State seed committee formed to tackle seed loan issue
BROOKINGS Jan 28 Special Appointment as a state seed committee to cope with the seed and seed loan situation in South Dakota was announced today by A M Eberle director of extension at State college Named on the committees are Ralph E B Wohnston Brookings Evan Hall Aber deen BR W Vance Brookings H R Sumner Minneapolis Minn W J Allen and C G Anderson Aberdeen G Norton Jameson Pierre E J Carlend Winona Minn Elmer H Sexauer and Mr Eberle Brookings Expect Announcement Soon Mr Eberle stands prospects bright for early announcement of definite plans after many months of work on the seed and seed loan situation in the state County seed committees have been named throughout the state and they are ready for action The matter of seed loans was started many months ago when the Greater South Dakota association sponsored the Northwest Seed conference at Aberdeen The committee appointed at that meeting has been working on the problem and it is through their efforts that early action has been taken Government Supply Not Enough The Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation and the Farmers National Grain have been handling the government seed purchases and they have assured us that their plans for handling their supply will be announced in a very few days This seed"}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
A. M Eberle
Exterim
State College
Ralph EB. Wohnston
Evan Hall
Aberdeen
W. Vance
H.R. Sumner
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Allen
C. G. Anderson
G. Norton Jameson
Pierre
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Farmers National Grain
Eberle
S D Club To Test Townsend Pensions
Hot Springs club plans a Townsend plan test similar to Chelan Washington. It will fund a $200 monthly pension paid via marked bills taxed by the club as they circulate locally. The test aims to show practical value by keeping money in Hot Springs and tracing circulation effects.
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Hot Springs
Hot Springs, Townsend Club
Chelan
Washington
C. C. Fleming
Billy Chenges
Incdift
Seed Supply Practices Discussed by Extension Service
A state seed survey by the Extension Service shows government seed supplies may not cover all needs. Farmers rely on private sources and must be informed of actual requirements and varieties. Ruloh Johnston, Extension Agriculturalist, leads the survey and will present findings to the Seed Committee soon.
Second Sieler Held In South Dakota Jail
Sioux City couple linked to a powder house blast face separate charges Ed Sieler held for breaking and entering in Woodbury County while Mrs Helen Sieler recovers in a state penitentiary hospital ward She survived eight gunshots and frostbite after the New Year incident as investigators pursue three alleged assailants Harry Reeves remains jailed on a burglary sentence
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Sioux Falls
Jan
Sioux City
Sielers
Helen Sieler
State Penitentiary
Sinoux City
Ed Sieler
Woodbury
Snow Halts Traffic In Manchester Area
Snow storms and blizzards in the past week pile drifts, hindering travel around Manchester. Snow depth is unusually high for this time of year, with farmers arriving by horseback off main roads. Nine WPA workers on a project near Esmond are blocked by the storm, while rural carrier G. S. Barnes struggles with routes, missing few days.
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Manchester
WPA
Accused Forger Returned To Sioux Falls
Earl Morgeson, once of Brown County, was brought to Sioux Falls by a U.S. marshal from Indiana after being arrested in South Bend. He faces forging to government obligation charges and will be presented to the March Sioux Falls grand jury.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
Earl Morgeson
Brown County
U.S
Indiana
South Bend
Morgeson
Sioux Falla
Experts Explain Cause Of Floods
Washington experts stated floods stem mainly from excessive localized rainfall in short periods. They cited human activity accelerating runoff, with snowmelt and large weather systems contributing, urging focus on small upstream conservation alongside large structures.
Woonsocket Student Wins Speech Tilt at Wesleyan
George Cannon of Woonsocket won the men's extemporaneous speaking contest at Dakota Wesleyan University on January 22 with The Spanish War as a Threat to World Peace. Six other contestants included Walter Schmidt Tulare Cramer Buchanan Geraldine Montana Ronald Swart Detroit Burnell Peterson Actesian Vernon Sladek Pukwana and Arthur Langland Doland. Judges were Dean M D Smith Professor George Lohman and Robert Pearson, all of Mitchell.
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Woonsocket
Tilt Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
George Cannon
Walter Schmidt
Tulare
Cramer Buchanan
Geraldine
Montana
Ronald Swart
Detroit
Michigan
Burnell Peterson
Actesian
Vernon Sladek
Arthur Langland
Doland
Dean
M.D. Smith
George Lohman
Robert Pearson
Mitchell
Deland Schools Rally for Flood Victims Fund
Deland schools launch a relief drive for Ohio and Mississippi river flood victims. In grades every pupil is urged to contribute at least one cent, with sealed boxes guiding donations and teachers recording donors’ names while amounts remain confidential. A nickel minimum is expected, pennies accepted, and larger gifts encouraged.
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Deland
Doland
Ohio
Mississippi
Klein Schmidt Motor Trip Amid Storm Delays
Mr and Mrs Henry Klein Schmidt traveled to Pierre Sunday forenoon before a storm. Roads were plowed and opened Monday. Klein Schmidt, afflicted by a cold, sought medical advice and hopes to resume work soon.
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Pierre Blunt
Henry Kleinschmidt
Pierre
Kleinschmidt
Corn products and Crisco contest ad highlights
An old advertisement promotes Hilex Corn Kuehn's Whole Kernel Shoe Peg Corn and Crisco products. It touts 2 cans for 27 cents and a $10,000 Crisco Silver Anniversary contest. The copy mentions shorte ning at 58 for 3 pound cans and a meat mix ready for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisco
S. D. Boy Solves School Problems
A ruddy-cheeked 17 year old from Wessington and the State college of agriculture at Brookings has raised cattle and sheep to solve his education. He spoke at the Sioux Falls stock yards during the tri state fat lamb show about leading reserve champion at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron and winning $37 in prizes.
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Sioux, Falls
Jun
Alvin
Allen
Wessington
School of Agriculture
State College
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Tri-State
South Dakota
Huron
Young Allen
Singing Mouse Joins Sioux Falls Select Cities
SIOUX FALLS Jan. PE P ) Sloi Falls joins the select ranks of cities boasting a singing mouse. The rodent is housed with Lee Jenkins at 1105 North Kiwanis Ave. Mrs Jenkins notes the animal can imitate a ukulele tune well enough to fool listeners. Neighbors have viewed it and deem it the real thing after reports of the creature singing.
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Sioux Falls
Jan
Sloi Falls
Lee’ Jenkins
North Kiwanis Ave
Jenkins
Canary
Farm earnings and livestock figures from Wessington area
At a farm near Wessington Alvin keeps six cows and nine purebred Southdown sheep while Joanie Allen, a future high school student, begins sheep raising with seventeen purebred Shropshires. The narrator earned 128 dollars from lambs to fund early schooling expenses.
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Wessington
Alvin
Allen
Joanie
Butcher Held For Legal Operation
Sioux Falls report of a butcher named Floyd Holmstrom arraigned before County Judge Lewis Larson on a pending circuit court charge. He was bound over on a $2,000 bond for performing a legal operation in the kitchen of a local apartment on January 15. The unnamed young woman is reported recovering. Det. Gullick and other officers questioned Holmstrom who allegedly admitted to eight or ten such operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Floyd Holmstrom
Lewis Larson
Holmstromery
C. J. Delbridge
Seth Adamson
Rex Gullick
J. T. Mel Mahon
Holmstrom
PTA Meeting Focuses on Health Scouting and Community Roles
Lake Preston January PTA gathers tonight with president Mrs. A Le Stuviand presiding. Dr. P Rozendal outlines public health goals, Gordon Maxam discusses scouting, and Dr. EL VEl soy speaks on community responsibilities, shaping local civic effort.
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Lake Preston
PTA
A. le Stuviand
P. Rozendal
Gordon Maxam
Dr. EL VEl@soy
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Thousines
Bayer Aspirin
S. D. Club
Townsend
Extension Service
Ruloh Johnston
Extension Asronomis
Sieler
S. C
Maxom
Weather. Bureau
Sald
Wee Joy File
RGN Whiskey Cope
Morton
Swift
Hilex
Alvin Allen
Singing Mouse
Coronado Ff
A.C. Radio
Ater
A.C. Mantle Radio
Camerasa
Sandwich
Forster
Wan
Keystone
A.C. Mantle
Tuantica
Bnfinite Guarantos
Washer Briggs & Stratton
Winterfront
Tigers Wister
Shee States
Mara Temsow
Windcrest
Gamble
Ted Walter
Manag
Dakota
South Huron
Aren
Ferdinand Wulf
de Genet
Quirk
Fighmore
Ralph Shultz
Baddslet
Weasington
D. Bratoviatt
Milter
Wessington Springs
Steve
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