Farmers Work To Curb Weeds
BROOKINGS, Mar 27. Farmers in South Dakota counties team with county extension agents to organize weed control efforts. County agents report meetings planned or held across multiple counties, with weed committees in Bon Homme and Miner counties, plans for cost weed killer access, seed testing, and upcoming meetings to discuss control methods and displays for farmers.
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Brookings
South Dakota
W. D. Basart
Bon Homme County
Miner County
Miner
McCook
Canova
State College
Pleasant Township
Lincoln County
Clay County
Tjaden to Deliver Commencement Address at USD High School
Vermillion March 7 University of South Dakota German professor J C Tjaden has been chosen to speak at the June 2 commencement. The principal H S Morgan notes the class will be the largest to graduate, with sixteen seniors including fifteen girls.
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Tjaden
Vermillion
University High School
J. C. Tjaden
University of South Dakota
H. S. Morgan
Lincoln County 4-H Drops Dakota Farmer Trophy Bid
Lincoln county 4-H club leaders decided to skip the Dakota Farmer trophy competition at the state fair to encourage new counties to compete. L. C. Sayre, county agent, says Lincoln clubs will still exhibit and plan a larger overall display at the fair this year.
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Canton
Mar
Lincoln County
L. C. Sayre
Sayre
Rules Treasurers May Give Receipts
Pierre March 27 county treasurers may issue receipts for ordinary real property taxes before prior special assessments or deferred drainage installments have been paid in Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe's opinion to Mingehaha county's state’s attorney G. Norton Jameson. The opinion suggests a notation on the receipt to preserve the lien on all personal taxes when paying real estate taxes alone.
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Pierre
Attoney
M. Q. Sharpe
G. Norton Jameson
Mingehaha
Dream Girl drama to be staged in Wessington and Mier
Wessington and Mier will present The Dream Girl a drama of harman wi him around April 15 and 16 with a cast from both towns rehearsals are ongoing. In a separate note the first and second grade pupils of the Wessington school will stage an operetix at the community hall on Wednesday April with Miss Sedy Binghorn and Miss Sauer directing.
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Wessington
Miller
Harman Wi Him
Mier
Bretta Wessington
Wessington School
Sedy Binghorn
Miss Sauer
Leasing Of Lands In Potter County Draws Big Crowds
Gettysburg March 27 crowds packed the Potter County courthouse for a school land lease sale. Of 5 348.71 acres offered, 29 799.92 acres were leased for hay and grazing generating 4 315.67 in revenue. Grazing bids topped at 1.00 per acre, with several parcels selling at appraisal price and five year leases all settled on sale day. Cash payments dominated with few checks, per county treasurer remarks.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Feeding wheat proves most profitable for farmer
Watertown reports farmer W. G. Putnam of Codington county found feeding wheat to cattle yielded 13 cents more per bushel than selling at the elevator. He says the highest price he could have received was 7 cents per bushel, but after buying cattle and feeding them, selling the cattle returned 10 cents per bushel for his wheat.
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Watertown
Mar
W. G. Putnam
Codington County
Fulnam
Finish Wheat Sowing 78 In Wessington Vicinity
In Wessington area several farmers have completed wheat sowing and are preparing land for other crops. Recent snowfall and rain brought welcome moisture, with abundant moisture needed this season.
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Wessington
Zoning Ordinance Enforcement Decision at Mitchell Meeting
Mitchell city council agreed to strictly enforce the zoning law. Builders must file a miniature plot with the city engineer who will stake out the site before a permit is issued. The city attorney and engineer may halt construction during disputes. Mayor Fredericks said Mitchell aims to encourage compliant building.
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Mitchell
George Fredericks
Opening of Kampeska Hatchery Under Way
WATERTOWN March 27 Preliminary work toward opening the Leke Kampeska hatchery has begun under Robert L Ripple of Rapid City superintendent of fisheries for the South Dakota game and fish commission. A new pumping plant and well have been installed to assure more water. A diesel engine area is planned for emergencies such as last year when storms interrupted power. Ripple said workers would stay until hatching is completed.
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Kampeska Hatchery
Watertown
Leke Kampeska Hatchery
Robert L. Ripple
Rapid City
South Dakota Game and Msh Commission
Ripple
Lawrence Sheriff Receives Identification Certificate
Lawrence county sheriff Arthur Helmer has been awarded a certificate of membership in the International Association for Identification after passing the examination in Sioux Falls. The organization aids in identifying criminals and suspects for law enforcement, with activity in the United States and Canada.
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Lawrence
Original Docket of Salmon P. Chase at South Dakota Library
A manuscript volume titled Original Docket of Salmon P. Chase, private court record from December 1872 to April 1873, with Chase handwriting notes, is presented to the University of South Dakota School of Law Library by A. L. Keith. The volume, dating to 1873, likely contains some of Chase’s last writings before his death.
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Vermillion
Mar
United States Supreme Court
School of Law
University of South Dakota
Salmon FP. Chase
A. L. Keith
Keith
Chase
Justice Chase
Frofessor Keith
Hhe
Nuremburg
General Smallwood
Hold Scholarship Contest At Dakota Wesleyan University
The second annual music scholarship contest at Dakota Wesleyan University chapel on Saturday April 25 offers two prizes per department in pipe organ piano violin tenor voice baritone soprano and contralto. First prize worth 100 dollars second prize 50 dollars will be credited toward the 1931 32 tuition. Entrants must be college eligible for fall term 1931 aged 15 to 24. No disqualifications for character. selections must be memorized eight minutes max. Participants may enter multiple divisions.
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D.W.U
Matchell
Mar
Dakota Wesleyan University
School of Music
Canton Plans New Tourist Cabins For Park
Canton will add five single and one double tourist cabin at the Canton tourist park to relieve cabin shortages from last year. A. N. Bransdad, secretary of the Canton chamber of commerce, announced the project after studying Black Hills cabin designs. The plan follows a heavy tourist season that forced travelers to Sioux Falls. The writing notes a special design created locally by the chamber secretary.
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Canton
Mar
A. N. Brapdad
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Sioux Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Black Hills
Anniversary Fete Marks Early Blairstown Settlement
In Miller area the 1860s settlers began in St Lawrence then moved west to the new town two and a half miles away. J D Miller runs Farmers elevator while Henry Miller and four sons have died. Surviving first settlers plan an anniversary celebration with later arrivals from Blairstown Audubon and surrounding towns joining in 1882. The railroad reached Pierre via Huron in 1880 and Siding Three housed a depot before the newer town grew.
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iMiller
Juma
Blairstown
Iowa
Audubon
Lowa
Miller
Huron
Pierre
St. Lawrence
J. D. Miller
Henry Miller
First Junior Club Formed At Henry Benry
Twelve charter members signed up this week for the junior farm management club in South Dekars. D. E. Cass of Water town aided in organizing. Officers elected were Lawrence Ganfield president Loren Biegler vice president and Frank Knadle secretary treasurer. The club aims to exchange experiences and receive instruction on farming systems. Ted Thorfinson the extension farm management demonstrator at State College Brookings spoke on keeping farm accounts and inventories.
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Henry Benry
Mar
South Dekars
D. E. Cass
Watertown
Lawrence Ganfield
Loren Biegler
Frank Knadle
Ted Thorfinson
State College, Brookings
Clarence Coop Named Buttermaker at Wessington Creamery
Clarence Coop has taken the position as a buttermaker at the Wessington creamery in Wessington. He previously worked as an independent cream buyer in the city. A. E. Sorenson, former manager and butter maker, has moved to Clark.
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Clarence Coop
Wessington
Mar
Mr. Coop
A. E. Sorenson
Clark
Honey Shipment to France from Belle Fourche
A shipment of 53,000 pounds of honey from the Belle Fourche area left Fruitdale this week for France. The batch was produced locally. A larger consignment of Belle Fourche goods including honey flour and barley was sent to drought stricken regions of the United States recently.
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Black Hills
France
Belle Fourche
Fruitdale
Bellé Fourche
United States
Regents Conference Sets Agenda After Legislative Cuts
Educators of the state gathered with the state board of regents and seven college presidents for a 10 a.m. start, continuing through tomorrow. They confront a $243,000 biennial cut and must decide which activities to curtail. A central issue is the future of state normal schools at Madison, Springfield and Spearfish despite authorization to continue present four year courses.
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Educators of State
Sea
State Board of Regents
State Normal
Madison
Springfield
Spearfish
Dr Doran Emphasizes Non Surgical Internal Medicine Practices
Dr. Doran focuses on the science of internal medicine and dietetics, seeking to reduce surgery. He claims success across stomach ulcers, gland disorders, liver and bowel diseases, gall bladder issues, hemorrhoids, and metabolic disturbances. Treatments are personalized in his private lab with dietary guidance and a nominal fee. married women must be accompanied. Address: 332-336 Boston Block Minneapolis MN.
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Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Regents weigh salary cuts and revenue options at Eastern Normal
The board reviews two year funding limits and a 1 percent salary cut across five state institutions including the University of South Dakota, State College, School of Mines and Northern. They debate whether to cut instructors or raise tuition. A successor to President Dr C Hie, who resigned, is sought with several applications received.
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University of South Dakota
State College
School of Mines
Northernno
3. C. Highie
Eastern Normal
Board of Regents
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