Rural Credits Department Faces Bond Shortage in South Dakota
Pierre January report shows South Dakota rural credits must cover a 2.79 million dollar shortfall in revenue versus obligations for 1932. Director Willy outlines refinancing, tax warrants, or bond sales as options while promising all maturities will be met.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Walter M. Willy
Rural Credits Department
Rural Credits
Rural Credits Board
Willy
Rsw
Mir Willy
Watch Land Market
Nirwi Ix
Anniversary Fete of Faculty Wives Club at NS T College
Northern State Teachers college faculty wives club celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with a banquet and entertainment for members and husbands. A three act playlet traced the club history while letters from former presidents were read. Prof and Mrs A B Goodsell and daughter Geraldine performed, recalling the 1917 founding program by the Goodsells and their son. Mrs David Allen Anderson, the college president, chairs the club.
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Aberdeen
Faculty Wives Club
Northern State Teachers College
W. M. Foght
Willis E. Johnson
A. BE. Goodsell
Geraldine
Giants In The Earth staged by Masquers at Northeastern State Teachers
Aberdean January 26 Northeastern State Teachers College Masquers will present Giants In The Earth a stage adaptation of E Rolvaag s novel announced by Elwood Ranny the college dramatics instructor The cast includes Earth Hansen Virginia Bowles Mioe Herold Marner Maynard Star Cassidy Vincent Thieman Wessington Shirley Potter Selby Sophie Kreitman Broadland with action around Sioux Falls Canton area noted as an outstanding college production
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Aberdeen
E. Rolvaag
Masquers
Northern State ‘Teachers College
Silg
Elwood Ranny
South Dakota
Sioux Falls- Canton
Gignt
Earth Hansen
Virginia Bowles
Mioe Herold Marner
Maynard Star Cassidy
Aberdeep
Vincent Thieman
Wessington
Shirley Potter
Selby
Soptie Kreitman
Broadland
Madison Legion To Open Employment Bureau
Madison announces the establishment of an employment bureau by the American Legion post. Andrew Quist leads plans to help all ex-service members find work, with cooperation from local employers to sustain regional and national bureau contacts and ensure continuous follow up.
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Madison Legion
Madison
American Legice
Burwwu
Andrew Quist
Legion 1
Legion
Wth
Jeanne Kearney named editor of Volunie at USD
Jeanne Kearney of Watertown has been elected editor of the Volunie the University of South Dakota student newspaper for the second semester. A junior journalism major, she has served as class editor of the Coyote and editor of the Volante and U-Low Down and contributed to the Scribbler. Staff appointments will follow next week.
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Vermillion
Jeanne Keesney
Watertown
Volunie
University of South Dakota
Miss Kearney
College of Arts and Sciences
Coyote
Volante
Alpha Chi Alpha
National Women’s Journalism Organization
Information Service
Scribbler
The
Chi Omega
Naw
Stolen Money Orders Suspected After Mazeppa Theft
Money order forms stolen January 13 from Mazeppa Minnesota post office are believed to be circulating nearby. Mitchell post office issues a warning to guards against the 82454 to 85000 range of blanks. Authorities urge prompt action if found, noting forgers move quickly and often cash orders on Saturdays.
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S. D. Mitchell
Jen
Mazeppa
Wabasha County
Minn
Mitchell Post Office
Sil
La~ral
Yankton Ice Harvest To Start This Week
Yankton prepares to begin ice harvesting as river freezes solid. About 100 men will be hired for the cutting project, drawn from the unemployment office with preference for married men.
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Yankton
Zan
Missouri
Fokert
Aberdeen Elks Plan for State Convention Activities
Aberdeen Elks outline tentative plans for state convention participation at Madison on June 5 and 6. W H Tug Wilson, president of the state association, notes Aberdeen will be represented. The Hub City lodge led in ritualistic work at the 1921 Brookings convention and efforts aim to unseat Huron from the diamond ball state championship throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hurot Elks
Brookings
Mitchell Retailers To Name Directors At Meeting
Mitchell will elect four directors at its annual Mitchell retail merchant association meeting to replace J. C. Eliot Dave Filger W Fall and D. C. Nicolls whose terms expire. Carl L Rolston secretary of the chamber of commerce announced the event. A talk by J. W. Griest manager of the retail merchants institute at Chicago is on the program.
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Mitchell Retailers
Mitchell
Mitchell Retail Merchant Association
J. C. Eliot
Dave Filger
W. 5
D. C. Nicolls
Carl L Rolston
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Griest
Retedl Merchants Institute
Chicago
Train Crew Feeds Hungry Pheasants
Trainmen on the Springfield Marion Junction line report pheasants gather along the track at their feed hour or fly in at the whistle. To avoid collisions the engine speed is reduced. Reports say pheasants come when the crossing whistle sounds. Fred Robinson oversees grain allotments across Bon Homme County with support from state and local groups.
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Tyndall
Springfield-Marion Junction
Fred Robinson
Welton League
Grein
Harsky
Bon ‘Homme County
Frank Walton League
Driest Year On Record In Miner County 1931
Howard South Dakota reports King Vosburg’s 41 year precipitation records for Miner County. 1931 ranks as the fourth or fifth driest year with only 15.49 inches of moisture. December 1931 brought 1.53 inches, the wettest December since 1902, while growing season moisture was scant. Farmers remain hopeful for 1932 with snow cover and soil moisture.
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Miner County
Howard
Jan
King Vosburg
Mazer
Kennard Ustrud At Special Onida Farm Bureau Meet
George B. Kennard secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau H A Ustrud tax statistic and Ross Davies of Extension spoke at Onida during a trip to Get tysburg for the Poller county Farm Bureau gathering A Sully County Farm Bureau executive board tax and farm to market road committees meeting followed an oyster supper at the Rumrill hotel The tax committee includes H A Brooking Alex Brehe Earl Cass EB A Garrett Luther Nelson and Harvey Huffmart The road committee lists NL Reveneys J P Cavanagh and T D Sutton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennard
Ustrud
Onida
George B. Kennard
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau
H. A. Ustrud
Farm Bureau Tax Statistical
Ross Davies
Extension Service
Gettysburg
Poller
Farm Bureau
Sully
Bord
South Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Heir Rights in Escheat Case
The SD Supreme Court ruled heirs may appear within ten years after an escheat judgment to claim property reverting to the state. Moody County's decision ordered returning property held by the state school and public lands department to Cyrus Nelson and 28 claimants. The court rejected retroactivity challenges to 1929 law increasing the appeal window, affirming state authority to compensate heirs and repair past escheat wrongs.
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Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
X. Moody County
Ray E. Dougherty
Public Ands Department
Cyrus
Nelson
South Dakota
Moody County
Con
Gol
School and Public Lands
G. P. J. Engstrom
Dwight Campbell
Supreme Court
Warren Township Farm Union Meets
Warren township union local met in Christensen school house with a program by members children. President Harry Christensen presided as business topics were discussed and women served lunch after the meeting.
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Warren Township
Farm Union
Woonsocket
Zaimers! Union
Christensen
Harry Christensen
Northern State Vodvil Show Plans Cash Prizes
Northern State Teachers college clubs will stage the annual W. A. Vodvil on February 15 with one act skits and theatrical numbers entered by campus organizations. Miss Virginia Heaton of Watertown is in charge and prizes will be awarded for outstanding performances.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Mira Virginia Heaton
Watertown
Miss Heaton
Futures trading upheld in Craven Farmers case verdict
Circuit Judge J. H. Bottum directed a verdict for the defendant in Ipswich ruling the grain futures trading valid. Craven Farmers Elevator Co sought $7,000 claiming the transactions were gambling absent intent to deliver or receive actual grain.
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Ipswich
J. H. Bottum
Craven Farmers Elevator Company
McDonald-Wyman Grein Company
Grain Commission
Frm
Wayland Highway Opened After Snow Clearance
The Wayland road heading south from Wayland over the hills is reported much improved as county caterpillar snowplows cleared it for the first time since December 1931. Cars have used the road during snowdrifts but travel was nearly halted. In Aberdeen, two Northern State Teachers College dramatic stars Harvey Sorenson and Georgia Lillian Kemper, both of Aberdeen, will lead in the American Legion production of the Butter and Egg Man on February 3 and 5.
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Wayland
Jeading
Legion
Aberdeen
Northen State Teachers College
Harvey Sorenson
Georgia Lillian Kemper
American Legion
Col
Snow Blanket Covers Sully County for Two Months
Onida, January 26 Special reports Sully County faced a heavy snow blanket for 65 days. First snowfall occurred on January 1, with depths estimated from 12 to 44 inches. Travel is severely hampered as winds fill tracks, rural mail routes and school buses suffer delays, and plowing concentrates on main highways. Cars and trucks are left idle in garages while bobsleds and horses reappear amid scarce tractors for long hauls.
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Sully County
Onida
Bully
Highway Department
Agar
Onide
Canova Farmer Taken To Hospital After Insanity ruling
Edward Frankie, 43, a farmer from south of Canova, was brought to Howard by Sheriff Nick Grasser for examination by the county insanity board. Declared insane, he was sent to the Yankton hospital for the insane. Frankie has a wife and two children.
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Canova
Howard
Nick Grasser
Miner County
Edward Frankie
Frankie
County
Yankton
Wharton Named Hand County Board Chairman for 1932
Wayland January 26 Special A M Rewer who lives five miles southeast of Wayland has chaired the Hand county board of commissioners for two years. He will be succeeded by A A Wharton for 1932, it was announced here recently.
Sociology class field trips planned for spring semester
University of South Dakota sociology students led by assistant professor L. E. Deets will visit Sioux Falls and Sioux City mid April. In Sioux Falls they will tour the penitentiary for fingerprint demonstrations and study record keeping, meet with Judge Larson, the probation officer, and the city jail. In Sioux City they will tour St. Anthony’s Home, the county farm también, House of the Good Shepherd, St. Monica’s Home for infants under two, and Wall Street Mission, with a Chamber of Commerce reception featuring Community Fund speakers on social work and organization.
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University of South’ Dakota
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
L. E. Deets
Sin Falls
State Penitentiary
Judge Larson
Community Fund
St. Anthony's
Alekander Johnson
House of the Good Shepherd
St. Monica's Hone
Wall Street
Chamber of Commerce
Juncheon
New Wet Hen Editor Chosen At South Dakota Campus
Margaret Draeger, senior in arts and sciences, was elected editor of the Wet Hen campus humor magazine at the University of South Dakota. She will assume the post with the start of the second semester and has prior experience as reporter and department editor for the Yolarite, local advertising manager for the Wet Hen, and class editor of the Coyote yearbook.
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Vermillion
Jat
ReMargaret Larue~ Ker
Aberdeen
Wet Hen
University of South Dakota
Miss Draeger
Mise Draeger
College of Arts and Sciences
Oberlin College
Coyote
Cooperative Board of Control
Student Leaders Named and Roles Set for Next Semester
A WC A cabinet member secures a university position in the a cappella choir while Miss Draegey joins Chi Omega as a social favorite. Staff appointments for the second semester will be finalized within a few weeks by the new editor.
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W.C. A
Cheir
Draegey
Chi ; Omega
Social Favorits
Ew Cditex
Howard Saves By Making Wage Cuts
Howard city council passed a resolution at its regular meeting declaring a 10 percent reduction in all salaries of city employees except the city treasurer This action will mean a saving of several hundred dollars to the city
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Howard
Jam
Play 50 at Wayland Community Hall
Eleven tables at Wayland's community hall produced high scores by Mrs. R. W. Lilly and A. A. Ravenscroft. Mr. and Mrs. Guy King and Mr. and Mrs. Ray organized the entertainment committee for the event.
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Wayland
R. W. Lilly
A. A. Ravenscroft
Guy King
Ray
How Sensible Folks Conquer Rheumatism
A sensational ad promises Allenru as a safe fast pain killer for rheumatism. It claims relief within 48 hours by a scientific formula that also removes uric acid deposits from joints muscles and blood. The copy urges sufferers of rheumatism sciatica neuritis or lumbago to buy from Longstaff Drug Co or any druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Allenru
Jess
Allenty
Longstaff Drug Co
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Promiten
Petter
Margaret Draeger
Luc Otrikers
Taster
Lovers Lane
Lola Yi
Taan Lawoy
Lucky Ste
Wates
Welter Winchell
Thersdey
N. B.C
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