Name Key Men To Act On Committee
Willow Lake South Dakota February 28 Special The South Dakota Bankers Association named county key men to lead agricultural activities for 1930 under C L Chase of Willow Lake chairman. The list spans eight groups with chairs and members including Yankton Vermillion Sioux Falls Mitchell and other towns, outlining sessions in spring to set annual agendas.
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Willow. Lake
South Dakota Bankers Association
C L. Chase
Willow Lake
Tuberculosis Transmission Question Answered by Perkins County Doctors
In response to wide inquiries about bovine tuberculosis passing to humans three Perkins county physicians state cattle tuberculosis can be transmitted under certain conditions to people via milk and meat and urge testing of all dairy and meat products. Dr. J. Frank Wistis and T. C. Suttle among signers.
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Widspread
Perkins County
Miner County Weed Problem Discussed
The last of a series of Eve meetings sponsored by the Miner county weed committee for discussion of weed problems and methods of control was held here today. Plans were bid for eradication of field bindweed and other weeds. Other meetings were held during the week at Rock Creek community hall, Canova, Fedora and Carthage. R. C. Swinson, Canova farmer, is county chairman of the weed committee.
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Miner County Wreed Committee
Rock Creek
Canova
Fedora
Carthage
R. C. Swinson
Yankton County Sheriff Race Sees Eighth Candidate
Gale Wyman, deputy since June, becomes the eighth Republican to seek the sheriff’s office in Yankton County. He tendered his resignation as deputy to Sheriff Roy Miliken, effective in April, replacing George Osborn as deputy for nearly nine months. Eleven candidates have filed petitions. three have filed. George Jorgenson will not run in the primary for county commission but plans to run as an independent in the fall. August Waldeck, named as Fifth District commissioner candidate, may face no opposition if Joseph Rezac does not seek re-election.
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Yankton County
Yankton
Gale Wyman
Roy Miliken
Wyman
George Osborn
George Jorgenson
August J. Waldech
Joseph J. Rezac
Drops Observed In State Bank Loans
Minneapolis February 23 Loans to customers by selected city member banks in the ninth federal reserve district fell seasonally in the first seven weeks of 1930. By February 19 they stood 16 million dollars above a year earlier. Other invested funds decreased in early weeks and then rose, being 4 million dollars lower than a year ago. Deposits moved sharply down then rose moderately, with changes largely seasonal. The February outlook notes some northwest farming prospects are unfavorable for several crops though flax acreage may rise modestly. January farm income from cash crops, dairy products and hogs was 15 percent below January 1929.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Minneaon Bank
United States Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Outlook
Auto Fatalities Decrease In 1929
Pierre, Feb. 21. Motor vehicles killed 98 people in South Dakota in 1929, down 19.01 percent from 121 in 1928, per Travelers Insurance. Nationwide deaths rose to about 71,000, up 11.05 percent from 1923. South Dakota had the lowest deaths per 100,000, while California saw the highest rate. Monthly totals show peaks in August and December. Injury data: about 200 injuries per 33,000 people, with 60 serious. Across 37 states with records, most states reported increases while 10 states plus D C posted fewer deaths than 1928.
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South Dakota
California
Connecticut
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Miner County Farmers Show Cow Testing Interest
Howard Feb 2 Thirty one Miner county farmers have expressed interest in a cow testing association for Miner county at five dairy meetings. County agent S W Jones announced the campaign by the Miner county dairy committee to educate people on the food value of butter. The program will continue with signups for the cow testing association and the butter essay and poster contest in county schools.
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Howard
Miner County
S. W. Jones
Miner County Dairy Committee
Jones
Lake Peston Woman's Club Elects Officers
The Star club of Lake Freston met at the home of Mrs. C. J. Witte with Mrs. E. Hendrickson assisting. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President Mrs. J Lawler Vice-president Mrs. H. J. Keith Secretary Mrs. C. J. Witte Treasurer Mrs. B. Lewis.
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Lake Peston
Farmer's Dog Saves Master From Death In Night Farm Fire
VIENNA February 28 A bulldog owned by Ray Knade woke his master during a farm home fire early Wednesday morning The dog jumped on the bed barking and pulling covers off waking him The master found flames and the home was doomed despite firemen working all morning to save other nearby buildings The wind blew from the west complicating efforts to control the blaze
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Vienna
Ray Knade
Offer Prizes In Alfalfa Contest
McIntosh February 28. The Carson County Farm Bureau sponsors a contest to boost alfalfa acreage with prizes of 5, 3 and 1 dollars for first second and third. Open to all, entrants submit up to fifty words of practical reasons why alfalfa is desirable. Judges include George Gregson J W Taylor and J A G Smith. Entries due March 8. Winners announced next week.
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McIntosh
Carson County Farm Bureaux
Leonard Noble
Noble
George Gregson
J. W. Taylor
Mciintosh
J. A. G. Smith
New Service Station to Open in Groton March 10
Groton February 23 Special announces Holtz and Son will open a modern service station in the Healtz block March 10. The facility will offer greasing and tire repair along with gas and lubricating oils and include a spacious ladies rest room.
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Groton Groton
Healtz Block
Holtz and Son
Officers Chosen By Wool Growers Milesville Man To Run For Congress
FERRE, Feb. 23. William H Griffiths of Milesville fled nomina tion papers as a Republican candidate for state representative from the fifty fourth district comprising Stanley and Haakon counties. Clarence M. Weirauch of Fort Pierre was the previous representative for the district. BROOKINGS, Feb. 25. Annual election results of the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota were announced with 11 districts represented on the board. Directors include Robert Dailey Flandreau District 1, Peter Gudahl Howard District 2, C. W. Walker Redfield District 3, Harry Thomas Clark District 4, W. H. Holscher Weeota District 5, A. B. Chubbuck Reliance District 6, J. H. Lemmon Lemmon District 7, H Clarkson Buffalo District 8, George Allen Stroel District 9, James Benson Belle Fourche District 10, Paul C. Murphy Hermosa District 11. Murphy reelected president. Dailey secretary-treasurer.
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Milesville
Congress
FERRE
William H Griffiths
Secretary of State
Ffty
Stanley
Haakon
Clarence M. Weirauch
Fort Pierre
Brookings
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Br.e Post
Post
Lane
Moody
Minnehaha
Turner
Lincoln
Clay
Union
Robert Dailey
Flandreau
Buffalo
Charles Mix
Jerauld
Sanborn
Brule
Arora
Davison
Hanson
Hutchinson
Douglas
Bon Homme
Yankton
Miner
McCook
Peter Gudahl
Howard
Sully
Spink
Hughes
Hyde
Hand
Beadle
Kingsbury
C. W. Walker
Redfield
Marshall
Roberts
Day
Grant
Deudl
Codington
Hamlin
Harry Thomas
Clark
Campbell
Wahworth
Potter
Faulk
Edmunds
McPherson
Brown
W. H. Holscher
Weeota
Carson- Dewey
Ziebach
Jackson
Jones
Lyman
Melette
Tripp
Gregory
Todd
Bennett
Washabaugh
A. B. Chubbuck
Reliance
Perkins
Meade
J. H. Lemmon
Lemmon
Harding
Named officers named vice president and secretary treasurer
The report states that an unnamed individual was named vice-president while Mr. Fos was appointed secretary-treasurer. This change reflects new leadership roles within the organization.
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Fos
Eastern Quartet To Sing State Songs
The Hicksville Four from Indianapolis asked Miss May Austin at the State college book store for a copy of the South Dakota State college song to broadcast selections. "Let's Sing" by Dr. Willis E. Johnson is the book’s title. Hayburn could not obtain a copy but Austin said it will be sent when received.
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Brookings
Hicksville Four
Quaret
Indianapolis
May Austin
State College Book Store
South Dakota State College
Willis E. Johnson
State College
Harry Hayburn
Austin
Mr. Hayburn
Wessington Church Sunday School Institute Held
WESSINGTON Feb 28. A Sunday school institute at the community church under Rev. and Mrs. Huron featured talks on The D. School Teachers’ Place in the Sun School and How to Get the People to Attend Sunday School. A light luncheon followed as attendees discussed topics.
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Wessington
Rev
Huron
Joes
Missouri River Ice Break Near Forest City
Forest City Missouri river has risen about six feet due to recent rains. Ice remains but has several open places and the shore line is eroded. The temperature registered ten above zero, the coldest for January this month.
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Forest City
Missouri
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Aids Girlhood Transition
An ad asserts neglect during the critical crossroad from girlhood to womanhood causes misery. It touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, herbal remedy that soothes nerves, boosts appetite, and supports the female body. Available in tablets or liquid from druggists with a trial offer by mail from Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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Winfred
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E B. Serr
Kennebec
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Letcher
C. L. Chase
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Henry Hanten
Watertown
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Clear Lake
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F. B. McKichan
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Orient
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Miller
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Highmore
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Arlington
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W. E. Swenson
Langford
Henry Helvig
Sisseton
M. L Larsen
Mound City
L J. Brokofsky
Pallock
J. GO. van
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Heinz Kitchens
Union Cooperative Ass’n
BE Betts
Dakota
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N
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Gang
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Ideal Grain Header
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Fordson Tractor
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National Bank of Huron
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Roy Housman
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