Rural Pupils Are Examined in County Clinics
Highmore May 3 Special Nurse Vera Durkin reports April clinics visited 24 rural schools with 309 pupils examined. Eye ear nose throat defects were common linked to measles and coughs. 72 bad throats 50 nose defects 32 impaired eyes 85 enlarged glands. Dental survey pending. 70 defective teeth found. Cod liver oil given for underweight and teeth. Immunization plans include diphtheria vaccination smallpox and TB testing coordinated by Mrs. Glen Waterbury.
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Highmore
Vera Durkin
Stephan Mission School
Highmore City
Matteson
Glen Waterbury
Wool Price Dip Meets Resistance
In Boston markets last week buyers faced resistance to lower wool prices despite light turnover. New clip offers to mills were below spot old clip prices, with grease prices for medium fleeces down on some lines. Combing grades from Ohio, Michigan, and Missouri were offered to mills at as low as 32 to 4 cents in grease while many old wools held steady.
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Brookingss
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Misouri
South Dakota
Territory
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Missouri River
Academy Chorus To Resume Tour Redfield May 3
The Plainview Academy chorus has completed two more tours visiting Tolstoy Leola Bowdle Java and Mobridge. Last weekend they performed in Madison Sioux Falls Viborg Mitchell and Chamberlain with a Sunday morning program on W N A X from Yankton. On Friday they head to Aberdeen for a concert and Saturday to Watertown.
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Watertown
ONeal to Speak in Brookings on Agricultural Policy
Farm Bureau national president O Neal will tour the northwest and speak at State college in Brookings on June 26 at 1 PM. The event will be broadcast on KFDY and address agricultural economics and national legislative issues.
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O’neal
Brookings Brookings
Specian
E. A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau
Brookings
C. Larsen
State College
O'Neal
Northwest
KFDY
W. Tones
Dean Larsen
Buying Power Dips for South Dakota Farm Goods
Brookings reports the buying power of South Dakota agricultural products fell from 57 in March to 56 in April per the State College extension service monthly economic review. The April level stood at 56, with 49 in April 1933 and 83 for the 1 year April average, while the state farm price level for April was 67. The living costs index was 120 for March and April, vs 10 pre war.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College Extension Service
Monthly
Newspaper Day At State College Observed In South Dakota
South Dakota publishers gather at State college May 18 for the fourth annual Newspaper day. Topics include the newspaper code editorial contest hall of fame and printing laboratories with morning discussions and an afternoon of round-table sessions. Gale Cowan Ree Heights SD elected vice president of Iowa State College sophomore class for 1934-35.
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Brookings
Newspapermen’s Hall of Fame
South Dakota
State College
AAA
A.M. Eberle
John Craig
Tripp
State Press Association
Craig
Ree Heights
Ames
Gale Cowan
S. D
Iowa State College
Abandon Dairy Control Plans By Farm Admin
BROOKINGS May 3 The Farm Administration will not pursue a dairy production control program for now citing lack of farmer support. A. M. Eberle says regional farmer conferences influenced the decision and AAA administrator Chester C. Davis notes opposition reached the country before mobilization. Limited diseased cable reduction and relief purchases with federal funds will continue, while Mille marketing agreements stay in effect for fluid milk producers.
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Chester C. Davis
AAA
Davis
National Co-operative Milk Producers Federation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
School heads meet PyERRE June meeting of superintendents
County school superintendents will gather in Rapid City on June 18 and 19 for their annual meeting. State Superintendent J D Weeks identifies federal relief in education and needed school legislation as principal topics. Beaver Creek Mining Company incorporated at Pierre with $3000 capital. Incorporators include Andrew J Johnson of Linton W C Filmore of Spearfish and Frank E Jaresh of Omaha.
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Pyerre
Rapid City
J. D. Weeks
Weeks
Pierre
Beaver Creek Mining Company
Linton
Andrew J. Johnson
W. C. Fillmore
Spearfish
Frank E. Jaresh
Omaha
Neb
iSeek To Recover Tax On Gasoline in Roberts county
State Treasurer Frank Siewert files civil suits against Nick Brandenberger and Alex Pohl of White Rock to recoup 7216 dollars in tax penalty and interest and 144.01 dollars respectively for importing motor fuel over 25 gallons, classed as dealers. Trial set for June circuit term. first test of this tax phase with Math Brandenberger pending.
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Pierre
May
Frank Siewert
Roberts County
Nick Brandenberger
Alex Pohl
White Rock
Brandenberger
Pohl
Math Brandenberger
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Joe Adrian
Fire safety call for relief projects in South Dakota
South Dakota relief officials warned to tighten fire precautions on relief projects including many school painting and repair jobs. Guy J. Johnson, chief engineer, issued a bulletin detailing fire prevention methods for county relief directors to follow.
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Sounds
Pierre
South Dakota
Guy J. Johnson
State Relief Administration
Johnson
Awards at State College for Smith Hughes Contest Winners
At State College Friday and Saturday May 3 and 5 a special shield presented by President C W Pugsley and a large Alpha Zeta banner plus six silver loving cups and ribbons will crown top teams and individuals in agricultural contests including field crops poultry dairy judging milk testing meats wood shop and livestock. Winners gain eligibility for national and regional contests, with radio broadcasts to be arranged by state directors.
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Alpha Zeta
State College
Agricultural Faculty
Agricultural Society of State College
Kansas City Royal
KFDY
W. P. Beard
Nora Hasle
W. C. Tully
Poulsiery
Has Ar
Visiting contest ants to host entertainment and awards dinner
A program of entertainment and athletic events will accompany a visiting contest. Vocational students may join tours, and an hour of entertainment for both boys and girls follows the speaking contest Friday. Both college and high school students will participate, with prize announcements and awards at Saturday noon dinner.
Indian Delegates Discuss Rehabilitation Bill At Pierre
Sioux delegates from seven reservations met in Pierre May 3 7 with attorneys Ralph Case and Richard Barker of Washington to discuss the Wheeler Howard Indian rehabilitation bill. Represented reservations included Fine Ridge Rosebud Crow Creek Lower Brule Cheyenne and Standing Rock in South Dakota.
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Pierre
Ralph Case
Richard B. Barker
Washington, D.C
Fine Ridge
Rosebud
Crow Creel
Lower Brule
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
South
Indian bill conference discussed with Dakota and Santee
Conference aimed to brief Sioux delegates on a pending federal bill, with Indian officials noting the measure needs clarification and changes since Indian Commissioner Collier outlined it in Rapid City. South Dakota reservations Rosebud and Pine Ridge reportedly have not voted on the plan.
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Cma
Cutiura
Irene Andrews
Custer Sr
Chicago, Il
Potter Dras & Chemical Corp
Mallen, Mam
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
H. B. Meese
J. ‘Thompson
Ed. T. ‘Letter
John L. Kieffer
Nightingale Hosiery
Wagner
Mobilgas _SOGNY
Mobilgas
Mary
Steppin
White Eagle Oil Corporation
White Eagle
Morrison
Cameo
Darvel
Lechard Hicks
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