Seeding dates affect yields of small grains and flax
South Dakota researchers led by Rex Jankert say optimal seeding dates boost yields for spring wheat, barley, oats, and flax. Spring wheat best near March 15, oats near April 1, and flax showing strong gains at experiment stations, with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Rex “Ankert
Tatletin
South Dakota Experiment
Bushels Par Gore
Eureka
Highmare
Aaron
Marsh
Bill Abolishes Job of Insurance Commission
A conference committee report on the unemployment insurance commission bill would abolish the current Democratic controlled commission and replace it with a single commissioner. The measure passed 23 to 21 in the senate with most Republicans voting yes and Democrats voting against. If the house agrees, action on the bill will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabba
Insurance Commission
Pierre
Senate
Race Commission
Aber
Pierse
House
Sen
Bermerd Kellar
Erwin High School Debate Team Competes at Oldham
Erwin High School debate team with instructor Superintendent Amos Tschetter traveled to Oldham Monday for an invitational tournament. Despite weather closures they performed well. Team members include Viola Rob Ruby Larson Hugh Walken Donald Hodges and Theodore Jensen. Only Walken and Hodges had prior debate experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Oldham
Mar
Erwin Hich
Amos Tschetter
Viola Rob Ruby Larson
Hugh Walken
Donald Hodges
Theodore Jensen
Hugh
Huron Boy Wins Color Contest Prize
Raymond Kuminsky of Huron wins the sweepstakes color contest prize earning a ticket to the Huron Theatre. Other winners from Huron and nearby areas receive free theatre tickets for best colorings. Entries must be submitted before 6 o clock Wednesday for judging at the Evening Huronite office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kuminsky
Huron
Tae
Huron ‘Theatre
Vaughn Mark Wilcox
Harry Rees
Veron Beasley
Iroquois
Etta Blaber
Beverly Goocher
Ruth Christensen
Ida May "Timm
Billy Neistead
Patty Snow
Barlyn Hedblom
Ion
Terriory
Huron- Fire
Varied Program To Be Broadcast From Brookings
A March 6 radio program features the dairy club and conservation topics with musical selections by Mc Dowell Feser and Emmett. Broadcast times span 6:00 to 22:09 CST, 0:00 to 11:30 MST, across Des Moines Bismarck Fargo Omaha and Denver via NBC. Marine Band will perform from Washington DC as 4 H clubs meet on the first Saturday monthly to support the national broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Mir
Wpecifu
Dairy Club
Conservation of Wild Dlity
McDowell
Feser
Emmett
Des Moines
Bismarck
Fargo
Omaha
Denver
National Broadcasting Company
United States Marine Band
Washington
DD. C
Arguments On Frazier Lemire Bill Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ordered arguments on the constitutionality of the revised Frazier Lemire Bill granting a two year moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. A 1936 decision struck down a five year moratorium as violating due process. Representative Lemke of North Dakota, a coauthor, was among the attorneys arguing the new legislation conforms to the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ihe Supreme Court
Triunal
Lemke
N. Dd
Union Party
Seek Nationwide Wildlife Agency gathering in St Louis
In St Louis a meeting of the General Wildlife Federation planned a nationwide amalgamation of 26 000 independent agencies. Jay N. Ding Darling, temporary president, described it as a group for political action that will not be partisan. Regions include North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Iowa with Frank H. Brady of Atkinson Nebraska listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
War
Wywry-Rermacem
General Wildlife Federation
Jay N. “Ding" Darling
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Frank H. Brady
Atkinson
Neb
Minnesota House backs Red River conservation program
Minnesota drainage committee approved a bill to join North and South Dakota in a Red River water conservation program. Opponents warned that North and South Dakota could dominate the commission created by the measure, as the proposal moved forward in St. Paul on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Kills
Red River
ST. Paul
Mar
Minnesota House Drainage Committee
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Bid or Byes Meet and Prize Awards in Wellington
Mrs. Frank Kearney hosted the Bid or Bye Card Club with desserts and contract at three tables. Guests included Mrs. Robert Shia, Mrs. Will Topp, Mrs. Sam Stobbs, Mrs. Fred Holst, and Mrs. Walter Tranter. Mary Emmett Huestis won the traveling prize and Mrs. Fred Holst the guest high score. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Young hosted a five hundred party with score awards to Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hazard and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Holst. refreshments were served after. Mrs. Joan Hamilton broke her arm in two places and is at home. her son Wilford, recovering rheumatism in a Huron hospital, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Wellington
Frank Kearney
Robert Shia
Will Topp
Sam Stobbs
Fred Holst
Walter Tranter
Mary
Emmett Huestis
Youngs
Mar
P. A. Young
I. D. Hazard
F. W. Holst
Simple Cottage House Design Emphasizes Small Space
A compact plan for a white framed cottage highlights privacy in bedrooms and a convenient bathroom, showing the soundness of simple smallhouse design. The design from The Architectural Forum features The House at the Essen built in Les el by 135 E Wed St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Les
The
Acchitectual Forum
Ewed St
New York, N.Y
State Desertment: Trees for South Dakota No. Trees Wanted
A state initiative in Pierre invites orders for evergreen trees at 100 trees per folio, with a cutoff after April 1, 19st. Trees not supplied will be refunded, and any unfilled portions will also result in refunds for the money not sent. Purchasers agree to plant and care for trees under the Agriculture Secretary or representative and not resell them. A bank draft or money order is required. checks or stamps are not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South
Dakota
Woonsocket High Orchestra Named for Huron Banquet
Woonsocket High School orchestra led by Prof Hans Christensen was invited to perform at the Huron Chamber of Commerce banquet on March 8 at the Marvin Hughie Hotel. The program includes a string sextet brass quartet and a vocal solo by Magdalini Rus, with detailed roster of students and instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Mar
Hans Christensen
Huron
Woonsocket High School
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Marvin Hughie
Magdalini Rus
Ola Swanson
Lois Falmer
Clair Swanson
Harriet Stakke
Trene Cannon
Veneta Putnam
Ruth Hurd
Renate J Labuda
Mildred Nelson
Junior Cahill
Berneice Young
Louis Relecland
Blanch Lucas
Margaret Johansen
Florence Palmer
Betty Jeanne Hormigan
Ruth Eiwert
Fluces
Martia Webster
Rose Mary McCoy
Clarimets
Marcella Moe
Mary Jo Cahill
Spencer Chamberlin
Edythe Noble
Mercedes Nelson
Yernen McKillip
Loren Palmer
Helen McCoy
Lois Galle
John Edward Hamilton
Meta Hamilton
Dorothy Teller
Lois Palmer
Harriet Stakkd
Claire Swanson
Vernon McKillip
Lore Palmer
Township Officers Elected At Esmond Meeting
Esmond March 4 township meeting elected officers including Supervisor A F Swanson for one year and Cecil Cams as constable for one year Paul Coren was chosen assessor for two years Ivyl was mentioned among the attendees or nominees with unclear post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmond Esmond
He Yoar
A-F. Swanson
Cecil Cams
Paul Coren
Ivyl
Death of Willis Bottcher In Battle Creek Mich
Relatives confirm Willis Bottcher died February 28 in Battle Creek Michigan from a heart ailment. He was 26 and the son of Mr and Mrs George Bottcher of Lewistown Moor. The Bottchers formerly lived in Highmore and Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Dean Highmore
Battle Crook, Mich
Willis Bottcher
Yiecim
Wills Bottcher
Aes
George Bottcher
Lewistown
Moor
Miller
Legion Birthday Parties Mark 18th Legion Anniversary
WATERTOWN March 4 Plans announced to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the American Legion with birthday parties across the South Dakota department on March 15. A radio broadcast over station WNAX will feature department officers and national figures. Posts will host smokers or banquets, with district contests for membership cards, and rewards including uniforms and caps for top districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakan
WNAX
Yariton
O'Dlork
J. H. Schmidt
C. McKenzie
Ihe
Enety
National American Legion
Barry Calmery
Department O
Yunict
Propertisa
Snow
Legion's Banner Year Seeks Continued Membership Push
Schmidt urges members to maintain activity as the Legion records growing membership this year. He notes the goal to make this year a banner one and to show national counterparts appreciation for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
LeGion
Orient Extension Club meeting announced for March 10
The Orient Extension Club will meet Wednesday afternoon March 10 at the home of Mrs Loic McHay with Mrs Dorothy McKay assisting. A demonstration will be given by elu demonstrators and the music program will be presented. The meeting begins at 2 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronomics
Orient Extension Club
Loic McHay
Dorothy McKay
Hostesy
Elu
Bryant School Board Rehires Entire Staff
Bryant March 4 Special report: at the board meeting in Bryant State Bank building the Bryant board of education re elected the entire teaching staff. Halseth remains superintendent. Kotas principal and high school teachers include Clifford Scott Vivian Venry Eilene Jones Norma Anderson. Seventh eighth grade Miss Bernice Eye fifth sixth grade Karyl Kemple third fourth Martha Techetter first second Gladys Levi. All teachers granted raises as the district seeks to maintain its high standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Bryant State Bank
Bryant Board of Education
RE. Halseth
Mr. Kotas
Clifford Scott
Vivian Venry
Eilene Jones
Norma Anderson
Bernice Eye
Karyl Kemple
Nellie McLaughlin Plans Orient Sewing Class Demo
Nellie McLaughlin home agent will hold a demonstration titled Smart sewing stunts in Orient on March 4. The event showcases practical sewing tricks and techniques for homemakers and students in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McLaughlin
Orient
Don’t Sleep on Left Side Health Ad puzzle advert
An old advertisement warns of gas pressure and stomach issues and promotes Adlerike as a single dose remedy. It claims relief for gas, constipation, headaches, and nervousness, featuring testimonial from Mrs. Jas. Filler and urging readers to visit Sherman & Moe druggists for a real cleanse.
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Adierika
New York
Jas
Sherman & Moe
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