Cream Puff Shells Recipe Shared by State College
Brookings July special reports Miss Amanda Rosenquist of State College home economics offers crisp hollow cream puff shells. Ingredients include butter eggs boiling water and flour. Steps: boil water melt butter add flour form dough, cool, beat in eggs, bake at 425F until firm. Use shells with whipped cream fillings or creamed chicken, berries, and other fillings.
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Brookings
Amanda Rosenquist
Home Economics
State College
Erwin Dam Becomes Popular Swimming Spot
The dam at Andrew Jensen's residence four miles northwest of Erwin is attracting daily swimmers, the area’s sole swimming site. A July town board meeting reduced valuation by 10,000 dollars, 5,000 on money and credits and 5,000 on depreciation in property value. A July shower in Erwin dropped about one sixteenth of an inch, cooling heat and aiding pastures and crops.
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Erwin
Andrew Jensen
Erwin Town Board of Equalizers
Erwin Erwin
Counties In 8S D Are Now Checking Wheat Compliance
Brookings July 3 Special measuring of wheat fields and contracted acres and the checking of compliance is under way in southern counties led by J B Johnson state wheat agent Union and Clay counties started first and will finish most field work by July 10. Fields standing for harvest are measured by the farm supervisor. Abandoned acreage is certified. only contracted acreage is measured. Training schools for farm supervisors have been held in southern and northern counties. Following training the Wheat Section selects one supervisor per 100 contracts. Compliance checks are to clear the 1993 payment last installment and the 1934 first installment, with completion hoped by late July.
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Ccres
J. B. Johnson
Union
Clay
Johnson
Radio Talks Planned on South Dakota Education Themes
At South Dakota University station KUSD in Vermillion a series of twelve radio talks will begin in September. G R Breckenridge of the extension division says each series contains nine talks addressing relief problems social trends and long term education plans. Three series run on Monday Wednesday and Friday nights from Sept 17 to Nov 21. Three more run from Nov 15 to Feb 4. Three run Feb 4 to Mar 25 and three run Mar 25 to Jun 7.
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S. D.U. Vermillion
South Dakota
KUSD
University of South Dakota
G. R. Breckenridge
Exension Division
Alpena completes its new swimming pool and opens
Alpena announces the finished swimming pool with water in the plunge and guests from nearby towns enjoying it. The report notes no bath houses completed yet and includes a stray line about Brookings and a pharmaceutical graduation placement update from State College.
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Alpena
Stock Purchases In Second Month In South Dakota
BROOKINGS July 5 Buying of cattle in South Dakota continues as the drought relief program enters the second month. Since the first purchases began June 2, stockmen have sold old and undesirable cows to the government while retaining best cattle for foundation herds. A. M. Eberle notes improvement in weather aiding retention. June 28 reports 103,800 cattle bought statewide with 14,221 condemned. total cattle on farms selling 191,970. Shipments from the region peaked June 25 with 727 cars from MN, ND, SD. SD alone sent 2,500 daily, later 4,000, then 6,000, before cutting back to 4,000. Program expected to continue until distressed cattle are sold. County checks estimate remaining purchases by county to gauge program duration. LEAVE FOR CCC CAMP Manchester July 5 Special J E Woodall plans to take eight youths to the CCC camp in the Black Hills, reporting to Watertown. Participants hail from Iroquois, Manchester, De Smet, Esmond, Forest Woodall, and Will Turner from Manchester. Turned will join Piedmont ex-service camp. Woodall's plans remain indefinite.
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Eouth
Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Eberle
Manchester
J. E. Woodall
Black Hills
Watertown
Iroquois
de Smet
Esmond
Forest Woodall
Will Turner
Turned
Piedmont
Woodall
Harvey Marx quits Keller pool hall and restaurant
Harvey Marx and his wife relocate from the Keller pool hall and restaurant to the Atlas building across the street. The vacated Thria place, once a hardware store, remains empty as the Marxes plan to continue in the restaurant business at the new site while Mr Keller operates the pool hall and Mrs Marx will oversee the kitchen until a renter is found.
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Pool Hall
Manchester
Harvey Marx
Keller
Atlas
Thria Place
Loans total 25 million aid SD farmers 1933 34
The Federal Land Bank of Omaha issued over 10 000 loans totaling 25 million dollars to South Dakota farmers from May 1 1933 to July 1 1934. Treasurer Andrew Kopperud credited refinancing with boosting bank deposits and delinquent tax payments while praising state bankers for cooperation with the Farm Credit Administration. He spoke at the State Bankers Association annual convention accompanied by ER Heaton and other officials.
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Deadwood
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
South Dakota
Andrew Kopperud
The
Land Bank
State Bankers Association
Kopperud
Farm Credit Administration
ER Heaton
Production Credit Corporation
Charles McCumsey
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
N. C. Gray
New Ruling On Forage Crops
Brookings July 1 Special Fodder corn and grain sorghums for forage may be planted on contracted acres under wheat corn hog and tobacco contracts per AAS Washington via A. M. Eberle. Adjustment Administration mods permit forage planting to offset drought livestock feed without relaxing core contract aims. South Dakota farmers had prior permission for forage crops on contracted land except for corn and grain sorghums. New members Tulare July Special Crandon settlement M. KE church welcomes six in catechetical class led by Rev. A. G. Campbell. new members Vers Hilkemeier Ruth Blume Sonald Blume Kenneth Kreimann August Frankenstein Delmar Gell Rats.
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A. M. Eberle
AAS
Washington
Adjustment Administration
Davis
South Dakota
Tulare
Crandon Settlement
M. KE
Church
A. G. Campbell
Vers Hilkemeier
Ruth and
Sonald Blume
Kenneth Kreimann
August Frankenstein
Delmar ‘Gell Rats
Price Resigns at Tulare Light Plant
Tulare July 5 Special reports that rre Price has resigned from the Tulare light plant and the position has been given to Art Price.
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Tulare
Rre Price
Art Price
Back pay denied for county officers who accepted salary cuts
South Dakota officials whose salaries were cut by a 1923 act cannot recover back pay unless they protested the reduction. The attorney general said six county officers may not reclaim the difference if they accepted the reduced pay without objection, but may if they billed on the old basis and did not accept the cut as full payment.
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Pizrre
Legislaure
Supreme Court
Tulare Epworth League Members Return from Institute
Eight Tulare Epworth league members and chaperone Mrs. B J Binger returned home from Mitchell after attending the Epworth League Institute at Dakota Wesleyan University.
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Tulare
Tulare Epworth League
B. J. Binger
Mitchell
Epworth League
Dakota Wesleyan University
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