Information On Sheep Buying In South Dakota
Speriali outlines the 1934 program for purchasing sheep in western South Dakota under the Agricultural Adjustment administration. Quota is 1000 ewes daily for six days a week, with one year old or older eligible at two dollars per head. Service and disposition payments of one dollar and a purchase payment split with lienholders. Priority to distressed areas, county directors classify flocks as fit or unfit for shipping, with unfit animals or their pelts donated to relief use. No freshly shorn sheep or animals not alive at classification are paid. South Dakota's January 1 1934 sheep population was about 1.1 million. Harding, Butte, and Perkins counties hold the largest counts.
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Missouri River
Ialte
Harry Petrie
Denver
Department of Agriculture
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Sor
Schools Close For Institute And Fair
There have been no lessons in the township schools this week but classes will resume tomorrow. The Kingsbury county institute was held at De Smet Monday and Tuesday attracting nearly every rural teacher. Today was designated as a day in which all schools are closed to permit pupils and teachers to attend the State Fair at Haron.
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Manchester
Kingsbury County Institute
de Smet
Haron
Cattle Listed for Sale in Hand County
Cattle were listed for government sale in Hand County as of September 8, with nearly 12 000 new listings this round and 17 already sold, bringing total purchases to about 20 000. Further buying will occur in Miller Ree Heights St Lawrence and Wayland during the week of September 15, with farmers urged to sell surplus stock before the final opportunity.
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Miller and Ree Heighs
St. Lawrence
Wayland
State Extension Office
Miller
Farm Home Burns at Wayland Farm
Special report: The farm home of Mr and Mrs Lem Miller was destroyed by fire. Contents burned heavily and insurance will partly cover the loss. The Millers had previously lost their barn in a June wind storm.
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Wayland
Lem Miller
Entertains Club at Wayland Bridge Session
Mrs Carl Ravenscroft hosted the Entertains Club at her Wayland home on Tuesday afternoon, the date adjusted for conflicts. The group voted to switch from a duplicate to a contract bridge format, with the next meeting led by Mrs Wa Gadow. Prizes went to Mrs Laura Stapman high, Mrs Catherine Winegar low, and Mrs Clara Ravenscroft and Mrs Marthe Fishee tied for net prize, Mrs Fisher taking a consolation. Refreshments followed.
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Wayland
Carl Ravenscroft
Mre Wa Gadow
Mra Fisher
Rain Brings Joy in St Lawrence Amid Gentle Showers
In St Lawrence on September 12 a light steady rain fell at intervals all day. Housewives welcomed the moisture as they hung out clothes or postponed the weekly wash, enjoying the mild weather and gentle showers.
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ST. Lawrence
Gwendolyn Wilkins Hosts Third Birthday Party
Little Gwendolyn Wilkins entertained eight of her small friends at her home for her third birthday. Games were played, then ice cream cookies and cake were served.
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Bancroft
Gwendolyn Wilkins
Bancroft Woman Weds Rudolph Lentz At Henry Church
Esther Fuerstenau of Bancroft married Rudolph Lentz of Henry in a Henry Lutheran church ceremony. Bride wore white satin with veil and pink lavender bouquet. attendants included Mire Ys Fuerstenau and Ruth Lent. Ring bearer Little Garth Hinderman. Reception at Hinderman home. couple to move near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to teach at a boys school.
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Bancroft
Henry
Esther Fuerstenau
Rudolph ‘Lentz
Hearty
Mireys Fuersienay
Ruth Lent
Aroom
Garth Hinderman
Hinderman
Lentz
Clark County
Milwaukee
Wig
Minnie Fuerstenau
Mary Frye
Grace
Betty
Louise Dirksen
Wedding Ceremony Solemnized At Yale
A quiet wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Foote united Burr Foote and Dorline De Lano in marriage with Rev J W Prager officiating. The couple hosted a dinner afterward and will reside near Carpenter.
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Yale Yale
Glenn Foote
Burr Foote
G. 5. Foote
Carpenter
Dorline de Lano
Richard de Eano
Nore Cavour
J. W. Prager
Bancroft
Glenn Foot
Former Yale Residents In Crash Near Clear Lake
A head on collision near Clear Lake injures passengers from a Yale area family group now living in Milwaukee. Andrew Walz and family including Donald, Beetha Walz, Jacob Hofer and Floyd Hofer were in one car. Donald Walz suffered a severe cut above the right eye needing six stitches. Floyd Hofer was seriously hurt when his car was nearly severed. Others had minor injuries.
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Yale
Andrew Walz
Jacob Emil Hofer
Beetha Walz
Milwaukee
Clear Laxe
Donald
Floyd Hofer
Not So Good Old Days Warned In De Smet Talk
N E Steele executive secretary of the South Dakota educational association spoke to the De Smet P T A meeting stressing that some want to return to the “good old days” of schooling. He contrasted past schooling with present needs and recalled his father’s summer travel and his own school’s limited curriculum of old. Badger Clari also spoke, sharing a poem.
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Steele
DE Smet
de Smet P. T
N. E. Steele
South Dakota Educational Association
Badger Clari
Mr. Steele
Court Term Opens At Gann Valley Involving Mortgage Case
GANN VALLEY Sept 12 Special Circuit court opened Monday Sept 10 with Judge RC Bakewell. One case settled out of court while another replevin action by Agricultural Credit Corp against Grant Anderson of Ft Thompson awaits trial. Court adjourned to Thursday due to prejudice affidavit. Roy Webber returned from Dillon Mont to visit relatives before going back. Kingsbury county teachers institute closed after two days with 28 attendees led by Miss Otelia Knudsen.
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Gann Valley
RC. Bakewell
Plankinton
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Grant Anderson
Ft Thompson
Bakewell
Hughes
Pierre
Montana
Alpewa
Roy Webber
James Sellmer
Dillon, Mont
Sellmer
Will
Kingsbury County
Otelia Knud|esen
Jones Family Visit From New Salem to Bancroft
Mr and Mrs Henry Jones and family of New Salem North Dakota visited Bancroft over the weekend. The Brand family and Mrs Caroline Jones of Huron also visited here Sunday. The Joneses left Monday for Sauk Center Minnesota before returning home.
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Bancroft
Henry Jones
I New Salem
N. D
C. Custard
Ro Maass
Tae ‘Fom Brand
Caroline Jones
Huron
Jones
Vina Custard
Tom Brand
Sauk Center
Minn
Data on Cattle Program in South Dakota Covered
Brookings reports outline a survey by the extension service of South Dakota State College to determine how many additional cattle must be bought under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration program. Counties on the inactive list may see purchases finish in days and weeks, with 67,548 head sold statewide and 61,436 condemned by late reporting.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Extension Service of State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
Birthday Party Held for Misa Murphy at Home
In Highmore on September 14 special guests gathered for a 40 dinner honoring Misa Berninta Murphy. Twelve attended at one long table with a green and yellow theme featuring a wishing well centerpiece and ribbon led streams. A later bridge game and a treasure hunt gift present capped the evening as Miss Murphy received a gift from guests with help from Pita Victor Vincent and Misa Louise Henderson.
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Highmore Highmore
Misa Berninta Murphy
F. C. Murphy
Miss Ne
Bernham Truman
Miss Murphy
Pita
Victor Vincent
Misa Louise Henderson
Mas. Murphy
Bancroft School Enrollment Reaches New High
Bancroft high school enrollment surged to 83 with others expected after the first week of school. Dormitories near capacity, students enthusiastic about opportunities. Teachers attended the county institute at De Smet. No school today for attendance at the state fair. Miss Opal Drake will represent Bancroft school and Kingsbury county at the spelling contest at the fair.
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Bancroft
de Smet
Opal Drake
Bancroft School
Kingsbury County
Way To Speak At State Club Meet In Watertown
Watertown public opinion president Way will speak at the state federation of women's clubs gathering in Watertown October 3 to 5. His talk centers on the round table discussion Press and Publicity with a focus on the technical side of writing news.
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Watertown
Speciad
Way
Watertown Public Opinion
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Tal
Broken Leg Ends to the Fall for George Baer
George Baer of Dancy suffered a badly broken leg when a horse trampled him while unloading from a truck. The injury fractured the bone in two places. He is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
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Highmore
George Baer
Dancy
Regional Notes From Sept Community Pages
In Fair Gann Valley Buffalo county sends Roscoe Van Winile and Grace Dye to state spelling contest roles. Erwin sees three girls enroll as juniors at Augustina College Sioux Falls while Helen Kusmean starts at Yankton College. Russell Holly marks eighth birthday with seven friends at home. St Lawrence school forms a new band under LaHoy Darting. Wayland reports a well attended public sale as the Sallee family moves to a farm near Shevlin Mina. Early Iowa hog allotment checks distributed to local farmers.
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Fair Gann Valley
Roscoe van Winile
Ft. Thompson
Grace Dye
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Harom
Lettie Thompson
Exter Colleges
Erwin
Augustina College
Sioux Falla
May
Helen. Kusmean
Yankton College
Wayland
Charles Sallee
Saellees
Shevlin
Mina
Two Meetings At Manchester Delayed
Manchester society notes delayed meetings due to the State Fair. The Manchester Ladies Aid gathering shifts to Sept 19 at Mrs. Fred Rittenbusch. Christian Endeavor organization postponed to Sept 16. Rev and Mrs Hartt invited back for another year. reports from church committees show a satisfactory year amid hard times.
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Manconcann
Manchester Ladies Aid Society
Huron
Fred Rittenbusch
Christian Endeavor Society
Hartt
Fourth Quarterly Conference At Miller and Greeneleai Churches
The fourth quarterly conference of the Miller and Greeneleai churches was held in the church after Sunday evening services. The gathering followed regular worship with updates and church matters discussed by attendees.
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Miller, Miller
Miller and
Gréenleai
Local Market Struggles Persist Amid Seasonal Shortage
Fragmentary report notes Minneapolis market activity uneven this week with small loads and pricing constraints. Authorities cite intercity variation as deliveries lag and buyers seek steadier supplies from nearby towns.
Driving a Buick in Freezing Winter Weather
An industry promotion extols Buick performance in cold nights with Eveready Prestone protection. It touts Winter Safe Kiss and long lasting defense against freeze and engine issues, urging readers to secure protection now through National Carhome and partners.
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Buick
Ehntar
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Huron College
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