Bank Hearing To Start Tomorrow In South Dakota
In Pierre on March 5 the state bank guaranty case moves to the South Dakota Supreme Court after four months of preliminaries. Attorney General M Sharpe seeks a writ mandamus to distribute about 1,000,000 in the guaranty fund and to require assessments on operating banks to cover depositor claims estimated at 34 to 50 million dollars. Defenders argue the 1927 guaranty law is constitutional and that fund distribution hinges on unresolved depositor rights.
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Sharpe
State Bank Guaranty
F.be. South
Bank Guaranty F
Guaranty Fund
Otf
Crawford
Huson
Charles P. Warren
Huran
Paul M Young
Mitchell
T. B. Therson
Banking Department
O'Keefe
Stephens
Pierre
Herbert Hitchcock
Churchill
Guaranty Fund Commission
County road project promises free state built routes
Day County and the state Highway Commission plan six miles of road starting one mile east of Lay to connect with No. DB and about 124 miles from Wantsy to Enemy Swim. The work, expected this summer, will not include graveling and county costs are waived.
Timber Lake Man Charged With Vehicle Larceny
Mobridge report states August Kruse, Timber Lake, charged with stealing a gem from William Hillock’s parked car west of Mobridge. Bond set at 5500. If the gun is valued over 20 dollars, he faces grand larceny charges and potential penitentiary time.
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Timber Lake
Mobridge
William Hillock
August Kruse
World Day of Prayer Observed by Local Churches
DELI RAPIDS March 5 The protestant churches of this community will observe World Day of Prayer Friday at 9 20 a m at the Presbyterian church A program titled That Jesus may be Lived up is being prepared and Mrs R T Pamerton of First Baptist will give the address The meeting is an annual interchurch event with an invitation to attend An offering will be taken for interdenominational missions and a social hour will follow the program.
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Deli. Rapids
Mar
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
R. T. Pamerton
First Baptist Enouch
Shannard Elevator at Emery Wrecked for New Stockyards
The old Shannard grain elevator in Emery is being wrecked. Lumber and building materials will be used to build new sheds for Emery stockyards. Built over four years ago, the structure changed hands several times. Jem Driscal, a resident of Emery, helped build it and was an early wheat buyer for the venture.
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Emery
Mar
Shannard
Jem Driscal
Wessington Woman's Club Meeting Announced
Wessington will host a Woman's Study club meeting on Thursday afternoon March 6 with Mrs Sewart Bottom as hostess. Mrs Al De Haven will present the topic Disarmament and lead a follow up discussion.
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Wessington
De Smet Church Play Draws Large Local Audience
The St. Stephens Episcopal Church choir staged a home talent play in Grildhall on Monday and Tuesday, drawing a well attended audience in De Smet.
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de Smet
Mar
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Farmers Night Set By Arlington Club March 17
Arlington March 5 Farmers night planned by the Arlington commercial club following last year’s ladies night. The event will be in the Methodist church basement with a meal served by church women. Farmers from the district are invited and expected to attend as good speakers discuss issues from chain stores to butter substitutes.
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Arlington
D. C
Arlington Commercial Club
Methodist Church
Commercial Club
Cattle Prices To Be Lower In 1930
Brookings reports that 1930 cattle prices likely to be slightly below 1929 levels. Slaughter expected near 1929, demand easing, with higher cattle on farms leading to gradual price adjustments into 1932. Expansion plans should focus on breeding stock and early culling to adjust production amid market softness.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Extension Service
Department of Farm Economics
Federal Agricultural Statistician of State College
United States
Fed
Wakonda Bank to pay second dividend
Depositors of the failed Wakonda State bank are to receive another dividend of 16 percent, totaling about 13,000 dollars. This second distribution brings overall dividends to 20 percent. Checks for the prior dividend will be issued promptly after deposit slips arrive, aiding local financial conditions.
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Wakonda
State Banking Department
Totel
Sioux Falls Plans Early Coliseum Improvements
Sioux Falls officials moved to start the coliseum expansion as early as April 15. Walter Leyse advertised for bids on the project with two bid packages for general construction and plumbing and heating. Architects Perkins and McWayne noted plans and specs are complete, with a special commission meeting set for March 26 at 10 o'clock.
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Sioux Falls
Coliseum
Walter CC. Leyse
Jerauld County Plans Modern New Courthouse Progress
Es sington Springs reports the county commissioners set a $105,000 contract for a four story fireproof courthouse to be built on a slope with a freestanding basement. Perkins and Mc Wayne of Sioux Falls designed the varied spaces including offices on each floor and marble interior finishes.
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Essington Springs
Jerauld County Courtouse
Perkins
Mc Wayne
Sioux Falls
Wessington Springs
Dedicate Yearbook To Art Instructor
Eastern State Teachers college announces its annual yearbook the Trojan will honor Miss Genevieve Dorney art instructor for her work aiding the art staff and contributing to campus programs. The dedication comes with a full staff listing including Earl Devault editor in chief and Lois Drake journalism instructor.
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Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers College
Genevieve Dorney
Ths
Earl Devault
Lois Drake
Harold Cone
Trent
George Moeller
Bryant
William Ameson
Ronald Best
Fedore
Glenn- Mills
Ed Marquart
Ethel. Ranney
Baltic
Clams
Charlotte’ Aga
Esther Bermett
Ben Burris
Arlington
Elva McFie
Loveland
Colorado
Alphan
Ao Schuell
Ramona
John Headley Bergent
Legion Auxiliary Contest Sponsoring Essay Prize
The American Legion auxiliary of Wessington will award a first prize of two dollars and a second prize of one dollar for the best essay by any seventh or eighth grade pupil from Wessington and vicinity on The Lewis and Clark expedition. The contest deadline date has not yet been announced.
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Wessington
Mar
American Legion Auxiliary of
Wessington and Vicinity
Nervous mother thanks Vincl for calmer children
Mrs. T. Johnstone credits Vincl with calming her nervous family after over 20 years of doctors' advice. The ad claims the medicine supplies iron calcium and cod liver peptone, promising sleep and appetite while restoring energy. Longstaff Drug Co. distributes.
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Vincl
Granite Deposits Found Near Custer in South Dakota
In early March Frank D. Krichs, state secretary of agriculture, announced a major find of black granite or diorite north of Custer near the Pennington-Custer county line. The discovery boasts a 25 by 200 foot face, near unlimited supply, high polish, and low fissure content, with shipments planned to begin April 1.
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Fherre
United States
Frank D. Krichs
Custer
Pennington
Custer County
J. G. Tucker
Kriebs
Ariculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Pringle
Raiding a governor candidate's farm home costs youths
Ire yin and Burdette Shuckman brothers, from Hayti, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in circuit court. Each was sentenced to 14 months in the South Dakota State Penitentiary at Sioux Falls for stealing flax from Warren E. Green's farm while he campaigned for governor. The first raid yielded a large flax haul. on the second visit more sacks were loaded but abandoned as an automobile approached.
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Hayti
Green
Mr. Green
Max
De Smet Area Firms Incorporate In Rapid Growth
Sioux Falls firm C. A. Wagner Construction files articles of incorporation with capital stock of 100000, incorporators Charles A. Wagner Carrie A. Wagner and H W Wait. De Smet Community Hospital also incorporates with 25000 capital, directors Theo H. Meyer E M Robinson G G Johns A D Smith and D A Crawford. German town Cemetery association of Tuomer county files papers with no capital stock, directors Heere Heihult Folkert G Poppens and John P. Phicker.
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de Smet Community Hospital
Pierre
Mar
C. A. Wagner
G. G. Johns
A. D. Smith
D. A. Crawford
de Smet
Germantown Cemetery Association
Tuomer County
Heere .Heihult
Parker and
Folkert G. Poppens
John P. Phicker
Lennox
Bulow To Speak At Women's Convention
Governor W J Bulow will address the sixth district Sou Dakota Federation Women s wings convention in Aberdeen from April 2 to 4 The program includes remarks on politics by Bulow and a discussion on Washington funding for a project The event features Aberdeen attorney R S Wilkinson and other speakers with officers to be elected April 4 in an Aberdeen hosted program
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Aberdeen
Mar
W. J. Bulow
Sou Dakota Federation
South Dakota
Wile Ligmson
Washington
F. Ingham
Bulow
D. W. Bastion
Midland
Federation
S.C. Polley
Pierre
R. G. Cargill
Minichnapolis
Alerdoon
From 30 to S Feet a Day Fate in Digging a Huan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a measurement related to digging a Huan through a menumen. Readable entities are limited. no clear dates, places, or names emerge to anchor a full newspaper card.
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Jerauld County
State's Attorney
Register of Deeds
Tennessee Tavenelle
Olin Studio
Rellond ‘Grocers
Kel
Battle Creek
Kobloyss
Legion Auxiliary
Cross
DR. Pierce
Bako Paint CO
Sprague
Fone
Grove
Cs Betts Osteopaths
Dakota Ave
Grvenge
Comerford & Kooyman
Kansas
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