South Dakota urged to build more creameries
Brookings March 13 South Dakota needs more creameries to convert all state produced cream into butter and other products. Dean C Larsen of South Dakota State College cites that about half of state cream is shipped out for processing. A local creamery producing 150000 pounds of butter yearly could operate efficiently. Larsen lists three benefits including higher quality butter, better markets and prices, and educational outreach on dairy products. He notes savings in transit and time between production and manufacture, with broader impact on livestock breeding and dairy production.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
Moore Creameries
Dean C. Larsen
Ferenlities
South Dakota State College
Dean Larsen
Dell Rapids Girl Is Returned To Father
Dell Rapids four year old Maxine Entringer was returned to her father Edward Entringer in a Chicago circuit court. Judge A W Summers ruled the child’s parentage can never be questioned and said she will be heir to her father’s estate. Entringer planned to take the child back to the farm.
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Dell Rapids
Chicago
Maxine Entringer
Edward Entringer
A. W. Summers
Entringer
Hanna Zwak
Zwek
Mrs. Entringer
Maxine
Plan For Further Use Of Superphosphate In Lincoln County
Lincoln county farmers will trial superphosphate again this year despite last year not showing definite yield gains. Most application targets corn and alfalfa to assess benefits, following recommendations from the 1931 Farm and Home conference data.
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Lincoln County
L. C. Sayre
Farm and Home Conference
Lincoln
Fragmentary report notes seized items and numbers
A damaged OCR fragment references a large number of ounces or pieces and a total count, mentioning authorities and claimed quantities. The text is incomplete but indicates a seizure or tally aligned with an official action. Names and specifics are unclear due to illegibility.
Vermillion Scholar to Lead New Mexico Research Bureau
Dr. Bercherville Kercheville, head of the Spanish department at the University of South Dakota, will direct a jointly sponsored Mexican and Indian folklore research bureau at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque starting September 1. He will also chair the romance languages department. The project is funded by a private foundation established by Senator Bronson J. Cutting.
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F. M. Bercherville
University of South Dakota
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Bronson Jd. Cutting
New Mexico
Kercheville
University of Wisconsin
South Dakota
University of Spain At
Madrid
University of Paris
University of Mexico
New Yankton Building Nears Completion at State Hospital
In Yankton on March 14 officials said the new woman’s building at the state hospital is practically complete and will open soon. Built by the hospital’s building department, the structure, one of the largest in the group, has taken six years and cost about $100. It will accommodate 175 restless and disturbed patients, with a hoped-for April opening likely aligned with the monthly board meeting. Also from Irwin on March 13, grain bulletin prices for March 8, 1907 listed No. 1 northern wheat 67, No. 2 durum 51, No. 1 flax 1.05, No. 3 white oats 32, No. 3 corn shelled 2, No. 3 barley 47, tested 46, No. 2 rye 48.
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Yankton
Yvankton
Mar
State Hospital
Minneapolis
Measures To Aid Public Ownership In Municipal Utilities
Advocates of municipal ownership gained in 193] with laws easing public utility control. A key provision allows bonds backed by anticipated earnings for utility improvements. Another increases voting threshold for selling municipally owned utilities to 6 percent to curb private buyouts. Additional measures simplify debt sinking funds, empower river and stream control within city limits, and permit enforcement of prohibition within a mile of cities. Several laws also cut election requirements when no contest is involved and allow 88 percent prepayment on contract prices for public projects.
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Pierrs
Mar
Munici
Regional ballot measures seek state cooperation on utilities
Parliamentarian moves propose contracts with cooperations to use sewage disposal plants benefiting Huron. Sioux Falls would hold school bond elections without a petition threshold. Pierre could gain from a law allowing municipal land condemnation for a federal building site. Lemon asks for a boundary city airport law enabling cross border operations near the North Dakota line.
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Paridies
Huron
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Lemon
North Dakota
Forestburg Home Extension Club Meets At Host's Home
The Forestburg Home Extension club met at Mrs. Halvor Fouberg's home with 17 members and 4 visitors present. Two new members joined. plans were set for the March 28 social. A lesson on Making Clothes Fit Necklines was demonstrated with dresses brought for fitting, followed by supper.
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Home Extension Club
Forestburg Forestburg
Mar
Forestburg
Halvor Fouberg
Ed Erlington
Hite
Bert Corwin
Martha Matthews
Co-Education Debate Set At St Paul Broadcasters
Brookings report flags a unique debate on co-education with Harold Jordan from State College pairing with a Macalester woman to oppose a mixed St Paul team. The contest airs over KSTP on Wednesday March 15 at 3 30 p.m., featuring campus voices from local colleges.
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Brookings
KSTP
St. Paul
Harold Jordan
Lansare
State College
Macalester College
Debate on co education at Thomas College and Hamline Univ
A televised debate hosted by KSTP features a six-part series of arguments on co education. Jordan takes the negative, with listeners to judge by telephone telegraph mail or other means. Each aide gets five minutes, six for opening speeches and a three minute rebuttal. Palmer of State College lectures.
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KSTP
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