Farmers Union Officers Endorse Domestic Allotment Plan
Washington May 10. National Farmers Union officers urge domestic allotment for key crops including wheat flax cotton rye barley rice and dairy with potential extension to tobacco and corn. They call for a market driven price near cost or parity, 10 year production baselines, income certificates, and democratic farmer administration while opposing the cost of production bill as too centralized and burdensome.
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Washington
National Farmers’ Union
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Department of Agriculture
John Vesec
Secretary of Agriculture
Ople
Watertown Girl Wins Sigma Lambda Sigma Scholarship
Brookings Mary Jeanne Noonan of Watertown wins the Sigma Lambda Sigma scholarship for the top freshman woman student at State College Brookings. Miss Noonan, enrolled in pharmacy, is within four hundredths of a point of a straight A average for her current schoolwork, and was introduced with the nine next-highest ranked freshmen at the all college assembly on Jackrabbit Roundup Day last Tuesday.
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Brookings
Mary Jeanne Noonan
Watertown
Sigma Lambda Sigma
State College
Miss Noonan
Harmacy
Start Oil Drillings Soon In Camp Crook Structure
Pooling agreements covering 25 880 acres in the Camp Crook oil structure Harding County were announced by Commissioner Earl N Hammerquist. The deal with M D Miller of Baker Montana and Lloyd Kennedy of Moline Illinois creates four drilling units on state and private lands with an one eighth royalty. The plan aims to limit the number of offshore wells and to test all producing horizons this summer starting south of Camp Crook. Also in Tulare Milton Boyd and wife visited their relatives Mr and Mrs Charles Meyers in Aberdeen.
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Miller
Kennedy
Pierre
Camp Crook
RUNPAY VISITORS JOIN LOWERY AND GOEHRING FAMILY
RUNPAY VISITORS and Mrs. M. Goehring of Lowery and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heiser and family of Chelsea spent Sunday at the home of Oscar and Lily Goehring here.
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Runpay
Tulare
M. Goehring
Lowery
Albert Heiser
Iamily
Chelsea
Oscar
Lily Goehring
Doland DES Members Visit Clark Chapter
Doland DES members from the local chapter visited Clark Chapter last week. The hostess Mary conferred degrees and the event included the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Maltby, former Deland residents, marked in a service followed by lunch.
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Doland
Harald Kling
Eastern Star
Clark
George Maltby
Deland
Extension Club Social at Galbreath Farm May Meeting
Mrs Ora Galbreath hosted the Extension Club at her country farm last week. Mrs Oliver Abbie Sr demonstrated several projects and Mrs Jason Armstrong led bees and contests during the social hour, concluding with a lunch. Visitors included Mesdames Labrie Archie Steller Dad Lester Wales.
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Kee
Dora Galbreath
Oland Clus
Doland
Ora Galbreath
Oliver Abrie
Jason Armstrong
Tiver Labrie, Jr
Archie ’ Steller
Lester Wales
Twin Daughters Born at Miler Hospital
Mr and Mrs Mike Joyes welcomed twin daughters Saturday at the Miler hospital in Burdette. The family announced the healthy arrival and shared the parents’ joy.
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Burdette
Mike Joyes
Seven Plead Guilty In Federal Court May Term Opens
Seven pleas of guilty were entered before Judge A Lee Wyman as the May term of U S district court opened in Pierre Two were sentenced immediately and five await further sentencing The defendants include John Downs Crow Creek Agency and James Mousseau Pine Ridge Agency who admitted possessing liquor on a reservation and were placed on probation for six months Others slated for later sentencing include Albert Oscar Grosz Ree Heights for postal and forgery violations Wil son Eagle Horse Lower Brule for assault Axel Hofstrom Cheyenne Agency for liquor possession Ralph Quilt Crow Creek for legal sale of a horse owned by the Indian department and Don Eugene Price returned from McNeil Island prison to face a charge for transporting a stolen motor vehicle from Prevest Utah to Spearfish
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Pierre
A. Lee Wyman
U. S. District Court
John Downs
Crow Creek
James Mousseau
Pine Ridge
Albert Oscar Grosz
Ree Heights
Wilson Eagle Horse
Lower Brule
Axel Hofstrom
Cheyenne
Ralph Quilt
Indian Department
Don Eugene Price
South Dakota
McNeil Island
Prevest
Utah
Spearfish
Jack Mills Band To Play At Huron Wednesday Dance
The Huron dance pavilion announced Jack Mills and his orchestra will perform for the midweek dance Wednesday night. Mills has played at Huron for eight seasons, drawing large crowds, with expectations of one of the season's biggest turnouts. The pavilion sits two miles east of Huron on federal highway. Within a 20 mile radius of St Pauls Cathedral London, 171 wild bird types have been observed.
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Huron
Jack Mills
Federal Highway
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Sioux Falls mayor sacks park board member under protest
Sioux Falls mayor John Tucker moved to dismiss Mrs. George J. Danforth from the park board after a clash with City Commissioner Joseph S. Nelson and Commissioner Bert T. Yeager. Nelson voted with the mayor on the motions to vacate Danforth’s office and appoint Mrs. Winona Axtell Lyon, while saying his vote was under protest.
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Sioux “Falls
Sioux Falls
John TucKer
Joseph S. Nelson
Park Board
George J. Danforth
Nelson
McKee
Bert T. Yeager
Danforth
Winona Axtell Lyon
Mexican Theme Used For Party
Highmore High School juniors hosted the graduating class of 1939 at a Saturday ban-quet and prom held in St. Mary's Church hall and the high school gym. The Mexican theme appeared in bright window decorations, cacti centerpieces, and colorful favors. the Altar Society served a four course dinner. Toasts were delivered by Ray McTague, Lea Garrigan, Marjorie Hamlin, Ben McAfee, Harry O’Brien, Betty Jordan, and Supt. Harkness, followed by a prom with Columbians music led by Nat Erlandson, in sea green decor and comfortable seating.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
Eleanore Marso
Ray McTague
Lea Garrigan
Marjorie Hamlin
Ben McAfee
Harry O’brien
Betty Jordan
Supt. Harkness
Nat Erlandson
Highmore High School Graduation Grand March Leaders
Graduates from Highmore High School celebrated in 1938 with a grand march led by Marjorie Hamlin and Leo Garrigan.
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Highmore High School
Marjorie Hamlin
Leo Garrigan
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Richard
Aberdeen
Charles Meyers
Doland Des
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Gore
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