Kennard Warns Farmers of S D in Watertown
Kennard urged South Dakota farmers in Watertown to resist the influence of the United States Chamber of Commerce the Chicago Board of Trade and the Minneapolis Grain Exchange and other agencies he accused of seeking to disrupt farm cooperation and mislead farmers about the marketing act and Farm Board. He framed cooperation as key to an American standard of living and warned against hiring agitators against agricultural programs.
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Watertown
United States Chamber of
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Grain Association
George B. Kennard
South Dakota
Codington County
Farm Board
Kennard
Home Ayel
Servcev
Agricultural Call
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Marketing Act
Hfe
Edwards Wins Dairy Production Honors
BELLE FOURCHE June WA G Edwards of Spearfish Valley is honored by the Black Mills Dairy Herd Improvement Association for top butterfat. Official tester Paul F Peech reports a high cow at 60.3 pounds butterfat and a 13 year old Holstein yielding 9 pounds in May. R B Wendyxen of Belle Fourche led the herd of the month with 35.2 pounds butterfat per animal. May totals show 70 cows over 100 pounds milk and 52 percent fat, plus 49 rounds of butterfat. The association tested 31 cows and 45 heifers. overall milk 660 pounds and butterfat 234 pounds.
Republican precinct committeemen elect officers in Woonsocket
The annual meeting of the Republican precinct committeemen was held at Woonsocket on June 17. Officers for the coming year were chosen, with Hoy of Leicher as chairman and a committee including Beet Pearson of Forestburg and Garl Olson of Arteson. The action followed the spring primary nominations.
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Sanhorn G. O. P
Woonsocket
Fe Hoy
Leicher
Bratsborst
H. EB. Fank~inser
Beet Pearson
Forestburg
Garl Olson
Artesion Io
James Gives Second In Series Of Talks
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota spoke to summer school audiences on Our Derlings with Our Latin American Neighbors in Vermillion. The second lecture covered Latin American religious, historical and patriotic themes and the third was set for Thursday with an illustrated Brazil talk. In Belle Fourche officials estimate over 225000 pounds of wool entered the market this week as the shearing season opens, with limited buyers and pricing below the typical market.
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Belle Fourche
Wil
Herve
Specia l Earl Kage Wisdor Roache and Lloyd Elsworth plan testing
C M Woonsocket June 27 reports Earl Kage Wisdor Roache and Lloyd Elsworth to try for Bismack North Dakota, entering the C M C for a month of training this week.
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C. M
S D to Pay for Postal Increase
The article notes that the postage rate rise will cost South Dakota at least $20,000 annually for the state government. Last year the state house spent over $28,410 on postage, with agencies outside the capital likely spending at least $15,000 more. Under the new rates the total could reach about $60,000 annually if usage stays the same.
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South Dakota
Onida Plans For Sully County Farm Bureau Picnic
Onida SD June 17 Special plans are nearly ready for the Sully county farm bureau picnic set for June 24 at the Sully county fair grounds. A kittenball game pits girls versus boys with one hand. Bernette Hertel will lead the girls and James Brooking will head the boys. After a morning of games a picnic dinner precedes a grand stand program featuring singing music and acrobatics. Lee Cummins of the South Dakota Farm bureau will speak. A later game matches married and single men with team managers Henry Hertel and Robert Pierce and a full sport program follows. Earl Cass of Garner township is general picnic chairman.
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Onida
Awful Sully County
Lee Cummins
Field Service
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Henry Hertel
Robert Pierce
Earl Cass
Garner Township
Groton Ferney Mutual Telephone Board Election
The Groton Ferney Mutual Telephone company held its annual meeting in Groton on June 11. Albert Sehley of Aberdeen and Chas E Adams were elected for a three year term on the board. Officers include F H Erdmann as president John G Zeller as vice president Gadys Newton as secretary and Chas H Adams as manager.
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Groton
Groton- Ferney Mutual Telephone Company
Jiune
Albert Sehley
Aberdeen
Chas. E. Adams
F. H. Erdmann
Stratford
John G. Zeller
Gadys Newtan
Chas
H. Adams
Kingsbury Pupils Receive Diplomas in County Grad
Kingsbury county eight grade graduation exercises were held in the high school auditorium this week. Norma Koeline, the county superintendent of schools, led the program for 271 graduates, not counting eight from Oldham Artington and Lake Preston. Rev. L. A. Johnson gave the address, with music by Elna Jorgenson and Virginia Nohlgren. Diplomas were presented by Miss Broehre.
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Kingsbury
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Prgram
Norma Koeline
Oldham
Artington
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
Big Reward Offered For Chicken Thieves In South Dakota
BERESFORD June 17 a standing reward has been posted by a chicken hatchery for information leading to arrest and conviction of poultry yard rustlers. A certified check for 500 dollars is divided into 100 to the first informant and 50 to each of the next eight for tips. Mrs C E Maass Jr. narrowly escaped serious injury after falling into an old buried drainage barrel and suffering cuts and bruises but recovering. CUSTER June 17 a statewide program leads to a secret seven vigilante committee in charge of capturing criminals. State's Attorney Scoval Johnson heads the group with firearms placed in local businesses for protection.
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Beresford
Protective Association
C. £. Maass Jr
Custer
Bruce Barnes
Scoval Johnson
Extension Plea For Farm Loan Relief From Mitchell
Mitchell June 17 A movement seeks extensions on federal feed and seed loans as current prices barely cover harvesting costs for small grain. W R Smith urges Senator Norbeck for a one year Sept 1 extension and asks about legislative help to raise prices. Ronald of the Mitchell Senatorian supports the plea, urging a non political approach and the president's stance on the three way farm bill.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
W. R. Smith
Norbeck
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mr. Smith
Joan
Montana
North Dakota
Ronald
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Senatocan
Washington
Rapid City Chosen For 1983 State Pharmacists Meet
Aberdeen hosts three day 1983 convention of the South Dakota State Pharmaceutical Association ending with A C Thompson of Coton elected president B C Wilson of Letcher as vice president Rowland Jones of Gettysburg secretary and F F Bockhoven treasurer Joe Miltenberger of Aberdeen elected president of the travelers auxiliary
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Rapid City
Aberdeen
South Dakota
A. C. Thompson
Coiton
B. C. Wilson
Letcher
Rowland Jones
Gettysburg
Bockhoven
Joe Miltenberger
Travelers’ Puxiliary
Glue fishing licenses in Custer state park issued
June 17 report from County Treasurer UL Coe states more than 200 fishing licenses have been issued for use in Custer State Park.
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Custer
Custer Stite Park
UL. Coe
District Farm Union Meet At St. Lawrence Street
A large attendance is expected for the quarterly Farmers Union meeting of District 3 to be held in St Lawrence on Saturday June 25. Sessions start at 1 a m with important business on the agenda and picnic lunch provided. Several statewide speakers are on the program. District 3 covers 24 northern and eastern South Dakota counties. H P Richardson of Highmare is chairman and Fred R Tobin is secretary treasurer. Despite poor economic conditions the district reports steady growth over the past year.
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District Farm Union
St. Lawrence ST
Lawrence
Farmers Union of District, 3
South Dakota
H. P. Richardson
Highmare
Fred R. Tobin
Watertown Legion Booster Meeting Planned in June
Watertown to host a booster meeting on June 24 to discuss plans for the state American Legion convention opening July 25. Delegates from Codington county post No. 17 will vote on selections during the session held with the regular post meeting.
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Watertown Legion
Watertown
American Legion
Codington County
Destructive Worms Reported At Armour
Armour June 17 farmers report cut worms causing reseeding of corn and multiple plantings. Seed corn losses prompted purchases and replanting. Rain has aided crops with excellent grass growth and strong alfalfa yields. Small grain in good condition and first alfalfa cut in the stack. Grasshoppers are numerous but not significantly damaging.
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Armour Armour
Innocent Cat Halts Midnight Burglar Hopes in SIOUX Falls
Sioux Falls police prepared for a big burglary call at a residence but found no thief. A patrolman arrived with pistol ready and a flashlight search revealed an innocent cat on the roof escaping down an overhanging tree. The report notes a road-improvement section. Petitions circulate for repair and resurfacing of U S Highway 12 between Thunderhawk and McIntosh before fall.
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Siou Falls
Sioux Falls
Ansoing
Lemmon
Eskine
State Highway Department
forTeprade
Thunderhawk
McIntosh
South Dakota
Coley Ranch Inc Incorporation Filed in Bon Homme County
Incorporation papers filed for Coley Ranch Inc with $75,000 capital stock to raise firestock in Bon Homme county. Incorporators listed as W R Cooley and Alta M Cooley of Springfield and Lucille C Barber of Tyndall.
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Pierre
Coley Ranch, Inc
Bon Itromme
W. R. Cooley
Alta M. Cooley
Springfield
Lucille C. Barber
Tyndall
Land Parley To Be July 13 14 at SDSU
Brookings report details the third annual land valuation conference at South Dakota State College on July 13 and 14. The event, organized with the Real Estate Association and agricultural departments, features discussions on managing foreclosed farms, several noted speakers, and a banquet on July 13 with President C. W. Pugsley as toastmaster.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Sherman E. Johnson
South Dakota Real Estate Association
Agronomy Department
Agricultural Economics Department
Real Estate Association
M. L. Wilson
Montana Agricultural College
Wilson
Russia
Fairway
Montana
H. W. Flint
W. P. Gamble
C. Larsen
Gabriel Lundy
Sherman John
Agricultural Economics
A. N. Hume
J. G. Hutton
G. C. Franzke
K. H. Klages
Pleasant Hour Embroidery Club Circus At Ashton
The Pleasant Hour Embroidery club held a playful attendance contest celebration at Mrs. Allie Lee's home in Ashton on June 17. Guests enjoyed a circus themed afternoon with a band, peanuts, monkeys, and artful stunts as everyone joined in, ending the event in high spirits and marking the close of fall activities. A separate note from Pierre reports the state highway department will conduct a testing period on July 7 for resurfacing, grading, gravelling and oil work, with specific projects to be decided later.
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Pleasant Hour Club
Ashton Ashton
Pleasant Hour Embroidery Club
Allie Lee
Elephant
Pierre
State Highway Department
Sparks Lecture on Money and National Crisis at USD
E S Sparks dean of USD business administration will lecture on Money in Relation to Our National Crisis before summer session students and faculty in Slagle auditorium on June 22.
Groton Elevator Reelects Officers For Three-Year Terms
Groton Farmers Elevator re-elected W F Rathbun Art Amaden and John G Zeller to three-year terms at the annual stockholders meeting held Saturday Tek Frommel secretary announced Reports from manager Wm Craig showed gratifying business despite adverse conditions and the year’s challenges.
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Groton Elevator
Groton
W. F. Rathbun
Art Amaden
John G. Zeller
Groton Farmers Elevator Company
Tek Frommel
Wm. Craig
Frommel
Norwegians To Meet At Clark For Immigrant Convention
About 1,000 people are expected June 25 to 28 for the Sanhordlands laget ai convention in Clark. Talks by Olin Engh Eagle Grove treasurer Senator Peter Norbeck Rev Studland Toronto Rev John Wald Claris Prof M Q Wee St Paul Rev L E Odland Ciart Mayor Charles Griffen John Holstad New York attorney Rev L C Thorson Inwood Rev A Haugland Hazel Run and former Supreme Court Judge C G Sherwood are listed. Moving pictures of Norway music by Clark orchestra Elrod band Langford and Pierpont choirs and several bands and dinners. Commercial club cooperates to ensure success.
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Clark
Clare
Sanhordlands Laget
Immigrav
Sanhordland
Norway
Olin Engh
Eagle Grove
Peter Norbeck
Mr. Studland
Toronto
John Wald
Claris
M. Q. Wee
St. Paul
L. FE. Odland
Ciart
Charles Griffen
John Holstad
New York
L. C. Thorson
Inwood
A, Haugland
Hazel Run
Minn
Supreme Court
C. G. Sherwood
Clark, Orchestra
Elrod
Langford
Fpierpont
District Lutherans Gather At Kampeska
Luther an pastors professors and lay delegates from North Dakota South Dakota and Montana gathered at Camp Waigimea Lake Kampeska for a conference to close Monday June 20 The gathering included 37 theologian professors and pastors and 35 lay delegates Delegates are guests of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran congregation in Rayville township Codington county led by Rev J B Erhart Rev G Bergemany of Fond du Lac Wis conducted the opening service and Rev F Brenner of the Thiensville Wis seminary presented the program
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Kampeska Watertown
Jime
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Synod of Wissconsin
Camp Waigimea
Lake Kampeska
St. Johns
Evangelical Luther Congregation
Rayville Township
Codington County
Types of Sex or Faith According to Hebrews
The prompt requests a structured essay on topics titledTypes of Sex or Faith According to Hebrews, exploring interpretive angles, textual evidence, and theological implications within Hebrews. It would examine faith definitions, biblical models, and how interpretation shapes doctrine and practice.
Cavour Home Is Being Remade by Local Couple
Jereli especist My Mrs Carl Maas undertake remodeling on their new purchase from E Davis Huron. Interior rearranged painted and papered front terrace laid with rocks and a flower garden. Sam Hofer overseeing the work.
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Cavour
Jereli
Carl Maas
E. Davis Huron
Sam Hofer
Onida To Stage Children’s Program At High School
Onida plans a Sunday morning children's program by the day school members in the high school auditorium. The Cradle Rock will also be presented that morning as part of the event.
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Onida
P. E. D. Sessions Attended by Wonson and Delegates
June 17 in Woonsocket Mrs L L Lawson Annalou RB Palmer and Mrs Carvie Monroe attended the P. E. D. convention at Redfield as delegates. Frank Johnson also attended with Mrs D H Brewster and Mrs Campbell returning home Wednesday.
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Woonsocket
L. L. Lawson
Annalou
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