South Dakota Planning Board maps farming survey plan
Mitchell reports detail on a comprehensive South Dakota farming study from land preservation to marketing. W R Ronald heads the planning board committee with members from Brookings Howard Bath and Midland, outlining 75 topics across four sub committees for surveys and recommendations.
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Ronald
State Planning Board
Wheeting
South Dakota
Jones
Hutton
State College
Brookings
Bell
Mir. Moscson
Eberle
Jenny
Record Off Year Vote May Exceed 200 000 In South Dakota
In South Dakota the off year election next Tuesday could surpass 200 000 votes, nearing the 203 000 set in 1920. Analysts cite relief as a dominant issue with 24 percent of the population on relief, possibly swaying results. Legal actions by Democrats against Republican supporters signal heightened campaign tensions, while results for governor and congress should be known by midnight.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Union
Berry
Congress
Associated Press
Berry's Wife Campaign Speech Highlights New Deal Support
Mrs. Tom Berry spoke on KFYR Bismarck defending New Deal policies and criticizing Republican attacks. She urged support for her husband Governor Berry and the Democratic ticket, dismissing GOP misstatements and defending statehouse youths.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
South Dakota
KFYR
Bismarck
Berry
Republican’ Party
Young Republican League
Plenty of Pheasants Reported in Burdette Vicinity
Hunters say pheasants are plentiful and in fine condition in the Burdette area this year though numbers are down and no out of state hunters have yet visited. A Halloween party at Broadland by Katherine and Bill Stimson hosted six guests with games and a camp fire winner feast.
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Broadland
Katherine
Bill Stimson
Child Breaks Leg After Tractor Plow Accident
Millicent Straw five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Straw north of town suffered a broken leg when she fell from a tractor plows ran over her she was riding with her father who was plowing and she was taken to a Redfield hospital for treatment
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Frankfort
Specia
Millicent Straw
Ralph Straw
Towm
Redfield
College Receives 73 Inch Golden Eagle Donation
BROOKINGS November 3 A golden eagle with a 73 inch wing span has been donated to the zoology department of State College by D. Ol son of Estellina The plumage is a mix of dark and light brown with a grayish head and neck Under the wings are white spots that grow larger with age The bird expands the department collection aiding student study of birds and mammals
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Brookings
Zoology Department
State College
D. Olson
Estellina
Zoology
Burdette Road Work Underway To Reconnect With Gravel Road
A crew of men is repairing the mile of road west of Burdette to link with the gravel road from Wayland. The project includes a long fill, a new creek channel, and reconfiguring the route away from the south approach. Completion will require substantial effort before the road nears Burdette.
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Burdette
Wayland
Alpena
Wes
Eastern Art Work Recognized by School Arts Magazine
Eastern State Normal School announces its art department directed by Miss Genevieve Dorney earned another honor. A student piece a wood block relief Madonna by Margaret Thompson now teaching in Gacema South Dakota was reproduced as the frontpiece in School Arts November issue. Earlier works in clay modeling toy and ship building were also featured. Mrs Ed Whiting hosts birthday gathering in Frankfort honoring her husband with social time and lunch.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Genevieve Dorney
School Arts
Margaret Thompson
Gacema
S. D
United States
Frankfort
Ed Whiting
St Lawrence Political Roundup At Democratic Rally
In St Lawrence on November 3 the Democratic rally drew a large crowd. Clifford Walsh chaired and introduced county candidates. J M Mag ness spoke as the candidate for reelection as senator from the 22nd district and Walsh highlighted the money the programs poured into the county as he urged local support.
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St. Lawrence
LG. O. F
Clifford Walsh
J. M. Magness
Walsh
Wessington GOP Rally Draws Strong Crowd
Wessington locals flocked to a Republican rally with a larger turnout than recent events. C W Croes of Aberdeen spoke convincingly and candidates shared remarks before a subsequent free dance drew attendees.
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Wessington
Billy Jones Breaks Arm Cranking Car
Frankfort news: Billy Jones sustained a broken arm at his home north of town while cranking a car. He is recovering and able to attend school.
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Frankfort
Billy Jones
Lawmakers face beer ban with jobs at stake and revenue loss
The piece argues that outlawing beer would cost the state 300000 dollars in yearly revenue and put 5000 people out of work, while urging the Legislature to keep present laws and find a sane solution to the liquor problem. It warns prohibition would hamper tourism and leave stores empty, with bootleggers remaining a nuisance.
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Planning Board
Ladies’ Aid
St, Lawrence
S. H. Weisflock
Gerald Herder
O. J. Jones
Wellington
William Burton
University Hospital
Lowa
Sealf
5. D
Bonilla
HB. Robeson
Smith Jewelry Store
Huron Clinic
Cc. Shirley
Ald. Sewell
M.D
Saxton
G. A. Campbell
School For Nurses
Wessington's
Colorado
M. A. Pay
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