Farm land values slump across four states in 1982
Minneapolis June 23 The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports sharp declines in farm land prices across South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota for the year ended March 1 1982 with declines from prewar levels ranging from 2 to 42 percent. The table shows peak values in 1920 and declines through 1992 and 1931.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Federal Reserve Bank of
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Kraushaar Named Educational Director in South Dakota
R W Kraushaar of Pierre, long time high school supervisor, is appointed educational director of the American Legion safety commission of South Dakota. M C Laird, Pierre, chairman, announced the decision. Kraushaar will oversee safety programs in state schools.
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Kraushaar
Pierre
R. W. Kraushaar
American Legion Safety Commission of
South Dakota
M. C. Laird
The
Legion Commission
Mr. Kraushaar
Belle Fourche Folk To Picnic July 18
One annual picnic for residents of the Erie Fourche irrigation district and surrounding territory will be held at the United States experiment farm near here on July 18. Beyer Aune, farm superintendent, announced. The day's program will be completed later.
Indians Will Stage Barbecue At Ruskin
Forestburg reports the Thompson Indians will barbecue beef at Ruskin park on Sunday July 3 as part of a two day celebration July 3 and 4. Manager Richard Semoha cites a telephone call from the Diamond M rodeo organizer confirming the event.
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Forestburg
Richard Semoha
Ruskin Park
D Mond M Rodeo
Sennohy
Web Worm Infestation Threatens South Dakota Beet Fields
Farmers in northwest South Dakota, led by A. D. Ellison of Butte county, battle web worms harming beet crops near Newell Yale Arpan and areas west of Belle Fourche. Eggs hatch from worms in weeds along highways. four poisons used, Paris green proving most effective.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Newell
Yale
Arpan
Here
A. D. Ellison
Butte County
Paris
Rainy June Leaves 2.37 Inches in De Smet Area
A Sunday downpour adds 2.37 inches to June rainfall in De Smet vicinity, with general coverage northward but less to the south. Prospects look mixed for small grain crops as grasshoppers trouble farms in the west half of the county, raising anxiety among farmers. Poultry shipments head to Chicago from Woonsocket, a local couple driving stock to market and returning in about five days. Keith Schuler of Omaha visits Woonsocket on assignment with Central West Public Service, on track to become North Carolina district manager. Marguerite Vaux leaves Woonsocket for Owatonna Minnesota for a visit, then will transfer to the Chamberlain office upon return.
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de Smet
Chicago Woonsocket
A. N. Ball
Chicago
Woonsocket
Keith Schuler
Omaha
Schuler
Central West Public Service Company
North Carolina
Marguerite Vaux
Owatonna
Minn
Chamberlain Office
Flat Tires Jinx Yale Youths On Summer Jaunt
Linius Weber and Donald Pratt of Yale embarked on a vacation trip June 1 in a small coupe to Phillip then through the Black Hills and Bad Lands. They visited Grand Island and Madison Nebraska before returning via Yankton, enduring four blowouts 17 flats and a broken fan belt. They even earned two new tires from a farmer and ran out of gasoline twice.
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Linius Weber
Donald Pratt
Yale
Phillip
Pierre
Capitol
Black Hills
Grand Island
Neb
Weber
Madison
William Basse
Yankton
Civil War Veteran Honored At Reunion
Alpena June 24 Special Mr and Mrs John Sims hosted a reunion dinner in honor of Mrs Sims father William J Grace a Civil War veteran visiting his two sons Leslie and James. Grace Alpenas only surviving Civil War veteran was away on Decoration Day in Mitchell hospital. Attendees included Harriet and Mamie Grace Fred Maud Grace W B Brooks Sadie Portinger Ira Grace and others from Mitchell Florida Huron Marksville Minn Alpena and Woonsocket.
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Alpena
John Sims
Sims
William J. Grace
Leslie
James
Grace
Mitchell
Harriet Grace
Mamie Grace
Fred
Maud Grace
Florida
W. Bbrooks
Huron
Sadie Portinger
Woonsocket
Ira Grace
Margaret
Marksville
Minn
James Grace
Leslie Grace
Muriel
Milo Webber
Sperry Bride Weds Russell Jonas In Aberdeen Farm Wedding
Lorena Sperry and Russell E B Jonas married at noon on the Sperry farm near Aberdeen in a simple lawn ceremony. Dr James A Glendenning officiated with sisters singing, followed by a reception and wedding breakfast. The couple, both with Aberdeen and Pierre ties, plan a wedding trip to Minneapolis and northern Minnesota, then reside at 437 Oneida Street, Pierre.
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Lillian Sperry
Maynard Jonas
Guardsman Roy Stout Returns From Red Cross Institute
Roy Stout returned home from Stilhwa ter Minnesota where he attended a Red Cross life guard institute at Camp Oakpoint. He began lifeguard duties at Lake Prior this week, relieving Gene Campbell during his absence.
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Institute
Woonsocket
Roy Stout
Stilhwater
Minn
Camp Oakpoint
Red Cross
Lake Prior
Gene Campbell
Wessington Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Eli Huddleston leads preparations for Wessington area annual Fourth of July at Huddleston’s grove ten miles south of town. The event features affordable entertainment with ball games and a bowery dance scheduled for both afternoon and evening.
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Wessington
Eli Huddleston
Huddleston
Special Services Staged At Alpena Methodist Church
Special services were held Sunday at the Alpena Methodist church with cradle rocking and eight baptisms. Mrs. H. A. Munson led the cradle roll, assisted by Mrs. K. T. Aisenbrey and five primary girls. New cradle roll members include Margaret Eastman and eight others, baptism diverse, Rev. J. E. Washburn delivered a sermon on "The children in the bible."
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Alpena Alpena
Methodist Church
H. A. Munson
K. T. Aisenbrey
Margaret Eastman
Thomas Earl Miller
Marilyn Faye Knox
Albert John Nelson
Lois Mae Schneiderman
Isabel Lottie Tange
Robert Clair Varick
Joe Zella Kelly
Herman Kunze
J. E. Washburn
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Rothsahm in Wellington
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Earl Rothsahm on Sunday June 26 at Wellington. The note appears in a clipped obituary-like notice from the local paper. Marry Ozie Ed Goldy of Woonsocket and Harry Dowdell of Mitchell depart for Brainerd Minnesota for a five day fishing trip. Stub Thompson of Alpena fills in at Woonsocket News during publisher Oddy's absence.
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Wellington
Earl Rothsahm
Woonsocket
Ozie
Ed Goldy
Harry Dowdell
Mitchell
Brainerd, Minn
Stub” Thompson
Alpena
Oddy
Barter Trade Plan Proposed by Neidecker Firm
New York report on Neidecker et Cie of Paris and New York seeking to renew barter trading through the International Commodities Trading Corporation. Aimed at exchanging wheat for Chilean potash, coffee for Soviet oil, and sugar for rubber, the venture would act as a clearing house without fixed capital stocks. Negotiations involve the United States, Brazil, Chile, and Soviet Russia with plans to operate in Latin America and central Europe.
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New York
Neidecker Et Oile
Paris
M. B. Coles Neidecker
Switzerland
International Commodities Trading Corporation
United States
Brazil
Chile
Soviet
Russia
Frederick N. Sard
Neiddecker Et Cit
Wall Street
Sard
Latin America
Europe
Coffee Institute of Bravil
United States Farm Board
Japan
Neildecker Et Cie
Farm Board
Mmillers
Grain Stabilization Corporation
M. Neidéecker
European Grain Cartel
American Foreign Discount Corporation
Senate
Committee On Banking and Currency
Neidecker
Kuehl Reappointed Yale Elevator Manager
Yale Farmers Elevator board reappoints Ted Kuehl as manager for a new term. Salary not disclosed. Kuehl and his wife take a two week vacation to North Dakota. Gene Garry covers duties during absence. Directors: William Davis, Jake Glanzer, William Haigh, Jake Stahl, Paul Walters, Charles Kuehl, Phil Tyrrett.
Florida visit marks Dye and Barber gathering
Mr and Mrs Dye Pignoced Lessly host Mrs R E Dye of Dale Florida for a reunion dinner. Guests include Mr and Mrs Louise Thom and family, with editor Den Thom noted among earlier Alperadh affiliations. The party reflects a long move from a farm west of Al deen to Florida.
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Alphiva
Vune
8. C. Barber
R. E. Dye
Dale, Fla
Den
Louise Thom
The
Alperadh
Heater
Aldeen
Fmily
Preston Fire Laddies Hold Annual Picnic at Lake Preston
Fire department members from Lake Preston hosted their annual picnic at Oskin Park. The event featured games, rides, and a kittenbell game, with refreshments and treats for children. Local residents attended. club members provided supervision and fun activities for all ages.
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Preston
Rain Improves Crops Around Lake Preston Area
Rain brings ample moisture to Lake Preston and surrounds, lifting prospects for feed crops as field potatoes gain in health. In Belle Fourche on June first, wool prices show modest activity with a local agent noting advances on the 1982 clip, wool offered around eight cents per pound.
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Lake Press
Preston
Jaerestan
Belle Fourche
Boston Fi
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