Corm Hog Chief Promises Speed Up Contracts
Washington May 16 Claude Wickard head of the farm administration corn-hog program promised 400 farmers every effort would expedite contract preparation for signers A B Kimberley and J Conrad from the corn belt told Wickard delays threaten reoperators in the adjustment program A meeting of corn-hog officials answered farmers questions on technical program aspects Delays in returning listing sheets to county allotment committees were cited and Wickard pledged faster action including an extra man from Washington and a Kansas City meeting to direct field staff to possible shortcuts He defended liberal yet uniform policy while aiming to admit non-base producers under review and discussed drought related acreage allowances and wind erosion concerns for districts like Tripp County South Dakota and other regions.
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Washington
Claude Wickard
Farm Administration
Beation
A. B. Kimberley
J. Conrad
Wickard
Nebraska
South Ca
Akota
Texas
AAA
Mickard
Daly
Iowa
Kansas City
South Dakota
Tripp
Farm Q and A Box Reflects Rural Advice Mix
A rural advisory segment answers readers on hog base rules for new producers, tree care after damage, strawberry transplant timing, conifer seed gathering from cones, and lawn grass choices. It covers bidding issues for landlords with open farms and notes on drought resistant grasses and standard mixtures.
Corn acreage limits in 1935 contract terms explained
The agreement states that total corn acreage on all non-contracted land owned or controlled by a contract signer shall not exceed the aggregate average planted in 1932-33. Land units rented in 1935 for cash or for the commodity payment are excluded from the 1932-33 base and from determining non-contracted farm acreage, with details on inclusion in 1935 calculations.
Change Of Venue Denied In Chiropractors Case
Judge Alva Taylor denied a change of venue for a suit filed by W. A. Johns seeking 22060 50 from the South Dakota Chiropractors association for unpaid salary as a lobbyist. The association sought Sioux Falls as its HQ, but Taylor ruled the corporation’s principal place of business in its articles of incorporation determines its citizenship for venue.
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Alva
Taylor
Association
Huron
Red Cross Home Service Conference Discusses Veterans Legislation Changes
Henry P. Manning of Sioux Falls and Lincoln spoke at a five county Red Cross home service workers conference. Manning explained how new veteran legislation affects status and claims processes. About 750 attendees included Dunn, Fedt, Tarbell, Runnings, Twansley, Markey, Tommey, and others. Norah Hogan and G Wesselius organized the event.
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Home Service
Red Cross
Henry P. Manning
Sioux Falls
Lincoln
Nebhern
Home Service Worlkers
Manning
American Red Cross
South Dakota
Nebraska
L. Dunn
Henry Fedt
Hamlin County
Wright Tarbell
Codington
J. M. Runnings
Spink
R. EB
Twansley
Aurora
H. W. Markey
Beadle
Leo A. Tommey
William jReaves
American Legion
Norah Hogan
Western Railroads Make Safety Record
In Chicago on May 16, H G Taylor, chairman of the Western Association of Railway executives, cited Western railroads carrying 77,362,000 passengers over 5.59 billion passenger miles with only four passenger deaths, claiming rail travel is the world’s safest transport. He contrasted with 33,000 home accident deaths per year and noted a 25 year campaign to reduce accidents.
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Western Railroads
Chicago
United States
Western
H.G. Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Jayior
National Safety Council
Western Railroad
Lane Consolidated School Holds Eighth Grade and High School Graduation
May 16 Lane consolidated school honors a family with seven graduates from Lane high school. Albert Gotlieb Laken graduates high school while Normal Laken earns the eighth grade diploma. Arno completes a law course at the University of South Dakota and Leonardia earns a doctoral degree at the University of Minnesota. Alport and Leonard receive honors and scholarships guiding their studies. A daughter teaches in Sisseton and another is a rural teacher near Lane. The eldest son teaches in North Dakota.
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LANE
Lane Consolidated School
Gotlieb Laken
Albert
Lane High School
Normal
Wil
Arno
University of South Dakota
Leonardia
University of Minnesota
Alport
Leonard
Eastern Normal
Madison
Sisseton
North Dakota
Bulow advocates expanding grain loan program to other crops
Senator Bulow of South Dakota told a farmers delegation in Washington that the corn loan policy should extend to wheat and other crops. He argued for a balanced agricultural support system, noting past bankruptcies during bumper crops and predicting pending AAA amendments will pass. Also speaking were Representatives Hildebrandt Werner and postmaster general aide W. W. Howes as farmer members urged united South Dakota backing.
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Bulow
Washington
South Dakota
South Daakota
Buelow
Congress
Hildebrandt and
Werner
W. W. Howes
South
Board To Discuss Co And N W Interest
New York May 16 Directors of the Chicago and North Western Railway will discuss payment of deferred interest on convertible 4 12 percent bonds at the June meeting. The board met yesterday with routine items on the agenda after an April 17 divestors meeting. A May 1 interest was deferred under a 60 day grace period. Frankfort May 16 A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Randall at their home northeast of town on Sunday May 32.
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New York
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
Frankfort
James Randall
Pupils Enjoy River Picnic In Frankfort
Miss Elsie Young led her intermediate grade pupils at a river picnic supper Monday evening after school. The outing featured a relaxed gathering with the students in the Frankfort area.
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Ficnic
Frankfort
Elsie Young
Lang Announces Full Time City School Music Supervisor Next Year
Supt A J Lang announced staffing changes effective next fall in the city schools. Helen Buchanan will be hired as full time City Music Supervisor, first since 1932 when the position was eliminated. John Keller becomes junior high teacher and coach, Henry Hottman of Faulkton will replace him at Jefferson, Marguerite Davis joins the junior high, and Marjorie Frybarger moves from Fox Ridge to Washington School. Washington district requests a kindergarten at the Washington school, deferred to June for a report on eligible children.
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Supt
A.J. Lang
Helen Buchanan
John Keller
Jefferson School
Miss Buchanan
Keller
Henry Hottman
Faulkton
Huron College
Marguerite Davis
Washington
Marjorie Frybarger
Huron
Washington School
English language church services at Presbyterian church
Special report notes Sunday morning services at 10 o clock with an English sermon by Rev Mr Zimmerman of Dubuque Indiana. Sunday school follows at 11 o clock.
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Presbyterian Church
Mr. Zimmerman
Dubuque, In
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