Omaha Land Bank Announces Stock Restoration Plan
Edwin N. Ian Horne of the Omaha Federal Land Bank reveals a major reorganization to restore impaired stock to par value. The plan targets some 40,000 farmers in Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming and involves about 1.5 million dollars cash outlay to redeem stock and benefit 32 090 former members with a potential 4.5 million dollar rest. The proposal will be presented to National Farm Loan association secretary-treasurers today and Friday.
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Omaha
Edwin N. Ian Horne
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Omaha Bank
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Contem
van Horne
van’ Horne
Pat
Land Bank
Saist
Cspital
National Farm Loan
Ane
Lands Governor For Harvest Aid
ABERDEEN July 10 H B Tost president of the South Dakota Firm Bureau Federation commended Gov M Q Sharpe for working with the state AAA in securing aid of costume combine operators from the south for the 2013 harvest season. Present prospects for a crop in this part of the state are exceedingly good and with shortages of farm machinery harvesting machinery and labor it is imperative that everything possible be done to avert great loss of food and feed. Not only is there a great scarcity of harvesting machines but we are not going to be in need of a large number of trucks from the outside to take care of grain from combines and threshing machines.
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Aberdeen
H. B. Tost
South Dakota
Bureau — Federation
M. Q. Sharpe
AAA
Test
Tnor
Thare
Aberdeen Gets OPA Ceiling Prices In Aberdeen
OPA announces community ceiling prices effective today in Aberdeen as of July 1. J J Verschser district OPA director says Aberdeen will see flat ceilings on about half the market basket foods with posted retailer ceilings. General ceiling levels stay the same but specific ceilings may reduce prices where prior top levels were violated. Aberdeen will be checked for compliance by a citizen price panel.
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Aberdeen
OPA
Sioux Falls
J. J. Verschser
Versahoor
Lane WSCS Serves Supper To Public
Lane WSCS meets at the church basement Thursday afternoons with several members present. Mrs. A. E. Kotil led devotions and Mrs. C. J. Muller presided over the business meeting planning a Bible school. Mrs. F. E. Martens led the study hour with guest Mrs. P. H. Hall of Rapid City. Hostesses served a public supper.
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Speday
Methodist
WSCS
A. E. Kotil
C. J. Muller
F. E. Martens
P. H. Hall
Rapid City
R. B. Burchfield
W. C. Brodkorb
George Schroeder
Record Votes of S. D. Congressmen
South Dakota members' voting record for the week ending June 24 shows mixed results. In the Senate conference report on deficiency appropriation and anti-subversive funding, passes 52 to 17. Gurney did not vote, Bushfield voted yes. In the House, votes cover crop insurance fund restoration, rural electrification funds, recodifying federal statutes, soil conservation payments, OPA appropriations, wage experience requirements, food parity safeguards, and Office of War Information cuts, with South Dakota figures Case voting and Mundt not voting on several measures.
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Washington
South Dakota
Congress
Senate
Rural Electrification Administration
Case
Mundt
Office of Price Administration
Casa
Office of War Information
Gann Valley ALA Post Reelects Present Officers
GANN VALLEY June 30 Special-At a regular meeting of Abernathy Unit Auxiliary to Legion Post No. 16 the present officers were reelected for the ensuing year. They are Mrs. Hattie Rasmusen president, Mrs. Jessie Gunderson first vice president, Mrs. Hae Sedgwik second vice president, Mrs. Gladys Brown secretary, Mrs. Pearle Fraser treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson sergeant at arms, Mrs. Edith Sawyer chaplain, and Mrs. Nettie Fraser organizer. Mrs. Ada Trainer is junior past president. A campaign to collect old phonograph records will be carried on. All service men from Buffalo County who request the hometown paper will get a six months subscription from Kernathy Unit No. 16. Many boys have received it the past six months through this organization.
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Gann Valley
Speehal
Pn Regu
Af Abernathy
Legion Post No
Hattie Rasmusen
Jessie Gunderson
Hae Sedgwik
Gladys Brown
Pearle I. Fraser
Elizabeth Thompson
Edith Sawyer
Nettie Fraser
Ada Trainer
Buffalo County
Kernathy Unite No. 16
Frankfort Circle Ends July August Meeting
The Frankfort Neighborhood Circle held an informal session with Mrs Lola Frankenstein, deciding not to meet during July and August. An hour lunch followed the discussion hosted by the hostess.
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Frankfort Circle
Frankfort
Lola Frankenstein
Famous Untamed Firecracker to Headline July 4 Rodeo at State Fairgrounds
Veteran rodeo manager Billy Maher assembles a wild west show at the State Fairgrounds on Independence Day. The lineup includes untamed Wyoming-bred buckers headed by Es’ecracke, plus training horses, Indian riders from Crow Creek, and acts by Donna and Delostes Maker with white spotted horses. The event begins with a 1 PM parade, rodeo starts at 2:15 PM, featuring bulldogging, calf roping, steer riding, and more thrills.
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Haron
Billy Maher
Slab
State Fairgrounds
Red Desert
Wyom
Maher
Es'ecracke
West
MarArthur
Teather
Wyoming
Hitchtock
Busters
Bill McMackin
Mcbridge
Lyle
Lester Marshall
Bonilla
Crow Creek Reservation
Ed Pillar
Scotland
Maker
Donna
Delostes
al Herkitt
Herkitt
Fair Grounds
South Dakota Legislature’s 1942 actions take effect today
Pierre July 1 More than 200 measures from the last session begin to affect residents. Reforms include tax changes, sales tax on amusement devices, removal of state income levy, and removal of general levy limits. Unemployment compensation expanded, and farm labor laws face challenges from unions. War veterans gain free state schooling and hunting rights.
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South Dakota
Blaine E. Rowlee Pierre
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Uithing
Missouri River
UCC
South Dakota Law Changes Plus Estate Sale Notice
A 1943 summary outlines extended veteran benefits from World War I to World War II and new education and welfare provisions including home schooling for disabled children, hospital schooling, and a state song. It also notes a series of 319 enactments while presenting a court order to sell real property in Beadle County to settle debts, with details of notices, dates, and involved parties.
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Jegislature
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Vermont
Yankton State Hospital
Oil and Gas Board
South Dakota
Open Swimming Pool At Miller Reopens After Repairs
Extensive repairs on the municipal swimming pool have been completed and the pool opened Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Yost will be in charge and Marilyn Beaning will act as lifeguard.
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Mary Yost
Marilyn Beaning
South Dakota Estate Sale Hearing Notice
In Beadle County court the estate of Matt Frantes Hysham deceased faces an order to show cause on a petition by Howard T. Shober as administrator with will annexed seeking license to sell the real estate. The filing outlines personal estate, debts, and description of the property including lots and parcels.
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Fisher
City of
Huron
Tis Court
Oroiwest
Security Nations Bank
Jduron
Beadie
South Dakota
Howard T. Shover
Huranite
Beadhe Coix
South Dakots
Beadle
Wernees
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice In Beadle County South Dakota
Notice is given of a mortgage foreclosure sale concerning a deed dated September 30 1920 from Jonathan S Hart and Nettie M Hart to Emma Keester. The mortgage was filed October 1 1920 in Beadle County Register of Deeds Book 242 page 262.
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Johnathan S. Hart
Nettie M. Hart
Mortiagor
Emma Keester
Mortihea
Mortage
P'Olack A.M
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Morigage
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ALA
New
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Henry
Carse
Freddie Sands
Fort Worth
Texas
Nuronite
Dept. the
Huronite
R. M. Rusaalls
B. Glanzes
Lois Windherst
H.W. Marker
Alma J. Robbinson
Alma J. Robinson
Leo C. Voorhees
Office of the Register of Boods
Beadle Chang Guarthouse
Leo CG. Voornees
Joe Reilly
Bherry
Beads County
South
Dakata
W. Markey
Miller
A. M. Urquhart Ford Garage
Jarman
Yee Papwnner Arene Post
Osborn
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