New Seed Source List Issued For South Dakota Farmers
Brookings January report says the State Crop Improvement Association and State College issued a new seed source list with 355 names of surplus seed holders. The list covers oats, corn, barley, wheat, flax, alfalfa, sweet clover and millet. The note warns seed quality not guaranteed and urges careful selection focusing on freedom from weeds, local adaptability, germination, and absence of seed contamination. A seed testing service at State College in cooperation with the state seed committee analyzes samples for germination and weed seed content.
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Brookings
Jan
South Dakota
State Crop Improvement Association
State College
Crop Improvement Association
Brookington
Wed
State Seed Committee
Troquois Relief Corps Elects 1932 Officers
Troquois January 11 special report lists the Iroquois relief corps officers for 1932 led by President Margaret Brown first vice Roza Green secretary Ann Bullivan treasurer Rosa Brown chaplain Marie Wilmacth conductor Minnie Lansky assistant conductor Ellen Frahm guard Etta Warrener assistant guard Madge Hansen press Sue La Mont color bearers Millie Singler Florence Strub Eva Teidler Florence Bunn musician Carrie Halladay patriotic instructor Grace Fullerton.
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Troquois Relief Corps
Troquois
Women's Relief Corps of
Iroquois
Aroid
Margaret Brown
Roza Green
Ann Bullivan
Rosa Brown
Marie Wilmacth
Minnie Lansky
Ellen Frahm
Etta Warrener
Madge Hansen
Sue la Mont
Millie Singler
Florence Strub
Eva Teidler
Florence Bunn
Carrie Halladay
Grace Fullerton
Raymond Ladies Aid Quilts At Church Basement
Members of the Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the church basement and busied themselves with quilting. They have quilted numerous quilts for the organization. This was the regular meeting and no lunch was served.
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Raymond Ladies Aid
Raymond
Jan
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Small Percentage Of SF C Students Of Baptist Faith
Sioux Falls college survey shows less than a third of the student body profess Baptist faith. At winter quarter start 104 Baptist students enrolled. totals include 183 men and 162 women, with overall enrollment up 43 percent to 5 thousand plus music students not counted.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Dhurch
Disciples of Christ
Howard Cafe Change Hands As Becker Couple Take Over
Mr and Mrs Herbert Becker of Oldham take over Bill s cafe in Howard and will run it. William Jorath, former operator, shifts full focus to his new meet market venture in the Gassman building.
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Howard Howard
Jan
Herbert Becker
Oldham
Howard
Bill
William Jorath
Gassman
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Mail Service Near Burdette Curtailed by Heavy Snow
Burdette mail route service has slowed to every other day as heavy snow blocks main highways. Postman Mr. Sickle traverses the route by team and bobsled, stopping overnight mid-journey before finishing the trip to town the following day.
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Burdette
Bures
Jan. U
Mr. Sickle
Miner County Vital Stats: Births Deaths Marriages Divorces
Records released by clerk Melvin Jukam show in 1931 Miner county had 163 births and 12 deaths. There were 33 marriage licenses issued and eight divorces granted, with four naturalizations of which three were from Norway and one from Germany.
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Miner
Howard
Melvin Jukam
Miner County
Norway
Germany
Newspapermen To Address Students In Sioux Falls
Prominent journalists will speak to Sioux Falls college journalism students in a series of talks. Charles M. Dey and Ted L. Ramsay headline the first event, outlining the press public relationship and reporter qualifications.
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Bioux Falls
Jar
Charles M. Dey
Sioux Falls Daily Argus-Leader
Ted L. Ramsay
Sioux Falls College
Lloyd Wendt
Day
Ramsey
Martin Bonahue
Armus-Leader
Ralph Hilgren
Sioux Falls
P. D. Gorder
Argus-leader
Borghild Dahl
Augustana College
Walter Simmons
Miner Shoebotham
Argus- Leader
Gabe Caffree
Ches
H. J. Mitchell
Evening Huronite
Europe
America
George Masters
The
Japan Advertiser
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Howard Trinity Guild Elects Officers for New Year
The Trinity Guild of the Episcopal church met at the Guild hall with Mrs. W. E. Weggint as hostess and elected officers for the new year. President Mrs. W. E. Weggint, first vice president Mrs. A. M. Lower, second vice president Mrs. A. Trotzig, secretary Mrs. Harry Jensen, and treasurer Mrs. M. A. Nodby.
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Howard Trinity Guild
Howard
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
W. E.weggint
W. E. Weggint
A. M. Lower
A. Trotzig
Harry Jensen
M. A. Nodby
Federal hunters kill coyotes in two states
Mitchell Jan 1 reports that federal trappers killed 47 coyotes in the Dakota Nebraska district during December. Six coyotes were reported stolen from trap and poison lines managed by seven hunters, according to director Louts Knowles.
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Mitchell
Jan
Dakota- Nebraska
Federal Predicatory
Anime and Rodent Control Service
Louts Knowles
Circuit Court In Potter County Has Heavy 1932 Docket
Gettsburg January 1 Special clerk of courts reported 1931 docket details for Potter County. Civil filings reached 98, up seven from 1920. 26 criminal actions filed, up two from 1890. There were 133 judgments, some from other courts. County court filings rose to 43 new matters, with adoptions and guardianships among them.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Wen An
Circuit Court
Cancellation Of Bonds Reduces City Indebtedness
Volin city reduces debt by $1000 after canceling bonds held by the closed Volin State bank. The retirement offsets deposits during the bank's closure and remaining funds go to the treasurer. The bonds were the last of a $1500 issue from 1918 for the electric power system purchase.
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VOLIN
Volin State Bank
Howard Eastern Star Installs New Officers
Howard January 11 Special The local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at their regular meeting Worthy Matron Mrs Rosa Gehring Worthy Patron Chas Laurier Associate Matron Catherine Brown Associate Patron Irving Brumford Secretary Maude Arnold Treasurer Anna Clark Conductress Eylpha Kuer Anna Clark Conductress Ada Moenck Chaplain Mary Tuttle Marshal Mary Eva Anderson Ruth Luise Barnett Esther Jessie Bartheil Martha Maple Hal dwin Electa Anna Lower Warder Edith Stove Senior Grace Laurson
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Howard Eastern Star
Howard
Order of the Easterly Star
Rosa Gehring
Chas, Laurier
Catherine Brown
Parton
Irving Brumford
Maude Arnold
Anna Clark
Eylpha Kuer
Ada Moenck
Mary Tuttle
Mary Eva Anderson
Ruth Luise Barnett
Ester
Jessie Bartheil
Martha
Maple Haldwin
Electa
Anna Lower
Warder
Edith Stove
Seriumel
Grace Laurson
Ice caves filled for summer use in Burdette area
Several families near Burdette begin filling their ice caves for summer storage and cooling. Local residents prepare shelters and expect continued use as temperatures rise this season.
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Burdette
Polchows Leave for Portland Home from Fortland
Mr and Mrs Frederick Polchow departed for their Portland Oregon home after spending the holidays with relatives here in Fortland.
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Fortland Burdette
Frederick Polchow
Portland
Ore
Securities Licenses Facing Cancellation in South Dakota
South Dakota securities licenses issued two years ago face cancellation after notices from the state securities commission. Companies must file by February 1 with sworn reports detailing securities sold, names and addresses of buyers, and a full financial statement. Annual licensing to sell securities will be required in the future.
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Miss Pyle
The
Securities Commission
Ln South Dakota
Two Highmore Lodges Install New Officers
In HUGHMORE on January 11 Special H C Harris grand master of South Dakota presided at installation ceremonies for Highmore lodge No 99 officers for 1932. Officers named include William Kral noble grand Godfrey Sneidemeier vice grand and Emil Listrom treasurer among others. Also Bekah lodge installed officers with Margaret Tagg district deputy president leading as installing officer.
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Wiliam Kral
Noble
Godfrey A. Sneidemeier
George C.sthafer
Emil Listrom
Ralph Masher
War Hamlin
H. E. ‘Bloomenrader
Inside Guardian
F. Webb
N. G. James Rezac
J. A. Rubendall
Sadie Pilkington
Saidee Bloehorn
Nellie Carpenter
Nancy Coe
Rebekah Lodge Installations Highlight Local Leaders
The chapter installed officers including Nelsie Ford as noble grand Edith Murphy as vice grand Mabel Rubendall secretary Myrtle Parker financial secretary Elsie Webb treasurer June Elis chaplain Agnes Kiel conductor Julia Stoner inside guard Saides Bloedorn outside guard Vandie Bloomenrader R N G Mildred Dunlap L N G Laura Pehl RS V G Myrtle Linstom LSVG in a district ceremony led by chaplain Mrs Myrtle Linstron.
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Rend
Myrtle Linstron
Rebekah Lodge
Nelsie Ford
Noble Grand
Edith Murphy
Mabel Rubendall
Myrtle Parker
Elsie Webb
June Elis
Agnes Kiel
Julia Stoner
Saides Bloedorn
Vandie Bloomenrader
N. G
Mildred Dunlap
Laura Pehl
RS. V
Myrtle Linstom
L. SV. G
Demonstrations Planned for Social Studies Teaching in SD
Mrs Hazel Ott state supervisor will conduct fourteen January demonstrations across southeastern South Dakota counties to show social sciences teaching methods. Events list Mitchell Alexandria Lake Andes Tyndall Springfield Olivet Yankton Vermilion Elk Point Canton Salem Sioux Falls Parker Woonsocket Wessington Springs with dates from January 11 to January 28.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Hazel Ott
Ott
West Siver
State Department of Public Instruction
Mrz. Ott
Davison
Hanson
Charles Mix
Hon Homme
Hutchinson
Yankton
Clay
Union
Lincoln
McCook
Minnehaha
Turner
Sanborn
Jerauld
Mitchell
Alexandria
Lake Andes
Tyndal
Springfield
Olivet
Elk Point
Canton
Salem
Sioux Falls
Parker
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Kennard Helps Plan Farm Bureau Meeting in Madison
Lake county farm bureau groups will meet in Madison on January 15 after a board meeting last week. George B. Kennard of Huron, state federation secretary, spoke to the group and helped outline plans for the nationwide gathering.
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Kennard
Madison
Lake County
County Farm Bureau Board
George B. Kennard
Huron
State Federation
Howard Masonic Lodge installs new officers
The Howard Masonic Lodge at their regular meeting installed officers including Worshipful Master Theo Hanson, Senior Warden Charles Anderson, Junior Warden Wayne Lower, Senior Deacon C. O. Ramsey, Junior Deacon E. W. Gehring, Secretary E. B. Shore, Treasurer Olger Kyernes, Senior Steward Johnson, Junior Steward Donald Trippity, Tyler M. A. Moore, and trustees W. Boorman, J. J. Cox, and C. C. Ramsey.
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T Howard Masonic Lodge
Kroward
Masonic Lodge
Theo
Hanson
Chas, Anderson
Wayne Lower
Dea
Cor
C. O. Ramsey
E. Ww. Gehring
EB. W. Shore
Olger Kyernes
Johnson
Donald Trip
Raymond Debaters Travel to Frankfort in Non-Decision Meet
Raymond high school debate teams led by coach Miss Marjorie Cobb traveled to Frankfort last week for a non-decision meet. The affirmative team Dorothy Hink and Cripps faced Frankfort high, while Wilmont and Helen Danforth formed the negative side. Both teams reportedly did good work.
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Raymond
Raymond High School
Dorothy Hink
Cripps
Wilmont
Helen Danforth
Marjorie Cobb
Frankfort
Frankfort High
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Strength for Woman
Mrs Joe Reece of 846 Brighton Street El Cajon California reports that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound renewed her strength and energy. She could perform washing and housework again and take care of her children after using the medicine.
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Ypra E. Pinkham
Joe Reece
Brighton Sr
Elceacro
California
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