January Farm Income Down in West North Central
The West North Central region saw farm income in January fall two percent from a year earlier as crop income slid nine percent while a 1% rise in livestock income and reduced government payments trimmed the decline. Increased corn loans boosted crop income in Iowa and Nebraska, the sole states with gains in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
West North Central
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
West North Central States
Cab
Minness
Missouri
North Dak
Kansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
February gains in Ninth District economy despite past years
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve’s February review shows bank loans rising and farm incomes reaching their strongest February level since 1931. District construction contracts nearly double 1940 figures, residential building up a third, and public works awards at one million dollars, though below 1939 and 1938 levels. Manufacturing output for February is described as the highest for the month in recent years. In well, Harold Carr resigns from Farmers' Elevator after two years. Aloe Heber named assistant manager and gas truck driver to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Harold Carr
Farmers’ Elevator
Aloe Heber
Carr
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
A new medical discovery used by doctors claims to ease stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and also helps gas pains and indigestion. Lurin, available through Sherman & Moe and drug stores, is described as easy to take and guaranteed refundable if not satisfying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlerers
Sherman & Moe
South Dakota Story to Be Placed on NBC Farm Hour
South Dakota agriculture history and State College service to the state will be told on NBC Farm and Home Hour April 16. The program will be carried by KOA Denver and KSOO Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
NBC
State College
KOA
Denver
KSOO
Sioux Falls
State College roles highlighted in pioneer era program
KFYR Bismarck WO Amés and WDAY Farge will carry the program. Student actors portray pioneer days and agricultural development from the early twentieth century to present readjustment. The show emphasizes State College work through its experiment station extension service and statewide programs.
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KFYR
Bismarck
Amés
WDAY
Farge
State College
Bryant Masons Host District Meeting at Bryant Temple
Bryant Masonic Lodge hosted a district meeting with delegates from Huron Highmore De Smet Lake Preston Oldham Hayti Bancroft Clark Garden City and Watertown. Grand Lodge officers including Grand Master Charles Hall and Aubrey Sherwood attended. 97 members were present as ritual changes were reviewed and reports given.
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Bryant Masons
Bryant
Bryant Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Huron
Highmore
de Smet
Lake Preston
Oldham
Hayti
Bancroft, Clark
Garden City
Watertown
Charles Hall
Aubrey Sherwood
de- Smet
C. Bell
John Feasterg
C. . Smith
C. B. Buckingham
A. W. Guse
Grand Lodge
Rip Van Winkle Enjoyed By Whiteside Pupils
Whiteside School pupils in grades eight and five six study Rip Van Winkle reading the classic. They learn about main characters and author life with interest in quotations. Fifth and sixth grades read Pleasant Lands stories.
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Veniur
Eignin
Whiteside School
Pauline Kohlmeyer
Bancroft Honor Roll Lists Freshmen and Juniors
Bancroft High School announces top students for the current six weeks. Freshmen Joyce Carlton Evelyn Engelhardt Lois Schlen der lead the class alongside juniors Ruby Meyer Louise Geyer Miriam Huffman. Sophomores Allen Costello Elmer Weerts and seniors Harry Huffman Allan Rusche are honored.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Mar
Bancroft High School
Joyce Carlton
Evelyn Engelhardt
Lois Schlender
Ruby Meyer
Louise Geyer
Miriam Huffman
Allen Costello
Elmer Weerts
Harry Huffman
Allan Rusche
Potter County Youths Head to Army Camps for Training
Potter County youths depart for military camps as Charles McCamley, son of Lebanon residents, joins an armored detachment at Fort Knox Kentucky. James Archie Spicer George C Wager George J Lautner and Milo Duncan lead Potter County on the selective service list and leave for Fort Snelling Minnesota for final physical exams before permanent camp. Next on the list are Lowell Pulman Victor R Jordeth Aston F Hagny and Theodore Holzworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Gettysburg
Mar
Charles McCamley
Rupert McCamey
Lebanon
Fort Knox
Kentucky
James Archie Spicer
George C. Wager
George J. Lautner
Milo Duncan
Fort Snelling
Minn
Lst
Lowell Pulman
Victor R. Jordeth
Aston F. Hagny
Theodore Holzworth
Bridge Parties Run In Bryant Homes This Week
Mrs Ed Ward and Mrs Emery Emerson hosted a bridge luncheon at the Ward home on Monday. Prizes went to Mrs A H Morterison, Mrs Roy Shepard and Mrs Frank Sauder. A separate bridge party last Friday at the Sauder home featured five tables with hosts Mrs W B Ramann and Mrs Sauder. prize winners were Mrs C C Baumbach, Mrs William Dearborn, Mrs G Rosenow and Mrs Ray Perry.
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Bryant Bryant
Mar
Ed Ward
Emery Emerson
Ward
A. H. Morterison
Roy Shepard
Frank Sauder
Sauder
W. B. Ramann
Mra Sauder
C. C. Baumbach
William Dearborn
Mra. G. Rosenow
Ray Perry
Grass Land Rents Raised by State Board in South Dakota
The State Rural Credit Board set a minimum rental of 10 cents per acre on grass land and urged large owners to raise rates to boost land ownership and tax payments. Earlier leases ranged from six to ten cents. The move follows strong cattle and sheep prices and potential federal range payments. The board also reported an offer of 73.86 per acre for 54.3 acres of unimproved farm land east of Rapid City, part of a sale totaling 65,589 dollars for 11,252 acres with 39 offers accepted, seven rejected, and three deferred for investigation.
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Scott
Rapid City
Frankfort PTA Holds Meeting With Local Talent Program
The Frankfort PTA met at the school with 67 members present. The program featured vocal solos by Wilbur Crown and Vivian Williams, a Hislogue by Arthur Torkelson and Darrel Jones, a reading by Mrs Hein miller, a talk by Mr McNeill, and highway one pictures by Ed Shultz. Pies auctioned after the meeting raised funds to buy library books. Officers to be elected in April.
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PTA
Frankfort
Mar
Wilbur Crown
Redfield
Vivian Williams
Arthur Torkelson
Darrel Jones
Heinmiller
Mr McNeill
Tulare
New story books arrive at Whittier School
Agnes Greenan, teacher at Whittier School, received several story books from the superintendent's office for classroom reading and also obtained a history book titled Our Country that now belongs to the school. Marguerite Greshan, reporter.
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Agnes Greenan
Whittier
Marguerite Greshan
Music Contestants Selected At Miller
High school students from Miller were named to represent Miller at the music contest in Wessington Springs after a concert Monday evening. Soloists include Dorothy Winegar mezzo soprano Maxine Erb contralto Gloria Fox soprano Kenneth Lewis baritone and Carl Lorentson piano. Also on stage will be the girls glee club girls sextet mixed chorus and brass sextet with directors Mrs M J Emerson Mrs Earl Spain Miss Almira Button and Glen Shaw and accompanists Mrs Don Braden and Mrs Spain. Judges were Jonald Johnson Margaret West and Mary Crothers all instructors in Highmore schools.
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Miller Miller
Mar
Miller
Wessington Springs
Dorothy Winegar
Maxine Erb
Gloria Fox
Kenneth Lewis
Carl Lorentson
M. J. Emerson
Earl Spain
Almira Button
Glen Shaw
Don Braden
Spain
Jonald Johnson
Margaret West
Mary Crothers
Highmore
Broadland PTA Plans April Roundup At School
Broadland PTA met at the Broadland School led by President Mrs. M. E. Jeffers. A roundup report by Mrs. Ella Peck proposed Dr. Cogswell of Wolsey as physician for the April 3 or 4 event. Programs featured Agnes Bomsma piano, Eu nice Johnson reading, Shirley Bis chhoff song with Janet Walters, and Supt Sprang speech. Lunch by Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Meidema.
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Adlany
Broadland Pta
M. E. Jeffers
Ella Peck
Cogswell of
Wolsey
Meidema
Agnes Bomsma
Eunice Johnson
State Tree Bounty Will Not Conflict With AAA Payments
AAA tree planting allowances do not conflict with the state tree bounty of five dollars per acre for each year of ten acres. Assistant State Secretary of Agriculture Charles E. Weller explains AAA payments set seven dollars and fifty cents per acre for six hundred fifty trees and shrubs per acre, with five hundred per acre in special cases. The law requires trees to be grown successfully and practices to meet good planting standards. The department must obtain free seedlings of tested varieties and distribute them at cost for farm plantings. order blanks are available from county extension agents and auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarangs
Mar
Charles E. Weller
AAA
State Department of Agriculture
Tulare Seniors To Present Play Friday
The Tulare High School senior class will stage the play Oh My Stars Friday evening. Director Miss Iona Schlecht leads the cast including Eugene Avery Mary Brachvagel Harold Tott Curtis Benning Ray Beth Meyers William Radcliffe Juanita Brown Emilie Willett Mildred Schmidt Doris Holm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
War.s
Tulare High School
Tars
Iona Schlecht
Eugene Avery
Mary Brachvagel
Harold Tott
Curtis Benning
Ray Beth Meyers
William Radcliffe
Juanita Brown
Emilie Willett
Mildred Schmidt
Doris Holm
Congregational Pastor Resigns in Erwin Area
The Rev. Glenn Van Vacter resigns as pastor at Erwin and Bryant after two years. He will leave May 1 to move to Newell, ending his tenure on that date.
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ERWIN
Secial
Glenn van Vacter
Erwin and
Bryant
Newell
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