Crop Loan Rules Explained Here
Public notice outlines 1933 crop production loan limits for a range of crops and uses. It details per acre caps for general crops, fertilizers, insect control, irrigation, and special cases like fallowing. Borrowers must provide a first lien on 1933 crops, show need, commit to garden planting, and face penalties for misuse.
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Sam Jacobson
Secretary of Agculture
Washington
Jacobson
Secretary of Agriculture
Win Tickets For Coloring Comics Sweepstake Honors
The Moon Moons page colored by Donna Mae Johnson and The Gumps colored by Wilfred Poulin won sweepstake honors this week in The Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Free theatre tickets went to each winner along with eight other top entries. prize details list multiple names and addresses for Moon Mullins Out Our Way Our Boarding House and The Gumps winners across Huron, with several entries noted for different comic pages.
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Moon Moons
Donna Mae Johnson
Third Street
the Gumps
Wilfred Poulin
Sixth Street
Huronite
Huron Theatre
Moon Mullins
Gladys Schwalen
Dakota
Avenue Souty
Ethelyn L. Beck
Proute 3
Huron
Delores Voorhees
Montana Avenue
Merli LeValley
Lawn Ridge
Margarttown
Land Vinton Nerdham
Frank
Umps
Viola Parkhurst
Kenneth Martin
Iowa Avenue
Regents Meet This Week in South Dakota
The South Dakota board of regents will meet in Sioux Falls Friday and Saturday, likely voting on faculty appointments for the University of South Dakota, State College, School of Mines, Northern Teachers College, and Eastern Southern and Spearfish normals. They face reduced budgets from the legislature and study a proposed graduated salary scale with cuts from five to fifty percent, plus options to eliminate duplicate courses across the seven institutions.
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Board of Regents
Pierre
Mar
South Dakota Board of Regents
Sioux Falls
Guy Harvey
Yankton
University of South Dakota
State College
School of Mines
Northern Teachers College
Eastern
Sothern
Spearfish Normals
Admits Aiding In Arson Plot In Iroquois
Tony Growonoski of Waterloo Iowa and William Terry of Waterloo Iowa confessed to involvement in burning the Rogers residence in Iroquois South Dakota. Growonoski said Terry planned the trip and started the fire after parking near the home. Terry suffered severe burns and fled the scene while their car overturned south of Iroquois.
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DE Smet
Mar
William Terry
Waterloo
Iowa
Huron
Tony Growonoski
Iroquois
E. E. Rogers
Terry
William Swartz
Growowocki
Growonoski
S. D
Rogers
Carthage
Suspect Charged After Fire Incident In Huron Area
Deputy State Fire Marshall R. T. Hirsch filed charges against Terry following an investigation. Terry sustained serious burns to arms and face. Huron hospital staff reported he had a good chance of recovery. Mrs. Rogers now resides in Missouri.
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Troquois
R. T. Hirsch
Pierre
Terry
Huron Hospital
Hoover Leaves for California from New York
Former President Herbert Hoover began packing for a cross country trip to California accompanied by his secretary Lawrence Richey. He planned to depart for Chicago in the afternoon, stay Friday night with a friend, then continue to California on Saturday.
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New York
Hebert Hoover
California
Lawrence Richey
Chicago
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