Farm Income Is Rising in South Dakota
Brookings reports a favorable rise in cash farm income in South Dakota based on USDA statistics. April 1949 cash income from crops and livestock totaled 1.89 million dollars, higher than April 1939. Livestock and stock products plus crops contributed about 4.0 to 4.6 million dollars in April across years, with four months’ totals indicating growth in cash farm income.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Bureau’ At Agricultural Economics
USDA
Galerie, Lundy
State College
Tsbce
Third Son Of Clyde Ice Becomes Pilot
Cecil Ice, 16, son of Clyde Ice, veteran South Dakota pilot, became the third son to gain aviation proficiency. He learned to fly from his father at Spearfish after starting serious study a little over a year ago. Previously Randall Ice of Belle Fourche and Howard Ice of Rapid City also trained with their father.
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Rapid City
Cecil Ice
Clyde Ice
South Dakota
Spearfish
Randall Ice
Belle Fourche
Howard Ice
Tesa
South Dakota Farm Marketings Cash Income Rise 1940
Data shows crop cash receipts in 1934 to 1939 with 1940 four month totals for crops and livestock. First four months 1940 cash farm income from marketings plus government payments reached 45.3 million dollars, up from 1939 levels, with figures for 1932 and 1929 used for comparison.
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South Dakota
Missionary Ladies Aid to Host Friendship Tea at Miller
The missionary division of the Methodist Ladies Aid of Miller hosts a friendship tea this afternoon in the auditorium dining room. Delegates from Ree Heights St Lawrence Pleasant Valley Greenleaf and Miller churches attend. Mrs G W Wermerson chairs the event.
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Mothodlist Ladies Aid of Miller
Jsdiers
Ree Heights
St. Lawrahee
Pleasant Valley
Greenleaf
Miller
G. W Wermerson
Assessed Valuation Of Sioux Falls Rises For 1940
Sioux Falls total valuation of real estate and personal property for 1940 taxation stands at 36,508,006 dollars. The city assessor's office announced the figure, higher by 1,020,041 dollars than the 1939 total of 37,848,025 dollars.
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Sioux Falls
Farm Prices Out Of Proportion ac
Weber H Peterson notes the price farmers receive for their produce has lagged behind the cost of goods they buy. From 1910 to 1939 only six years showed higher producer prices than input costs, and 22 of the remaining 24 years were below parity, with a low of 1.00 in 1932. In early 1940 the ratio was under 82.
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Weber H. Peterson
State College
Hand County Club Members To Attend Farm Woman's Camp
Delegates from Home Extension clubs in Hand County will attend the Farm Woman's Camp at Camp Judson near Spearfish in the Black Hills from July 15 to 20. Delegates include Ree Heights Mrs Joe Cracker Mike Mrs Elmer Parsons and Mrs Grace Johnson St Lawrence Mrs Nathan Anderson and TN Dennis Wayland Mrs Tessie Whittington Rackham Mrs Anna Hammond Mrs Tillie Stapp and Mrs Mae Sanger Miller will be represented by Mrs Camilla Winsell. A casino program planned by Miss Nora M Holl state home demonstration leader features inspection tours lectures class work mornings discussions recreation and a pageant The Gallant American Women written by Mrs George Day Mrs Day is a home extension member of Meade County.
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Hand County
Miller
Hane County
Camp Judson
Paciola
Black Hills
Ree Heights
Joe Cracker
Mike
Elmer Parsons
Grace Johnson
St Laurence
Nathan Anderson
TN. Dennis
Wayland
Tessie Whittington
Rackham
Anna Hammond
Tillié Stapp
Mae Sanger
Camilla Winsell
Csino
Nora M. Holl
George Day
Better Homes Club Meets At Iroquois
The Better Homes Club met at Mrs. Chester Gilchrist’s home. Lillie Hedlund led a scripture reading while members recited the Lord’s Prayer. Group singing closed the program as officers were reelected except secretary Ruth Gilchrist. Two new members joined and Dorothy Gilchrist will host August meeting. Members are asked to bring canned foods for exhibit and judging.
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Better Homes Club
Chester Gilchrist
Lillie Hedlund
Ruth Gilchrist
Dorothy Gilchrist
Funeral held for L. Warner at De Smet church
L. Warner, 61, died at his Waubay home and was buried in De Smet cemetery after a funeral at the Methodist Church led by Rev. John Palmer. He formerly lived in this community and is survived by his wife and two sons.
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L. Warner
Methodist Church
John Palmer
de Smet
Warner
Waubay
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers and Lane Visits
Beadle records show Mary S. Hofer Wip to Beadle Cowily for 3.25 dollars for a parcel in section 25 113 60. Chris G. Manolis and wife transfer to Nick G. and George D. Manolis of Huron a subdivided lot in Wrights Subdiv and adjacent blocks. Former Lane residents Arthur Crocker wife and family visit Roseburg Oregon relatives after 15 years away. Edwin Peterson of Virroqua Wisconsin visits his father Andrew Peterson in Lane amid health concerns.
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Beadle County Real Estate
Mary
Beadle Cowily
SWSW
Chris G. Manolis
Nick G
George D. Manolis
Huron
Dot
Wright
Wiliam & Joy
Lane
Oregon Lane
Arthur Crocker
Roseburg
Ore
Lane Lane
Edwin Peterson
Viroqua
Wis
Peterson
Andrew Peterson
Two Boys Die In Auto Collision Near Draper
Two Chicago boys and a Pierre woman were injured in a head on crash on US Highway 16 seven miles east of Draper. Harvey A Nordeen Jr 16 and Fred Yonker 10 died shortly after the collision. Mrs Dela Urquhart of Pierre suffered broken leg and cuts. Nordeen Sr 43 and Mrs Nordeen 39 were treated for injuries. none in critical condition.
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Pierre
Chicago
Draper Pierre
Harvey A. Nordeen, Jr
Bernard Street
Fred Yonker
Harvey Nordeen, Sr
Nordeen
Stamp Plan Boosts Sioux Falls Stores
Minnehaha County merchants reported $75,512 in new business during the first six months of the food stamp plan. Denis Lyons, local representative, said the blue stamps bought foods previously given free from depots and not sold through regular channels. Since January 5, orange stamp purchases totaled $109,734.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Denis A.lyons
FOP
Shower Held To Honor Recent Bride At Lane
A shower for Mrs. Fred Dey, a recent bride, was hosted at Mrs. Arthur Meyer’s home with hostesses Mrs. Alfred Warnke, Mrs. Dave Long, Miss Wilma Roll, Miss Dorothy Swensen, and Mrs. Meyer. Guests enjoyed contests, writings, a mock wedding, and a treat basket presentation on a wagon drawn by Merle Swersen and Donna Mae Schroeder, with about 40 attending.
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Fred Dey
Arthur Meyer
Alfred Warnke
Dave Long
Wilma Roll
Dorothy Swensen
Meyer
Burial Rites Held For De Smet Woman
The funeral for Vera Moulton, 34, was held at the Congregational Church in De Smet with Rev. H. Juelt officiating. Burial followed in De Smet cemetery. Mrs. Moulton died after a short illness at an Aberdeen hospital, survived by her husband and two children.
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de Smet
DE Sm&t
Vera Moulton
Congregational Church
H. ©. Juelt
Lead Woman Dies Of Injuries When Car Stalls On Hill
Myrtle Face 42 of Lead died at Deadwood hospital from a spine fracture after a car stalled on an incline between Deadwood and Pluma early Sunday. Axel Streamer of Lead was a passenger. he jumped to push the car and fell, causing it to strike a guard rail. Surviving are two daughters and a son.
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Ead
Myrtle Face
Deadwood
Pluma
Axel Streamer
Streamer
Yale School Board Members Reelected in 0 Year
Yale voters reelected all incumbents in the school election with Emil Maggs continuing as president and Mrs James J Smith as vice president. Other board members listed include John K Hofer Jake alah Mrs Charles Lem Willis Bogh and Albert Maass continuing as treasurer.
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Yale
Emil Maggs
Wice-Prident
James J. Smith
John K. Hofer
Jake Alah
Charles Lem Willis Bogh
Albert ‘Maass
Crop Prospects Show Promise At Wayland
Harvesting was curtailed by heavy rainfall that gave almost one inch of moisture. Small grain harvesting had been general before weekend rains. Corn is growing rapidly with many fields hip high. Rye and barley crops are well filled and wheat yields vary. some fields show light crops while others look above average. Sorghums and other grasses show excellent growth. grasshoppers are present but no damage reported yet.
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Vaxlanl
Virgil Ladies Aid Plans Social and Tea
The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W. F. Bolte’s home with fifteen members and six visitors. They planned an ice cream social and a mystery tea for July 23 at Mrs. W. M. Thomas’s home, with August plans at Mrs. H. D. Meevis’s residence. Mrs. D. H. Barnes named social chairman. luncheon closed the meeting.
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Virgil Ladies Aid
Virgil
Methodist Ladies Aid
W. F. Bolte
D. H. Barnes
William Rippel
W. M. Thomas
Ladies Aid
H. D. Meevis
Leo Ruppel
All. Hutchinson
Bolte
Federal funds allotted for wildlife restoration projects
Secretary Ickes announced a total $2,300,000 federal apportionment for wildlife restoration across states, with states required to add 25 percent. The total federal plus state funding reaches $3,066,007 for the year, and Minnesota receives $74,268, Montana $64,184, North Dakota $32,610, and South Dakota $37,740 for game conditions improvements.
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Mngtun
Ickes
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Pioneer Gettysburg Druggist Retires
Rowland Jones, longtime Gettysburg pharmacist, retires after 52 years in the business with 33 years in Gettysburg. His sons Rowland Jr. and Kenneth hold industry posts in Washington and South Dakota. The Jones Drug was sold to Peter DeBoer of Minneapolis, with Mr Jones remaining in Gettysburg.
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Ubisr
Sperelalj
Rowland Joes
Getysburg
Jones
Gettysburg
Rowland
Kenneth
Rowland, Jr
Washington
National
Retail Druggists’ Association
Kenneth Jones
South Dakota Druggists’ ’Association
Peter DeBoer
Minneapolis
Miss Viola Brandenburg Returns for Vacation Visit
Miss Viola Brandenburg, a nurse in a Chicago hospital, arrived last Sunday to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BE W Brandenburg, in their hometown.
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Chicago Lane
Viola Brandenburg
Chicago
BE. W. Brandenbrug
Hold Family Picnic Lane Event Noted At Woonsocket Lake Park
The Burg families hosted a two family picnic dinner at Woonsocket Lake Park last Sunday in honor of Mrs. Marcella Glim and her daughter from Minneapolis visiting her mother Mrs. Fred Turgeon.
Kidney Health Promises Relief From Backache
An old style ad claims kidney failure causes backache and fatigue and promises relief through a product named Dean's. it explains kidneys filter waste and that improper function leads to headaches and dizziness while urging readers to flushout poisons with the remedy.
Safety Council To Be Organized At Webster
Pierre reports a local safety council will be organized at Webster this evening with help from Supt. W. C. Goetz of the state Motor Patrol and J. R. Vaughn safety contact man. Goetz will also assist a Milbank youth group and participate in the Aberdeen boys state program starting July 16.
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