South Dakota farm acreage rises as crops and livestock grow
Pierre reports 1950 agricultural statistics show total crop acreage reaching 15,290,000 with a 450,000 acre gain and significant increases in corn wheat rye oats spelt and alfalfa. Dairy cattle and poultry totals rise, with Kriebs urging more corn hogs alfalfa and milk cows and predicting half a million dairy cows by 1934.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
Secretary of Agriculture
Perry
Dax
Kriebs
Groton Schools Announce New Courses and Staff
Groton public schools open with a large staff list led by superintendent KL Snyder. New high school offerings include biology public speaking and debate. Notable enrollment shows 42 freshmen with 30 girls and 12 boys.
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Groton
Groton Public Schools
Snyder
Ella Nypen
Abercrombie
N. D
Irangene Cutler
Claremont
Thint Fede
Lilian B. Martinson
Clinton
Mian
Margaret Burns Webster
Alice Nord
Minneapolis
Maud
Fargo
N.D
LaVerne Fink
Aberdeen
Fern Miller
Webster
A. L. Parker
Coatch
H. W. Iverson
Levy Taxes For Tuberculosis Eradication Effort
Pierre Sept 4 County commissioners in states tuberculous eradication programs must levy taxes to support the work. Attorney General Shar urges as mandatory for counties to provide funds for reaccreditation and pay indemnity and expenses, with a maximum one mill levy on taxable property yearly. Dr Ruth notes Miner county lacked funds but had reserves for the three year retest and reaccreditation. a second test must be completed by April 1, 1932, with September 1990 levy requested to start the fall 1331 test.
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Pierre
MQ. Shar
T. FH. Ruth
Division of Animal Industry
State Department ,of Agriculture
Miner
Board of County Commissioners
Ruth
Miner County
Spd
Wheat storage plan amid market delays
A farmer in Izabel district reports a total wheat stock of about a fixable quantity due to low market prices. He plans to store grain rather than truck it to market, citing poor weather and high storage costs as delaying sales.
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Izabel
Firestone
Fireatone
Wells Dickey Eyes Pierre Bond Purchase
Wells Dickey of Minneapolis shows interest in Pierre’s $35,000 water and power bond issue for War Power and Water Works improvements. If the contract is finalized, the city would avoid issuing emergency warrants as a substitute.
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Wells
Sioux Falls College Opens Nurse Training and Sports Prep
Registration for upperclassmen at Sioux Falls College begins as classes start at McKennan and Sioux Valley hospitals for nurse training. Football equipment issued by Coach Olsen as fall practice begins. Freshmen turnout looks strong while faculty announces department heads led by Dean A W Favgust and professors Hoffmann Machin Friedian and others. Evening events include entertainment for students culminating Friday night with a paternal program. Green caps for yearlings to be provided soon by Students Association president Kark Krueger.
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Sioux Falls College
Cas
Eee College
Sarah the Regis
the College
Eek
McKennan
Sioux Valley
Sioux Falls
CG. A
Francis “Olsen
C.H. “Lottgast
A. W. Favgust
Hoffmann
Machin
C. E. Friedian
Mra RE
Steele
Margot Fahenstock
R._C. Scherdorff
Mof. Martini
Jon
Bonilla Teachers To Be Givers Reception Set
Bonilla teachers plan a reception at Bonilla hall on Saturday evening September to welcome about 125 pupils enrolled at the high school. Staff listed include Principal Johnson Ralph Ga Horeland Miss Loomis and others for grades from first to seventh. A program is planned and all are invited.
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Bonilla
Jbonilla
Johnson
Ralph Ga. Horeland
Loomis
Bratford
Misa M. Virnand
Syting
Biss Livella
Stewart
Bonilla Hall
Minnehaha School Petition Seeks District Change
Four petitions from Minnehaha school districts request a change in boundaries. County commissioners, including Earl Tyler, will hear the matter.
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Earl- Tas Tyler
Highway Commissioners Attend Canadian Meeting in Regina
Sept 4 report from Pierre notes members of the penne highway commission rationcing a highway meeting this week. Regina Saskatchewan accompanied by Kenneth R. Skurr assistant state bridge engineer.
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Pierre
Cordanissio
Regina
Saskatchewan
Eis
Kenneth ‘R. Skurr
Radio sessions to inform USD applicants for 1930-31 term
Vermillion broadcasts from USD station 890 kcs offer prospective students details on registration course content athletics and campus life. Sept 8 to Sept 16 feature deans presidents and officials discussing their departments with two ten minute talks each night plus organ music.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
RUSD
University
Unst Su
Herman G. James
J. H. “Suan
Eva Glassbrook
H.W. Frankerfeld
V.C. Montgomery
Mrp
University of South Dakota Sets Registration Days
Registration dates for the 1990-91 term at the University of South Dakota are scheduled for September 15 and 16 in Vermillion. An extra fee will be charged for students registering after these days, according to registrar Frankenfeld.
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Vermillion
University of South ‘Dakota
Frankenfeld
North Dakota land transfer notices and bank actions
Fragmentary OCR notes show land parcel references with section town and range designations, financial mentions including a state bank transaction and per cent interest, names such as Walter Worl Sipe and Herbert I Smith, and multiple legal style phrases. The readable items imply public notices of property transfers and banking actions across multiple townships.
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Brede
Tals
Ler
Wim
Hoese
Winona
Iroquals
Bank
tov-Walter
Worl
Sipe
Fie American
Herbert I. Smith
Yale High Sees Enrollment Rise Likely to Grow
Superintendent Moon of Yale High leads eighth graders Stiners and Beckman with Miss Wright of Hitchcock guiding first through third grades. Enrollment stands at 26, with prospects for increase as more students enroll later.
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Pees
Moon
Yale
Stiners Sev
Misa Beckman
E Sith
King of
Miss Wright
Hitchcock
Pioneer recalls low land prices in state artesian
T M Greer, visiting with son John, recalls early days near Charles City and Artesian. He bought land in 1867 for 42.50 per acre, moved to South Dakota sixteen years later, started a homestead near Artesian, raised a family, and later retired to the state soldiers home.
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Artesian
Neer
T. M.greer
John
Charles
City
South
Dakota
Greer
State Soldiers Home
Gree
Seven Sheep Killed When Truck Overturns
Sept 4 seven sheep died when a double deck truck owned by Oldenberg Bros. tipped on a grade east of William Gotts Ichen place. The soft earth caused the truck to sink and overturn, one side settled into the earth while the tractor remained undamaged.
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Grindstone
Jay
Farrel
Oldenberg. Bros
William Gotts- Ichen
Delegates To Tax Parley
Pierre September 4 Thirty four leaders of farm and business groups were named by Governor Bulow as delegates to the National Tax Association convention in Kansas City Missouri. Delegates include J Mars Wawner Woonsocket A Pp G We Croes Abor Huron John B Plankinton W C Lusk Yankton Roy Huron E H Eversat State Mitchell J W Bryant Mitchells BE Driscoll Lead wc berdrens ton and LeFT Boyse Sioux Falls. Joe Creek school district sends five pupils to Pierre and one to Kimball for high school showing in rural education effort.
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Mars ‘ Wawner
Woonsocket
G. We-Croes
Aboran
Huron
John
B. Plankinton
W. C. Lusk
Yanktoo
Roy Huron
E. H. Eversat
Ate Mitchell
Bryant
Mitchells
BE. Driscoll
Wc. Berdrenston
Boyse
Sioux
Mobridge Sets Dates For Northern Corn Show
Mobridge plans the northern corn show for September 10 and 11 with a large tent venue. The event includes a public wedding to be officiated by two bands, plus a big dance. Moe Bridge and Mobridge school bands will furnish music. Early registrants with the Mobridge Commercial Club will be the principals in the double wedding.
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Mobridge
Moebridge School
Mobridge City Band
Mobridge Commercial Club
Crosley Introduces New Midget Model at Gostain Music
Gostain Music Store in Huron announces Crosley’s latest compact turntable, labeled Midget, offering portability and retro styling. The device targets casual listeners and collectors seeking a small high character unit. Availability details and price were not disclosed.
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