Farm board record weighed by Fortune review
A Fortune assessment credits the Farm board with two major successes the past two years, stabilizing wheat and expanding cooperative tonnage, while detailing losses of about 200 million dollars in grain stabilization and criticisms of funding openness and staff pay. It notes the board kept wheat at 73 cents a bushel during a crisis in late 1930 and early 1931, preventing a broader rural credit collapse.
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Farm Board
Federal Farm Board
Fortune
Tis
New York Stock Exchange
Hts
Kentucky
Arkansas
Wheat Belt
Mr. Legge
Mr. Stone
Mr. Hyde
Washington
U. S
George Sparks Milner
Chicago
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Winnipeg
Legge
Congress
Bernard M. Baruch
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen
U. S. Treasury
Farm board praised and blamed for wheat price moves
The article surveys the Farm Board's wheat stabilization, noting higher Chicago prices due to its actions and the shift to world prices after May. It argues the program boosted cooperatives, increased marketing tonnage, and stirred anger among farmers and industry as publication questions transparency and motives.
Planting trees urged to aid drought hit South Dakota
Merle J. Brown, president of the Izaak Walton league, urges broad participation in a major tree planting drive next spring. The drought damaged South Dakota forests, with replacement needed. Leaders argue for state and government tree supply at low cost to encourage farmers to plant many trees, which would provide shade, wildlife habitat, and pest control.
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Pierre Capital Journal
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
Merle J. Brown
Argus-Leader
Bouth Dekots
Iask
Walton Femme
Girl Tours Swiss Alps In Memorable Geneva Visit
Miss Viola Mach of South Dakota, national style revue champion, journeys with Mr and Mrs H M Jones as a guest of Chicago Mail Order Co to Geneva and Interlaken. The trip features Junfrau rail ascent, Trummelbach Falls, mountain scenery, and Alpine hotel life with vivid observations on trains, tunnels, and local hospitality.
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Viola Mach
South Dakota
Geneva
Switzerland
H. M. Jones
Chicago
Miss Mach
Europe
Interlaken
Grande St. Georges
Mt Junfrau
Junfrau
Wengen
Scheideg
Jungtraujeck
Meech Jungtraujeck
Altech
Gretty
Little Foe Grotto
The
Halle
Roosevelt Memorial Observances Planned Across South Dakota
South Dakota schools will hold special exercises on Tuesday October 27 to honor Theodore Roosevelt on the 3rd anniversary of his birth. The program promotes youth involvement and notes Roosevelt's presidency 1901 to 1909 and his ties to Dakota history. The Woman's Roosevelt Memorial association has prepared a suggested program, available by writing to 28 East 68th Street New York City.
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Roosevelt
Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
South Dakota
Theodora Roosevelt
Dakotas
Woman's Roosevelt Memorial Association
East Th St
New York City
League Plans Halloween Party By Pleasant Corner Group
Pleasant Corner Young Citizens League held its regular meeting with flag salute and pledge. Members discussed preparations for a Halloween party including games and contests and kept plans secret until next Friday. A lunch committee of Yvonne Brung, Cecelia Borsin and Shirley Kalahar was appointed.
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Young Citizens League
C. L
Marlin Kalahar
Roberta Leaver
Yvonne Brung
Cecelia Borsin
Shirley Kalahar
Busy Bee Club Elects New Officers at Saturday Meeting
The Busy Bee club met at Paul Tubandt's home on Saturday and reorganized. New officers named are Jockeski as president, Marguarite Rober as vice president, Dorothy Newman as secretary and treasurer for six months. They will decide activities for the coming term, and Mrs. Tubandt provided lunch.
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Busy Bee Club
Paul Tubandt
da Jockeski
Marguarite Rober
Dorothy Newman
National Girl Scout Week Open Meeting Held by Pine Tree Troop
National Girl Scout Week observed by Pine Tree troop at Highmare with an open house on Saturday. Program included songs and badge presentations. Second class and merit badges awarded to Edna McKellip Margaret Neel Frances Harter Irene Burnham and Helen Gibbs. Attendees enjoyed a postmeeting lunch.
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Highmare
Pine Tree
Girl Scouts
Woel
E. J. Quirk
J. G. Ryan
Wookeys
Wooley
J. H. Quirk
Helen Gibbs
Edna McKellip
Nea Neel
Ngriam Jordan
Margaret Neel
Frances Harter
Irene Burnham
Sunshine Sheep club records set in Deuel County
Twelve members of the Sunshine Sheep club in Deuel county led by Hugh Lewis report a strong year with twelve meetings averaging 19 members. The club added twenty five fair ribbons to members as they exhibited at local achievement days and all but one attended the county fair.
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Deuel
Sunshine Sheep Club
Deuel County
Hugh Lewis
Three Pledged Into Scabbard And Blade on Campus
Vermillion October 21 Special formal pledging held in the reserve officers room of the University of South Dakota armory. Three seniors Lyle Espe Sioux Falls Maynard Cooper Pierre and Harold Corey Vermillion pledged joining Scabbard and Blade, an honor limited to one third of the BR O T C unit’s commissioned officers. Active members include Lester Ralph Leer Jim Sweet and others with pledging twice yearly in fall.
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Lyle Espe
Sioux Falls
Maynard Cooper
Pierre
Harold Corey
University of South Dakota
BR. O.T. C
Governor General of which country Moriwontal 4
Officers of Kappa Phi for the coming year are Myrtle McLaughlin Langford president Austrid Anderson Vermillion secretary and Alice Horjan treasurer.
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Kappa Phi
Myrtle McLaughlin
Langford
Austrid Anderson
Vermillion
Alice Horjan
Music appreciation program for extension clubs noted
State College assistant professor Harry L Kobler outlines a four year music appreciation program for women extension clubs. October features Auld Lang Syne Annie Laurie Loch Lomond and Liebestraum as listening pieces with a chorus participation option for homemakers statewide during Farm and Home Week in February.
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Sara L. Dewing
Harry L. Kobler
State College
Ince
Annie Laurie
Franz Liszt
Kobtfer
Extension Cluba
Huron Students Noted For High Averages In 4 Subjects
Twenty years ago in Huron high school certain students achieved MW or higher in four core subjects and one declaration. A class names Anna Dettmer Ves ta Sparks Ruth Tomlinson. B class mentions Hildegard Rothers. C class includes Marie Brun Oliver Link Mary McVey Hazel Stiles Dorothy Tredway Emil Utterback. D class lists Ruth Bell George Rosenberry Charles Ward. Meanwhile Marie Hartman and Viola Van Syckel plan an extended stay in Los Angeles California. Mrs George Brown is entertaining guests at the Brown cottage Lake Byron. The party visited the lake yesterday and will stay several days. Herman J. Hennig traveled to Chicago after a brief visit with his son E. J. Hennig. B E Beach, Sioux Falls Argus Leader figure, visited Huron. Mr and Mrs Albert Hoy visit their former home near LaBelle. Ida B. Lloyd returns from a Canada trip. Henry Bebbitt leaves for Miller to visit his parents. Ed Wilson, ill, returns to work after illness.
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Huronigh School
Anna Dettmer
Vesta Sparks
Ruth Tomlinson
Hildegard Rother
Marie Brun
Oliver Link
Mary McVey
Hazel Stiles
Dorothy Tredway
Emil Utterback
D. Clasr
Ruth Bell
George Rosenberry
Charles Ward
Mia
Marie Hartman
Viola van Syckel
Los Angeles
Cal
Argua-Lesder
B. E. Beach
Grand Worthy
Albert Hoy
LaBelle
Ida B. Lloyd 'S
Points
Canada
Henry Bebbitt
Miller
Ed Wilson
Use Highway Funds For Capitol Annex
Pierre officers approved transferring 921157 from the state highway department fund to the Capitol Building Commission for furnishing and finishing the third floor and part of the basement of the new Capitol annex for exclusive highway department use. The commission deferred purchase of 300009 brick, weighing options between clay and cement brick with local input from Will G Robinson and A McWayne on the cement versus clay choice.
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Pierre
Capitol Building
Capitol Annex
Highway Department
Will G. Robinson
Pierre Commercial Club
McWayne
Sioux Falls
Auxiliary Officers To Meet At Madison
American Legion Auxiliary district 2 officers will meet in Madison tomorrow. District president Mrs. Paul Sherburne announced the event. Representatives from Lake Kingsbury Moody Miner and McCook counties are expected. Plans for next year will be outlined and several guest speakers including state officers are invited. Mrs. Sherburne will preside.
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Madison Madison
American Legion
Paul Sherburne
Lake
Kingsbury
Moody
Miner
McCook
Sherburne
Vital statistics for Sanborn County reported in Woonsocket
Sanborn county vital statistics for the past month were presented by Joe Ochsen, clerk of courts. Births include a daughter to Alsher Franson and wife of Woonsocket on September 23, a son to Walter Johansen and wife of Woonsocket on October 18, a daughter to Beryl Alkire and wife of Letcher on October 15, a daughter to Howard Cochran and wife of Woonsocket on October 5, and a daughter to George Coffit and wife of Woonsocket on October 10. Deaths include Dean McGowan, 23, of Forest Lake, Minnesota, and Christian Thompson of Woonsocket, 16.
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Sanborn County
Woonsocket
Joe Ochsen
Alsher Franson
Walter Johansen
Beryl Alkire
Letcher
Injuries Fatal To R C Grid Player at Rapid City
Philip Moore a 19 year old student at the United States Indian school in Rapid City died after a ruptured intestine suffered during a football game with Wall Saturday. He resided on the Rosebud reservation at Okrech. Coach James Ottipeby said the remaining four games on the schedule are canceled, including three Hills games and one against the Pierre Indians.
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Rapid City
Philip Moore
United States Indian School
Wall
Okreck
Rosebud
James Ottipeby
Pierre Indians
James Miller dies in New York at 56
Word reached Sioux Falls of the death in New York Sunday night of James M. Miller former editor of the Gregory County News at Dallas and the Colonie Times and first executive secretary of the Episcopal church in South Dakota A cerebral hemorrhage caused his death The widow and two children survive
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James Miller
East
New York
James M. Miller
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Gregory County
Dallas
Colonie Times
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Central
Hasel Christoferven
Alps
Moriwontal
Willingdon
Hoover
Legion of U. S
Elty
Henry
Behold
Eat Girls Pledge
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