Plan To Increase Soil Saving Crops Across 10 States
Brookings Sept 22 Special The 1928 agricultural conservation program set goals for soil conserving crops and practices in the North Central Region. Lloyd Mengel says tasks ahead include new system payments based on goals, with county committees setting soil depleting and building targets for individual farms and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Corn
North Central
Lloyd Mengel
South Dakota Agricultural Conservation Committee
Mengel
Washington
Wallace
Tolley
AAA
Corn Belt
Worth Central
Claude R. Wickard
North Central Division
North Central Region
Secretary of Agriculture
Nerenga
South Dakota
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed in South Dakota
Governor Leslie Jensen designated October 9 as Fire Prevention Week urging removal of debris that fuels fires. He noted 200000 dollars in property loss and three deaths last year, urging year round care to reduce fire waste and preventable incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota
Bouth Dakota
Soil program details for South Dakota farms in 1938 plan
The 1938 program specifies payments for soil conserving practices on South Dakota farms. It sets rates for non crop pasture land and grazing units, defines animal unit equivalences, and explains deductions if soil goals are exceeded or partly attained. State committees will recommend region specific soil conserving practices under Agricultural Adjustment Administration oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
North Central
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Regioval
Woonsocket Hi-Life aims to publish first issue soon
Specially chosen Woonsocket High School staff will produce the first issue over a six week period. Coach M A Hoellworth serves as adviser with Lester Helgeland as editor in chief and a full slate of student editors and reporters, all working on the school multigraph machine for the South Dakota High School Press Association contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
M. A. Hoellworth
Lester Helgeland
Veneta Putnam
Quarterly Conference at Virgil Church Held
Virgil M B Church officers and members held the third quarterly conference with good attendance. Reports covered Sunday school by Mrs A H Wessel Lad Year by Mrs W M Thoma and the church by Rev A R Eschliman District Sept Lochridge attended. A pot luck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Parent-Teachers Association
Arvy Ravenscroft
Wayland
Supr Clinton
Deloris Shea
Malcolm Eckert
L. R. Chesebro
Tom de Haven
Virgil
Virgil M. B
A. H. Wessel
W. M. Thoma
A R Eschliman
Lochridge
Co ops In Machine Game See Co ops In Machine Game
Sioux Falls reports at the National Farm Cooperative conference see cooperatives active in farm machinery and oil sectors. C J Mitchell says St Paul Exchange distributes 800 to 900 tractors yearly from Battle Creek Michigan assembled per its specs while A L Nolan notes one and a half million gallons of lubricating oil handled annually. Emil Loriks, C McCarthy, and L S Herren discuss influence, capital, and patronage dividends as key drivers of regional cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
National Farm Cooperative Conference
C. J. Mitchell
Farmers Union Central Exchange of
St Paul
Mitchell
St. Paul
Battle Creek
Mich
A. L. Nolan
Oil Department of
St Paul Exchange
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Wisconsin
L. S Herren
Nebraska Union Partner
Omaha
Howard A. Cowden
Consumers Cooperative Association of
Kansas City
Middle West
Herron
Cowden
Europe
Hetron
Farmers Union
Emil Loriks
South Dakota Farmers Union
Loriks
South Dakota
C. McCarthy
Farmers Union State Exchange of
Nebraska
State Exchange
McCarthy
Visitors Leave for Home Highmore
Dr HJ Thornton of the University of Iowa history department and Mrs Thornton formerly Nadine Hemmingson depart Highmore after a month in South Dakota. Their daughter Norma traveled with them. They stayed at the Hemmingson home and spent two weeks at Blue Bett Lodge in the Black Hills. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Hemmingson and Miss Doris McLaughlin who will visit Iowa City briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
HJ. Thornton
Department of History
University of Iowa
Thornton
Misa Nadine Hemmingson
Norma
Iowa City
South Dakota
H. P. Hemmingson
Doris McLaughlin
Lows City
Sioux Falls 17th In Housing Survey Ranking
Sioux Falls South Dakota ranks seventh among sixty four cities in a Commerce Department housing survey. The 1935 results were released by Dr. Paul M. Pearson, assistant director of the PWA housing division, with Binghampton North Carolina named first. Fargo North Dakota, Minneapolis Minnesota, St Paul Minnesota, Butte Montana and Des Moines Iowa appear among the listed cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Washington
S. D
Commerce Department
Paul M. Pearson
PWA
Binghampton
N C
Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Minn
St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Des Moines, Ia
Elks Gift $50 To Aid Crippled Children In SD
The South Dakota Elks presented Governor Jensen with a 50 dollar check for crippled children rehabilitation. The gift brings their three year total to 1050 dollars. Dr H G Tarbell of Watertown accepted the funds for the health department division and explained it will be matched with federal and state funds to aid deformity corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Pierre
Jensen
South Dakota Elks Association
H. G. Tarbell
Watertown
The
Tarbell
E. B. Peterson
Sioux Falls
Elks Association
H. M Nelles
Madison
Crippled Children's Division
State Health Department
Elk Lodges
South Dakota
Brekke Couple Move to Norway After 10 Years Here
Mr and Mrs Ole J Brekke dine r guests at the Andrew Seim home near Willow Lake. They depart Thursday by train to New York to sail Sept 30 for Bergen Norway. This marks their sixth Atlantic crossing after a decade in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Willow Lake
Ole J. Brekke
Andrew Seim
Evansing
Highmore Legion to Host Tenth District Convention
Highmore hosts the Tenth District American Legion Convention in October with Frank Vopat Post as host. New officers installed at the Sept. 16 meeting include Alden Chapin as commander W M Davis as first vice commander Peter Farewell as second vice commander Milo McDonald as adjutant D J Harris as financial officer Ben Barker as chaplain George Adams chairs the membership committee, representing state commander Walter Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Legion
Highmore
Spedall
American Legion
Frank Vopat
Fossness
10Th District
Alden Chapin
W. M. Davis
Peter Farewell
Milo McDonald
D. J. Harris
Ben Barker
George Adams
Walter B. Burke
Aberdeen teacher visits parents in Wellington
Miss Beryl DeHaven, a teacher at Aberdeen High School, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Al DeHaven in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Beryl DeHaven
Aberdeen High School
al DeHaven
Legion Urges Drive, Iron Lung Fund in South Dakota
Herbert Barnard, state membership chairman, called on every American Legion post in South Dakota to boost membership and support the iron lung fund for infantile paralysis victims. Mitchell post gave $20 to the drive as state officers prepare next month to install new post leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Aberdeen
American Legion
South Dakota
Tts
Herbert Barnard
Mitchell
Legion
Barnard
Mitchell Post
S. D
Coacher Post
The
American Legion Today
S. L. McGill
Legion Post
Fetivities
Watertown Husking Contest Set for October 27
Watertown in South Dakota will host the fifth corn husking contest announced by H Kircher Field Editor of the Farmer St Paul. Winner of county contests qualifies to compete with state champion Richard Anderson of Sioux Falls defending his title. The event on Jacob Krull farm one mile south of Watertown offers a $1000 purse and expenses paid trip to the national contest in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Yeatertown
South Dakota
H. Kircher
Farmer
St Paul
Richard Anderson
Lioux Falls
Jacob Krull
Krull
J. E. Krull
Codington County
Brookings
Ohio
Sioux Falls Adopts 1938 City Budget
Sioux Falls city commissioners adopted the 1938 operating budget totaling 496600. After deducting 415000 anticipated revenues, the net to be raised by taxation is 481600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Adolts
Sioux Falls
Renews Child Custody Fight
Sioux Falls reports a custody dispute over Whitney Foster, a boy adopted by John Morrell Foster and his ex wife Iva Gilbertson Foster. Foster seeks full custody in California court records read aloud as his new show cause case proceeds. Whitney currently summers with his mother per court order. Mrs Foster denies the accusation of bad faith and travels from the West Coast for a hearing. Separate item notes Miss Hope Suwart beginning nurses training at Huron Clinic and visiting her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
California
John Morrell Foster
Packinghouse
Iva Gilbertson Foster
Foster
M. G. Luddy
Los Angeles
Whitney
West Coast
Wellington
Hope Suwart
Huron Clinic
Chase D. Stewart
Visit at O Rourke Home Highmore
Sept 22 Special Mr and Mrs Richard Sweetman of Sioux Falls were Sunday guests at the Charles O Rourke parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
Highmore
Richard Sweetman
Sioux Falls
Charles O'Rourke
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