Farm Tenancy In South Dakota Post War Price Rise
Brookings Feb 4 The South Dakota State College agricultural department reports that farm tenancy is a national issue with 72.1 percent of 23 leases for one year and few renewals. Debt, inflated land prices, foreclosures and low farm incomes after 1920, plus drought, pushed land ownership instability. Lundy urges longer tenures for good tenants and possible protective laws, plus refinancing and cautious land purchases to stabilize income and prices.
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State College
South Dakota
Brookings
Sburh Dakota State’ College Agricultural Economist Department
Farm Management Department
Frcf
H.P. Hanson
Gabriel Lundy
Hoad
Brookings County
Turner County
Lundy
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee research declares goitre is not a disease and should not be treated as such. Dr A A Rock, a leading goitre specialist for 30 years, promotes a nonoperative treatment and opposes needless surgeries. Dr A A Hock Products offers a free copyrighted book explaining the treatment, send requests to Dest. 1165 Box 737 Milwaukee Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
A. A. Rock
A. A. Hock
Wise
And Or Phrase Condemned In South Dakota Legislature
The South Dakota house condemned the use of the phrase and or in a bill authorizing cities to pay expenses of attendees at league or municipal meetings. Rep. John M. Burritt said he would oppose all bills with the term. An amendment proposed replacing and or with or was offered by Rep. Sioux K. Grigsby to remove the conjunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
House of Representatives
John M. Burritt
Sioux Falls
Sioux K. Grigsby
Stone Falls
Indian Descendant of Red Wing Dies in Sioux Falls
Joseph Carrow a Santee Sioux direct descendant of Chief Red Wing died in Sioux Falls on Wednesday. He lived with his daughter Mrs Roy B Day. Carrow owned the treaty armament between the Sioux Indians of the Lakes and the United States Government in 1815.
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Red Wing
Sioux Falls
Joseph Carrow
Mion
Roy B.day
Carrow
United States
Preston's Classes Name. New Leaders
Preston LAKE February 4 Special Class organizations for the second semester completed with seniors junior Gogglis president Inez Anderson vice president Orville Larson secretary treasurer juniors Rogemond Dixon president Merle Coulson vice president Edith Crow secretary Eldon McDonald treasurer sophomores Robert Larson Wayne Sorenson vice president DeLoris Stephenson secretary treasurer freshmen Norma Ostroot president Delburt Olson vice president Lacrius Ost Todt secretary treasurer
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Preston
Lake
Junior Gogglis
Inez Anderson
Orville Larson
Rogemond Dixon
Merle Coulson
Edith Crow
Eldon McDonald
Robert Larson
Wayne Sorenson
DeLoris Stephenson
Norma
Ostroot
Delburt Olson
Lacrius Ost- Todt
Industrial Collegian Birthday Cake Surprise at State College
Brookings February birthday of the Industrial Collegian weekly staff surprised by a large angel food cake sent by Mrs. William Rumple of Arlington. The note on the cake bore the number 5a and honored editor Norman Rumple and the Collegian staff.
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Industrial Collegian
Brookings
State College
Collegian
William Rumple
Arlington
Aothor
Norman Rumple
Causes Of Bad Butter Flavor From Lipase And Salt
BROOKINGS Feb 4 Home butter makers report off flavors in churned butter. T. M. Olson of South Dakota State College explains lipase from cows late in lactation can create a bitter taste, especially with certain storage temps. Poor churn cleaning, chlorine rinse, salt quality, and washing water may also contribute to off flavors in butter and buttermilk.
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Brookings
T. M. Olson
Olsen
Mansion Furnishing Bill Faces Reconsideration Vote
South Dakota Senate moved to reconsider its defeat of a 13500 appropriation to furnish the governor's home. The motion passed 31 to 1 after support from many who opposed earlier passage. A separate vote on final passage was deferred.
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Pierre
Kota
Senate
Dohme
Mina
Nathaniel Nickish
Bowdle
Groundhog Sees Shadow At Lake Preston
Lake Preston on February 4 reports a bright sunlit scene as the local groundhog emerges briefly for his annual stunt. The wind drives drifting snow toward his burrow entrance, and the creature retreats back to its warm pillow, predicting six more weeks of winter amid residents coping with the cold snap.
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Lake Preston
Vermillion Theatre Arts Club Flood Benefit in Yankton
The Vermillion Theatre Arts club presented Ladies of the Jury in Yankton for flood victims in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, with the University of South Dakota Symphony orchestra also taking part. The cast included Eva Glassbrook and many local faculty members from USD and University departments.
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Ohio
Mississippi River
Vermillion Theatre Arts Club
Ladies of the Jury
Yankton
University of South Dakota Symphony Orchestra
University
Eva Glassbrook
Harold Breskman
C. J. Whitlow
Tin Gold Mining Company Formed in Spearfish Note
Incorporation papers filed Wednesday for the Dakota Tin and Gold Mining Company of Spearfish with capital of 1,000,000 and initial capitalization of 1,000. Incorporators include William Q. Fillmore Nicholas Brown of Spearfish and Charles Maple of Belle Fourche.
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Pierre
Dakota Tin and Gold Mining Company
Spearfish
William Q. Fillmore
Nicholas Brown
Charles Maple
Belle
Fourche
iRace Operators Seek Higher Track Cut in South Dakota
Pierre Feb. P a bill would raise operators take from 6 to 9 percent of pari mutuel bets on horse races. The extra three percent funds track operations, with the state fair board share moved to operators. Racing officials from Belle Fourche Deadwood Aberdeen and Sioux Falls welcomed the plan ahead of the 1937 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Legislatre
Fred Sk. Vilas
Atate Raceing Commission
Racing Commission
Vilas
Pari-Mutuel
State Fair Board
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Haron
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Clover Leaf Club Reports First Meeting Of Year
The Clover Leaf Home Extension Club held its first meeting of the year after bad weather canceled January. New chairwoman Mav Will Schwabaner led business and distribution of diet and organization literature. Farewell to Mrs F W Nol tensmeter noted. hostesses Mrs A E and Mrs J C Kul served a two course lunch. Also mentions visits in Wellington and Wayland with local residents.
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Clover Leaf Club
Clover Leaf Home Extension Club
Mav- Will Schwabaner
Mra F. W
Noltensmeter
Antetersten Committee
A E
J. C. Kul
Mrs Charles Haskell Dies Suddenly in Conde Area
Condé residents report the death of Mrs Charles Haskell a longtime local resident who died suddenly at her home two miles north of Condé on Monday evening She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Roy Moss Condé and several sons Arthur and Adelbert of Condé region plus five grandchildren
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Charles Haskell
Conde
Conde Inteinity
Roy Mosse
Condee
Arthur and
Adelbert
North
Cande
Rowens Host Guests From Chamberlain Area
Wellington February 4 special Mr and Mrs Elmer Scott and their baby and Mr and Mrs Marc Scott of Chamberlain were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Rowen Mrs Elmer Scott previously Miss Alice Rowen
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Verdugt
Wayland
William Moeller
Wessington
Joe Verdugt
Wellington
Elmer Scott
Baby
Marc Scott
Chamberlain
Fred Rowen
Alice Rowen
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Meus
Preston Groundhog
Theatre Arts Club
Fred Warren
May
Willian? Warren
Wayland Wayland
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