Final Hog Check Planned in Potter County South Dakota
Farm supervisors will conduct the final hog check for contract compliance in Potter County between December 2 and 14. Producers must own farrowed litters at least equal to the base period average, or 25 percent of market production, with November 30 as deadline for explanations if failing to meet requirements.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Lyle J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Thoose
Gettysburg Pioneer To Be Buried Today
Mrs. DT Davis longtime Potter county resident dies after weeks of illness in Gettysburg. Ellen S Hurley born March 4 near Rensaler Indiana later moved with family to Cresco and then to South Dakota before settling in Gettysburg. Survived by husband six children and many relatives. funeral services scheduled at home this afternoon.
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Gettysburg
DT. Davis
Potter County
Ellen S. Hurley
Rensaler
Indiana
Cresco
David . Davis
South Dakota
Emeling Hurley
Creston
B. C
Canada
Tax reports show higher payments but lower totals this year
Kingsbury county taxpayers paid 242202 in taxes for ten months down from last year despite a higher share collected. Ten year contracts are popular with 83 signed before October 31. Dam project work to start near Groton will employ about 10 men and create a 14 acre lake. Beauty course students head to Minneapolis for training and local gatherings include a Legion Auxiliary meeting and birthday celebrations in Frankfort and Vermillion. a Playcrafters drama is planned at Slagle Auditorium.
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Kingsbury County
Desmet
Croton
dover-Groton
Here
Groton
Andover
A. S. Manes
Aberdeen
Frank Elliott
Wenster
John Schornack
Eliott
Pierpone
Government Control in Soviet Russia Described by Eastern Instructor
Miss Mary Wadden, Eastern instructor in French, recounts her trip to Russia. She says the government supplies living, working, and recreation spaces, notes the absence of Sundays, and describes the historical overthrow caused by noble oppression and peasant poverty.
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Soviet Russia
Madison
Russia
Mary Wadden
Nicholas Lenin
Miss Wadden
Canova to Get New Implement Shop In Vacant Buildings
F W Stephens, former Canova postmaster, has leased the empty Canova Implement buildings and will open an implement shop with a full line of new machinery and repairs. A garage within the premises will be run as part of the new venture, with Carl Petratz in charge of the repair department.
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Canova
F. W. Stephens
Canova Implement Company
Carl I. Petratz
Gtrs
Relief Aid Extends for Kingsbury County to December
Kingsbury County receives two more weeks of relief funding to finish December while WPA projects await. Only a minor protest over a lake improvement at Arlington approved and started. Women's projects approved but not yet underway, two dormitory efforts in progress. Burdette school to be closed next week due to teacher attending state convention. Beulah Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Robert Bingham with social program and lunch.
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Kingsbury
DE Smet
Kingsbury County
WPA
Arlington
Burdette Burdette
Burdette School
Merriel Perkins
Mitchell
AID
Burdette
Robert Bingham
Beulah Ladies Aid
Bingham
South Dakota Teachers Convente to Meet November 24
Mitchell Nov 2 The South Dakota Education association plans its 1935 annual convention in Mitchell November 24 to 27. The program features business sessions and banquets with speeches by Agnes Samuelson Forrest C Allen C J Calthorp R W Match Laura Zirbes and others. A convention sermon by Dr C M Granskoll opens the event and a concert by Rugolera Ricci is listed among the events.
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C M. Granskoll
Augustana College
Sioux Falk
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen
R. W. Match
State Teachers College
Moncelair
N. J
J. F. Es
Public
Ene
Laura Zirhes
Ohio State University
Colum
School Magazine
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Robert England
Winnipeg
Can
Rugulera Ricci
Mitchells Gift to Convention Highlighted in 1936 Program
An old violinist will be given Wednesday afternoon as Mitchell's gift to the convention. The program lists 35 departmental and round table meetings and 45 banquets luncheons and reunions alongside general sessions. General meetings will be at the Corn Palace with early invitations from Rapid City and Sioux Falls for the 1936 event.
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Mitchell
Harvey Crow Elected Wet Hen Magazine Manager
Harvey Crow of Pierre, a senior in the law school at the University of South Dakota, was elected business manager of the Wet Hen at a Student Board of Publications meeting. Crow previously served as assistant business manager of the Volante and of the Wet Hen. He belongs to Delta Tau Delta, Phi Delta Phi, Doketans, and Strollers.
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Harvey Crow
Vermillion
Pierre
University of South Dakota
Weten
Crow
Volante
Wet Men
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Delta Phi
Doketans
Strollers
Thanksgiving Program at Burdette M E Church
A Thanksgiving program will be held at Burdette M. E. Church on Thanksgiving night at 8 o clock. Original remarks and songs are planned and the public is invited to attend.
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Burdette M. E
Hart Nightly Club Meet Hosts at Main Street Home
Mrs Hoyt Nicholas entertained the Hart nightly club at her Main street home on Tuesday evening. Mrs C W Hallowek led the current event roll call and Mrs Scott Alien reviewed the pi-
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Wellington
Hoyt Nicholas
Main Street
C. W. Hallowek
Scott Alien
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Randolph
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Mexs
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