SDU Orchestra Leaves On Tour
The University of South Dakota 53 piece symphony orchestra led by Winfred R. Colton departs for Sioux Falls Brookings and Madison with soloist Austin Whittemore. Concerts set for Sioux Falls Coliseum at 2 p m March 14 Brookings State College auditorium at 3 p m March 14 and Madison high school auditorium at 10 a m March 14. Programs include Haydn Mendelssohn Saint-Saens and Glinka works plus a piano concerto in G minor.
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Vermillion
Mar
University of South Dakota
Austin
Whittemore
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Madison
Midwest Group To Be Organized In Indiana Meeting
Midwest council of agricultural industrial and labor interests to coordinate action on middle western issues. Delegations from Indiana Illinois Michigan Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Ohio attend in Terre Haute. The move follows protests against a federal order permitting unlimited manufacture of alcohol from Cuban molasses and seeks legislation to prevent extension.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Midwest Council of Agricultural, Industrial and Labor Interests
Corm Belt
Terre Haute Toda
C. N. Power
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Chia
Clifford Gregory
Chicago
Prairie Farmer
William H. Lettie
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
South Dakota Trails in Federal Road Funds Use
Washington reports show South Dakota has spent 34 projects employing 308 men under the $6,001,879 federal road funds. The Bureau of Public Roads lists 104 projects advertised, 82 awarded or started, with 323 percent of the allotted funds put to work, while Frank D Kriebs of the state highway commission declined comment on the delay.
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Washington, Mer
South Dakota
Bureau of Public Roads
Plerre
Frank D. Kriebs
Washington
Cohen Asked To Be Democratic Chairman
The administration asked John Cohen Avanta publisher to become treasurer of the democratic national committee. Cohen a former Georgia senator is understood to be en route to Washington to discuss the matter. The office was vacated when Frank C. Walker of New York resigned to head Roosevelt's national emergency council.
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Cohen
Washington
John §. Cohen
Avanta
Democratic National Committee
Georgia
Isnderstood
Frank C. Walker
New York
Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Tulare Pioneer Dies After Short Illness
Tulare pioneer resident of Tulare died at a Redfield hospital after a brief illness. Survived by widow and nine children: Mrs Ralph Schnitgrundt Redfield. Martha in Minnesota. Carl. Bertha. Clarence. Martin. Earl. plus others in California.
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Tulare
Redfield
Ralph Schnitgrundt
California
Martha
Minnesota
Carl
Bertha
Clarence
Martin
Earl Ai
Licenses Sought as Pierre Hosts Cosmetology Exams
About eight applicants began two day examinations in Pierre for licenses to practice cosmetic therapy and hairdressing. State board members Jessie Moncur from Sioux Falls Hazel Hall of Pierre and Doris Gilchrist of Belle Fourche conducted the exams.
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Pierre
Mar
State Board of Cosmetic Therapy
Jessie Moncur
Sioux Falls
Hazel Hall
Doris Gilchrist
Belle Fourche
Montgomery Ward Profit Outlook Reported by Chicago
A New York dispatch notes Montgomery Ward & Co may report net income for the year ended January 21 between 2 and 3 million dollars, likely nearer the lower figure, marking its best post-1930 earnings since a 42,211 profit in that period.
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New York
Chicago
Dow, Jones & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Even University Optimistic On Rain Prospects
Vermillion reports W H Over director of the University of South Dakota museum says weather folklore predicts rain and notes a chance of moisture next spring and summer. He argues a week of rain in April could replace heavy snow and reduce grasshoppers while aiding crops.
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Vermillion
Mar
South Dakota
W. Hover
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Hits 1036 Home Loans via Farm Loan Bureau
Sioux Falls reports 1,036 Home Growers Loan Corporation loans closed totaling 2,542,621.78 with 778 additional loans awaiting closing. Average loan 1,989. Six 40 percent cash loans worth 35,251.38 and nineteen 30 percent cash loans totaling 12,875 were used to address back taxes. Bonds securing the rest reach 2,042,404.82. County tallies include Brown 67, Minnehaha 191, Lincoln 38, and Yankton 1 among others. eight counties show approved apps but no closings.
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Sioux Falls
Twosmillion Jmerk
South Dakota
A. D. Steengand
Focal Counsel
Aurora
Beadle
Bennett
Ban Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Campbell
Charles Mix
Clark
Clay
Codington
Carson
Custer
Davison
Day
Deurl
Dewey
Douglas
Edmunds
Faulk
Grant
Geogory
Fall River
Haakon
Handliz
Hand
Hanson
Hughes
Hutchinson
Hyde
Derauld
Jones
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyma
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Miner
Minnehaha
Moody
Fennington
Perkins Potter
Huron Elks Plan Aberdeen Visit and Homecoming Night
The Huron Elks lodge will send a large delegation to Aberdeen on Thursday, April 26 for Aberdeen lodge’s annual homecoming night. Huron officers will conduct initiatory work for a large class of candidates. John R. Coen, former grand exalted ruler, will attend as a guest. Be bard and drum corps will participate. Exalted Ruler Leo A. Tammey has called a meeting to coordinate the Aberdeen program and a May return visit.
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Huron Elks
Aberdeen
Huron Elks Lodge
Aberdeen Lodge
John R. Coen
Huron
Leo A. Tammey
Elks
Grasshopper Extermination Plan for South Dakota
Brookings March 12 Plans to organize South Dakota for an intensified grasshopper eradication drive if Congress approves a $2,000,000 bill. A grasshopper control committee led by Eberle includes C W Pugsley C A Russell J W Wilson Roy Emry H C Severin W J Allen R W Vance and EB Dayland with A L Ford to lead the campaign. Representatives of farm groups to be named later.
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S. D
Brookings
South Dakota
Congress
A. M. Eberle
State College
J. R Parker
C. W. Pugsiey
C. A. Russell
State Secretary of Agriculture
J. W. Wilson
State College Experiment Station
Roy Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Severin
W. J. Allen
The
Dakota Farmer
R. W. Vance
State Department of Agriculture
EB. J. Dayland
Northwestern
Ewilroad
Evan Hall
Milewaukee
Eberle
A. L. Ford
Senate
Boots Stop in Huron on Way to Aberdeen
Jerald H Boots Jr and A Gerardi of Cedar Rapids Iowa paused in Huron for a brief layover while en route to Aberdeen. Boots is in the state to handle affairs of his recently deceased father buried Friday at Anamos. Boots family once resided in Huron and Charles F Concord of Oklahoma City serves long tenure with the chamber of commerce, spanning 46 years.
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Jerald Boots
Huron
Jerald H. Boots, Jr
A. Gerardi
Cedar Rapids
Aberdeen
Porrow
Boots
Anamos
Charles F. Concord
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Dwyer Enter Primaries for State Offices
Russell 27 former Beadle County Young Republicans president launches Republican bid for state attorney general, while 46 year old Frank H L Dwyer announces for state representative. Dwyer has long service in Byron local govt and business roles, including rail ticket agent, highway supervisor, Standard Oil employee, Minot transfer, State Life Insurance agent, and Huron city commissioner. He is former exalted ruler of the Huron Elks lodge.
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RM. Russell
Beadle County
Young Republican League
Frank HL. Dwyer
Russell
Huron
Law School
The
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Lake Byron
Sam Russell
Dwyer
Byron
Chicago & North Western Railway
Standard Oil Company
Minot
National Life Insurance Company
Huron City Commission
Huron Elks Lodge
Beadle County Pioneer Dies
Hitchcock March 13 Charles Sutter of Aberdeen died at his home Monday morning He would have been 79 May 2 born in Been Switzerland came to the United States at 13 lived in Town and Belleville Kansas before moving to Hitchcock 37 years ago He owned a farm east of town and later retired Survived by widow and six children Mary Sutter Mrs William Huckists Lewis F Sumer Mrs Dwight Dison Lawrence C Sutter Mrs Art Johnson Funeral planned at Hitchcock likely Thursday burial Altoona cemetery
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Hitchcock
Mar
Charles Sutter
Aberdeen
Mr. Sutter
Been
Switzerland
United States
Belleville
Kaw
Pis Famly
Mary Sutter
William Huckists
Chester
Neb
Lewis F. Sumer
Dwight Dison
Lawrence C. Sutter
Lead
Art Johnson
Minnneapolis
Altoona Cemetery
Final Declamatory Contest Held At Gann Valley
Gann Valley high school's final elimination in declamation took place Friday March 9 Ruth Krog won first in oratory with Toussaint L Ouvertur Melba Hathaway led dramatic with The Doll In the Pink Silk Dress Ellen Nelson won humorous with Sisterly Sparring Other placings listed for each category and several other contestants noted The first place winners will represent the school at a March 8 event tentatively set for Wessington Springs Local observers Dorothy Dresselhuys and Mrs Abbie Conant from Kinthall attended
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Gann Valley
Mar
Gann Valley High School
Ruth Krog
Toussaint L'Quvertur
Melba Hathaway
Ellen Nelson
Ralph Stewart
Ruth Menzie
Beatrice Dye
Dorothy Anderson
Louise Trainer
Elmer Cruson
Lorane Cadwell
Nona Nelson
Myrtle Jensen
Salita Garvin
Ethel Anderson
Wilma Henrichsen
Elvina
Elsie Neiland
Dorothy Dresselhuys
Abbie Conant
Kinthall
Lindbergh Dern reconciliation noted in Washington social scene
The piece compares political artistry to a Lindbergh Dern reunion in Washington. War Secretary Dern hosts Lindbergh at a lunch with the Dern family and publicity follows, alongside Roosevelt air mail instructions. Dern calls Lindbergh our foremost authority on aeration questions and notes a men to men conversation. Seven hybrid lilies from Humboldt Leopard and Parry crossings grown at Washington bulb station.
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Fairfield County
Connecticut
Lindbergr
Lindbergh
Cummings
Cel
Washington
Dern
Mr. Roosevelt
Air Mail
Department of Agriculture
Bellingham
Washington, D. C
Congress Considers Quick Adjournment Over Printing Costs
Washington March 13 Contending the current session may adjourn quickly due to dwindling funds for the Congressional Record Chairman Ludlow of Indiana urged a query to public printer George H Carter about the Government Printing Office finances Carter warned the office would fall behind if Congress prolongs the session The exchange highlights the budget pressure facing Capitol operations and record keeping.
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Washington
Congress
Ludlow
Indiana
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Carter
Carter
U S Expenditures Over Income In 1934 Budget Context
The Treasury reports fiscal year receipts through March 10 at 2.002 billion with expenditures around 4.545 billion. Major gains come from miscellaneous taxes and distilled spirits revenue, plus new agricultural processing taxes. Customs receipts rose. income tax lag persists. Secretary Morgenthau notes March collections near estimates, while weather-driven spending is expected to rise to meet Roosevelt’s 10 billion dollar expenditure plan and debt projection.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Pebrusry Agures
Roosevelt
Seere- Morgenthau
Mr. Roosevelt
Belief Fawcett Killed In Brazil
George M. Dyatt, fellow explorer, says Colonel H E Fawcett is dead after an extended search. Dyatt accuses a Brazilian Indian of the murder on the upper Ningu river basin and claims to be willing to convict the suspect if tried.
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Fawcett
Brazil
Miami
Fla
Col. H. E. Fawcett
George M. Dyatt
Dyatt
South Seas
Colonel Fawcett
Ningu River
Restoring Land And Agriculture Faces Vast Challenge
Government planners warn the land restoration program will tackle a vast, complex problem of reviving marginal farms. Experts note soil erosion, shifting populations, and the need for grasses and rapid crops while resisting compulsory displacement. Officials stress cost, taxation effects, and seed shortages in early steps. Berlin economists cite German savings bank deposits rising to 257 million marks in 1932, up 21.5 million.
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Washington
Mar
H. R. Tolley
K. A. Ryerson
Bureau of Plant Industry
Progam
Elin
Berlin
Catherine Conner Quits Relief Post
Catherine Conner resigns from the federal emergency relief administration while remaining a member of the Democratic National Committee for Kentucky. She chose to stay with the national committee, marking the first case of relinquishing a government post to align with White House preference.
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Washington
Mar
Catherine Conner
Democratic National
Kentucky
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Conner
Reliet
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Mint
Democratic National Committee
White House
Ziesgeldorf Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
Ziesgeldorf, a Yale area farmer and former town board member, announces his bid for the Republican nomination for county commissioner in the first district. A Beadle County resident for 22 years, he ran a Yale butcher shop for 11 years before returning to farming in spring 1932 after his shop burned.
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Ziesgeldorf
Ziegeldorf
Beadle County
Vielicale
Yale
Corn Hog Program Reaches Half of Eligible Farmers
Kansas City March 12 Off icials meeting here to assess the corn hog control program say the movement has reached half the farmers eligible to participate. More than 700000 farmers have signed contracts agreeing not to market hogs and not to grow corn in exchange for payments totaling 39 cents per head and a set goal of reducing corn acreage and hog tonnage from production this year.
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Kansas City
Mar
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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