Charles Mix county described as diversified farming area
Frank D. Kriebs South Dakota agriculture secretary says Charles Mix, ranked third by population and second by farmers, covers 661000 acres in farms in 1928, 580000 this year, with 18254 people and 2062 farmers. County seats at Lake Andes, history from 1794 settlement to 1879 organization, diverse crops include corn, wheat, barley, rye, flax, alfalfa. Dairy and livestock numbers rise. several towns noted for high schools, courthouses, and agriculture. Major towns cited: Lake Andes, Wagner, Platte, Geddes, Dante, Ravinia, Avneelor, Greenwood.
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Neras
Secretary of Agriculture
Chartes Mix
Jean Batiste Trudeau
Catolas
Yankton
White Swan
Greenwood
Papineau
Wheeler
Lake Andes
South Dakota
Charles Mix
Kriebs
Flo
Ures
Speltz
Charles Mix County
Andes
Kricks
Wagner
Platte
Geddes
St. Ann’s Catualle
Hugiess
Krigbs
Missouri River
Military band members chosen at South Dakota State College
More than 80 young men will join the State College Military band after three weeks of practice. Prof. Carl Christensen announced the roster today, noting the group’s strong material and upcoming radio appearance on IWNAX Yankton Friday October 25. The band includes students from multiple classes with many freshmen, and will tour towns nationwide under the director’s leadership.
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Yankton
Peer Christensen
Paul Little
Wagner
Ronald
Cary
Marshall
Minn
Ernest Belau
Randa
Elmer Brudos
Veblen
Earl Haverly
Ouida
Ode -Hegg
Bruce
Earl Griffith
Montrose
Oscar
Jungton
Scotland
Garrett Holleman
Cattle Feeding Reduced in Midwest Outlook
Brookings October report by Joseph L. Orr shows a 20 percent drop in shipments of stocker and feeder cattle into the corn belt from July to September this year, with prices 10 to 15 percent lower. Poorer corn prospects and weaker fat cattle prices drive the decline. Missouri and Kansas see the largest reductions.
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Brookings
Corn Belt
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Agricultural Statistician
South Dakota
Missouria
Kansas
Ore
Potter County Farms Studied In Gettysburg Visit
Paul Christopherson of South Dakota State College of Agriculture moves to Gettysburg to study Potter county farm conditions and practices. The year long survey aims to identify profitable management methods and enterprise combinations. Results will be published in a bulletin and shared with participating farmers along with field blueprints.
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Gettysburg S. D
Paul Christopherson
South Dakota State College of Agriculture
Gettysburg
Potter County
Christophersen
The
State College
Enrollment up in South Dakota vocational agriculture
Pierre Oct 21 The state director W P Beard reports a 15 percent rise in vocational agriculture enrollments across 27 departments this year to nearly 600 students, up from 520 last year. 414 of 528 listed are farm boys and 46 are tuition students, with new departments at Murdo Hecla and Sisseton expanding totals and Boneyteel discontinued.
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Murdo
Hecla
Sisseton
Boneyteel
Lennox
Sigén
Gregory
Brookings
Kriebs to Represent SD at National Agriculture Conference
Frank D. Kriebs state secretary of agriculture will represent South Dakota at the annual conference of the National Association of Commissioners Secretaries and Departments of Agriculture in Washington D C October 28 to 30. Kriebs vice president of the sixth district will attend with President Moorer and the Federal Farm Board. He noted time for meetings with Farm Board members and other officials and that the board is willing to discuss board work and cooperation.
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Federal Farm Board
Kkviebs Bald
Farm Board
St4
Milg A Olson
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Charles J. Marlatt
Federal Board of Plant Quarantine and Control
William A. Taylor
Federal Bureau
Arthur M. Hyde
William E. Borah
National farm and tariff talks mark upcoming meeting
The annual gathering will feature guests from Idaho and Minnesota Congressman August A. Andressen. The Federal Farm Board's work and tariff issues will be central as South Dakota officials describe the event as one of the most important in history. Delegates will also meet Washington agencies including Agriculture and Immigration to discuss business relating to South Dakota. The keynote comes ahead of the railroad completion celebration at Wood on November 27.
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Idaho
August A. Andressen
Minnesota
Federal Farm Board
Congress
National Association
South Dakota
Washington
Kriebs
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Immigration
Wood
Sharpe Rules No Extra Pay for Court Work in County
South Dakota report notes Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe states deputies are not due overtime pay for official duties at fixed salaries. He cites a prior ruling that clerks need not be paid extra for night circuit sessions. Counties may hire extra clerical help but officers cannot receive extra pay. Commissioners may adjust compensation if they choose. A separate opinion says the county board of wealth superintendent cannot exceed five dollars for investigation and quarantine card duties, with possible one dollar for placarding a residence.
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Sharpe
County Board of Wealth
Hold Services For Robert S. Vessey
Funeral services for Robert S. Vessey former governor of South Dakota were held in Pasadena California this morning. The Rev Merle Smith pastor of the First Memorial Episcopal Church presided and the body was cremated. Vessey served two terms as governor and his legacy included strong state leadership.
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Robert S. Vessey
Pasadena
Cal
South Dakota
Merle Smith
Methorial Eipiscopal Church
Mr. Vessey
South Dakota Chief Executive Proclaims First Mothers Day
In the 1909 to 1913 period, the state chief executive issued the First Mothers Day proclamation. Born 71 years ago in Wisconsin, he later moved to Wessington Springs, South Dakota, after his marriage.
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South Dakota
Brn
Wisconsin
Wessington Springs
S. D
Hia Marriasa
Real Estate Transfers Furnished by County Abstract Co
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in Huron including Maude Rand to Barbara Tams for 1 dollar on Lot 6 Block 9 First Railway Add. Lampe Market Co to Barbara Tams for 1 dollar in NE 18 110 61 James River Ledge I C O F. Sophia Gamble to Charles Isenhuth for 1 dollar in NW14 20 110 62. James River Lodge to Morris for 1 dollar Lot 6 Block 18 Odd Fellows cemetery. A McNamara to Clarence Wy 1 dollar Lot 6 Block 3 Southlawn. A M Urquhart to Marie Bolter for 1 dollar 50 ft at 9 Block St Oth Ry Addition to Huron.
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Beagia County Abstract and Titls Co
Maude M. Rand
Barbara Tams
Huron
NEY
Lampe Market Co
Barbara Tama
James River Ledge I. C
Charles C. Issenhuth
Sophia F. Gamble
Et al
Southlawn
A. M. Urduhart
Marien AD Bol- Uater
Maron
St. Oth Ry
Wuron
Real Estate Transfers in Kingsbury County and Beadle County
Real estate transfers recorded include Peter Elfington to Andrew Zin den SE SE SW SE SE 36 109 55 for $1 and value, Reinhold Stolpe to Kingsbury County Pr SE 3 L12-54, H M Best to W H Boorman Lots 6 7 Bik 2 Bancroft for $1 and value, G F Ulrich to Beadle County Pt SW 30 111 58 for $12,000, John G Alseth to Hilds J Alseth Lot 1 Sec 16 110 54 for $1.00.
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Kingsburk County
J. C. Purintun
Peter Elfington
Andrew
Zinden
SE & SE
Reinhold Stolpe
Kingsbury County
H. M. Best
W. H. Boorman
Bancroft
G. F. Ulrich
Beadle County
John_G. Alseth
Hilds J
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