Widespread Decline in Northwestern Wheat Marketings
Minneapolis report shows September to early October wheat receipts in the northwest far below last year, with five week totals at 11,870,000 bushels versus 38,950,000 a year earlier and two weeks at 3,307,000 versus 3,970,000. Butter price fell to 33 1/3 cents, cold storage stocks down, while beef pork lard lamb and mutton also dropped. Business activity remained weak with bank debits and country clearings well below year-ago levels and deposits down across districts.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
United States
Federal Reserve District
Lutherans of South Dakota to Convene in Canton
Lutherans from South Dakota Minnesota and Iowa plan a November Canton gathering to discuss Spiritual Life and Present Day Conditions. Dr A J Bergaaker of Minneapolis will preach the opening sermon. The program features leaders from Augustana College and the Lutheran Bible Institute among others with musical oversight by local clergy.
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S. D
Canton
South Dakota
A. J. Bergaaker
Minneapolis
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Convention
Odd Gornitzka
Lutheran Bible Institute of
Minnesota
Towa
L. O. Thargon
Inwald
5. C. Eastvold
J. Madison
H. E. Solum
H. M. Solem
Lennox
C. J. H. Preus
Sion Falls
Augustana College
C. ML
Colton
Hla A. Okdale
Watertown
A. Molberg
Hudson
Yaaler
Mitchell Octave Shows Higher Water Consumption This Year
Mitchell bills reveal water use this year greatly exceeds last year. Treasurer Mary J. Lowry announced the year’s water toll increase would total 92 973. The gain reflects higher consumption with no rate rise. Waterworks profits support bonded indebtedness for the water system.
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Mitchell Octave
Mitchell
Mary J. Lowry
Three Are Injured In Yankton Smashup
Three people injured in a near Yankton collision ride in a Ford coupe driven by Stroh. The car was sideswiped by a truck that fled, sending it into a ditch and throwing occupants from the vehicle. Violet Macstegor Virginia Ray and Jay Strah suffered injuries.
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Yankton
Here
Violet Macstegor
Virginia Ray
Jay Strah
Cpes
Stroh
Mik Ray
Miss MacGregor
WU Schools Gain In Students Across Vermillion
Vermillion reports show four WU schools increasing student numbers despite challenges with feeds and enrollment. James Harman president of the University of South Dakota to direct a round table at the November 1 conference on intercollegiate athletics, with meetings set at the Stovnes Hotel.
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Dolonsiyy
Delta
W. Frankendehi
Regettar
Echo Regent Gabool
James
M—Harman
University of South Dakota
Association of Galrenty
Stovnes
Jinx Follows Thompson Family At Lake Preston
The T. K. Thompson family of Lake Preston faced two accidents in a week. The oldest son was caught in a tractor wheel, suffering serious leg injuries between the knee and ankle. On Sunday, son Kermit was accidentally shot in the thigh during pheasant hunting. hopes for recovery are expressed.
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Preston Lake Preston
T. K. Thompson
Lake Preston
Pearsday
Kermit
Warns Against Calf Pneumonia From Damp Barns
Ames Iowa October warning from Prof. E N Hansen of Town State college urges guards against calf pneumonia due to damp poorly ventilated barns. He cites broken windows, drafts, and proposes barn repairs, clean pails, controlled feeding, and milk guidance to prevent digestive scours and disease.
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Ames
E. N. Hansen
Animal Husbandry Department
Town State College
Hansen
Hanssen
Alpha Chi Alpha Initiates Leone Hart Koster
Alpha Chi Alpha at the University of Beth Bekota will initiate Leone Hart Koster of Vermillion on Thursday evening. Koster, active in campus journalism and four years in college, served on every university publication and belonged to Delta Theta Pi, the local fraternity hosting the national Alpha Chi Alpha. She is enrolled in the graduate school.
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Alpha Chi Alpha
Chi Alpha
University of Beth Bekota
Leone Hart Koster
Vermillion
Vivian Waltz
Koster
Universty
Delta Theta Pi
Nash Named Director of College Movement
Yankton Oct 28 Special De G W Nash president of Yankton college has been named state director for South Dakota of the national liberal arts college movement. The drive will climax with a coast to coast college night radio rally on November 14 broadcast by NBC WEAF network. Local stations will supplement the feature with oral commentary surrounding the main program.
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Educatora
Lberal Arts Colleges of America
Supreme Court Reverses Four Decisions in South Dakota
The South Dakota Supreme Court this week reversed four lower court rulings and affirmed one in opinions by Commissioner Walter G. Miner and Judge Dwight Campbell. Key actions included overturning an adultery conviction of Andy V. Anderson of Perkins County for insufficiently specific charge and denying Marguerite Nedved’s appeal while granting a divorce-change request. Other reversals covered a promissory note dispute in Mix County, a cattle trespass case in Sully and Hyde counties for improper new-trial orders, and a writ of certiorari in a tax case involving P. Walsh amid the state’s county officials’ procedures.
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Andy V. Anderson
Perkins County
Walter G. Miner
Marguerite Nedved
Minnehaha County
A '& Beck
Charles Mix County
Mix Nedved
Nedved
Fred Nedved
Dwight Campbell
F. J. Frana
Joseph Sestak
Tabor State Bank
Jt. Rollins
C. M. Conger
Miser
Supreme Court
Campbell
Hyde County
C. H. Hiller
Clarke
Peter
C. L. McNamara
Hiller
Sully
C. Hiller
C. L. McNamas
Orier
Walsh
Glesmer
Myrtle M. Glesmer
Sally
Will ‘Spencer
Miner Odd Fellows Convene At Canova
The semi annual Miner county Odd Fellow association meeting was held in Canova school auditorium last week. Representatives from county lodges and visitors from Salem lodge attended. Officers for the year elected include President A. L. English Roswell, Vice President H. E Lubeck Howard, and Secretary-Treasurer Zd Gullickeon Roswell under Grand Master H. C. Harris.
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Miner Odd Fellows
Canova Canova
Miner County Odd Fellow Association
Canova
Salem Lodge
H. C. Harris
Highmare
Howard
Zd Gullickeon
Roswell
Canova Senior Girls Organize 4 H Club
Canova October 22 special The Canova senior girls 4-H club reorganized for the coming year by electing Chairman Hazel Schuett vice chairman Mabelle Soethen secretary Doris Prakel treasurer Cecelia Geasman The club known as Best Ever Seniors with Mrs EH Foulkes in hub as leader.
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Canova
Canova Senier
Hazel Schuett
Mabelle Soethen
Doris Prakel
Cecelia Geasman
Mra. EH. Foulkes
Beavers Build Dams To Conserve Water
Beavers construct a belt of dams across two sites to conserve water. The effort aims to stabilize moisture, support habitats, and reduce evaporation losses during dry periods.
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Lay
Mother Nature Is Unusually Kind To Preston Vegetation
Autumnal scene near Lake Freston reveals a mild frost and generous sunshine bringing out vivid hues in sumach, woodbine, berberry, oak, and maple. The writer notes these colors delight the mind even if not essential for nourishment, praising nature’s display this fall.
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Preston
Lake Freston
Labor Demand Tinges Sioux Falls Gas Pact
The Sioux Falls city commission adopted a resolution to pressure the Missouri Valley Pipe Line and the Sioux Falls Gas company. It charges breach of faith for using Sioux City labor instead of local workers and threatens revoking the gas rate schedule. Commissioner Nelson filed the complaint after investigations found many out-of-town workers on the project.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
Sioux City
Plan Reorganization Of Day County Banks
Plans to reorganize two Day County banks after closures are being prepared for the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Roslyn and the First State Bank of Pierpont. State banking department approval is required, with a depositors committee to equidate the Holmquist State Bank by petitioning 5 percent of depositors.
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Westin
Act
Sir Uy
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Roslyn
First State Bank of
Northern State Teachers appoint yearbook board
Aberdeen reports the 1932 Pasque Board, led by Willard as president and Short as vice, selects editor from its members to oversee the Northern Northérn Mate Teachers publication. Directors include Hillerd Street Short Dunlap McIntosh and Watson. Dr F A tarmen elected local Education Association president. J C sent vice president and Miss King alternate.
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Pasque Board
Aberdeen
C. Lindberg
Northern Collie Publications
Lees
Robert
Gertrude Weisman
McLaughlin
W. B. Hillerd
Street
H.C. Short
Bixby
Jaemine
K. G. Dunlap
McIntosh
KR. M.watson
Minneapolis
Williard
Short
Lemmen
Beads Education Association
F A, Tarmen
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota Education Specstion
J. C. Sent
Ka Tarry Tostlebe
Negroes Protest at S F Self Respect Day Meeting
In Sioux Falls on October 28 members of St John’s and Pilgrim Negro Baptist churches adopted a resolution protesting Amos n Andy broadcasts and the spread of communism. They urged action to deport foreign agitators, backed Hamilton Fish commission findings, and urged use of a colored air corps unit if the 7th Cavalry is disbanded.
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Sioux Falls
St John's
Shd Pilgrim
Amos ‘'N’ Andy
7Th
U. S. Cavalry
Amos ‘N’ Andy
United States
Hamilton Fish Commission
U. S
South Dakota
Air Corps
Accident Victim In Critical Condition At Lake Preston
Miss Edith Alexander of Lake Preston remains in critical condition after an auto crash west of Iroquois Wednesday. Officials say internal injuries are serious while her companion Miss Maud Smith improves but weakened by blood loss. L Fitzgerald of Lake Preston, driver of the second vehicle, is staying with his parents in Madison while recovering.
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Lake Preston
Edith Alexander
Alexander
Iroquois
Northert Minnesoa
Pleads Not Guilty To Manslaughter Charge
Dorothy Underwood Alaska waived preliminary hearing in municipal court on second degree manslaughter charges connected to the October 1 automobile collision that killed Prof. John R. Mumm of Northern College. She was bound over to circuit court. In Redfield German Congregational societies met with Redfield college hosting, while Vermillion hosted a French literature lecture on Colonel Bramble by Andre Mouroures to a KUSD radio audience.
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Aberdeen
Dorothy Underwood
Alaska
Vo Mra
Underwood
John R. Mumm
Norther
Cheap Coal Solves Harding County Winter Fuel Need
An abundance of cheap coal in Harding county eases the winter fuel challenge for farmers. Hilton mine ten miles north offers coal at 1.65 a ton, delivered to Newell eighty five miles away for 6.25 a ton. Local caves hills mine supplies meet immediate needs with expanding lignite prospects anticipated as other regions deplete.
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Buffalo
Harding County
Hilton
Here
Newell
Cave Hills
Teame Ard
Fresno
Entertain Friends and Visitors Reach Esmond Event
Merve Jeffers, who has been working in Iowa for a month, returned home with Mrs. Fred Thompson of Lake City and Donald Tompson of Des Moines. They will visit for a few days. Mrs. Thompson is the mother of Mrs. MM. E. Jeffers. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Walker entertained Iroquois friends at a pheasant dinner, followed by bridge.
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Iowa
Esmond
Merve Jeffers
Fred Thompson
Lake City
Donald Tompson
Des Moines
Many Floats In Parade At U Vermillion
Vermillion October 28. Between 4 and 79 floats will enter the Dakota Day parade at the University of South Dakota under Garrett Breckenridge with the campus to host the event. The parade runs 10 30 a m from campus along Willow to Main and back to the campus. Ruth Payne is named as Miss Dakota 1931 by student vote. Three bands participate the university military band Dalesbury and Vermillion high school. The floats theme is Beat State. The USD football game versus State College starts at 2 p m. Alumni events follow at dorms Union building and Greek houses. An All University dance is at 8 pm in the new armory. Friday night the Black Flamingo drama of the French Revolution will be staged at Stageo auditorium by Vermillion Theatre Arts Club at 8 pm.
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Ruth Payne
Ftan
Dakota
University Military Band
Dalesbury Band
Vermilion High School
University
State College
Stagio
Vermillion Theatre Arts Club
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Colonel Bramble
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