20 Cent Advance Offered On Corn
Brookings reports an Agricultural Adjustment administration seed corn option offering farmers 20 cent per bushel advances plus 50 cent loans. Owners may sell seed corn at 1 dollar per bushel by May 1 1835, with local sales allowed and 20 cent repayment. Options may be exercised by the administration for seed sale or settlement, and seed must meet quality standards and storage conditions.
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Best in Radioland radio features and schedules
Radio features summarize a large network football schedule with Illinois versus Army and Princeton versus Harvard as marquee games. It lists WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WMCA ABS lineups, plus detailed programs, times, and upcoming events across networks. Redfield notes cover assemblies conferences licenses and a local car collision, with brief details on attendees and outcomes.
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Families Register at Dakota Wesleyan A mix of four Mitchell families enrolls
ROTCHELL Nov 1 Four South Dakota families have members enrolled at Dakota Wesleyan University this fall. Aaron and Robert Backus are sophomores studying ministry and medicine. Lois and Harriet Minish are daughters of Rev. Homer W. Minish. Eldora and Russell Petersdorf are sophomores with John Petersdorf a freshman. The Anderson family from Mitchell also has students, Dale a freshman Floy a sophomore and Lyal a junior, with Dale and Lyal on the gridiron squad.
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Allen Intrigued By Dutch Bands
W C Allen governor candidate recalls boyhood interest in bands after imitating oompah horn and mastering instruments. He joined Groton silver comet band in 1881, led bands in Aberdeen, organized orchestra, and remained connected to band activity despite decades of work.
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Aberdeen
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