Wheat Farmers Debate Referendum On Production Control
Brookings reported wheat farmers on May 3 vote on continuing production control after 1935. Statements from P Newman Hects and H Lueckman urged support, citing benefits, cost of production, and insurance. Walter Pasco contrasted producer and industrial control, while Perry and Johnson praised AAA and self-sufficiency under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
P. Newman
Hects
Northwest
H. Lueckman
Wetonka
Walter Pasco
Lawrence County
Stritar
Co. Vni
Perry
Reading Day County
A. L. Johnson
Groton
United States Treasury
The
Farm Bureau
Grangers
Farm Union
Minuum Takes Post With Erosion Work
Min ium resigns from State College as instructor in agricultural engineering to join the Soil Erosion Service. He will begin the new role May 31 with a salary over $1000 higher. Since 1931 he aided Professor Ralph L. Patty in instruction and research and contributed to department projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minium
Brookings
Lee W. Minium
Department of Agricultural Engineering
State College
Soil Erosion Service
Ralph L. Patty
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers List
Hyde County real estate transfers recorded by Erastus Corel include the Hyde County Auditorium Association transferring land to the Highmore fire department with a 40 foot strip in Parker's Town. various deeds involve W R Pilkington to Gladys Wright, Agnes M Caldwell to Gladys Wright, Sheriff of Hyde County to State of South Dakota, Frank Engelbrecht to Emma M Mews, H C Ray to Otto Rockrohr, Parker's First Ad a to Highmore, and Emily C Brayton. Also mentions Justina Schneider and others to Erma Berreth with SwW deed nomenclature.
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Hyde County
Erastus Corel
Highmore
Hyde County Auditorium Association
Parker
Fighmore
W. R. Pilkington
Gladys Wright
Agnes M. Caldwell
State of
South Dakota
Wih
Frank Engelbrecht
Emma M
Farewell Party For Mrs Zumwalt Held At Home
A farewell gathering was held for Mrs W A Zumwalt at her home this week with an informal afternoon and a potluck lunch. She received a shower of handkerchiefs as gifts. The Zumwalts plan to move to Oregon to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
W. A. Zumwalt
Merla Juhl
Picnic at Bookkeeping Class Honoring Daviton Guide
A bookkeeping class led by Mr Daviton had a picnic supper this week. Members chose sides and the assistant who answered the most questions correctly was entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Davitson
Sides
Cass
Woonsocket Seniors to Receive Diplomas
Woonsocket May 2 10 Commencement exercises of the Woonsocket high school will be held Wednesday evening May 29 in the auditorium. Rev Mr Keartan of Washington Springs will deliver the address. The baccalaureate sermon is to be given Sunday May 2 by the Rev Mr Cannon of the Methodist church. George Cannon is valedictorian and Florence Webster is salutatorian of the 1935 graduation class. Complete class roster listed including Viola Arens Tom Baer Rosemary Basham Mabel Bergeleen Lucille Brinkman George Cannon Edward Collignon Hazel Crippen Lester Davis Elsie Johnson Wayne Jensen Helen Larson Raymond Linke Wilma Utter Mary Ruth McRoberts Ruth Nelson Clayton Nelson Genieve Parker Orval Randerson Ruby Randerson Viola Ritter Via Roache Vernon Rogers Gaylord Scott Raeburn Theisen Florence Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baer
Rosemary Basham
Mabel Bergeleen
Lucille Brinkman
George Cannon
Edward Collignon
Hazel Crippen
Lester Davis
Elsie Eeson
Wayne Ruby Jenssen
Helen Larson
Raymond Linke
Wilma Utter
Mary Rl
Ruth McRoberts
Ruth Nelson
Klayton Nelson
Genieve Parker
Orval Randerson
Ruby Randerson
Viola Ritter
Via‘or Roache
Vernon Rogers
Gaylord Scott
Raeburn Theisen
Florence Webster
Lake Preston Plans Decoration Day Fete
Lake Preston May 22 Special The Memorial day program by the American Legion is being perfected Rev H C Juell will give the address The program opens at 10 o clock at the high school auditorium with a concert by the high school band Ex service men and Boy Scouts will be in uniform At 11 o'clock services will be held at the cemetery with the auxiliary in charge the graves of soldiers will be decorated At noon the Legion and auxiliary with their families will picnic at the Legion home In the afternoon sports will be enjoyed at the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
American Legion
H. C. Juell
Congregational Church
Legion
Auxiliary
Grade School Picnics Amid Unruly Weather Across Lakes
May 23 Lake Preston special report notes grade school picnics held this week despite showers. Eighth graders picnicked Friday at the park while fourth and fifth grades joined Tuesday. Sixth and seventh grades followed Wednesday. High school classes plan picnics next week at Lake Kampeska or Lake Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Lake Kampeska
Lake Campbell
40 Seniors To Get Diplomas At Howard
Howard May 23 Special A class of 40 seniors from Howard high school will receive their diplomas at the graduating exercises to be held at the American Legion auditorium next Friday evening. Miss Mildred Clawson is valedictorian and Miss Jeanette Knudtson salutatorian. Superintendent B B oa will present the diplomas. The annual junior senior band party was held in the Catholic hall last week under Miss Charlotte Christie. Rainbow decorations and the pot of gold theme dominated the program. Sunday evening at St John’s Lutheran church the Rev Walter Nitschke delivered the baccalaureate sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Howard
Howard High School
American Legion
Misa Mildred Clawson
Jeanette Knudtson
B. B. Oa
Catholic Hall
Charlotte Christie
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter Nitschke
Commencement Exercises at Highmore High School
High ranking members of the class of 1985 will speak at the commencement exercises tonight. The program centers on South Dakota topics with Dorothy Gray presenting South Dakota in History and Miriam Jordan portraying South Dakota Resources. Adolph Lefler is highlighted as most representative boy and Edith Yeandle, the valedictorian, speaks on Our Duty to South Dakota. John Wareings speaks on Recreation in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Highmore High School
South Dakota
Dorothy Gray
Sabu Yatorian
South Dakota Industries
Adolph Lefler
South Dakota Resources
Miriam Jordan
John Wareings
Edith Yeandle
Real Estate Transfers Beadle County Firms Record Deals
Real estate transfers listed from Beadle County Abstract and Title Co and others show multiple lot and parcel deeds. Names include M Young, John Meitier, Lars Grinager, Sheldon Revee, Rock Island Bank & Trust Co., Paul Kleinsasser, Charles Westwood, Sarah Calpoun, Clarence Pracek, Nell Bailey, John Reekrich, Georgia Issenhuth, Martha Ellis, Mary Broer, Sterling Pierson, Margaret Knabe, and Sheriff transfers to Equitable Life Assurance and Mutual Benefit Life Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
M. Young
John Meitier
Wessington
Lars
Grinager
Aimr
Sheldon
Ney
Rock Island Bank & Trust Co
Trusten
Rock Island & Trust Co
Sey
New
Farmers State Bank of Yale
Supt. Banks
Paul Kleinsasser
Val Charles F. Westwood
Sarah R. CalpRoun
Ancoln
Nob
Clarence W. Pracek
Net
Bailey
Huron
Southigne
John Reekrich
Georgia Issenhuth
Hollywood
Cal
Martha L. Eilis
Mary C. Broer
Fitchcock
Sterling H. Pierson
Margaret Crome Knabe
Klemme
Life Assur. Soc
HIG
Ben
Life Ins. Co
Elect Teacher Lake Preston New High School Faculty
Miss Fermante of Garden City is elected to succeed Miss Helen O Neill on the Lake Preston high school faculty. O Neill resigns for a larger role at Adams Wisconsin and will not return next fall. Min Hanae will lead English public speaking and glee club work. she graduates from Augustana College. A Virginia meat processor reports a bacured ham valued at 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Neighborhood News Roundup from Danforth Area
Sunday car incident leaves Dick Hass with facial cuts after a ditch immersion. LeRoy Hueter and Irvin Hueter visit from Wessington Springs. High school ends Wednesday. Lyda Geiver back after school work. Bob Winsell tours Bolden center Saturday. Farmers plan hall meeting to vote on new deal next Saturday. Ed Ludtke helps Ernie Linkie with farm work. Arnold Sinkie recovering from pneumonia. Jake Heather farms 20 acres for A. H. Abbott. Don Heitzman drills grain for neighbors. Ford family gathers for Mothers Day dinner. Farmers report variable planting and plowing progress. Howard Morrison of Spring Lake and George Kech of Hilend near completing planting. Gardens and potatoes mostly planted. Weather colder than typical May with light showers. Holden rural schools hold community picnic at Sunbeam hall. Bessia McGiness and Garfield Winter conduct exams at Winsell School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
Dick Hass
LeRoy
Irvin Hueter
Wessington Springs
Lyda Geiver
Bolden Town
Bob Winsell
H Edwin Ludtke
Ernie Linkie
Arnold Sinkie
Jake Heather
A. H. Abbott
Don Heitzman
Mrs. Ford
Howard
Morrison
Spring Lake
George Kech
Hilend
Holden Rural Schools
Sunbeam
Hall
Bessia McGiness
Garfield
Winsell
Miller Society enjoys a day of showers and games
Miller Society gatherings featured a one thirty event at Miss Bushfield home with guests from Highmare St Lawrence and out of town. Contests awarded prizes and Miss Schaeffer received kitchen gifts in a garden dining room transformation. Members reviewed lectures and letters from Dr Spotts. An eighteenth wedding anniversary was celebrated for the Verdon couple with high and traveling prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrae ScheaBee
Misa Dollie Bushfield
H. J. Bushield
A.B. Cahalen
Beck
W. G. Redmotd
Kwacheon
Miss Bushfield
Miss Schaeffer
Mesg
Winifred Lorentson
May Ellis
Lorentson
May Hemingson
Tzora Spotts
National
Washington, D. C
Reed
Ellis
Maxine Smith
Jeanette Ringland
Maude Rowscliffe
Audrae Schaeffer
Nancy Peterson
Doris Eaton
Huron Hospital Staff and Community Notices
Huron hospital reports several local movements including Mrs Nel improving after ten days there and Eva Davis returning home from Alpena after a year teaching. Rev Zeral Zimmerman of Dubuque preached at Community church as Bancroft Manchester Yale churches plan to bring him by the second Sunday in June. John Volesky of Huron learns of his aunt Miss Vondracek’s uncle William Volesky’s death in Solon Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Héprital
Rene Harding
Eva Davis
Alpena
Zeral Zimmerman
Dubuque
Town
Milwaukee
Bancroft
Manchester
Yale Presbyterian
John Volesky
Vondracek
William Volesky
Solon
Iowa
Alpena News Briefs From Thursday to Sunday Socials
Alpena residents attended events in Tulare Huron and Bridgewater with seniors guests and relatives traveling for commencements visits and picnics. Local families hosted dinners and hospital news included operations for gall stones and sinus trouble. The 4 H club Fordham township and area schools held picnics at local groves and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Madsen
Huron Hospital
Julius Sage
Gail Stones
Fordham Township
Local social rounds note visits and travel among residents
The paragraph lists several social calls and visits. Nate My and Mrs J P Gable called at James Smith home Saturday morning. Mary Smith accompanied her aunt to Chicago Bat hrady in the evening. Mrs Ferkins from the State home at Fret Springs spent the past two weeks at Will Davis home and left Monday morning for Wiltmar Minnesota and other points. Nate My Charles Mason and Bill Marsh of Mitchell spent Wednesday evening at F W March place and with Neil Marsh in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate My
J.P. Gable
James Smith
Mary Smith
Chicago
Ferkins
Fret Springs
Will Davis
Wiltmar
Minn
Nira
Charles Mason
Bill Marsh
Mitchell
F. W. March
Neil Marsh
Town Notes From Cavour Area Amid Planting and Repairs
An evening accident near Huron and Walsey left no injuries. Farmers report busy corn planting and many listing crops pending help. Cavour School year ends with students hopeful for summer break. Cavour Lumber receives steel post for repairs after wind damage. A crew digs a basement for a House moved to Halladay farm east of Cavour, with relocation from Maushack farm and remodeling plans underway by local workers Kettleson, Weier, Johnson, Lowrey, and Schramm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Walsey
Cavour
Charles Lowrey
Jobn Schramm
Missionary society event at Watlsey home this Thursday
Mrs. Frank Alien will entertain the Missionary society at her home Thursday. Several members will serve lunch. Mr and Mrs H Leo Wilson and baby moved to Huron Saturday for new employment. Dale Thompson from Indianola attended his brother Arthur's college commencement and has returned to Indianola for work. Mrs William Kuhrt visited Murdo for her son's graduation and to see her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Indianola
William Kuhrt
Murdo
Margaret
Kurt
Cavour Community Notes From Pearl Creek Township
Cavour Lew Burger served as caller on Monday in Pearl Creek township. The Cavour Ladies Aid met in the Aid room with Mrs. George Anderson as hostess. Reuben Franzen and Anna Kopplin married at Huron last Saturday. they plan a brief honeymoon in Minneapolis before settling on the Pearl Creek farm. Efisa Kopyplin has grown to womanhood in Belle Prairie township and taught in local schools. Cavour high school pupils planned a picnic at Ruskin park today. Mr. and Mrs. Zarl Fisher were seen in town.
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Cavour
Lew Burger
Pearl Creek Township
Cavour Ladies Aid
Aid Room
George Anderson
Reuben Franzen
Anna Kopplin
Huron
Mir
Mire
Franzen
Minneapolis
Franzan
Efisa Kopyplin
Belle Prairie
Cavour High School
Ruskin Park
Zarl Fisher
Local visits and farm notes from Redfield and Ipswich
Virgil Coral Dickson of Redfield spent the last week visiting at the George Conie home. J I Halbur and son Fred have returned from near Ipswich where they have been putting in crop. Biss duanite Murphy of Huron, Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Coral Dickson
Redfield
George Conie
J. I. Halbur
Fred
Ipswich
Biss
Duanite Murphy
Huron
Virgil School Staff Members Return Home For Summer
Mabel Rossow from Herrold Mamie McMullih from Wessington Springs and Corinne Best from Huron, all Virgil school faculty, have gone to their homes for summer vacation. Mrs Edrig Fulton and Shen ty June left for Arkansas to visit relatives. Frank Weiss of Leseuer Center Minnesota Joe Stradcutter and Grace Bowler of Belle Plaine Minnesota spent the weekend at the W H Weiss home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rossow
Herrold
Mamie ‘“McMullih
Wessington
Springs
Corinne Best
Huron
Virgil School
Edrig Fulton
Shenty June
Arkansas
Frank Weiss
Leseuer Center
Minn
Joe Stradcutter
Deuchter
Grace
Edmund Bowler
Belle
Local Notables Face Illness and Travel in Wessington
Mrs. Dorothy Sass suffers influenza this week while Otto Teschner and William Eshler leave for Montana on Monday for work. Fred Dunn departs to oversee a church in Ontario. Lydia Zvoneck had appendix surgery and is recovering at the local hospital. Fay Teschner recovers from pneumonia. Margaret Van Asperan is seriously ill with pneumonia and infection. Lavla Sass improves after erysipelas and moves to her sister Mrs. Guy Stobbs home. Mrs. C. M. McDonnell visits Murdo, to return soon. School ends Friday with a rainy defeat of the annual picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret VanAsperan
Lavla Sass
Guy Stobbs
C. M. McDonnell
Murdo
Leola Sass
Hitchcock Family Plans Extended Sioux Falls Visit
Hitchcocks led by Mrs. J T Boyle and Miss Dorothy Cihak with granddaughter Phyllis Ann Boyle travel Saturday toward Sioux Falls for an extended stay. Mrs Boyle and daughter also plan to pause in Huron to arrange a move to Fairmont Minnesota to join her husband. Mrs Franis Gordon Jr fills a city school board vacancy after Edward Ricmath's death. Evelyn Tanner returns home for a weekend visit with her mother Mrs Margaret Tanner. Tanner is a Sioux Falls stenographer. George Rodman and daughters Fay Margaret Evelyn May, plus Keith Tanner, ride to Huron Saturday with Rex Phillips visiting there. J S Filis and wife also visit Huron over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Folly
Margaret Tanner
Family visits and graduation highlighted in Aberdeen weekend
Redfield residents Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Steffen spent Mothers Day with their son and wife in Aberdeen. Mrs. R. E. Lane of Colorado Springs arrived for a two week stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Marshal. Joyce Voas of Chicago visited relatives to attend Pearl Voas’s graduation from Hitchcock High School this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
R. J. Steffen
Aberdeen
Max Steffen
R. E. Lane
Colorado Springs
Cole
John Marshal
Joyce Voas
Chicago
Pearl Voas
Hitchcock High School
Broadland and Huon visitors attend local events
Broadland Mrs Earl Houck of Millar visited Thursday on business while Mrs Jake Gnoscoigne of Huon called on friends. The sale of late Mrs Ellis's property drew a large crowd and sold household goods for satisfactory prices auctioned by Ed Stuart of Huron. Extension club met with Mrs Everett Pageler with demonstrations by Mrs Tom Terney and Pageler, followed by lunch. A few ladies met at the church to cover seats with Rev Susie Thompson serving sandwiches pickles and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Earl Houck
Millar
Jake Gnoscoigne
Huon
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief For Decades
Advertisement urges readers to cleanse kidney poisons by flushing 3 pints daily. Warns clogged tubes cause bladder pain backache and fatigue. Recommends Doan's Pills from Foster-Milburn Co as a trusted old prescription used for over 40 years.
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Mont Peonia
Doan
Mitlions
Foster-Mibura Co
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Joe Shuster
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Tulare
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