Farmers Union backs federal farm board program
A Farmers Union Terminal association committee says the Northwest eleven state unions and related groups fully support the federal farm board and its marketing plan. They reject John Simpson of Oklahoma City and the National Farmers Union stance, affirming cooperation with the federal program while preserving union business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Northwestern
Federal Farm Board
Ite
Farmers Union Terminal Association
C. A. Ward
Kansas Farmers Union
John Simpson
Oklahoma City
National Farmers Union
Alexander Legge
Commiew
Ittee
Washington
A. N. Young
Wisconsin Farmers Union
J. R. Callahan
Illinois Farmers Union
W.thatcher
Legee
Simpson
Price Farm Board
Bi Farmers Union
Northwest
Mem- Simpson
Federal Farm Board Program
Mr. Simpson
Farm Board
Simpson Group
Lake Preston Church Elects New Deacon and Officers
The Lake Preston Congregational church held its annual meeting after a church dinner chaired by P. R. Phinney. J. E. Johnson was reelected deacon for three years, LeRoy Wienk was elected to finish James Lewis's two year term as deacon, W. L. Ford was chosen trustee for three years, replacing A. D. Thorsness. Mrs. Hilde Swanson became secretary of the board and Mrs. F P. R. Phinney treasurer, taking over from Mrs. John Werner.
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Lake Preston
The
Congregational Church
P. R. Phinney
J. E. Johnson
LeRoy Wienk
James Lewis
W. L. Ford
Board of Trustees
A. D. Thorsness
Hilde Swanson
FP. R. Phinney
John Werner
Back Firing Causes Destruction of Car LAKE PRESTON
Welden Faulkner's car caught fire while driving to town near Lake Preston. The engine fired, the body ignited, and the vehicle burned completely before engulfing the field. He escaped unharmed. the car was destroyed but insured.
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Lake Preston
Welden Faulkner
Faulkner
Reverend S E Cooper to Preach at Lake Preston
Reverend S E Cooper of Carthage will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church in Lake Preston on Sunday January 25. He has spoken here before and served as a missionary in Japan for many years. The 4 L society will provide special music for the evening service.
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S. E. Cooper
Preston Lake Preston
Carthage
Congregational
Lake Preston
Early Sioux Falls college paper handed to Stylus
A 1886 Sioux Falls university college paper, published by a literary society and handed down by Prof. E. F. Krueger, has come into the possession of the Stylus. The ancient issue, printed in large type on parchment-like paper, echoes the institution's early days since its 1883 founding.
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S. F. College
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls University
Aining
Stylus
Sioux Falls College
E. F. Krueger
Minneapolis Pastor To Visit S F College
Sioux Falls dispatch notes a Minneapolis pastor scheduled to visit a San Francisco college as part of a chapel program. The administration announced plans for the guest sermon and associated events during the current term.
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Minneapolis
S. F. College
Sioux Falls
Junior Prom Planned by S. D. States Class
Brookings January 21 The junior class prepares the annual Junior Promenade at State college on February 15 with Earl Spooner elected prom king. Wallace Frisholm of Montevideo chairs the orchestra committee and Harold Lyman's Chicago orchestra will perform. Gardner Gross of Bowdle heads decorations as Paul Warner of DeSmet leads the feature committee. Winifred Webster of Woonsocket arranges punch, Glenn Prather Brookings handles invitations and tickets, Margaret Townsend of Huron arranges patrons and chaperons, Charles Hushaw of Watertown supervises publicity, and Clark Humphrey Sansarc heads programs.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Earl Spooner
Wallace Frisholm
Monte
Video
Minn
Harold Lyman
Chicago
Lyman
Gardner Gross
Bowdle
Paul Warner
DeSmet
Winifred Webster
Woonsocket
Glenn Prather
Margaret Townsend
Huron
Charles Hushaw
Watertown
Clark Humphrey
Sansarc
Sioux Falls Workers Receive Wage Boost
Sioux Falls reports a 10 cent per hour wage increase for the south side sewer project workers and a one hour reduction in daily hours. Mayor Burnside praised the workers amid adverse weather as the commission approved the change and added a third shift of up to 50 men, three days per shift.
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Sioux Falls
South Side
Burnside
Brown County to name officials at January meeting
Brown county commissioners will consider selecting a highway superintendent from 17 applicants and naming the engineer for the county building at their meeting on Monday January 26. The positions were delayed to allow a thorough review of a large applicant field.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Circulation Leaders Meet In Sioux Falls
Publishers and circulation managers from Watertown Yankton Aberdeen Sioux City Mitchell and Huron meet in Sioux Falls to discuss territory circulation problems and methods. Attendees include J F Eaton George E Masters Dacotan J A Matthews Eugene Kelly J T Burggeman Ed E Towns W R Ronald and C H J Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
City
J. F. Eaton
Watertown Public Opinion
George E. Masters
Yankton Press
Dacotan
J. A. Matthews
The
Aberdeen American News
Eugene Kelly
Sioux City Tribune
J. T. Burggeman
Ed. E. Towns
Sioux City Journal
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Republican
C. H. J. Mitchell
Huronite
Madison Rail Men May Go To Russia
Several Madison railroad men plan to accept a Russian government offer to train Russian operatives in American railroad methods. They would receive transportation and expenses to Russia under a three year contract, with about six Madison men ready to sign.
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Madison
Russia
Highmore Nurse to Lead County Health Survey
Eva Morgan registered nurse in Highmore will start a health survey of Butte county school children next week under the Butte county public health association. Funded by the county Christmas health seats, she will run clinics in rural and independent schools under county superintendent Lillian Shafer. About 2600 pupils will receive physical examinations after Miss Morgan’s specialized training in child health work at Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Highmore
Eva Morgan
Butte County
Mid Winter Retreat Set For Manson Ministers
Madison January 21 the annual midwinter retreat for ministers of the Dakota conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be here next Monday and Tuesday. The retreat aims to quicken spiritual life among preachers with a varied two day program outlined by the arrangements committee. The retreat committee includes G A Doolittle C D Bullock A N Courtney and H D Gough.
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Manson Madison
Dakota Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. A. Doolittle
C.D. Bullock
A. N. Courtny
H. D. Gough
Madison Men Sentenced to Four Months in County Jail
Leonard Kuchenbecker and Gordon Glebts received four months in county jail after pleading guilty to grand larceny. They waived preliminary hearing and faced State's Attorney Carl E Porter who pronounced sentence. Stolen items included an electric generator, floor lamp, motor fork, and kerosene among about $50 in sales pools from Car. A third party implicated in the robbery was turned over to authorities.
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Madison
Jan
Leonard Kuchenbecker
Gordon
Justice Court
Carl E Porter
Wea
Beenies
Second General Conference on Higher Education Slated for Vermillion
Vermillion announces the second general conference on problems of higher education in South Dakota to be held at the University of South Dakota April 10 and 11. President Herman G. James chairs the event with topics led by Dean E. Sparks. The 18 a.m. Friday start and round-table sessions follow the format of last year’s gathering addressing entrance requirements transfer of credits degree requirements teaching loads faculty preparation and related issues.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Herman G. James
State University
James
S. Sparks
College of Arts and Sciences
Legion Meetings Held in Pierre at St. Charles Hotel
State Commander Lockhart led the district annual meeting with many attendees from across the state. A legislative committee was formed by Harry Keml of Harrisburg, George Puder of Timber Lake, and Walter Burke of Pierre. Pierre Post then held its mid monthly session with Post Commander Kenneth Scurr presiding. numerous visitors including several state legislators attended.
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Legion
Pierre Pierre
St. Charles
Pierre
Lockhart
Harry Kem l
Harrisburg
George Puder
Timber Lake
Walter Burke
Kenneth Scurr
Yankton College Glee Club Names 1931 Personnel
Yankton January 21. The personnel of Yankton college's 1931 women’s glee club was announced by director Misa Florence Babcock after final try-outs before holiday recess. Nearly 70 girls practiced while about 16 positions were available. The schedule includes a spring tour to Minnesota. First sopranos Winifred Hohf Kathleen Greer Vera Means Vera Nyrop Neligh Net Dorothy Pohle Philip. second sopranos Marguerite Nyrop Neligh Bethal Anderson Miller Mabel Sheldon Hitchcock Matisha Goodwin Winner Frances Jones Rapid City. first altos Dorothy Lister Onida Barbara Schenck Clark Agnes Blank Minneapolis LaVerne Greer Yankton. second altos Rose Solberg Webster Ruth Larrabee Yankton Judith Grow Watertown Corine Koepke Elmore Minnesota Willberta Hyatt Hartington Nebraska.
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Yankton Glee Club
Yankton
Yankton College
Misa Florence Babcock
Miss Babcock
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Winifred Hohf
Kathleen Greer
Vera Means
Vera Nyrop
Neligh
Net
Dorothy Pohle
Philip
Marguerite Nyrop
Wneligh
Neb
Bethal Anderson
Miller
Mabel Sheldon
Hitchcock
Matisha Goodwin
Winner
Frances Jones
Rapid City
Dorothy Lister
Onida
Barabara
Schenck
Clark
Agnes Blank
Minneapolis
LaVerne Greer
Rose Solberg
Webster
Ruth Larrabee
Judith Grow
Watertown
Corine Koepke
Elmore
Mins
Willberta Hyatt
Hartington
Black Hills Boy Scout Meeting Noted in Rapid City
In Rapid City on January 21 a large gathering of Black Hills area scouting officials and supporters met for a planning session. The event brought together troop committees executive boards scoutmasters council members and many others interested in scouting. A separate sale advertisement promotes a jumbo quilt patch bundle with over 156 pieces including silk and rayon items priced at $1 and up to $1.25 per piece with various shipping and payment terms offered by Jason Co department D-17 St. Louis MO.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
Black Hills Area
Victory Gong First Rang By Aldrich at State College
Jen. 11 J M Aldrich one of three members of the first class to graduate from State College struck the first tap of the bell that rang to open the first class in 1885. The 758 pound bell was hoisted to the tower on Oct 21 1885 with Aldrich inside to strike the first tone. Now rung on special occasions to announce State teams victories or defeats.
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Aldrich Brookings
J. M. Aldrich
Caly
Aldrich
State College
Why Scouting Topic Debuts At Annual Dinner
The annual session opened with a 6:30 dinner followed by a program during which officers were elected. H. E. Dickinson of Omaha, general superintendent of Chicago and North Western lines west of the Missouri, was a principal speaker, addressing the topic Why Scouting.
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H. E. Dickinson
Omaha
Chicago and North Western Railway
Missouri
Dakota Wesleyan Opens New Broadcasting Studio in Science Hall
Mitchell January 21 The new broadcasting studio at Dakota Wesleyan University is completed and located in Science hall within a music studio. Walls and ceiling are covered with celotex for echo proofing. Previously university programs aired from KDGA main studio in Carn Palace. The new site will be more convenient for University talent and allow more programs and events to be broadcast.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Science Hall
KDGA
Carn Palace
Oranges Grow On Tree Near Emery
Mrs Anna Ernester of Emery possesses a small orange tree grown from a slip given by Peter N Ernester who bought it from a nursery. The tree resembles a crab apple in size with sturdy branches and a quarter inch trunk. She reports the fruit is good eating and sectioned like an orange.
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Emery
Anna Ernester
Peter N. Ernester
Hove
Aberdeen Reinstates Old Curfew Ordinance Enforcement
Aberdeen police announce strict enforcement of the old curfew for youths after 9.00 pm with arrest possible for violators. Officers will patrol skating rinks and public places giving warnings as bells ring to signal youths to go home, unless accompanied by parents.
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Aberdeen
Asi’ Thwan
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