Livestock Losses In State Limited Across South Dakota
Brookings March 1. Severe February cold reduced weight for cattle and sheep but heavy losses were confined to limited northwestern areas. Old cows and calves suffered most from freezing while sheep endured better with less shrinkage. Snow and warmth improve spring prospects. livestock and ranges generally good on March 1.
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Brookings
South Dakota
H.R Walker
State College
Walker
Ranves Cattle Shop
Seedlings Supply Limited by Agriculture Secretary
Secretary of Agriculture Russell announced the department cannot supply tree seedlings for public land planting under the state tree law and Clark McNary act. He urged communities to contact their nearest nursery for stock, noting deliveries of evergreen and lilac varieties and about 150,000 seedlings ordered for this spring.
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Pierre
Agriculture
Russell
Agriculture Department
AAA Checks To Be Forthcoming Soon
Washington reports the Farm Administration will begin auditing old AAA contracts, with first checks expected in about ten days. Officials say compliance forms from Iowa near completion and total about 55,000, covering roughly 80 percent of contracts. Town farmers stand to receive early disbursements as the program proceeds.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Offten
Iowa
Noted Automaker Knight as early South Dakota publisher
Brookings March 18 Charles Knight inventor of Knight motors was an early South Dakota weekly publisher. Stangland, a Beresford State College student, reports Knight edited and published the Dakota City Advance before moving to the Rapid City Journal. He later entered mechanics guiding his auto designs.
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Brookings
Charles Knight
Knight Motors
South Dakota
Glenn Stangland
Beresford
Stangland
Knight
Dakota City Advance
Rapid City Journal
Journal
Frank Simmons
J. E. Higple
Capital Journal
Pierre
Willian Harlowe Briggs
Harper Brothers
Giant
New York
N.Y
Briggs
Rockford St. Register Gazette
Chicago
More Funds Needed For WPA Program in South Dakota
M A Kennedy South Dakota Works Progress Administrator said funds on hand would sustain the WPA program in the state only until about April 1 another 2 5 million dollars would be needed through July 1 Kennedy and James Ro Rerper director of employment in the South Dakota WPA arrived for talks with federal officials on state needs They planned to discuss with Senator W J Bulow and hope to brief Harry L Hopkins WPA on the situation. P Lyle Ambrose 18 Wagner farm boy was arrested Monday night two miles east of Lake Andes driving a car stolen earlier from Yankton man Marx Ed Miller The arrest was by Sheriff Frank Nash and Deputy Ed Jurczewsky near Hunter Bridge The Yankton County shells arrived in Lake Andes the day before and took custody of the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. A. Kennedy
South Dakota
Works Progress
Kennedy
James Ro Rerper
WPA
W. J. Bulow
Harry L. Hopkins
SAB
Lake Andes
S. D
Lyle Ambrose
Wagner
Marx Ed Miller
Yankton
Charles Mix
Frank Nash
Ed Jurczewsky
Ambrose
Hunter Bridge
Yankton County
Qatly
Loophole Seen In Liquor Law
Sioux Falls report on a Britt liquor case argues a single sale may not prove business activity and that a series of buys is required. Defense cites cases and a legislature repeal. Case continued to Friday as legal questions loom. Mumps epidemic hits Turton schools with seventeen pupils out.
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Sioux ‘Falls
South Dakota
Clarence Britt
Herritt
Britt
Supreme Court
Louis Ht. Smith
Smith
John S. Murphy
Turton
Morris Neilson
Teacher resigns from Tgroton high school in March
Mrs Kristin Bislov, formerly Fisher, resigns as English and music teacher at the local high school. She has applied for an assistant instructor position at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell. Her record in these subjects gained student support but caused board regret at the March meeting.
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Tgrton
Kristin Bislov
Fisher
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Bislov
Even Athletes Go In for Knitting Popularity Gains
Sioux Falls March 18 Special At last we have found another athlete caught in the act of special training practices Roscoe Casey Sioux Falls College student was recently discovered knitting at work and surrounded by admir ing girls and envious boys who praised his speed and skill This method of training has proved satisfactory for Gus Heffernan who was seen weeks ago swesting at the saint work The piece hints that many amateur hus kies behind closed doors indulge in the practice and suggests knitting a amber red sweater may become a mark of masculinity for Casey
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Sioux Falls
Roscoe
Casey
Sioux Falls College
Gus" Heffernan
Potter County nominating petitions filed in Gettysburg
Early filings for the spring Republican nominating petitions in Potter County include Nick J. Moyer for commissioner in the second district and D J Schrank in the fourth district Ethel Hartman the county superintendent seeks re election Harriet Da Rou chey and C F O Bri an for county treasurer Frank Heehan for sheriff John Pits for assessor and Earl Gifford for coroner all of Gettysburg Democrats nominate Harry Patton for assessor and Peter J Gaden for treasurer Several petitions remain in circulation for both parties
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Nick J. Moyer
Haven
D. J. Schrank
Ethel Hartman
Harriett da Rouchey
C. F. O'Brian
Frank Heehan
John Pits
Earl Gifford
Harry Patton
Lebanon
Peter J. Gaden
Wet snow blankets Turton area with five inch depth
Wet snow fell across Turton Friday reaching about five inches in depth. Slow melting on Saturday allowed the moisture to soak into the soil with minimal runoff.
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Turton Turton
Trian
Seed loan mixup prompts appeal to senator
In Pierre on March 18 Governor Berry wired Senator Bulow in Washington to resolve a conflict between the Farm Credit Administration and Rural Resettlement Agency over seed loan handling. The Resettlement Administration with about 26,000 rural clients had planned to distribute seed loans, but was told this could not be done. Berry’s wife urged fast action to prevent delays in seed money for farmers.
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Pierre
Berry
Senator Bulow
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Resettlement Administration
A. M. Eberle
Bulow
Two Plead Guilty In Federal Court
In Sioux Falls on March 16 two Yankton men Jay Nelson and Guy B Kendall pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the internal revenue liquor stamping acts as the spring term opened with 75 cases facing the grand jury. Foreman Charles H Foles of Fort Pierre led the panel while United States Attorney George Philip presented cases. U S deputy marshal Thomas Slattery brought three prisoners: Lloyd M Andrist of Sturgis charged with embezzlement Ben Buckman of the Fine Ridge Reservation charged with larceny and Henry W Christopherson of Minneap charged with theft from the Veterans Hospital in Hot Springs.
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Sioux Falls
Jay. Nelson
Guy. B. Kendall
Yankton
Charles H.foles
Ft. Pierre
George Philip
United States
Thomas Slattery
U. S
Lloyd MM. Andrist
Sturgis
Ben Buckman
Fine Ridge Reservation
Henry W. Christopherson
Minneap
Veteran's Hospital
Hot Springs
Secondary Schools To Give Diplomas In State College
State College will graduate 56 students on March 26 as the winter term ends. Thirty-three in the four year School of Agriculture and 23 in the three month creamery course. The night trade school with 23 enrollments will run to April 10 to makeup lost time during coal shortages. Enrollment rose to 213 in Agriculture, up 23 from last year, with a high of 219 in 1930-31. Twelve students received federal youth aid this year. The Aggie dining hall served 20 meals for 250 dollars and is replaced by new equipment. Commencement speaker will be Prof. Harold M. Jordan, Watertown, class of 1826, with Rev. L. A. Johnson, De Smet, state Senator, delivering the baccalaureate sermon on March 22.
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Brookisgs
Moreasc
State College
School of Agriculture
Youth Administration
Aggiy
Pratt
Harold.m. Jordan
Watertown
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
Kingsbury County
Injuries Fatal to Construction Worker in Auto Crash
In Wagner South Dakota on Sunday night Pete Huber of York Nebraska a construction firm employee died Monday afternoon in Wagner hospital following a two mile east of Danty crash. Dan Dillon his wife a companion also injured said the accident occurred when the two men diverted a ditch to avoid hitting another machine. Funeral arrangements for the deceased were planned.
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Wagner
Pete Huber
York
Neb
Employe
Danty
Wagner Hospital
Dan Dillon
Huber
Vie
Body to be transported to York for funeral plans
Relatives from York plan to move the body to York for funeral rites. Mr Huber is survived by his father three brothers and two sisters all of York.
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Tim
York
Wasnas
Mr. Huber
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