Engstrom Opposes Changes to School Fund Loan Laws
Pierhe Jan 44f Asserting permanent school fund loans have served counties well O P J Engstrom commissioner of school and public lands opposes changes he says would burden borrowers He disapproves of higher interest or reduced lending noting loans are largely within conservative limits and largely well managed He warns lowering valuations or confiscating equity would ruin farmers homes and urges continued loans on agricultural lands to avoid harming smallholders.
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Engstrom
William Dunn
McCunn
Mit
Lo Asa
Agamnat
Oil Well Drilled In Near Hot Springs
Oil operators report a drilled well near Hot Springs showing notable production after three hours of pumping efforts. The site, referenced by local crews, is under evaluation for sustained flow and potential further tests in drier conditions.
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Hot Springs Hot Springs
Jan
New Honor Society Formed At State Sallens
A new honor society Sigma Lambda Sigma formed at State Sallens with faculty approval of Bigma Lambda Signs. Charter members include Margaret Latimer Sans Frances Dorothy Wem Dorothy Watertown and Nina Vole. Nina Didridge elected president and Margie Barg vice president. Society aims at service leadership and scholarship per Dean Cullen. Local Mortar Board requires five years of operation before chapter approval.
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State Oort
Nan
State Sallens
Bigma Lambda
Amici
C. W. Pugsley
General Assembly
Margaret Latimer
Frances[Brown
Brookings
Dorothy Wet
Margaret Barg
White
Clara Wateatte
Watertown
Marjorie Ives
Joe Blasdee
Nina Vole
Nina Didridge
Marware Barg
Arietta
Dorothy Washburn
Sigma Lambde Sigma Sas
Ehowen
Dean Cullen
Mortar Board
Women’s Service Fraternity
Dr Pierce Lectures At Sioux Falls College
Dr Earl V Hiarse of Minneapolis speaks at Sioux Falls college on Bible history and geography in a lecture series. The first three talks cover Bible origin and history while the final three describe a world trip with emphasis on Bible interests. One hour credit is offered after completing coursework and a comprehensive exam.
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Dr. Pierce
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Earl V. ‘Hiarse
Lake Hariet
Minneapolis
Lst
Fibie
Pierce le
Trustea
Historical Group At Pierre Elects Trustees
A South Dakota Historical Society meeting in Pierre elected trustees Charles E. DeLand Irwin D. Aldrich T. M. Bailey of Sioux Falls and H. W. King of Britton to fill vacancies. Charles McCaffery was named president with Aldrich as vice president. The society reports active growth and plans to complete the Sailors Memorial near term for use by the state historical society library and office.
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W. D. Nelson
H. W. King
Britton
C. B. Coyne
Ie Mensor
Charles McCaffery
End I D. Aldrich
Nomune
Rougeum
High producing Holstein leads Crewe dairy group report
The report notes average income above feed cost per tow at 215 with six association herds failing to pay for food. Cows in Crewe herds are naturally dry at this season. A Holstein cow owned by Chas Gauger & Sons recorded 76.2 pounds in production.
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Crewe
Chas Gauger & Sons
Kennard to Speak at Northwest Transportation Forum
Kennard will address the Northwest transportation forum at the Mexth Shippers Advisory meeting. Jamey Delapates, G B Ken Lane of Heerans, and other speakers are listed as service chairmen of the executive Safton.
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Kennard
Jamey
Delapates
Mosttana
G. B. Ken- Lane
Heerans
Saaton
Mitchell Will Review Regulation Aims at Business Pieces
Mitchell Council discusses consolidating parts of local business to ensure the affair’s success. Officials weigh regulatory actions and potential partnerships to complete the plan efficiently.
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Mitchell
Doane Robinson Praises McIntyre Leading Promoter
Doane Robinson state historian credits McIntyre as top promoter in the northwest. He led Duluth Water town and Pacific railroad promotion with James J. Hill support, linking Benson Minnesota to Huron via Watertown and pushing Watertown as South Dakota capital.
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Doane Robinson
McIntyre
Pierre Jen
Doene Roso
Yale Plans Big Short Course for February
Yale prepares for a large agricultural short course on February 4. President L E Garry forms committees with B A Cave assisting. Speakers announced and prizes offered. program and premium lists to be released soon. The event aims to attract nearly all eastern Bend's county residents.
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Yale
Yale Commercial Club
L. E Gerry
Beadle County
B.A. Cave
Garry
L. B. Garry
Alten Gaughran
R. A. Foste
Carl Hardee
Eesena Tate
C. W. Lemire
Commeniat Club
Bend
De Smet Legion Aims to Finish Club House Upgrades
De Smet Post 1 will host the district legion convention next year and plans a three year program to renovate the club house. Repairs to the roof and new shingles were completed last year and this year the interior is being refinished. Remaining work includes painting and refurbishing the main rooms on the first floor as well as the kitchen and reception area. The district meeting at Oldham discussed upcoming duties and fees.
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de Smet Legion
de Smet
District Legion
Oldham
Dee
Yale Rifle Club Plans Rabbit Shoot Event
The Yale Rifle Club announces a rabbit shoot at the Jecuen shop on an unspecified day. Details are unclear due to corrupted text but the event centers on club activity and local shooting sport.
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Yale Rifle Club
Jen. M
Spectel
Cummings Reelected Miller Fire Chief
Jen Miller reports that J. G. Cumenings was reelected as fire chief of the Miller department after recent events in the town. The vote confirmed Cumenings continues to lead the Miller Fire Department amid ongoing local concerns.
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Cummings
Miller
Jen
J. G. Cumenings
Green's Kitchen Cabinet Shapes State Bank, Cabinet Moves
The so called kitchen cabinet of Governor Green, largely Hamlin county friends, gained power as E A Ruden became banks superintendent after Fred R. Smith’s resignation. Benthin, Nohner and Ruden led the group, with plans to appoint Frank Benthin as special attorney for banking while Ruthenay handles policy. Kriebs leaves agriculture post to join the state chamber, and farm leaders struggle to pick a successor as Smith considers future steps.
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Green
Elom Friends
Hamlin County
E. A. Ruden
Bryant
Fred R. Smith
Casper Nohnét
Ruden
Nohner
Benthin
Diet Farmer
Republice
Mr. Green
Informsi
Unien
Watertown
Smith
Ruthenay
Rudin
Benithin
Hugh Nesh
Redfield
State Crop Improvement Association
Ed Smith
Pierre
Robert E Dowdell
Sanborn County
Senate
C. S. Amsden
Milbank
Representatives
Managers Named for Stock and Grain Show at State College
Brookings January M list of managers for the Little International Livestock and Grain Show at State College on February 2, announced today. Oda chairman Henry Killiman Farmingdale named assistant general manager. Beef cattle under the Agricultural Society with School of Agriculture cooperation to train students in fitting and showing exhibits and college product displays.
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Brookings
State College
Secondary School of Agriculture
Oda
Henry Killiman
Farmingdale
Monager
Agricultural Meiety
School of Agriculture
Pierre Red Cross Cited for Top State Rating
A roll call praised the local Pierre Red Cross chapter for earning the highest rating in the state. A certificate of recognition, with the flag, accompanies the display in a local store.
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Pierre
Mitchell Takes Vote On Zoning Ordinance Den
Mitchell conducts a council vote on a zoning ordinance amid debate over land use. The stadium plan’s impact on development and residents prompts questions about regulations and oversight. Local officials say the measure aims to clarify zoning standards and protect public interests.
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Mitchell
den. H
Fanning Mills Best For Cleaning Seed Mentioned
A historic note highlights Fanning Mills as best for seed cleaning with emphasis on machine manufacture by local producers. The brief item mentions cleaning machines and regional mentions, indicating ongoing agricultural processing methods.
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Fanning
Fragmented OCR Note from Dred Letters
A partial OCR fragment references legal or official text with names and numbers obscured. The readable bits indicate a formal record element involving dates and persons, but specifics are unclear. The piece resembles a damaged historical note or notice awaiting clarification.
Stock Shipments Show Prosperity Of Farmers
Interior officials report eight carloads of hogs shipped from Interior stock yards to eastern markets during the week ending January 16. Purchases from local farmers brought in about $8,000, signaling rising corn production and dairy activity and the growth of homes and settlement in the region.
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M. E. Overholt
Large Porcupine Displayed After Watertown Capture
A large porcupine was captured in Watertown on January 24. State Game Warden Henry Deblon took charge, the animal received veterinary treatment, and it is now on display at his home. The incident involved an elf chinkines eraine badge and a club.
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Watertown Watertown
Bobnackenberg
Henry Deblon
Ashton 8 et 40 Has Officer Installation
Special report notes the installation of officers of the Spink county Saloon chapter. Names listed include Meg Lunney La Petite Cassiere Maud Carr La Petite Concirege Margaret Moshure La Petite Archeveste Grace Melon La Petite Aumoniere Florence La Petite Surintendycte Vera Hoag among invited members.
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Ashton
Spink County
Meg Lunney
la Petite Cassiere
Maud Carr
la Petite
Concirege
Margaret Moshure
la Petite Archeveste
Grace Melon
la Petite Aumoniere
Florence
Vera Hoag
Dairymen Plan Slow Herd Increase In Coming Year
A survey by C. F. Borum, federal agricultural statistician for South Dakota, shows dairymen intend to raise their herds gradually. For every 120 cows now, producers expect to add just over 19 cows by this time next year, with small changes projected in calves and miscellaneous categories.
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South Dakota
Borum
Price Index Falls Below 100 for South Dakota Farms
Brookings reports a drop in the South Dakota farm price index from November 15 to December 15, falling below 100 for the first time since 1923. The US farm price level also declined to 97 in December, with prices for butterfat, hogs, and sheep dragging the state index down while oats, wheat, rye, corn, and barley rose. The December farmer dollar is estimated at 6 cents on the national purchasing scale, down from 69 cents in November 1934.
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Brookings
South Dakota
R. E. Best
State ‘College
United States
Gas Tax Money Should Go To State Highway Fund
Pierre January 4 through 7 the 6 million highway bond issue was fired and the one cent gasoline tax used for that purpose should be placed in the state highway fund in Attorney General M Q Sharpe's opinion. He replied to an inquiry from State Treasurer A C Goodhope saying the tax revenue would support state highways.
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Pierre
South
South Dakota moves to share highway gas tax income
Interest and sinking fund rules require all tax income to credit highway bonds. Motor fuel tax rose from three to four tenths in 1927 to retire remaining highway bonds. The final million dollars of indebtedness was paid January 15. Legislation proposes routing portions of the highway department gasoline tax to counties and townships.
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State Highway Department
South Dakota
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