Red Competition Facing Farmers in Northern Plains
Brookings, Oct. 3. Farm leaders warned that the Soviet Union could threaten northern Great Plains farmers as the five year plan expands. Agronomist J G Sutton of State College noted Ukraine’s similar soil and climate, improved transport, and a push to dump surplus crops on world markets. The talk warned of low production costs, no land or machinery valuations, and potential for a world price shock, with a Russian grain surplus likely to be sought for domestic use if the plan succeeds.
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Brookings
Great Plains
J. G. Sutton
State College
Brookings Forum
Ukraine
Hutton
Soviet Republic
Moving Week In Esmond As Families Relocate
Esmond residents undertake a moving week with several families changing homes. Leo Boller joins My and Mrs Tracy Wiles for the Sacramento trip, while Wiles progress to Cottage Grove Oregon for the winter. Kate Wiles and children relocate to the farm vacated by Tracy Wiles, and Victory Reedy family moves into town so children can attend school.
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Esmond Esmond
Esmond
Tracy Wiles
Leo Boller
Sacramento
Cal
Wiles
Reedy
Graveling worker suffers arm crush near Bison
ESMOND Oct 8 Special Boyd Salter injured while changing a tire when a truck jack failed, crushing his arm. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Esmond
Boyd Salter
Bison
Northern Normal Has Largest Glee Club
Aberdeen October 2 Fifty young women were chosen for Northern State Teachers college glee club directed by Professor John Lukien of the voice department. It is one of the largest women’s glee clubs ever organized at the college.
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Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
John Lukien
Voice Department
Four Fined For Baseball Gambling In Sioux Falls
Four Sioux Falls men pleaded guilty to operating baseball pools and each paid a $10 fine plus $50 costs. They were arrested by sheriff's deputies earlier in the week as part of a drive against baseball pools launched locally.
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Sioux Falls
Sheriff's
Wandering Colt Leads Its Owner Into Difficulties
Sioux Falls police report Cap D Jones faced a court due to his colt wandering about the neighborhood. A neighbor filed a complaint, Jones promised to tether the animal, but the colt again wandered, and he was jailed for a 25 dollar fine.
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Sioux Falls
Cap. D. Jones
Jones
New Telephone Annex Under Construction In Mitchell
Construction work on a new twenty dollar annex to the Dakota Central Telephone company building in Mitchell is underway. The single story structure is designed to allow a future three story addition if needed and will be rented to stores. The exterior will feature antique marble facing and a granite base, with steel and reinforced concrete construction.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Oct
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Dates Changed For Sioux Falls Charity Drive
E J Wintersteen, chair of the Sioux Falls community chest campaign, announced dates shift for the annual drive. The campaign starts October 26, not November 2, to avoid conflicts, with teams forming this week. A one week drive will culminate in a banquet on Monday evening October 26, and headquarters are set up for the effort.
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Sioux Falls
E. J. Wintersteen
Ciest
Wintersteen
Regional Red Cross To Meet At Mitchell
Mitchell will host the annual meeting of the South Dakota regional Red Cross on Friday October 23. Postponed from earlier this week due to drought relief work by Midwest division staff in North Dakota and Montana. Lewis H. Kilpatrick and F A Winfred will direct sessions in Mitchell city hall with Dr C L Rich in charge of arrangements.
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Red Cross
Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
South Dakota
Starf
North Dakota
Montana
Lewis H. Kilpatrick
Ssistant
War Service
F. A. Winfred
Midwest
American Red Cross
St. Louis
CL. Rich
Davisc
County Red Cross
Ingrowing Toenail Relief Offered by Emerald Oil
Swift and Sure claim Moone's Emerald Oil soothes ingrowing nails. Soak cotton in the oil and pack under the nail corner, changing twice daily until the edge lifts. The oil is said to heal instantly, kill infection, and soften surrounding cuticle. money back guarantee offered if not corrected.
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Moone
Longsteff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Sioux Falls Tepee Day Queen Candidates Named
In Sioux Falls College on campus photos identified coeds likely for Tepee day queen, to reign October 17 during homecoming. Elections run this week with candidates from Sioux Falls and nearby towns.
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Eioux
Speech course should be adopted by South Dakota high schools
BROOKINGS Oct. A resolution at the state intercollegiate speech association meeting in Mitchell calls for high schools across South Dakota to require a course in the fundamentals of speech along with English. Upton Palmer explains the plan includes a state intercollegiate contest at State College February 20 with an oratorical contest open to all and a women-only oratory contest plus extemporaneous speaking and a world peace oratorical event on the same day.
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Brookings
Oct
South Dakota
Mitchell
Upton
Palmer
State College
Highmore Legion Elects Officers for Coming Year
Highmore news reports the American Legion votes to replace officers. Dr. Sigler selected as post commander with Frank Hawkins as vice commander Verne Bunn as adjutant and Janet Lyle Swanson named banker during an October meeting.
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Highmore Legion
Highmore
American Legion
Dr. Sigler
Frank Hawkins
Verne Bunn
Janet Lyle Swanson
Two Churches To Fete Anniversary In De Smet
East and West Bethany Lutheran congregations of Kingsbury county plan a fiftieth anniversary celebration in Inwia at the high school auditorium. Bishops and pastors including Rev Henry Salem Rev N N Boe Rev E Bergen Rev H J Peterson will preach and greetings come from neighboring parishes. Combined choirs and guest singers will perform with meals served by Bethany societies. A large turnout is anticipated.
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West Bethany Lutheran Congregatons
Kingsbury County
Inwia
Henry Salem
Lions Falls
N. N. Boe
Sinai
Harold Goldseth
Q. E. Dachlin
Beloit
IE. Bergen
DeSmet
H. J. Peterson
Bryant
Plum Tree Blossoms Twice at Green Valley Farm
Howard Plum reports a plum tree on Lars Larson’s Green Valley township farm in full blossom for a second time this year. The heavy blooms and springlike appearance are linked to rains in late September promising a strong flowering and fruiting season. Farmers west of Alpena report widespread fall rye planting thriving under bright weather, with expectations of a solid stand.
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Howard
Lars Larson
Green Valley Township
Alpena
Pheasant Hunter in Highmore Faces Penalty and Confiscation
At Highmore on October 8 T Askew was fined and his gun seized after officers found pheasants in his possession. A farmer reported him about 15 miles north of town for shooting birds near a dwelling. Farmers hope the case deters other hunters in the area where pheasant hunting is common.
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Highmore
T. Askew
Yale Residents Move During Winter Season
Yale notes list several moves as families relocate for winter. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Foote drive to Muncie Indiana to stay with their daughter. Neil Marsh and family relocate to the Lafe Williams farm. George Baynes join the Holm farm fence project. W. Basse and family move to Nebraska. KR. O. Hecder plans to follow with unspecified destination.
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Yale
R. O. Foote
Muncie
Ind
Neil Marsh
Lafe Williams
George Baynes
L. Holm
W. Basse
Nebraska
KR. O. Hecder
Will Occupy Fifteen Resided R H R Focte De
Fragmentary OCR item mentions occupancy by fifteen residents and initials R H R. No clear event, date, or location identified. Summary reflects uncertain readerable facts with emphasis on named initials and occupancy.
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Focte de
Local sports notes deny clear headline from fragment
Fragmentary text mentions Frost, Highmore, Fondell, Ray Riel and an Angeles reference with dairy and boys. No coherent event or outcome is discernible. Limited readable items suggest sports or school notes but lack concrete actions, dates, or affiliations.
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Boys Highmore
O Fondell Dairy
Tay Ray Riel
Angeles
Fragmentary obituary item mentions local figures
A fragmented OCR snippet references Mrs. L. J. Wolk Spottt and Elit ov Esmond in October, with unclear roles. The readable text hints at a local obituary or personal notice involving named individuals and dates, but details are faint.
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Elit Ovesmond
L. J. Wolk Spottt
We Walker
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Weer
TRAC
Kingdon Motor CO
Dakota Ave
Huron, S. D
Suse
Luckies
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N. B.C
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