State Has Long Debate Schedule Colleges plan 30 debates
Debaters from South Dakota State College will join 30 engagements including state oratorical and extempers contests in Rapid City February 12 and 14 and a Pi Kappa Delta Province convention in Sioux City March 28. Colorado Agricultural College is set for a Brookings debate February 2, with a schedule listing opponents and verdicts from February 6 through April 2.
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South Dakota State College
Rapid City
Sioux City
Upton
Palmer
Colorado Agricultural College
Ech
Yankton College
University of Pittsburg
Gustavus Adolphus College
Colorado “Agricultural College
Grinnell College of Iowa
Huron College
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Creighton University
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Jamestown College
Jamestown
N. D. State College
Fargo
University of S. D
Vergnillion
Yankton
Southern Normal
Springfield
State
Gann Valley Woman At Yankton Meeting
Plans for the county teachers meeting in Yankton include talks on art by Mel. Sarah Berber ach and Miss Viola Weiland. Em ma Meisterik will speak, with Anton Klimisch outlining school district No. 48’s expectations. A county chorus rehearsal and a talk by Mrs. Gertude Fiyte of Gann Valley cap the program.
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Gann Valley
Yankton
Mel
Sarah Berberach
Viola Weiland
Emma Meisterik
Education Department
Anton Klimisch
Paul Shorts
Gertrude Fiyte
Buffalo County
Yankton County
Demonstration on Successful Finishes At Forestburg Club
Forestburg Home Extension club met at Mrs Flores Hinde with Mrs G B Wilder assisting Seventeen members and two visitors attended After the business session Mesdames Brigg Gere and Wilder presented the lesson Demonstrators showed five finishes per person highlighting sewing techniques and finishes in the demonstration.
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Forestburg
South Dakota farm value for 1930 estimated at 115 million
Brookings January 30 The farm value of South Dakota crops in 1930 was estimated at 115,041,000 by statistician C. Borum. The figure shows a about 70.9 million drop from 1929 despite a slight rise in harvested area. Corn led declines in production and value with value dropping from 69,493,000 in 1929 to 56,170,000 in 1930. Acreage, yields, and values fell across most principal crops, while overall farm value and per acre value fell. The report notes price and production recessions, and cites 18 crops totaling 17,580,000 acres harvested in 1930.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Borum Federal Agricultural Statistician
South Oskota
Renee
Ladies Aid At Yale Elects Year Officers
The Ladies Aid met January 27 at Mrs. K. O. Foote's home and completed the annual election. Officers chosen for the coming year include President Mrs. Glen Foote, Vice President Mrs. H. H. Moon, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. A. A. Gaughren.
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Ladies Aid
Yale
Ladies’ Aid
K. O. Foote
Glen Foote
H. H. Moon
A. A. Gaughren
Occupants Escape Injury After City Crash In Watertown
A collision on a Watertown city street left two cars badly damaged but all occupants unharmed. Dr. A. B. Johnson drove one car while C. K. Snyder and his son occupied the other.
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Watertown
Jan
A. BE. Johnson
C. K. Snyder
Sun
Legion Post Plans Hall From Purhased Property
Wheeler-Brooks American Legion post in Philip aims to convert recently purchased property into a Legion hall. The group also plans to present a home talent play during February to showcase community talent and boost fund-raising efforts.
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Legion
Philip
Wheeler-Brooks Post
The
American Legion
Tobacco trial planned in Minnehaha county
The Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee announced a limited scale tobacco growing experiment in Minnehaha county this summer. It will involve several local farmers in cooperation with the committee. T. M. Thompson previously grew tobacco near Sioux Falls in 1999.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Substantiated Prim Tate Conservation Commit Remarks
Rapid City report by the Walton League of America’s 10 clans subset and Dr. G C Redfield, former Walton League president, states the wildlife term now includes fishes birds mammals and lands waters. He cites convincing evidence of rapid wildlife disappearance and broad support for extending protections.
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Rapid City
Snack Walton League
Qmerica
Conservation Committee
Congress
Wildlife
United States Senate
G. C. Redfield
Walton League
Redfield
Estimating Wildlife Loss and Hunting Rise in Agriculture
The department of agriculture estimates annual damage to crops and birds at 350000 dollars. It notes a decline in wildlife paired with a rise in hunters fishermen and recreationists, highlighting shifting pressures on farm yields and natural resources.
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Department of Agriculture
Saving South Dakota Wildlife Inspires State Action
A call to protect wildlife stresses national importance and urges South Dakota to plant trees propagate more game clean streams and lakes and create more water bodies to preserve wild life and wildflowers.
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South Dakota
Waltonians Back National Effort To Share Report
Walton head notes the report is voluminous and wishes it in the hands of all South Dakotans. He says Waltonians are glad to vote through the national organization’s efforts showing Congress has finally engaged with the issue.
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Walton Head
South Dakotawa
National Organization
Congress
Firestone
Leasons
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