Farm Incomes Drop In Ninth District February
Estimates show farmers cash incomes from seven key items in the Ninth Federal Reserve district were 7 percent lower in February than a year earlier. Weather, lower hog prices, and reduced grain marketing weighed on district commerce, with declines in freight carloadings and electric power use cited among the reduced activity.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
South
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Pictures Tell Much Of Character In Home Decor
Vermillion March 46. Edith Abell assistant professor of home economics at the University of South Dakota discusses how pictures reflect taste culture and character in a home She cautions against clutter and urges selecting good pictures or masterful reproductions framing should enhance not eclipse the image and placement should achieve balance and proportion with art principles guiding height around eye level.
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Vermillion
Edith Abell
Univer of South Dakota
Kusd
Professor Abell
Abell
S D U Quartet To Appear In Program
South Dakota University quartet Featuring Winifred Cotton Marian Mitchell Neil Boardeau and Ella Cotton will perform classical and modern works March 17 in the Union Building Faculty Women’s lounge and March 18 in Aberdeen. The program includes Beethoven Schubert Tchaikowsky Mendelssohn and American pieces with a mix of quartet and string selections.
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Arenduanc
South Dakota Quartet
Winifred Cotton
Culture of Fine Arts
Marian Mitchell
Sec
Cada
Neil Boardeau
Ella Cotton
Union Building
Q ‘Am
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Gretchani
Oa -Uinste
Tzchaikowsky
Spain
Mendelssohn
Peep River
Turkey
Strawa
Alfred Pochon
Oil trail leads to car seizure after Sioux Falls incident
A trail of oil from a wrecked traffic signal guided police to a Nebraska licensed car linked to a past week incident. The vehicle was found parked on the wrong side near the scene. Repair costs for the bobby signal are estimated at 25.83 dollars. The Mississippi River system drains 1,240,000 square miles and offers 15,000 miles of navigable waterways.
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Sioux Falls
Nebraska
Accient
City Light Department
Free Haircuts Planned for Beadle County on March 28
The Huron master and journeyman barber organizations announced a free haircut session for needy people in Beadle County on Monday March 28. Tickets are available at the Associated Charities depot in City Hall and will be honored at any city barber shop. In a prior edition 124 needy persons used the offer.
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Huron Master
Journeyman
Beadle County
Associated Charities Depot
S. F. Contracts For Annex To Coliseum
Sioux Falls city commission awarded contracts totaling 59075 for the coliseum annex. Henry Carlson Co won the general construction bid of 51544. President Henry Carlson said work would start once the site is cleared amid a current injunction blocking barn removals. a hearing is set for Monday.
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S. F
Coliseum
Sioux Falls
Henry Carlson Company
Henry Carlson
Cease Practice In Making Bids
Pierre March 16 The attorney general’s office has ordered the discontinuation of designating a brand when ordering equipment through the state purchasing department The opinion states this defeats competitive bidding and officials should avoid specifying a particular manufacturer and disregard brand names in purchases
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McCaffree
Man praised after law-breaking drive to aid child
Sioux Falls report says M A Myers ignored traffic laws to rush home for his choking two year old daughter Elaine who had swallowed a clock winding stem. Police approved the frantic dash and the child suffered no apparent harm.
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Sioux Falls
M. A. Myers
Emergency procurement policy note limits bids in crisis
A document notes that purchasing directors were informed that law allowing emergency purchases without bids should not be abused. The advisory stresses proper procedures and cautions against bypassing competitive bidding in urgent cases.
Emergency purchases barred by strict bidding rules
The opinion states that emergency purchases should not be made unless requisition facts prove a genuine or extreme emergency, to avoid losing advantages through competitive bids at public sales.
Yale Youth Loses Forefinger in Tire Rim Accident
Erhardt Kuehl, son of Mr and Mrs Ch Sig Kuehl, had his left forefinger amputated at a Huron hospital after a tire repair accident. While fitting a tire, his hand slipped and the finger was crushed between rim ends, resulting in amputation at the second joint.
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Yale
Erhardt Kuehl
Ch Sigs Kuehl
Huron Hospital
Erhardt
Considerable Feed Shipped Into Yale
Approximately 60 carloads of hay and grain were shipped into Yale as part of a special supply effort. The construction and delivery details indicate a coordinated regional effort to stock rural feed during the season.
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Yale
Hay shipments flood Yale area from Red Cross and locals
Five carloads of Red Cross feed hay and grain have been shipped into Yale since last fall. J. E. O'Keefe and other local dealers have brought about 15 carloads of hay including alfalfa timothy and straw, selling directly to farmers. Harve Maroney Richard Haeder Ed Muself Marion Duesler and William Haigh are among those who shipped in hay, while the farmers elevator company moved a large grain shipment.
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Yale
Red Cross
J. EB
O'Keefe
Harve Maroney
Richard Haeder
Ed Muself
Marion Duesler
William Haigh
Farmers Elevator Company
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