Farmers Given Changes Asked
South Dakota's 1937 legislature largely approved farm group requests. The moratorium extension gives farmers two more years to redeem mortgaged property, and a prohibition on deficit judgments when property sells below court-determined value. New soil conservation districts aim to curb erosion with terraces, cropping, reforestation and land retirement, overseen by elected supervisors and subject to two-thirds referendum approval. Additional measures fund rodent control, seed testing, and agricultural census. A homestead tax exemption relieves rural taxes, while livestock regulation shifts to a new board and brand oversight. Testing for bovine tuberculosis advances toward state accreditation. Clyde Loomis family plans to move to McGrath, Minnesota.
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Pierre
South Dakota
House
Senate
State College
Tha Ledegurts
State ‘College
Aspirin ad promotes Bayer relief and fake tablet warning
An advertisement touts Amazingly Quick Relief with genuine Bayer Aspirin sold in a dozen count package. It warns buyers to look for the 7310 Bays mark and cautions against counterfeit tablets.
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Bayer
Dtep
Bayes
Waris
Evening Huronite State News Page Three
Page three of the Evening Huronite State delivers brief items from the region. Local updates, notices, and community notes appear in compact summaries for readers seeking quick, neighborhood-level information.
Vandagrift to stand trial for embezzlement in May
SIOUX FALLS March 1 A C Vandagrift former president of Union Savings Bank was bound over to the May term of circuit court on embezzlement charges for allegedly stealing 26000 from the bank he led since 1923 He was jailed after waiving a hearing and faces a body execution in federal court from Saint Paul Mercury Indemnity Company which won 25008 03 in a default judgment The firm posted 25000 last October to cover his bond and Vandagrift may seek a hearing to show he cannot pay the judgment before potential release
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Sioux Falls
Mar
I-A. C
Vandagrift
Union Savings Bank
Lewis Larson
Saint Paul Mercury Indemnity Company
St. Paul
Ibank
Yale Declamation Winners Announced in School Contest
In Yale on March 11 special winners were named for the grade school declamatory contest held Friday. First and second grades list Alvin Seaman and June Kieinsasser, with Wally Harding third. Other grade winners include June Marsh, Morse Seaman, Esther Haeder, Raymond O Keefe, Evelyn Maass, Robert Leitchenberg, Delorea Gross, Dorothy Wasolf, and Esther Zingeldorf. Arthur Bemis won first in the essay contest with Dorothy Myself second. judges were Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Zeigeldorf, and Mrs. Smith.
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YALE
Mar
Alvin Seaman
June Kieinsasser
Wally Harding
June’ Marsh
Morse Seaman
Esther Haeder
Raymond O’keefe
Evelyn Maass
Robert Leitchenberg
Delorea Gross
Dorothy Wasolf
Esther Zingeldorf
Arthur Bemis
Dorothy Myself
James Funk
Georges Davis
Glen Foote
Joseph Geiger
Otto Zeigeldorf
James Smith
Wessington Rebekahs To Give Card Party
The Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met in regular session and planned a public card party on March 2 with contrasting and five hundred to be played. Vice grand Mrs Anna Metschke led the meeting. Mrs Miriam Gehring won the four prize. Blunt Masons Meet
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Wessington Rebekahs
Wessington, Mar. U
Specia
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Metschke
Miriam Gehring
Maxon Williams to Take Idaho Lumber Post
Maxon Williams plans to leave St Lawrence for Pocatello Idaho where he will join a lumber firm after working the winter at the Farmers Union Store.
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Maxon Williams
ST. Lawrence
Pocatillo
Idaho
Farmers Union
County Officials Face English Language Rules Question
In McPherson County a dispute arises over whether official proceedings must be conducted in English when a commissioner cannot speak English. Attorney Clair Roddewig requests a ruling, noting the county’s German-speaking population and that unofficial discussions could occur in another language.
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Booth ‘Dakota
McPherson County
Clair Roddewig
Tieddewig
Blunt Tuesday Club Elects New Officers
The Blunt Tuesday Club elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs Zelia Howard. Newly elected president Pearl Mercer, vice-president Helen Howard, secretary Vernie Kier, and treasurer Zelia Howard, with Kathryn Poole leading community singing and papers by Ella Higgins and Pearl Merter. Next meeting at Helen Howard’s home.
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Blunt
Mar. U
Zelia Howard
Pearl Mercer
Helen Howard
Vernie Kier
Kathryn “Poole
Annapolis
Cradle of the Navy
Ella Higgins
Pearl Merter
State Highway Commission Seeks Bids on 29 Projects
Pierre March bids sought for 29 road work projects costing about 900000. Bids open March 23 with four hard surfacing tasks including 1.169 miles on concrete pavement in U S 5 and highways 12 45 around Ipswich. Other work covers oil surfacing gravel bases grading and structures across several routes.
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Pierre
Mar
State Highway ‘Commission
Ipswichy
Y W C A Council Hosts Party for Wessington Girls
Wellington May 31 special The Y W CA Council hosted a Friday evening party for the high school girls at Mrs Sam Stobbs home. Council members included Mrs FD Fitch Mrs H C Hutchinson Mrs QO W Wallback and Mrs Gry Parker. Sixteen girls attended with games contests and tea served.
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Wellington
Sam Stobbs
FD. Fitch
H. C. Hutchinson
QO. W. Wallback
Gry Parker
University Day Set For April 26 At USD
Vermillion March 11 The University of South Dakota will hold its annual University Day on April 26 with an address by President Weeks a musical program and department exhibits. Two varsity candidate teams will play a football game and other features will be added later. Last year about nine high school seniors were guests on April 27. The event aims to entertain and educate state seniors.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
HK OW. Frankenfeld
I D. Weeks
Frankenfeld Aims To Introduce High School Juniors To University
Frankenfeld stated the goal of offering students a university introduction while ensuring their day remains profitable for both the attendees and the institution.
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Frankenfeld
Benefit program for Wessington Band at school
WESSINGTON, Mar. 11 Special Specialty The Wessington school band directed by Malcolm Eckert gave a cone cert Monday evening to raise money for new instruments After three selections by the band the Women's Study Club staged a one act play On the Rir A piano solo by Robert Young a quartet from Huron College under Loftus Ward a skit from the high school operetta Blow Me Down and another program of band numbers concluded the event.
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Wessington
Malcolm Eckert
Robert Young
Huron College
Loftus Ward
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
A historical note offers Fasteeth powder as an improved denture aid. It claims easier fit and comfort with a mild taste, advertised as a simple sprinkle on the teeth for relief during wear. The copy emphasizes convenience for wearers seeking better comfort with denture powder.
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Andy
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Livestock Sanitary Board
Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Loomis
Clyde Loomis
McGrath
Minn
Conny
Calvert
Blunt Masons
Blunt Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lloyd Benson
John Adans
Ernest Brookings
Onlda
Folkert Krull
Harold Lodge
Ota
Little Questa
Janice
Chestbro
Y.W.G.A
Huron
Watertown
Seattle - Portland
San Francisco
Narcrest
California
C. Freske
G. N. Staion
Uron
Metropolitan Opera
Marjorie Lawrence
Wagner
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lawrence
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