Gunderson and Green Seen in Political Labyrinth
Carl Gunderson backed Warren Green for governor amid a fractured field. Green won the nomination while Gunderson stayed silent on the Senate race, raising questions about his future support. Critics recall past party maneuvers and Bulow ties, leaving Gunderson’s stances unclear as the Senate contest unfolds.
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Gunderson
Carl Genderson
Warren E. Green
Mr. Green
Senate
Green
South Dakota
Bulaw
Bulow
Old virtues urged on rural credit board change
The Redfield Journal Observer endorses abolishing the rural credit board and transferring duties to the commissioner of school and public lands. It praises past land department leadership under Engstrom, warns liquidation is not easy, and notes concerns about rising deficits and bond issues, with potential land price effects.
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Redfield Journal-Observer
Rural Credit Board
School and Public Lands
Public Loads
Bates
South Dakota
Engstrom
Rural Credit Department
State land loan losses loom as reforms eyed
The discussion notes Reses will be greatly reduced with little near term prospect. It cites thousands of acres of land the state should not have loaned on and accuses politicians of undeserved loans. The article urges legislature to review department questions including returning state lands to tax lists to relieve burdens on other landowners.
Amendment C Aims Tax Relief for Agricultural Lands in SD
South Dakota voters consider Amendment C to classify property within school districts for taxation. legislation would allow adjusting classifications to relieve agricultural lands from heavy school taxes, while noting potential revenue impacts and constitutional limits previously challenged by the Supreme Court. Voters urged to study this and other amendments before election day. Senator McMaster is questioned about political support.
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South Dakota
Supreme Court
Nebraska Good Roads backs bond paving plan for state
Nebraska Good Roads association backs county bond financing to expand paving with revenues from road funds. Resolutions support higher gasoline tax from four to five cents, raised license fees for commercial trucks buses and four wheel trailers, and a target of 1500 miles of paving. County bond method seeks no direct property tax, with funds used to retire bonds through county road funds.
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Nebraska
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Tower
Growth of Advertising in the Detroit News
An analysis of how advertising pages captivate readers and generate profit. Detroit Retail Institute speaker Frederick M. Farrar outlines type, readability, and honesty as keys. Emphasizes simplicity, correctness, charm, and sincerity in ad messages to meet buyer needs.
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Detroit News
Detroit Retail Institute
Frederick M. Farrar
Farrar
Praises Candidate Gaffen To Boost Rural Schools
Brookings Register lauds C. Gaffen state official candidate for a first term. He pushed Young Citizens league activity and music in rural schools, backs revision of the state course of study to aid county schools, while serving town schools and all students. He faces a close race amid strong school support.
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Brookings
C. Gaffen
State Educational Department
Giffen
Young Citizens League
Helen
Librarian Publishes Scout Merit Badge Book List
Huron library offers a comprehensive list of books for Girl Scouts to earn merit badges across animal life bird study electricity flowers gardening insects sewing astronomy trees and nature science. Miss Caroline Orvis organized the list at Mrs. R. E. Cone’s request with guidance to paste it in handbooks for reference.
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Huron
Caroline Orvis
R. E. Cone
Girl Reserves Elect Washington School Officers
Edna Coursey was named president of the Washington school Girl Reserves at a Monday meeting. Sco Jacqueline Burdick became vice president Esther Tischler secretary and Betty Chladek treasurer. The group plans regular meetings and occasional special sessions.
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Edna Coursey
Washington School
Scoqueline Burdick
Esther Tischler
Sod Betty Chladek
Wilson Girl Reserves
State Fairgrounds
4 H’er Ellmer Steinhorst wins trip to Dairy Show
Elmer Steinhorst of Alexandria Minnesota thanks to a four year old Holstein cow entered in the state agriculture school program at the University farm. His family sends gross receipts from the cow’s milk to cover quarterly costs. Steinhorst earned a trip to the Nations Dairy Show in St. Louis for his cow’s tested performance and dairy record while 4 H club leaders review member records to assess outcomes of the program.
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Elmer Btrinhorst
Alexandria
Minnt
Minnesota School of Agriculture
University Arm
Steinhorst
The
St. Louis
Halloween Plans Are Being Made
South Dakota club members plan Halloween parties with bonfires apple bobbing and costumes filling school rooms until November 1. The feature includes an origin lesson tracing Halloween from Druids to medieval England and its pagan roots with pumpkins nuts and jack o lanterns linked to harvest symbols.
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South Dakota
England
Suman
Davis
Real Estate Transfers in Kingsbury County
Furnished by J. O. Purintun abstracts listings show several transfers in Kingsbury County with minimal consideration of $1 and other value. Transfers include Margaret Enge to Frank J. Gillespie and A N Graff to George Traden with described parcels and volumes. Continuous entries include John C. Palmer to Edward F. Crow and Carrie L. Apland with parcels and narrations of other value.
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Ebencame
Cobb
Margaret Enge
Et al
Frank J. Gillespie
WE Sud
A. N. Graff
George Traden
Albert A. Tascher
Emma FE. Tascher
John C. Palmer
Edward F. Crow
Elias
Carrie L. Apland
Dares J. Eggen
Lutherans Close National Meeting in Milwaukee
The Seventh Biennial Convention of the United Lutheran Church in America concluded after eight days of study in Milwaukee on October 15. Delegates enacted modest church actions, noted chaplaincy developments, Bible Society achievements, and maintained YMCA relationships, with service editions distributed widely from Canada to Washington.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Luttheran Church
America
United States
Canada
Army
Lutheran Committee
United Lutheran Chuarch of America
Amecan Bible Society
Herbert C. Alleman
D. D
Gettysburg
United Lutheran Church In America
Alleman
Alaska
Benga
West Africa
Hopi
Grand Canyon
Brazil
Andes
China
Paul E. Scherer
New York City
United Luthern Church In America
Counselling Commission of the Churches
Lutheran Church Book and Literature Society
Washington
Woonsocket Farm Conditions Good
In Woonsocket Oct 15 the absence of killing frost, recent rains, and lush green pastures signal springlike conditions for fall. Fall plowing continues, fair wheat and rye sowing, abundant alfalfa third cut yields added hay, with some seed crops productive. a nearby field yielded six bushels per acre per the thresher.
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Woonsocket
Cort
Husking Season Delayed by Wet Weather
Reports indicate husking has begun with crops yielding 10 to 25 bushels per acre as Meau Ger notes delays extend the season due to rain. Flower gardens bloom while tomatoes are still being picked from vines.
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Meauger
Marriages Drop as Divorces Mount in South Dakota
South Dakota shows a 5 percent drop in marriages for 1929 while divorces rise 3.7 percent from 1928, per U.S. Commerce data. In-state totals note 4,701 marriages in 1924 versus 4,738 in 1928, with 9.8 marriages per 1,000 population in 1929. Divorce figures per 1,000 population and national comparisons follow. Canada’s Mounted Police are also noted.
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South Dakota
United States
District of Columbia
New York
Georgia
Nevada
Delaware
North Carolina
Arizona
Oklahoma
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