Bicknell Denounces Hoover Farm Board in Sioux Falls
Webster attorney Lewis W. Bicknell urged Minnehaha County Democrats to abolish the Hoover farm board, calling its policy a costly failure that harmed farms, banks, and tax revenues while enriching some officials and promoting inefficient government programs. He linked the effort to Democratic gains and criticized executive advice.
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Sioux Falls
Hoover Farm Board
Lewis W. Bicknell
Webster
United States
Minnehaha
Hoover
White House
Bicknell
Coolidge
Farmers National Grain Corporation
The
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers National
Hoover Institute
Treasury of
Mellette Couple Honor Anniversary At Farm Home
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cody entertained friends and relatives at their farm home to honor their son and his wife on their wedding anniversary. Gold table decorations featured a yellow jonquil centerpiece with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. Gotans and Glenna, Miss Mary Gotans, Miss Nellie Swayze, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McCallum and son Kendall, Aros Cady, and the honored couple Mr. and Mrs. George P. Cady with daughters Margo and Jean.
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Mellette
Kellogg All-Bran touted for constipation relief
A letter from George A. Murray of South Boston praises Kellogg’s All-Bran for improving health and regular bowel movements. It cites bulk and vitamin B as benefits and compares favorably to pills, recommending daily tablespoonfuls with meals and suggesting medical consultation if relief is not achieved.
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Allbey
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Start Drills For Chorus Festival In Brookings
Rehearsals began in Brookings for the first annual chorus festival to be held at the State College Sylvan Theatre on June 5. The Brookings choirs join the college chorus to form a nucleus of over 500 voices, with more than 100 choirs invited across the state and having accepted the invitation from Prof. H L Koller.
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Brookings
State College
Sylvan Theatre
H. L. Koller
Spurling Named Editor of State College Newspaper
Spurling William of Milesville chosen editor of the Industrial Collegian for next year after approval by the student board. He is a junior in agriculture, Alpha Zeta member, R C T C officer, Scabhard and Blade member, junior class president, and North Central Conference College Press association president. Jerome Soleglad of Pierre will be business manager and Nenneth Anderson of Hudson will be managing editor. Anderson is a sophomore in agriculture and state college 4 H club president.
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Spurling
Brookings
William Spurling
Milesville
Industrial Collegian
State College
Alpha Zeta
Scab
North Cersical Conference College Press Association
Board of Control
Jerome Soleglad
Pierre
Nenneth Anderson
Hudson
Sorority and Land Company Incorporate
Articles of incorporation filed for the Fi Beta Phi sorority at the University of Pierre. The filing marks the group's official organization as a campus Greek letter society with potential ties to landholding interests.
South Dakota Incorporations Include Lion Land and Loan
The Lion Land and Loan company of Revilla is formed with authorized capital of 25,000 dollars. Incorporators are C. H. Lien P. C. Lien and O Frombe of Revillo. A second organization may own property up to 200000 dollars under the new provision. Incorporators listed are Letitig Beatty Vera Meisenholder Lucile Pixley Sylvia Hansen Vermillion and Mildred Stickney El Point.
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South Dakota
Letitig Beatty
Vera Meisenholder
Lucile Pixley
Sylvia Hansen
Vermillion
Mildred Stickney
el Point
Lion Land and Loan Company of
Revilla
C. H. Lien
P. C. Lien
O., Frombe
Revillo
Iroquois School Board Cuts Budget For Next Year
The Iroquois board of education voted to trim the next year budget by 2500 and reduce teaching staff by about a quarter. One fewer grade teacher and one fewer high school teacher will be employed. Reengaged are Supt. C. I. Krumm Principal L. H. Bruhn Coach Bernard Valder and Miss Martin in the high school. In the grades Miss Albright will teach first second and third and Miss McDaniels will teach fourth fifth and sixth.
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Iroquois
Troquois
C. I. Krumm
L. H. Bruhn
Bernard Valder
Miss Martin
Miss Albright
Miss McDaniels
Preparations Underway to Move Esmond Area Farm
Mr and Mrs Victor Reedy and family prepare to move to the H as Frost farm one and a half miles east of Esmond, recently vacant by C Lar chee.
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Esmond
Victor Reedy
Has Frost Farm
C. Larchee
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Spring Clothing Show Preview at University of South Dakota
Vermillion March 17 the home economics department at the University of South Dakota will present a pre Easter style show tomorrow morning in the convocation period. Spring coats and suits will lead, followed by formal attire as mannequins model the season’s latest shades. Edith Abell notes the display aims to inform students of trends and aid selecting suitable garments. Adelaide Wallace of Sioux City will head the program with about a dozen assistants.
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Home Economics Department
University of South Dakota
Tire
Edith Abell
Home Economics
Abell
Adelaide Wallace
Lioux City
Mannequins to Debut Clothing Display With Solo
The 1931 event features a solo by Vivian Wrenz of Sioux City opening the display. Organ accompaniment will be by Austin Whittemore from Vermillion as the dent ment notes parasite-based corn borer control is still in early stages due to limited time for development.
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Vivian Wrenz
Sioux City
Austin Whittemore
Vermillion
Parasite Release Aids Corn Borer Control In Several States
The Department of Agriculture reports 371000 imported corn borer parasites were released in infested areas. In Esmond, Mr and Mrs Stanley Dettinger and family left for Circle Montana to farm this year with James Day driving their tractor for them.
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Brookings
Federal Department of Agriculture
Esmond
Stanley Dettinger
Circle, Mont
James Day
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Bicknell Flays Hoover Program
Senate
Bisbell
Mellon
Dougherty
Fall
Farm Board
Peorte
Thare
Washington
Linecol
Via
Inez Jones
Robinsons
Columbia
Geyerman’s
Bargain
Huron
Prissy
Missy
Central
Geyerman
Milo
Coats
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