Poor Production Ways Are Costly
Brookings, Oct. 11. J G Hutton of the American Soil Survey association cautions that poor farming methods exhaust soil plant food, jeopardizing farm viability. He notes rising demand for soil and crop information, calls for continued soil surveys, and warns global wheat market competition will intensify. He stresses producing foods from the soil at low cost while preserving fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
American Soil Survey Association
South Dakota State College Soil Investigations
State College
Hutton
South Dakota
Means Of Saving Moisture For Tree Planting In South Dakota
South Dakota State college specialists report a ten year Vivian station trial of a furrow cultivation method that directs moisture to tree roots. A plank drag proves effective, helping elm and hackberry trees survive dry years. Trees now stand about 20 feet high, 9 inches diameter, planted 16 feet apart in rows 15 feet apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAN
South Dakota State College
Vivian Agricultural Experiment Station
Here
A. M. Huma
Stat
South Dakota
J. G. Hutton
State College
Vivian Station
Hume
Frank Hussey
Hussey
Vivian
State College Agronomists
Air Transport Pilot Dies in Fog Crash Near Regent North Carolina
Thomas H. Strickler of Miles City Montana, a Mamer Air Transport pilot, was killed when his plane crashed and burned about 35 miles north of Hettinger North Dakota. Poor weather, fog and misnavigation were reported as causes. no passengers aboard. Witnesses said the aircraft struck the ground head on as it failed to regain altitude after entering fog.
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Mamer
Aberdeen
Thomas Strickler
Miles City
Montana
Mamer Air Transport Company
Regent
N. C
Mont
Thomas H. Strickler
Mamer Transport Co
Hettinger
N. D
Strickler
S. C
Bishop Cannon Relieved as Head of Blackstone Girls College
In Blackstone Virginia on October, Bishop James Cannon Jr. is removed as president and head of trustees of a girls college he founded. Trustees named N. P. Angie to replace him after a meeting. Cannon cited lasting division in the territory since 1928 and said many disagreed with his views and activities in the past two years.
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Blackstone
James
Can Fon, Jr
Blackstone ‘College
N. P. Angie
Rocky
Mount
AUIS
Angie
Bishop Cannon
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Huron area singer audition winners named for state contest
Harold Reckseen a 23 year old Huron resident and Alica Louise Milligan 21 of Aberdeen were chosen by five judges as the Huron area winners to represent the district at the state radio audition in Yankton on October 24. They topped nine entries on KGDY, with Reckseen a Des Moines native now working as an accountant and choir director, and Milligan a schoolteacher with five years of vocal training and recent roles as the Aberdeen Presbyterian soloist. Other contestants included Vava Byerly, Frank Brown, Dorotina De Shon, Henry Brummel, Lois Mitchell, Hazel Warren, and Rena Van Heuvelen. Judges were Hardin Van Deursen and several Mrs. from Redfield and Huron endorsements.
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Harold Reckseen
Huron
Alica Louise Milligan
Aberdeen
Yankins
KGDY
Reckseen
Des Moines
Me. Reckseen
American’ Lutheran Church
Drake University
WHO
C.H. Reckteen
Grinnell College
University of
Dorotina de Shon Huron
Henry Brummel
Mitchell
Lois Mitchell
Hazel Warren Huron
Rena van Heuvelen
Hardin van Deursen
Max Royhl
H. G. Schwertz
Grandmother's Book For Lindbergh Heir Debuts In Mexico
Elizabeth Morrow, grandmother of Lindbergh baby Charles Augustus, authors a first children’s book titled The Painted Pig. Set against Mexican toy pictures from Count Rene d'Hamecourt, the tale follows Pita and Pedro in Cuernavaca as they search for a painted pig bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Washington
Charles Alueursus
Lindbergh, Jr
Lindberghs
Charles Augustus
Elizabeth Morrow
jong @nongi
Dwight Morrow
United States
New Jersey
Mexico
Mr. Morrow
Baby Lindbergh
Bonic
Tal A
Pita
Pedro
Cnty
Wheat Growers Change Finance Plan in South Dakota
Aberdeen, Oct. 11. The South Dakota Wheat Growers association will handle all federal loans in the state through regional grain marketing associations, announced president C. W. Croes. The Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha approved the plan, believing farmers will be better served by a single financing body rather than competing groups.
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S.D
Boy Killed When Horses Run Away at Herrick
Hebert Horst a 16 year old Herrick high school student was killed when his wagon was pulled by runaway horses during graveling work. The tragedy occurred as his team entered the gravel pit causing the wagon to run him over and crush his chest. Funeral services are set for Monday from the auditorium.
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Herrick
S. D
Hebert Horst
Horst
Kate Borst
Radio inventor Lee De Forest weds film star Marie Mosquini
Dr. Lee De Forest and Marie Mosquini wed quietly in Tijuana on October 3 in Lower California. A New York divorce from De Forest's first wife is pending, keeping the couple separated per California law. Mosquini said the relationship began at Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon's wedding last June and De Forest had announced plans to marry once free.
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Lee de Forest
Marie Mosquini
Lower
California
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Hollywood
New York
de Forest
Rudolph Valentino
Natacha Rambova
Mexico
Jean Acke
Valentino
Miss Rambova
Miss Mosquini
Dr. de Forest
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Funeral services awaited for W. G. Shanks and son Vernon
Lake Preston Oct 11 Special funeral services are held up awaiting relatives for W. G. Shanks prominent real estate and stock man of Lake Preston and his 17 year old son Vernon who were killed yesterday when a portable elevator contacted a high tension wire on a local farm. Shanks was 50, born in Tennessee, moved to St James Minnesota, came to Lake Preston 23 years ago. Vernon, a former prominent high school athlete, left school after his sophomore year. Shanks shipped 2300 head of horses two years ago and last winter exported 50000 dollars worth of hogs. He owned two farms. Surviving widow and four children Everett San Pedro California Marion Ollie Delwin all of Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
W. G. Sha
Vernon
Scho
Shanks
Everett
San Pedro
Calif
Marion
Ollie
Delwin
Lakes Preston
Hold Rites For R-101 Victims
London October 11 thousands line Westminster streets as 48 R-101 victims are moved from Westminster Hall to a single grave at Cardington. Royal Air Force band leads the funeral march through closed streets to Euston for transport to Bedford where a second procession escorts remains to the air field for final burial.
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London
France
Westminster Hall
Cardington
Royal Air Force
Westminster
Air Council
Army Council
Admiralty
MacDonald
Euston Station
Bedford
Air Field
From
Senator McBlaster Speaks to Farm Union Group
A large gathering of Farm Union members heard United States Senator William H. McBlaster of Yankton speak on national issues for farmers of South Dakota. The address occurred in McMaster on October 11, with McBlaster seeking reelection and emphasizing farm policy and related topics. The report notes confusion in the York Cl Police Department context.
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McMaster
Onsocket
United States
William H. McBlaster
Yankton
Samitator
South Dakota
Kennard Takes Tompkins Job At South Dakota Farm Bureau
At a Farm Bureau meeting in Huron the board approved the convention program with speakers Sam H. Thompson and Charles E Hearst. Tompkins, long active in South Dakota agriculture work, is named executive secretary succeeding Tompkins. The bureau budgets at 58000 are the largest in the organization’s history and reflect expanded state operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Huron
Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles E. Hearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
South Dakota Farm Bureau
Great Park System Bill Aims At Extended Potomac Plan
A new bill in Congress with Virginia and Maryland proposes a great park system. The Crampton Capper measure would authorize up to 34 million dollars to create and extend a Potomac river parkway from Great Falls to Mount Vernon with about 20 000 acres for development. It envisions land purchases for the George Washington memorial parkway along both shores with the Mt Vernon memorial highway and funds for the District of Columbia to acquire lands within a national park framework.
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Washington
Congress
Virginia
Maryland
Great Falls
Upper Potomac
George Washington
Mt Vernon
Potomac
George Washington Memorial Parkway
Mt. Veron
Point Washington
Great Walls
Alexandria
District of Columbia
Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway
Rec Creek Park
Anacostia Park
Watertown Youth Charged in Deep River Garage Robbery
Montezuma Iowa October 11 Rodney Stoutenburg two Watertown South Dakota and Lawrence Wigson twenty one who said he lived in Alabama were jailed on a charge of robbing a garage at Deep River. They were arrested by a vigilante near Millersburg after a daylong search. They allegedly broke into the Connell and Buastin garage early Friday and stole a cash register containing three dollars. The register was taken east of town and opened. A nearby abandoned surrender had run off the road into a cornfield officials investigated a report that Stoutenburg had served a sentence in the Minnesota Reformatory at St Cloud Minnesota.
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Watertown
Montezuma
Rodney Stoutenburg
Lawrence Wigson
Alabama
Deep River
Millersburg
Connell and Buastin
Stoutenburg
Minnesota Reformatory
St. Cloud
Minn
Washington Man Is . 7 Injured In Tipover
A car driven by A. E. Hallam of Washington overturned about six miles from Wolsey on Highway 14 Friday afternoon. Hallam, an elderly man, had one badly cut arm. Passengers Maude S, Bayles and Pearl Shotwell of Snohomish were uninjured as they traveled home from Minnesota. Hallam had been visiting relatives and pursuing property interests while the young women had visits in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolsey
A. E. Hallam
Highway 14
Maude 5S
Bayles
Pearl Shotwell
Snohomish
Wash
Minnesota
Hallam
North
South Dakota
Real estate transfers in Kingsbury County
Hetland Holding Co of Hetland South Dakota sells lots 23 and 24 in Block 3, Lake Preston to Christina Olson for 700 dollars. Edward Rousar sells a parcel to James with NLety L and 2 in section 13-110-56 for 1 dollar. Martin I Abrahamson sells NE 24-09-54 to Melvin R Abrahamson for 1 dollar and other value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury County
Hetland Holding Company
Hetland
S.D
Christina Olson
Lake Preston
Edward Rousar
James $. Thomas
Nlety
Martin I. Abrahamson
Melvin R. Abrahamson
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by Beadle County Abstract
H M Cass Co receives properties in Huron from H L Cass Co and Chester W White with nominal sums. Margaretha Baum sells to J J Kauf in Huron for 6500. Amanda Strobel transfers lot in South Lawn addition. Jacob M Tscheter sells to John M Tscheis ter in Carpenter with small consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
H. ML. Cass
H. M. Cass Co
Huron
Lewis
H. M. Cass
Chester W. White
Margaretha Baum
J J. Kauf
Amanda Strobel
Bessie M. Schierling
Southlawn
Jacob M. Tscheter
John M. Tscheister
Carpenter
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Alice Louise. Milligan
York Cl
Kennard
Tompkins
Ivor
Northwest
Shippers Board
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Hamlin County Farm Bureau
Hayti
South Dakota Potato Growers Association
Columbus
Ohio
Coun
Minneapolis
Bennepin Avenues
Sry
Uname
WCCO
Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
S, D
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
8. D
Northwestern Public Service Co
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