CCC Work In South Dakota List CCC Work In South Dakota
Washington reports that 16,003,000 spent on CCC operations in South Dakota since April 1933. At May 1, 2969 men were employed. 16,985 have been enrolled overall. Projects include 234 large impounding works, 1,243 square yards of banks treated, 15,561 square yards improved by gully erosion work, 6,282 check dams built, forest safety efforts covering 34,324 acres, 797 miles of roads and trails, and 183,308 acres of forest stand improvements. Fire control totaled 37,648 man days, with weed collection for nurseries, hardwood seed, tree insect and rodent programs. Camps operate at Mystic, Pacao ta la, Roubaix, Deadwood, Hill City, Custer, Camp Crook, Sturgis, Pierre, Columbia, Chamberlain, Presho, Alcester, Huron, Fruitdale, Hot Springs and Sine Bel.
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Washington
Robert E.i Fechner
elMeTgucy Conservation Work
Civilian Conservation Corps
South Dakota
Jane
CCC
Mystic
Pacatola
Roubaix
Deadwood
Hill City
Custer
Camp Crook
Sturgis
Pierre
Columbia
Chamberlain
Presho
Alcester
Huron
Fruitdale
Hot Springs
Sine Bel
National Erosion Plan Is Studied
Washington July 16 AP The National Resources Committee reviews a proposed nationwide soil erosion centre to coordinate public and private efforts, aiming to cut an estimated 400 million in annual wastage. The plan calls for a five year study, 20 million dollars yearly for state cooperative work, and federal state legislation to enforce soil control. The report notes erosion costs include soil depreciation and reduced crop yields.
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Washington
National Resources Committee
Oil Conservation Service
Bureau of Agricultural Encointering
The
Resources Committee
Roosevelt
Boy Wins First In Color Contest At Huron Theatre
A young contestant, Vinton Luther, took sweepstake honors in Hu ron area coloring of the Out Our Way page for a free ticket to the Huron Theatre. Ten winners listed include Eleanor Tobin Ardellis Aiken Myrtle Gilbert John Thorpe Thresa Olson Wiskey Comey Le Roy Mills ic Gordon Wolsey. Entries due by 5 pm Wednesday at the Evening Huronite office with the contributor’s name clearly on the comic part.
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Vinton Luther
Huron Theatre
Huron
Huronite
Eleanor J. Tobin
Ardellis Aiken
Buron
Myrtle Gilbert
Hitchcock
John Thorpe
Thresa V. Olson
Virgil
Mable McNutt
Wiskey Comey
LeRoy Mills
Ic Gordon
Wolsey
Government buys cattle at terminal markets drought county note
Hand Association to assist in shipping Miller reports the government will buy cattle at terminal markets with preference to drought county origin cattle and producers may obtain shipment certificates. Hand County designated drought county and extension office issues certificates. association aids farmers shipping livestock from any county point.
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Cate Ye
Hand
Hand County Shipping Association
Plans for dramatic event at college auditorium
Twenty years ago in Huron the San Clear clan announces a Sunday School presentation of The Farmerette to be staged tomorrow night in the college auditorium. Cast includes Frances Tait, Marjorie Urquhart, Mary Farrell, Electa Alley, Mrs H Lee Jones, Mildred Roses, Esther Lyon. The bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs John Nelson of 1036 Sixth Street. Rev Eugene J united Miss Anna Nelson and Louis Matson of Ashland Wis in marriage last evening at 7 30. The couple will reside in Ashland after a stop in Minneapolis. Matson works in the Ashland shoe business. Miss Nelson has lived in the city and worked for Fleming Dry Goods. The newlyweds left for Minneapolis then Ashland to begin their life together.
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Dha
San Clea
Preeian Sunday School
College Auditorium
Frances Tait
Marjorie Urquhart
Mary Farrell
Electa Alley
Eugene J
Anna Nelson
Louis White Matson
Ashland
Wis
Mer
Alexus Johnson
Minneapolis
Ashlind
B. Roger
Iroquocy
Huron
Iroquois
A. L. Kinkeid
Beryl
Thomas Ferrow
Kathryn
Auto
J. L. Kinkead
Indians On State College Broadcast Dismiss Warpath Image
State College president W Pugsley told a NEC audience that South Dakota is no longer a land of violent Indians. He argued farmers and ranchers live in peace, citing a Sioux speaker and college history as proof of progress from the plains to farming wealth and scenic lands.
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Warpath
Pugsley
State College
Brookings
W. Pugsley
South Dekete
Na Wonal Broadcasting Company
Isaac Greyearth
Simeton
South Dakota
Staten
Furey
South ‘Dakota
Bedlanda
Black Hills
Tend Grant College
Dakota Territory
North
South
Dekots
Mia
Lena
van Metre
Unityville
Percy Red Crothera
Badger
Badger Clark
Custer
Carl Christensen
NEC
Radio
Drought prompts South Dakota wardens to save ducklings
Deputy game wardens statewide conduct a survey of marshes and potholes to assess drought impact on newly hatched wild ducks. Director O H Johnson urges moving ducklings to fresh water and artificial lakes to prevent toxic stagnation and possible sickness, asking for counts of rescues and losses and community help.
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Fierre
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Johnson
Sanborn Corn-Hog Setup Dissolved in Woonsocket
The Sanborn County Corn-Hog Association dissolved after completing most work. Equipment and records were transferred to the Sanborn County Soil Conservation Association and Extension Service respectively. Agent L R Trumbower will finish remaining tasks including delivering delayed checks and handling correspondence.
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Sanborn
Woonsocket
Specia
Sanborn County Corn-Hog Association
Sanborn County Soil Conservation Association
Extension Service
L.R. Trumbower
Help Yourself And End A Hand to Markets and Meals
Help Yourself And End A Hand describes markets offering summer vegetables and the need for cooking skill to prepare meals. It explains milk and cheese use with vegetables, protein cooking rules, and how acids cause milk curdling, with an example on making cream of tomato soup.
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Meena
Muat
Ladies Aid Meeting at Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church met in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. A program led by Mrs. Qo. D. Thorsness was enjoyed, followed by a 2 cent supper served to the public by the hostess.
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Lake Preston
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
C. Lacy
M. Rindahl
J. Jensen
H. Reinke
Preston Aid
The
Congregational Church
QO. D.thorsness
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