Brookings Host To Farm Leaders
Brookings will host the South Dakota Farm Women's Congress October 1 and 2. Leaders discuss responsible farming at home with State College officials and other speakers including President C W Pugsley and Mrs Mary Kotrba. The program features talks on farm home life, agriculture's role, 4 H club work, and a peace crusade, with reports, a round table, and entertainment planned.
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Brookings
Atate
South Dakota Farm Women's Congress
Jeaders
South D. Koala State College
C. W. Pugsley
State
Coltege
P. A. Chaussee
Vermillion
Mary Kotrba
Mitchell
Lareen
State Colleg
Mlle
Mary Dolve
State College Extension Service
George Renner
Sioux Falls
Olive Adamson
Centerville
John M. Downer
Freeman
A. Jx. Hume
State College Agronomist
Viola Mach
Tabor
C. E. Cranston
0. D. Jackson
T. M. Olson
Schedule changes announced for Omaha Sioux Falls routes
AJ Sullivan, general agent for the Omaha railroad, announces changes to South Dakota lines effective Monday. Trains leaving Omaha at 10:45 p.m. and 2:35 p.m. for a round trip to Salon will be discontinued, cutting travel time by two hours.
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Omaha Sioux- Falls
Bept
AJ. J. Sullivan
Omaha Railroad
South Dakota
Salon
Trains Connect Stowe Falls to North Western Line
Passenger routes link Stowe Falls and Black Hills with a Salem Mitchel connection on the North Western line. Train 81 from the Twin Cities departs at 6 20 p m and Salem at 7 45 to Mitchell at 9 65. Eastbound service leaves Mitchell at 3 05 arriving Sioux Falls 11 40 a m after a Salem transfer at 10 18. Names listed include E J Daniels Egan Harry Halverson and many others associated with towns like Chester Garretson Leela and Arlington.
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Butland
Jerry Kotas
Salero
R. V. Diggins
School of Agriculture
Brookings
Lyle Stitt
Arlington Eddy
Leslie’ Franzke
Sisseton
Leslie Harding
Spencer
Holger Bach
Todd County High School
Mission
Herbert Simonson
Konda
Lloyd Haisch
Wall
Walter Jones
Waverly
C. M. Culhane
Winner
C. T. Turner
Wolsey
Ralph Zebarth
Vocational instructors named for area agriculture departments
Beard announces instructors for vocational agriculture departments in Lead and Hot Springs. The list includes KrOMME ERULM DIBA SCROOME NRY, with Kiwanis members and ladies to meet in Leola and Mission. A joint dinner and meeting will be held in Sylvan on Saturday night with about 15 Lead Kiwanis members attending.
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Wre Ae Kromme Erulm Diba Scroome
Kiwanians
Leola
Mission
Sylvan Klete
Alexandria
Morten Pederson
Bernard
Ben Nelson
Brookings
Sivert Nelson
Lead Kiwanis Club
Will Bryant
Elmer Lund
Canion
Harold Ur
Chain Store Growth Less Rapid In State
Census Bureau survey shows South Dakota retail sales in 1929 totaling 252 million with 76.80 percent by single store independents, 9.35 percent by local chains, 7.3 percent by sectional and national chains, and 2.12 percent by other types. West 22 states: independents 69.46 percent, chains 16.40 percent, sectional and national chains 11.18 percent, other 2.96 percent. Burdette Sept 24. Specter Watkins with Mrs. Virgil Sisson left for 10 days in Iowa.
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Washington
South Dakota
Census Bureau
Mi River
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Farm Women’s Congress
Mabel Senior
Dekota Farmer
Aberdeen
Beard
W. PL
Ieee
Eilers
Muskrat
el Eilers’ AS
Furriers Incorporated
Argest
Furriers
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