Farmers in South Dakota gain drought year cash income
Brookings reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show South Dakota farmers collected about 82.4 million dollars in cash income in 1934, with 23 percent from benefit payments under AAA programs. Livestock and crops contributed the rest, while wheat and corn incomes fell compared with prior years.
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Orr
South Dakota
U.S. Department of Agri
Beneft
AAA
Lexy
Wolsey Farm Girl Wins Saturday Evening Tribune Sweepstakes
A Wolsey farm girl won the weekly coloring contest prize from the Saturday Evening Huronite. The winner receives a ticket to the Huron theatre by presenting the prize at the theatre box office the same day. Ten tickets are awarded weekly to Huron area children who best color the paper’s funnies, with entries due at 5:00 pm Wednesday. Other winners include Larry Kot of Huron, Anni Hofer Hitchcack Garland Timm Rejean Melius Cavour Joseph Grace Gladys Marshall Melva Peterson Esther Farmer Ages French.
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Wolsey
Huronite
Huron
Larry Kot
Anni Hofer
Hitchcack
Garland Timm
Rejean Melius
Cavour
Joseph Grace
Gladys Marshall
Melva Peterson
Esther Farmer
Hitcheack
Agaes French
Farm Queries And Answers From the Farm Editor
Questions on AAA programs and drought impacts prompt guidance from state extension service. Answers discuss estimated yields, feeding values of cane seed and kafir, contract rules for over-seeded fields, five year lease eligibility, and feeding value of red proso millet for hogs and calves.
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AAA
Agricutural Extension Service
Hrookinga
Milo
Ain
R. M
Lyman County
A. No
F. B
Hutchinson County
Q. I
A. L
Clark County
S. D
Colorado Experiment Station
Long Time Resident of Miller Succumbs in Miller
Cather Josephine Smeller, 68, died at Miller hospital after a short illness. Born in Michigan in 1868, she lived in South Dakota over fifty years and in Miller 28 years. Survived by three sons Hetman of Los Angeles, Charles in Oregon, Walter. daughters Hazel Iva in Miller and Mamie in Aberdeen. Funeral services were held this afternoon with Rev. Albers Saint officiating.
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Miller
Cather Josephine Smeller
Miller Hospital
Michigan
South Dakota
Smaiser
Hugeband
Hetman
Los Angeles
Charles
Oregon
Walter
Hazel
Iva
Mamie
Aberdeen
Albers Saint
Royal Neighbors Host Farewell Party in Wellington
The Royal Neighbors hosted a farewell party for Misses Daisy and Marthe Bowman at Mrs. Howard Crogs home on Tuesday night. Contract bridge determined high score by Mrs. Ed Shaw. Neighbors presented gifts to both honorees and a pot luck lunch followed.
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Wellington
Royal Neighbors
Daisy
Marthe Bowman
Howard Crogs
Ed Shaw
Notice to Cut Weeds in Union Township Spink County
Pursuant to action by the Union township Board of Supervisors all landowners and occupants along public highways must cut weeds growing on highway adjacent to their land to the center of the highway by November 15, 1935. If not cut, township will perform the work and bill the costs to the land as directed, Clerk Clark Lawrence states.
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Board of Supervisors
Union Township
Spink County
Os Clark Lawrence
Managers Build Own Puppet Show
Five acts of marionette entertainment by the Huron Marionette Theatre will debut next Monday and Tuesday in the Huron college chapel under Wednesday Musicale auspices. Miss Adele Babbitt and Miss Eva Walker head a five member team with 13 puppets, staging a one hour program of music dance and drama.
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Huron Marionette Theatre
Huron College Chapel
Adele Babbitt
Eva Walker
Gilmore van Olst
Tony Sarre
Mildred Trish
Chandler Beach
Huron Country Club
Huron High School
Catherine Crossman
Alphabet Origin Believed Solved
Dr George Lamsa, renowned linguist, claims the first alphabet held only consonants and that vowel sounds were added centuries later. He cites the Euphrates Valley language used around 900 B C as evidence for a late form of the alphabet still used by Jesus.
Help Needy Reach Out For Your Old Clothes
Residents are asked to donate used garments for Hu con and the American Legion. C Taylor chairs the drive with Legion collectors gathering clothing to be given to the Salvation Army. Call City for a Legion collector or send items with name and address.
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Hucon
C. Taylor
American Legion
Salvation Army
Legion
Rites Held For J H Rebbins At Carthage
Carthage records funeral services for J H Rebbins who died Saturday at age 78. Interment followed at Pleasant View cemetery. Survivors include a widow and children Lilly Thompson Robert Morrison Mrs Ben Putnam Clarence Robbins Walter Robbins Lester Robbins and Victor Robbins across several states.
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J. H. Rebbins
Carthage
Sacred Heart Church Carthage Fall Festival Highlights
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Carthage held a fall festival with games and concessions, serving spring chicken at 4:30, followed by a dance featuring Mathney's Meadow Larks. A large crowd enjoyed the lively event.
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Carthage
Sacred Heart Catholic Church of
Mathney
Meadow Larks
Dormitory Project Approved for High School
Wellington. The dormitory plan in conjunction with the high school gained federal approval. Ada Seeiny of Wolsey remains dean of girls while Thomas Corrigan of Huron will oversee the boys dormitory. Pearl Granberg and Clara Willard will manage the kitchen and dining room.
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Wellington
Ada Seeiny
Wolsey
Thomas Corrigan
Huron
Pearl Granberg
Clara Willard
Biwn High Bridge Club Hosts Night at Bagleys
The Biwn High Bridge club met Tuesday night at Mr. and Mrs. Ensign Bagley’s home in Wellington. High scores belonged to Mr. and Mrs. William Moller, Mrs. Ira Beagles, and Charles Syring. low scores went to Mrs. Beagles and Mr. Syring. Luncheon was served. The Whiteside school game ended Friday with a 33 to 62 score, and the losers will provide treats for a Halloween party this afternoon.
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Wellington
Ensign
Bagley
William Moller
Ira Beagles
Charles Syring
Whiteside School
Constipated for decades prompts relief with Adierika
A damaged ad-like notice touts Adierika for chronic constipation and gas relief. It quotes Mrs. Mabel Schott and Dr. W L Showh of New York, claiming one dose cleanses the bowel and reduces bacteria. Patients report rapid action within days and better sleep and appetite. Sold by druggists and drug departments.
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Lerika
Mabel Schott
Lexika
W.L. Showh
New York
Adv
Dormitory Approval Reported for School Permitories
Official approval of boys high school dormitories has been received, with superintendent J. D. Hall noting staff remains adequate. Approval covers the present staff and facilities at Pi pea resis in Gann Valley.
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QO. K. Gann Valley
J. D. Hall
Wayland Students Participate in Class Play Event
In Wayland class play participants from Wessington High School include Fl Special Gistine Lilly Eunice Ravenscraft John Korakis and Ronald Anderson. Special guests Mr and Mrs I D enterudacd honored Wattur Booke with a reception and luncheon. Mr Booke plans to visit Iowa after the event.
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Wayland
Oct
Gistine Lilly
Eunice Ravenscraft
John Korakis
Ronald Anderson
Wessington High School
Hwonda Walter Boere Wessington
Wattur Booke
Weakner
Mr. Booke
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