Ray Casaday Stays On in Oklahoma Dust Bowl
A 150 mile survey of Oklahoma Panhandle dust bowls depicts Ray Casaday and family surviving four years of drought and dust. Mrs Casaday recounts hunger, WPA aid, and hopes for one good crop while neighbors endure ruined wheat fields, rising grain prices, and continued hardship as many leave the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Casaday
Oklahoma Dust Bow
GU ¥Yson
Oka
Morcith
Ray Cassaday
Turpin
Oklahoma Panhandle
Casaday
Title House
Beth
Cassday
Bessie
Roscoe
Harold
Art Tulia
Jesse
Vida
Mae
Casad
Casday
AAA
Min Casaday
Julia
Baca County
Colo
R. Ro Rutherford
Colorado
Kmd
Rutherford
J. C Hamney
Loxan
N. M
Érouth
Wisconsin Glacier compared with Giant Road glacier history
Vermillion March 2. W H Over of the University of South Dakota museum explains the Wisconsin glacier’s impact on the Great Plains. The ice moved south over Missouri River land, leveling hills, scouring valleys, and destroying life before seeds and grasses reestablished herds of buffalo and other wildlife. Spirit Mound near Vermilion marks the region’s least-glaciated spot, showing the glacier’s edge and remaining drifts above undisturbed bedrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Sreder
Wisconsin
South Dakota
W. H. Over
University ofSouth
Missouri River
Merly
James River
Wing
Spirit Mound
Flood relief drive and political wrangling ripple through Washington
President Roosevelt urged continued flood relief efforts as a nationwide Red Cross drive seeks funds while he delays a southern fishing trip to inspect flood damaged Potomac areas. A Senate committee heard J A Arnold claim that American Taxpayers League received support from Mellon and Du Ponts, with Morgan showing interest. The communications commission urged a Justice Department probe into gambling use of AT and T facilities. The House passed a Senate approved bill exempting RC securities from taxes as Roosevelt planned talks with General Hagood during travel south. Senator Bilbo fights a Fifth Circuit appointment for five hours before approval.
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Associated Press
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
Medsa
Potomac
Senate
J. A. Arnold
American Taxpayers League
Andrew W. Mellon
du Ponts
J. P. Morgan
Injuries Fatal To Mission Priest In Alliance
Father Patrick B. O'Connell M1 a Catholic brother of the Holy Rosary Mission in Pine Ridge South Dakota died in Alliance Nebraska hospital from injuries suffered at the mission last Tuesday He arose at 5 p m to attend the lights for an early service his sweater caught in a dynamo flywheel and his body was drawn into the motor causing a broken right arm 91 broken ribs severe bruises and friction burns
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Mission
Alliance
Neb
Patrick B. O'Connell
Holy Rosary Mission
Pine Ridge
Dee
O'Conell
Revere
Sud
Birth of a daughter and local visits noted
Neighborhood News reports the birth of a daughter on March 16 at the Rawstern home and lists visitors including Mr and Mrs Glenn Wright, Mr and Mrs E B Du Bois, Dr J W Platt, and Ruth Moran. It notes a farm sale, relocation plans for the Phillips family, and Hans Jensen returning from Chicago after a relative's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Rawstern
Hitcheneck
Lenny Crosby
Orient
E. BE. Dubois
Margaret Dubois
Hitchcock
Very
Ruth Moran
Aberdeen
Kathryn Gore
Philips
Dicinity
Philling
Jeff
Vigzs
Cal
Phillips
Phillipe Hans Jensen
Chicago
Esmond Esmond
Famond
Henry Loven
Merle Hoeye
Shelterbelt crews expand planting across four states
Lincoln Nebraska March 2 Shelterbelt officials announced 41 crews have planted about 118 miles of shelterbelt trees in Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with more work planned. Two Nebraska crews have planted three miles while crews in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas have completed 17 88 and 82 miles respectively. By early April the Texas Oklahoma and Kansas Nebraska work targets are 1936 planting miles with completion expected by June 1 in the Dakotas and by mid May in the central states. 1500 planting trophies have been pledged by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Oqklahorog
Texine
Oklahoma
Rewa
Texas
Texax
North
South Dakota
Convention Invited to Rapid City for 1939 Meeting
Governor Berry and Secretary Russell announced the National Association of Secretaries and Commissioners of Agriculture would hold its 1939 annual meeting in Rapid City. The exact date is pending with early September suggested. Kansas City and Memphis have also requested hosting duties.
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R C
Pierre
Berry
Agnculture
AL Russell
National Association of Secretariary and Commissioners of Agriculture
Rapid
Willmar Judge Sentences Son for Careless Driving
Vernon Forsberg faced a 90 day jail term after pleading guilty to careless driving. The judge imposed the sentence but suspended it on the condition that he abstain from intoxicating liquor or beer for one year as a form of parental instruction from Tudge O. Forsberg.
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Willmar
Minn
Vernon Forsberg
Tudge O. Forsberg
Tudge Forsberg
Retired Steel Executive George Crawford Dies at 68
George Gordon Crawford, 68, longtime steel industry leader and former president of Yen nese Coal, Tron hd Railroad, and S. Steels Southern unit, died in Birmingham after succeeding Judge Eb ert H. Gary as president of Jones A. Laughlin Steel Corp. His salary was reported at 300000 dollars annually.
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Birmingham
Aln
George Gordon Crawford
Yennese Coal
Tron Hd Railroad Company
Y S. Steels
Southern Subst Aiaty
Ebert HW. Gary
Crawford
Jones A. Laughlin Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
St Patrick's Dinner in Manchester News
Mr and Mrs G B Barnes hosted a St Patrick's Day dinner Tuesday in Manchester with a green shamrock theme. Guests included out of town pairs from De Smet Jroquoi Bancroft and Bancroft. An evening of bridge followed the meal.
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ST. Patrick's
Manchester
Barnes
St. ‘Patrick's Day
Wmble
Jencks
de Smet
Bang
Jroquoi
Fred Gel
Hitchcock Society Hosts Double Six Bridge Club
Three bridge tables played with Glen Shaw and Mrs D E Phillipe winning top scores. Also, Methodist Ladies Aid first division presented a church program featuring a mixed show with a male quartet and readings. Rev A J Hoyar offered prayers. refreshments by Mrs E B Gatzke and others. NEW ARRIVALS AT ESMOND
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
A. J. Hoyar
Tulare
E .B. Gatzke
Floyd Paul
Hugo Meyer
Huron joins safety contest to cut auto accident tolls
City officials in Huron announce entry in a National Safety Council program aimed at reducing traffic deaths by 35 percent by 1941. Chief J S Nelson leads the local committee as schools, patrols, and public education campaigns promote stricter traffic law observance and child safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Daw L Sears
Huron
J. S. Nelson
America
National Safety Sound
Holding Company Affiliate Report for First Bank Stock Corp
This report, filed under Section S211 of U S Revised Statutes, covers First Bank Stock Corporation Minneapolis affiliated with First National Bank in Buron Huron South Dakota Charter 13466 Federal Reserve District No 2. It discloses business as owning or controlling directly or indirectly capital stock of banks and other corporations, with affiliation by common ownership or control. The degree of control is 96 percent. Financial relation shows stock owned by the bank at 20246291. No other information disclosed. Signed by YL B Hogue Assistant Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcordance
U. S
National Bank
First Bank Stock Corporation
B. Hogue
First Brewe
Nk Stock Corporation
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
District Court notice for the District of South Dakota Southern Division announces the bankruptcy of David Tscheboerwig case 3755 SD. Creditors are invited to attend the first meeting March 17 1836 at Security Bank Building Sioux Falls to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other matters before the referee F G Honegger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
David & Tagheries
Nce
Carpenter
P. Q
Beadle
David
Tscheboerwig
Athae
F. G. Honegger
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Beadle County
Default on a 1925 chattel mortgage to A M Urquhart for Keith Eide prompts sale of Ford Truck and equipment in Huron South Dakota. Auction to be held March 30 1936 at 1 pm to satisfy debt of 185 42 plus costs. Dated March 1 1936 at Huron South Dakota and issued by M D Urquhart mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Eide
A.M. Urquhach
Huron
South Dakota
A. M. Urenhart
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Morteager
Market Road
Tansis Avenue
Stornes
Taw
Hunton
M. Urquebart
Morteace
Mortgage Debt Sale Notice in Beadle South Dakota
Sheriff Joe Reilly of Beadle County advertises a mortgage sale on April 20 3836 at the Beadle County Court House. Proceeds will cover sale costs and statutory attorney fees, with the mortgage principal and taxes due. Dated March 1938, Wallace E Purdy attorney, Des Moines and Brookings offices listed.
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Beadie
Dakota
Life Assurance Societe
Cmuteals
Don
Des Jaalenis
Joe Reilly
Beadle County
South Dakota
Wallace E. Purdy
Assots
Brookings
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NEA Service
Kia
Wiex
Ray Canday
Tex
Désipte
Wisconsin Glacier
Directoe of
University Museum
Janes River
Washington
Brocraum
The
Communications Commission
Department of Justice
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Whle
Johnson Hagood
Eighth Corps
Reliet
Senatee
Bilbo
Mississippi
Edwin BR. Holmes
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Inca
Neighborhood News
Wolsey
Astound Daibeet
Roe Aa A
Winchell
Sodey
Yaley
Eddie Goel
Radio Mars
Saranac
Radio Guide Q
HOGUE
Durand
Notary Public
Hennepin County
Nad
Comnassion
Ae Kseal
Tom H Luby
Bukrupt
Tschever
Theresa Tschetter
Mortpagats
R. B. Hill
Mortearce
Mortgaros
Central Life Assurance Society
Mutual
I Corporation
Des Moines
Towa
Fifth Principal Meridian
South Dako
Salary Loan Co
B. A. Kiser
Haron
Lowing
Pullic
Thompson
Ninth Street
LW O
Binet Frye
T. B
Durham
Allis Chatroers
Beaciey Gang
Moline Harrow
Tohn Deere
Aveey Stollomenshire
Deere
John Deere
C. A. Dalrymple
Effie Dalrymple
Ray Magness
Bank of Woisey
Harry Duster
Wilber
Iniaw
Woody
Harry E Wilkow
Wilken
Wilken Family
Beloaning
Swilkren
Toa
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