not hit the suspects. The incident followed a nearby high school social event at Tulare where Mary Beth Meyers hosted a 4-H sewing club gathering.
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Sioux Falls
Chancellor
Carl Christianson
Turner County
Dale Hysel
Henry Hysel
Hysel
Christianson
Honor Yale Girl At Birthday Dinner at St Williams Hall
Mi Kam 1 Davis was honored at a surprise birthday dinner Sunday evening at St Williams hall. A three act play was presented during the 7 o clock dinner with Lily Davis Johnny Grass Davis Agnes Greenan and Della Da taking part. A necklace and bracelet set was given as a gift. Evening hours were spent with games and music. Junely was wed.
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Yale
Kam
Davis
St. Williams Hall
Lily Davis
Johnny Grass Davis
Agnes Greenan
Della da
S' Junely
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sluggish digestion and stomach discomfort. It claims the pills stimulate bile flow, banish foul breath, and lift mood, urging readers to ask for the product by name at drugstores.
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Carter
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Lumcheon
Entertains Club
Tulare
Mary Beth Meyers
Laurence Betts
Dakota Ave
Auron
Startling Savings
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Geyerman’s
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