S D Farmers urged to expand cover crops usage
S D farmers at State College hear Farm Security official Thorfinson urge soil renewal before farming can prosper. Speakers stress livestock income, pasture management, and grass use to stabilize production, with emphasis on weed control, repair costs, and hybrid seed adoption across South Dakota counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
T. S. Thorfinson
Farm Security Administration
Lincoln
Nebraska
South Dakota
State College
Thorfinson
Elmer A. Fritts
Sioux Falls
Pritts
Fritts
Sudan
A.C. McClymonds
Sail Conservation Service
deClymonds
McClymonis
Huron
Dakot
Westerlie
McClymonds
Soil Cension Service Bis
Wyoming
Gbbe
Rex Bunkert
South Dakots
Bankert
Frangke
United States
Woods W. J. Cassidy
Moody County
Tala
Herbert Cheever
Joe E. Pillar
Ralph L. Patty
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Pillars
Towa
A. Q. Mortenson
Yankton
Tre Guranee Hieldman
Turner
Clay
Stewart N. Smith
Sioux City
Montana
Smith
Extension Service
Sunday Dinner Guests At Costello Home
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D E Costello and family were Mr and Mrs E F Adams John Winston Lela Weise and Daisy Flynn of Watertown sticking to a small gathering of local names and a Watertown contingent for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Jan
Sperial
D. E. Costello
E. F. Adams
John Winston
Lela Weise
Daisy Flynn
Watertown
Robinson Loses Damages Suit in High Court
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling denying Will G. Robinson of Pierre damages from Minnehaha County for his wife's injuries when a tree fell on their car. The case, arising from the Aug 31 accident, also touched on a related dispute over maintenance for an adult son and the duty to provide necessaries without a formal agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Will G. Robinson
Minnehaha
John McKay
Emmett Lee
Supreme Court
Minahahu County
Viet Tesch
Sioux Falls
Louis W. Tesch
Horse Dealer Is Ordered To Take Feeble Nag Back
Justice Moriarty orders John Hampton to return a 20 year old horse to Hampton after a misrepresentation at sale. The case, tried a week earlier, involved a chattel mortgage and disputed delivery, with Hampton to recover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
John Hampton
Melette
Paul A. Peterson
Milbank
Mellette
Babsy
Nattle
Polereson
Pearson
Hampton
Sait
Justice Moriarty
Gamage To Speak To Canton Alumni
Vermillion January 26 Harry Gamage football coach at the University of South Akela will be the principal speaker at a Canton alumni dinner in Vick's Safe on Thursday January 2% according to Harold M Eastwald Canton attorney in charge of the program Alumni near Canton invited Also on the speaking program will be H W Feenkenfeld alumni secretary and registrar Gertrude Ohlmacher daughter of J C Ohlmacher dean of the University School of Medicine will furnish the musical program Her accompanist will be Marjory Wilson instructor in piano Miss Ohlmachers program includes In Those Soft Silken Curtains from Manon Lescaut Come Beloved by Handel and The Hiss by Ardi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Harry Gamage
University of Southakela
Vick's Safe
Cantor
Harold M. Eastwald
Canton
Eastveld
H. W. Feenkenfeld
Gertrrude Ohlmacher
J. C. Ohlmacher
University School of Medicine
Marjory Wilson
Harrold School Band Shows Real Progress
Harrold, Jan. 26 Spezial The local high school band under Superintendent Harold Munson has 32 members from fifth through ninth grades. Students furnish their own instruments, drums donated by the town. Plan a concert before year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Spezial
Harold Munson
Anya
Dairyman Wallis’ Vitamin D Research Attracts Notice
Brookings January 2 1923 dairy department at State College reports Dr Wallis’s work on concentrating vitamin D in butterfat attracts foreign interest. A summarized address to the American Dairy Science Association in Lincoln Nebraska last June is printed in Dairy Science magazine. English scientists have requested full details of his discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Wallis
Dairy Department
State College
American Dairy Science Association
Lincoln
Nebr
Dairy Science Magazine
Mrs John Mikkleson Visits In Bancroft
Mrs John Mikkleson of Sion Falls visited friends in Bancroft on Sunday. She lived in Bancroft for several months last summer before moving to Sioux Falls in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
Jan
John Mikkleson
Sion
Falls
Sioux Falls
Musicians From USD Play In Harrold Concert
Three faculty members from the University of South Dakota presented a school assembly program in Harrold on Monday. Prof Leland Barlow sang folk tunes and old songs. Prof Joseph A Hoffrighter performed piano and organ pieces. Prof Robert Brown played violin with a varied program including Chopin pieces and other selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold Harbrold
Foyulty
University of South Dakota
Leland Barlow
Old Ark
Joseph A. Hofrighter
Robert Brown
Brirster
Chopin
Gztrdas
Moni
Soils In Selenium Research at State College
Brookings January 26 Selenium research at State College's chemistry experiment station focuses on analyzing soil samples from toxic areas. Acting head A L L Moxon says Moxon and Oscar Olson direct the work with assistance from Morris Rains, George Stanford, and Henry Lardy, studying how selenium in soils becomes available to plants through greenhouse grain growth and chemical plant analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
LL Moxon
2 Moxon
Oscar Olson
Statlon
Morris Raiin
Elkton
George Stenford
Midkind
Henry Lardy
Rashay
Pastion Student Enrollment High
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Jan 26 Special More tuition students at tend Wessington Springs High School than in any other school in the store except Rapid City according to figures recently acquired There are 186 tuition students 37 from counties other than Jersald Seventeen or from Hand County 12 fom Hesdle Ave fron Aurofs one from Brule one from Buffalo and one from Jones There are also six tuition students in the grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs High School
Rapid City
Jersald
Hand County
Fom Hesdle
Cavour Extension Club holds meeting at Mrs Schultz home
Cavour Extension Club met at Mrs John Schultz home last week after toll call a prophecy for the coming year was given. Mrs C Leichtenberg and Mrs W J C Haigh Demonstrated home made bread cake and pastry. Next meeting at Mrs Christ Wax on Feb 24 with horse cleaning hints. Lunch served by Mrs Schultz and daughter Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Ruby
Tax Refunds Made To S D Concerns
Washington reports by the Bureau of Internal Revenue to the House list tax refunds for South Dakota concerns. Payments include Brown Drug Co of Sioux Falls 1006, Burke Grain Co 752, Farmers Cooperative Elevator Coy Colman 773, Farmers Cooperative Produce Co Freeman 680, L J Kutcher Sioux City 2045, Wyodak Conk and Manufacturing Co Lead 6480, Andrew Kuhn Co Sioux Falls 652, South Dakota Cement Plant Rapid City 1553, and others varying in amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinuton
Van
Lax
Bureau of Internal Revenue
South Dakota
Oneonte
Brown Drug Company
Sioux Falls
Burke Grain Company
Farmers Cooperative Elevator Coy Colman
Farmers Cooperative Produce Co
Freeman
L. J. Kutcher
Sioux City
Wyodak Conk and Manufacturing Co
S. D
Andrew Kuhn Company
Rapid City
Erwin Upperclassmen Host Party for Juniors and Seniors
Erwin high school upperclassmen hosted a party for juniors and seniors in the school building. The evening featured an engaging program followed by dancing. Music was provided by an orchestra including Juanita Anderson, Margaret Coulson, Shirley Johnannesen, Tomy Schnell, and Mr Schnell, with a lunch served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Erwin High School
Juanita Anderson
Margaret Coulson
Shirley Johnannesen
Tomy Schnell
Mr. Schnell
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Quaker
Staton Bourbon
Weesery
Quakir CO
Heronite State
Robinson
Minnehkaha County
Gamage
Cavour Extension Club
Dorit
Gus
Carter
Opty OY
Lawrence Trhbett
Andre Krostelanetz
Paul Whiteman
Derms Tayrok
Paul Doudas
Tomicco Coe
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