Mengel Will Calculate Initial Payment For South Dakota Farm Program
Brookings reports Lloyd Mengel outlines the 1938 Agricultural Conservation Program at state meetings. Key points include a single total payment at year start, two goals per farm soil-depleting and soil-building, and adjustments if farmers miss targets. The plan mirrors prior years but uses different methods and emphasizes approved farming practices and balancing production with prices.
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Brookings
Spealai
South Dakota
Lloyd Menzel
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Nengel
Tess Tae
Jesus
Services Held For Mrs Louisa Schane
FRANKFORT Nov 2 Services were held for county pioneer Mrs Louisa Schane who died at her home Tuesday at nearly 83. The Rev Wilkinson of Doland led services at the Methodist Church with American Legion posts and Auxiliary members as pallbearers. Survived by one brother two foster daughters and many relatives. Her husband a Civil War veteran died in 1912.
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Louisa Schane
Frankfort
Speel Funera
Rome
Alpena streets decorated for Christmas lights
Alpemi completed main street decorations this week as festive Christmas lights added color to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfena
Alpemi
Main Street
Berger heads to Florida for winter stay
A. J. Berger traveled to Punta Gorda, Florida last week and plans to spend the winter there. He left Sheffield on a special trip and expects to remain in Florida through the season.
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Florida
Sheffield
A. J. Berger
Punta Gorda
Man Receives Prison Term For Jail Breaking
William Benson, alias Foler Mingh, 21, reared in Aber leer, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary by Judge C. C. Puckett for jail breaking in Yankton. He had been brought from Jamestown, after serving 30 days for vagrancy, and has a prior record including shoplifting and multiple arrests across the West.
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Tyne Et
Yankton
William Beni Qon
Foler I Mingh
Aberleer
State Penitentiary
jClrewit
C. C. Puckett
Benson
Jamestown
N. D
Wm. J. Limpo
Minish
Limpo
Gayville
Stontana
Pacific Coast
Puckett
New Reservoir Aids Pasture and Erosion Control
Leon LeClaire completed a new stock water dam on his farm six miles northeast of Carpenter in cooperation with the Soil Conservation Service. The 11 foot high, 240 foot long earth dam stores 10 acre feet of water and creates a 5 acre lake, supporting livestock watering, pasture growth, flood control, and wildlife. The project, part of a soil erosion program, was built in five days with six mules, and includes contour pasturing, strip cropping, windbreaks, and wildlife development as key elements.
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Carpenter
Leon LeClaire
Fortheast
Soil Conservation Service
DeClaire
Barden
Ray Graves
Huron Sol Conservation Service Project
LeClaire
LaClaire
Luther League Plans Anniversary Program in Canova
The south Canova Luther League marks its 25th anniversary December 2 at the Lutheran church. The event features a three act play performed by members, plus a reading of league history and specialty acts, highlighting this state’s oldest organization of its kind.
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Luther League
Canova
Luther League of
Lutheran Church
South Dakota
Alpena man named state music supervisor at meeting
At the SD. E. Ay annual convention in Sioux Falls last week, A. G. Stoffel of Alpena was appointed state music supervisor of the W. PL AL Adult Education Association and also named secretary of the organization.
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Alpena
SD. E. Ay
Sioux Falls
A. G. Stoffel
W. PL AL Adult Education Association
Returns Home After Visit to Frankfort
A. H. Strone of Gettysburg returns home Saturday after spending several days with the Clodys Franz in Frankfort. Officer transferred orders include Colonel oun ley Kost Cav Fort Mosde S D to Houston Texas. Alpena note reports Milo Gray and Har ley McWilliams arriving from Sprague River Oregon to spend a couple of months. both men work at a new Sprague River mill.
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Frankfort
A. H. Strone
Gettysburg
Ater
Franz. Nome
Washington
Ounley Kost
Cav
Fort Mosde
S. D
Houston
Tex
Oregon Alpena
Mmirs
Milo Gray
Harley McWilliamy
Sprague River, Ore
Gray
Mr. McWilliams
Sprague River
Krueger Couple Return From Minnesota Funeral
Mr and Mrs August Krueger of Good Thunder Minnesota attended the funeral of Louisa Schone and expected to return home today after traveling to Minnesota for the services
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Minnesota
Frankfort
August Krueger
Good Thunder
Minn
Louisa Schone
S. D. Farmers Plant Walnuts in South Dakota
South Dakota farmers plant walnuts or store nuts for spring planting, warned by Frank I. Rockwell, state extension forester. He advises proper storage, notes rodents threaten fall plantings, and outlines best soils and methods including stratification and shallow pits for oak and black walnut, with guidance on husks and hull removal.
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Brockings
South Dakota
Frank I. Rockwell
State College
U. S&s Forest Service
Rockwell
Osaka
Grasshoppers Blamed for Plate Enamel Failure in SD
SIOUX FALLS November 29 Grasshoppers blamed for enamel failure on auto license plates this year. County treasurer office staff quoted J W Schliessmann state Moloy Vehicle Director saying grasshoppers’ bodies trap water creating a film that soap cannot wash off. Front plates mainly affected rear plates fine.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
G. W. Elinen
J. W. Schliese
Mann
Pierre
Yankton Man Gets 6 Month Sentence
William Besson, about 23, of Yankton, pleaded guilty to forging a check said to be signed by Dr. A. J. Smith. He was bound over by Justice Bullis on October 26 and sentenced by Judge Puckett to six months in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after the November 29 arraignment.
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Yankton
William Bessob
Win
J. Lixepe J
Iourt Court
F. Ja. Bullis
C. C. Puckett
Caver
Sioux Pols
Besson
A. J. Smith
Homestake to pay $1 million Christmas bonus to workers
Homestake Mining Company announces a Christmas bonus of 1 million dollars to 2,000 employees, with $290,000 total after previously paid $50 bonuses in June. General manager Guy N. Biorge states the December 26 payout will be shared among workers.
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Homestake
Guy N. Biorge
Homestake Mining Company
Biorge
Probe Ordered Into State Records Misuse at Soldiers Home
Gov Jen sen publicly directs Attorney General Clair e Reddewig to investigate alleged misappropriation of funds at the State Soldiers' Home. The probe targets Supt Ray Fitzgerald and former State Auditor George ONeill over transfers on May 21 and 18, 1935, with most funds diverted from salaries and repairs accounts.
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Pierre
Jensen
Claire Reddewig
Ute Lab
Surte
Cis
Ray Fitgerald
George O'Neill
Chief Executive Urges Investigation of Maintenance Fund
The statement calls for a thorough probe into the 18 000 deficiency in the maintenance fund. It says if the inquiry reveals fault by any officer, action should be taken on their official bond to recover the missing amounts for the state.
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Istate
Suspects Admit S D Burglaries
Pierre Nov 9 Written confessions were obtained Saturday from two men accused of burglaries in Hutchinson Day and Codington counties during October. Attorney General Clair Roddewig announced this afternoon. The two are Albert Boney 30 Oliver and Kenneth Woodworth 31. An alleged accomplice Harold was implicated.
Pair of burglars in multiple stores confessed in confessions
Lockway of Minneapolis and Hoidewig are linked to burglaries across Olivet, Webster, Florence, Andover, Corona, Summit, Seneca, and a service station. The men admitted stealing merchandise including typewriters and adding machines, dumping some into the Mississippi River at St Paul. Part of the loot recovered after their Forsyth, Montana arrest. prosecutors expect pleas next week.
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Lockway
Minneapolis
Hoidewig
AO Johnson Ait Suste
le A. Midby
Day County
Olivet
Webster
Florence
Andover
Corona
Summit
Seneca
Misissippi River
St. Paul
Forsyth
Mont
Melby
Dinner Guests at Cavour Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ludwig and family, Mr. and Mrs. Onids, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Philips and daughter of Blunt were dinner guests at the Karl Fisheye home Thursday. They returned to their homes Thursday evening.
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Cavour
C. Ludwig
Family
Onids
Clifford Philips
Daugh
Ae of Blunt
Karl Fisheye
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Hazel Newhitts
Darlene
Bonne Hayes
Florence Cook
Loretta Aisenbrey
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Jo Anne McWiliams
Janice Hayes
Gerry Neumeyer
Custer Alpena
Tina Magek
Custer
Delbert McDonald
Pred Pigney
Smith Jewelry Store
Forest Service
Menta
J Reddewig
Carter
Oliver
Ada
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