Long-Time Program Planning at Codington County Farm Conference
Watertown Mer 7 A two day farm and home economic conference opened with 20 farmers and 15 committees, four women led by Ann Derrister. Reports from 15 committees to shape ideal farm setups for Codington county. Derrister presented survey results from 2110 county farm homes on clothing food and home budgets to guide spending standards for families with similar investments.
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Watertown
Mer
Ton -County
Codington County
Arrests as police clash with crowds in multiple cities
Across cities from Paris to Toronto, police dispersed communist demonstrators. Most actions ended in arrests, with injuries reported in Detroit and Milwaukee as clashes erupted near government or public buildings. Local authorities moved to curb protests and enforce permits.
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Toronto
County agents hold outlook meetings in Fairfield and Bonilla
The county agent plans an oil treatment demonstration at the E. E. Buscell farm two miles south of Bonilla this Wednesday afternoon. R. A. Cave will lead, with a discussion on treating other small grains. Another outlook meeting is set for Wednesday evening in the Bonilla hall.
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Fairfield Township
E. E. Buscell
Bonilla
R. A. Cave
Vote Reported In 10 More Townships
Group of township officer lists following annual township elections shows Hartland C R Spring as chairman and a slate including Wagner and McFarline as supervisors, with J J Salisbury clerk and Hugo Dettmer treasurer. Names spanning Hartland, Cavour, Yale, Wessington, Osceola, Wolfe and Virgil reflect local governance across multiple towns and clerks, treasurers, assessors, and constables. Taxes for general township purposes total three thousand dollars.
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Hartland
C. R. Spring
Wagner
C. A. McFarline
J. J. Salisbury
Hugo Dettmer
Alex Dettmer
John Bolen
Constable
Wols Li
G. L McDonald
Cavour
Martin Newcome
Fred Lidgett
Yale
Orie Chapman
George R. Davis
Nance
W. J. French
Bonilla
Hans Bersted
R. H. Hill
Wessington
Harry H. Martens
Clark Browz
Foster—Zarl Mey Carpenter
Fred Derschied
Oscesla
Charles Kuehl
Phil Tyrrel
Iowa
J. H. Zeigler
Huron
Jacob J. P. Tschetter
August Wal Huron
Ralph Zeigler
Andrew Tschetter
Ruth Zeigler
Paul P. Glanzer
George J. Kuhlman
Theresa—Walter Tobin
Chaiman
I. C. Benson
Wolser
Loui Schultz
T. 4
Wessington Springs
Pearl Creek
George Montgomery
W. M. B. Zell
J. L. McCoy
Horace Pave
Frank Andason
Charles Matter
Carow
Local notices and ads drift through daily life in Huron
Mrs Florence Schrader and daughter Dorothy return to Lake Preston after a brief city visit. Mrs Roy Miller arrives from Arlington for a few days with Mrs G W Gustafson. A 40 piece wrench set offers 500 combinations for 2 29 at Gamble Stores. Mr and Mrs L W Griges and Mrs C E West visit Sioux Falls and return with relatives. Star Cleaners offers spring cleaning and delivery. Arthur Rundell and infant son move to a farm near Troquois er. Huesgens Jewelry promotes Viande knives and forks and a $1 down $1 weekly clock. Mrs BE B Chamberlain returns from Green Bay Wis to aid her sister.
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Shiarate
Florence Schrader
Dorothy
Huron
Lake
Preston
Presbyterian Church
Ste
Roy Miller
Arlington
G. W. Gustafson
Dakota Avenue North
Gamble
L. W. Griges
EL West
Sioux Falls
Clarence Wright
Met. Lytle
Brookings
Arthur Rundell
Arizunnia Avenue
Troquois
Huesgen
BE. B. Chamberlain
Green Bay
Wis
L. G. Reirdon
Joseph LaMere
Residents and visits noted in Seymour and Rochester area
Mrs. Chamberlain and Chamberlain family visited Seymour with plans to settle in Forestburg. Nathan McCaleb of Rochester visited E. H. Nickum at 807 Nevada Ave SW en route from Mitchell to Minneapolis. Advertisements note fountain pens and Husegen's Jewelry Shop. Mr. C. A. Salters and family travel to Forestburg where Salters will handle a Rawleigh agency in Banborn County.
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Montana Avenue
Forestburg
Salters
Banborn County
Rawleigh Company
Man
Tunning Farm
Weather Extremes From First Week Of Spring
The report notes temperatures from the season with references to the highest and lowest marks recorded a year ago and the extremes achieved early and late in the spring period. It highlights temperature patterns observed in early spring.
Weather forecast fragment for Huron and South Dakota region
Forecast shows fair skies and cooler tonight across Huron and vicinity. Saturday partly cloudy with rising temperatures. South Dakota generally fair tonight and Saturday with colder conditions in southeast and east central areas. Iowa mostly fair tonight and Saturday.
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Huron
Vicinity
South Dakota
Iowa
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Road Report From Various Cities
Road conditions reported as mostly fair with some clear segments. Cities include Aberdeen Huron Watertown Rapid City Mitchell Pierre Yankton and readings note temperatures and precipitation levels with several mentions of cloudy or clear skies.
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Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Rapid City
Mitchell
Pierre Ue
Yankton
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Mass
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Paul Schiebe
Charles Pierson
Guy Minnim
Ernest Ely
Wilford Minnicm
Fred Jurgeman
Wolfe
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H. F H. Magek
J. J. Meyers
Arthur Haugen
Charles Bergeron
Virgil
Reces
Llk. Beatin
Saturday Evening Post
Lloyd Carriages
Pou Betts Osteopaths
Dakota Ave
St. Patrick’s Boxes
Perriton’s
Sordon
Gordon
Precipi
Eaetes
North Vilatte
Saint Paul Sheridan
Williston - Pierre
Benj. Thomas
Masonic Temple
Heros
Povevee
Monet
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Stowell Style Shop
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