Tugwell to Key Farm and Home Day at State College
Rexford Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture will deliver the main address at Farm and Home Day at State College Brookings on Friday June 2 with a full program of 4 H club activities judging contests film showings music and a campus picnic Coffe e and sugar will be provided free A diesel crawler tractor will be shown and a soil erosion illustrated lecture will follow the afternoon main program
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Brookings
Rexford G. Tugwell
United States Department of Agriculture
State College
Tugwell
Washington
Grid
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculure
Tigwell
G. S. Weaver
Haseen
Carl Christenson
South Dakota
W. E. Christensen
Beresford
P. L. Keene
Manchester Votes To Retain High School
Manchester township voters decided to retain the high school course by a 4 to 10 vote. Mrs E C Brinkley and Mrs W R Allen were nominated for board chair. Brinkley to chair the newly organized board.
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Manchester
Manchester Township
W. R. Allen
E. C. Brinkley
Brinkley
Johnson To Head Lions At De Smet
De Smet Lions club enters sixth year with Rev. I. A. Johnson as president succeeding G. G. Johns. A. J. Endersby, C. L Johnson, E. F. Green named vp s, J. H. Hal secretary, Harold Richardson treasurer. Johnson active in club since arriving in De Smet years ago.
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de Smet
Plant Cane Thickly To Produce Heavy Hay Crop
Brookings June 21 Special Farmers facing seed shortages may grow amber cane in cultivated rows at 2 to 5 pounds per acre to yield a heavy stemmed hay crop. The usual 4 to 6 pounds per acre aids fodder but thick planting offers a safer option under dry conditions. A plan: grow fodder normally and then, if desired, follow with sorghum hay by thickly planting cane in the rows.
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Brookings
R. E. Johnston
State ‘College
Jsie
Holiday Officers Elected In Spink Redfield
Spink county Farm Holiday association held its annual election meeting this week. J E Nichol reported on the state meeting at Watertown. Officers included Reese Howell as president and M F Akin as vice president with other officers unchanged. Meetings will be on Wednesdays in Redfield City hall, next June 27. a Frankfort meeting is slated for Thursday.
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Spink Redfield
Spink County
J. F. Eimers
Fird Bicknese
Frankfort
Reese Howell
L. H. Eimspaler
Redfield
D. P.L. Werth
A. F. Schleher
AAA
Brookings
Gov. Berry
H. N. Hansen
P. L. Werth
TL. H. Motley
M. F. Akin
Albert Leesch
Berse Howell
Focal Association
County Concilliator
County ¢Conciliation Board
Sioux Falls Milk Strike Ends in Temporary Truce
Sioux Falls milk strike ended in a four day halt with a temporary truce until July 1. C. F. Eg Bers of the Milk Board said producers will meet before July 1 to consider new prices. Prices during the truce were not fully set, though described as improved but not entirely satisfactory. Before the strike, top grade milk fetched $1.75 per hundred and B grade $1.00.
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Sioux Falls
C. F. Eg Bers
Sioux Falls Milk Board Association
Taxes Collected In Hyde County
Hyde County records show a third of the taxes due collected by June 20. 31 percent of 1933 taxes, due January 1, have been paid. Ida Mitchell, a 57 year career teacher in Raleigh public schools, celebrated fifty seven years of teaching without missing a term since her first certificate in 1878. Tulare completes eight acre community garden planted with beans, corn, potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes and more. Mahlon Walker led the project under federal relief. A new temperance group formed in St Lawrence with Judge Frank R Fisher of Miller as president, planning activity before the November election. The annual Harry Frose picnic was held in St Lawrence park with alumni who studied under him invited.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Margaret Korsgaard
Raleigh
N.C
Ida M. Mitchell
Negro
Tulare
Mahlon Walker
ST. Lawrence
Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Harry Frose
St. Lawrence Park
Fross
Truckers May Register Under State Code Authority
Sioux Falls June 24 Truck owners for hire may begin registering under the industry code. Henry Thompson secretary of the state code authority said registration blanks and instructions from the national motor truck code are available and a local office is set up. A $3 per truck fee buys an insignia to be displayed.Operating without insignia carries a $60 per day fine. Additional registration officers will open soon in other cities in the state.
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Sioux Falls
Mtoe
Henry Thompson
State Code Authority
Thompson
Motor Tuck Industry
Washington, D.C
Cattle Train Bound for Black Hills From Gettysburg
Special twelve cars long, a train carrying about 650 head of cattle left Gettysburg for the Black Hills to pasture the animals due to feed and water shortages. The herd belongs to J. B. Houck. Before shipping, poorer cattle were sorted for market at Oral.
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Gettysburg
Hills
Black Hills
J. BR. Houck
Houck
Oral
Canova Fails to Hold School Election
Canova residents were unable to vote in a school election Tuesday as no opposition appeared for the open board of education seats. Petitions named C. M. Petratz and Elmer Strobél for three and two year terms. Paul F. Koep sell was automatically elected for three years to replace Clyde H. Powery, who would not serve longer. Old board members A. C. Wilson and Elward Duxbury remain. The old board will conclude its year on July 9 and the new board will organize then.
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Canova Canova
Canove
C. M. Petratz
Elmer (. Strobél
Board of Education
Paul F. Koepsell
Clyde H. Powery
Lare
A. C. Wilson
Elward Duxbury
Release of Larvey Asper from long forced cast
Friends report Larvey Asper has been freed from the restrictive cast endured after a serious auto accident. He is able to sit up portions of the time and continues to recover after months of immobilization. The update comes amid a local church notice and community events.
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Forestburg
Larvey Asper
Iseke
Canova
George
P Helliwell
Chicago
Congregational Church
Helliwell
Chickyo
Relief Strike Ends at Aberdeen as workers return
About 400 relief laborers resumed work at Aberdeen after a sudden strike over pay and hour allowances. Leaders warned the stoppage could recur if wage adjustments are not agreed, with officials including W. L. Meads Rufus Viding and Duke Lind seeking Gov Tom Berry's aid to resolve the dispute at Mina dam Moccasin creek cleanup and Yellowstone trail grade projects.
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Aberdeen
Mina Dam
Rufus Viding
Duke
Mittee
Alfred Lindhoe
Tom Berry
Farmers Go To Seek New Land Near Ipswich Roscoe Territory
Hoven residents Ben Lemler Fred Duenweld and John Arbach plan exploration of Ipswich and Roscoe areas seeking pasture and forage crops. They aim to secure land within reasonable hauling distance to supply feed for the coming winter, hoping for rain to support late forage growth.
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Ipswich
Roscoe
Ben Lemler
Fred Duenweld
John Arbach
McCoy brothers switch from wheat to potatoes in Tulare
The McCoy brothers near Tulare announce a major shift to potato farming, converting 2 acres that were planted in wheat this spring into a potato operation.
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Tulare
McCoy Brothers
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