Hopper eggs threaten next year's grasshopper outbreak
South Dekota and neighboring states report millions of grasshopper eggs concentrated in sod land near cultivated fields. State college and federal entomologists warn next year’s infestation can be reduced by disking the top two inches of sod to expose eggs to sun and wind, with ongoing mechanical control advised until freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dekote
State College
Federal
Nature
South Dakota livestock valued at over 7 million dollars
Pierre September 28. South Dakota’s livestock valuation totaled more than 7 million dollars, with cattle leading the value at 24.3 million for 745,404 head. Total live stock value fell about 20 million dollars from 1930, as detailed in the division of taxation’s annual report.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Division of Taxation
Mate Equalization Board
Religious Program Proves Effective At Dakota Wesleyan
A Dakota Wesleyan University committee reviewed campus religious activities including the Y M C A, Y M C A, Christian Life Service Club, Oxford Club, College Epworth League and chapel services. Laurit Miller of Thlitchell attended the meeting on campus during September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Y. M
W.C. A
Christian Life Service Club
Oxford Club
College Epworth League
Dakota Wesleyan University
Laurit Miller
Thlitchell Wea
Pugsley Transfers Lot in Huron to Bonnie Wilson
Edward A. Pugsley transfers Lot 13 in Lawn Addition to Huron to Bonnie Wilson for one dollar. The transaction records the real estate transfer in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Pugsley
Bonnie Wilson
Huron
Watertown Organizes Relief Effort For Needy
At a September yeast meeting Watertown formed a welfare unit to centralize charity work this summer. About a dozen service clubs and civic groups joined the Rotary club in forming the community service committee to supervise relief distribution while each group continues its own drives for funds, food, and clothing. Paul Greene of the M C G A offered services as a key member to coordinate clothing collections for disposal through the welfare effort.
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Watertown
Sept
United Welfare Organization
Rotary Club
Community Service Committee
Paul Greene
M. CG. A
Rural Credits Loses Heavily Says Department Operated At Loss
Pierre South Dakota Sept The rural credits department has run a total loss of 11 109 179 43 over fourteen years Walter M Willy director reported losses by year from 1917 18 to 1930 31 total and yearly figures blamed on taxes bad collection methods and poor crops The span includes large 1925 26 1926 27 1930 31 losses due to delinquent taxes and interest plus low farm prices A Spanish lecture series at Vermillion KUSD airs on September 28 by Mrs Grace Lommen assistant professor of Spanish
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Willy
KUSD
Mrv
Grace Lommen
University of South Dakota
College Faculty Recital At Huron College Chapel
The first faculty recital of the year at Huron College School of Music will be tomorrow at 8 15 in the college chapel. Performers include Bessie Stackpole pianist Lee Bright baritone and John S Wharton violinist. Recitals are planned throughout the year with no admission charge and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College School of Music
College Chapel
Lee Bright
Bessie Stackpole
John S. Wharton
Miss Stacklgore
Bach Busoni
Chopin
Mr. Wharton
Chas
Hubert Valdez
Fritz Kreisler
Pablo de Sarasate
Mr. Bright
Aris
Mendelssohn
Quilter
Normandy
Planquette
Marian Kalayjian
Kurtis Brownell
College
Wednesday Musicale
Pianist Stackpole to Give Student Recital at Huron College
Digs Bessk2 Stackpole, pianist, will present an individual recital at the Huron College School of Music on Thursday evening November 5 at 7:15 in the college chapel. Admission will not be charged.
Local residents take weekend trips and visits
Miller Jack Sisk and Harry Schroeder left Saturday for Ellendale N D on business. Mrs Jack Bonk and Mrs Archie Collins visited Redfield Friday with friends. C Hull and daughter-in-law Darrell Hull from Rapid City arrived for a few days with relatives. Irene Bonamie spent the weekend with her parents at Wessington returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Schroeder visited friends and relatives in Huron Thursday. Mrs George Dornberger and Mrs Frank Weber returned Thursday from Minneapolis where Dornberger visited son Wayne and Weber with daughter Gwendolyn. Mrs Hannah Frovine of Gettysburg state assembly president of the Rebekah visited last Wednesday and the local order was on the honor roll for their work. Mr and Mrs Frank Scofield returned Saturday from Minneapolis due to Scofield's father ill. Ulrich returned this week from Wisconsin due to a brother-in-law's death. Delmar Spicer returned to State College where he is a sophomore. Many from here attended the Miller vs Huron football game Friday night at Huron college under floodlights.
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Jack Sisk
Harry Schroeder
Ellendale
N. D
Jack Bonk
Archie Collins
Redfield
C. Hull
Darrel Hull
Rapid City
Irene Bonamie
Wessington
Huron
George Dornberger
Frank Weber
Minneapolis
Dornberger
Wayne
Frank Scofield
Scofield
Ulrich
Wisconsin
Delmar Spicer
State College
Miller
Huron College Athletic Field
Redfield and area social notes from Sunday visitors
Doland and Redfield residents hosted callers including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and Milas Ruby Dinking. Agnes Schmitz visited Redfield, Ruby Dinkins came from Huron, and Lewis Terpstra with Alvin Hahn planned to attend Huron college. The Launsberrys brought home their son Edward from Willow Lake. Helen Riddle and Ruth Sapp left for St Paul for nursing training at the University of Minnesota. Lloyd Sickles came from Huron and was joined by Mrs. Bosley, daughter of Mrs. Sickles. Maurice Smith’s parents took him to Brookings for State College enrollment. Eiler Sorensen and daughters from Chamberlain stayed two days. Harlan Thorsen attends State College.
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Harold Kline
Milas Ruby Dinking
Redfield
Agnes Schmitz
Ruby Dinkins
Huron
Lewis Terpstra
Alvin Hahn
Huron College
D. J. Launsberry
Willow Lake
Edward
Helen Riddle
Ruth Sapp
St Paul
University of Minnesota
Lloyd Sickles
Charles Bosley
Sickles
Bosley
Fred Smith
Maurice
Brookings
State College
Eiler Sorensen
Chamberlain
Delta Dek Bridge Club Hosts at Seaman Home
The Delta-Dek bridge club met at Walter Seaman’s home Monday evening with two tables of play. High scores were won by Mrs. Walter Seaman and Mrs. Charles Hahn. Luncheon was served at the close.
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Brookings
P. L. Brown
Willow Lake
Guy W. Cook
Spink County Teachers Institute
Redfield
Evelyn Klingelhofer
State, College
Delta-Dek
Walter Seaman
Charles Hahn
Fiostens
Double Four
Kenneth Maltby
Selen Thompson
G. Sorensen
Highmore Notes On Local Happenings And Guests
Highmore and area residents spark brief reports of hospital recovery, travel, and social visits. Oscar Dittman nears home after spinal surgery at Rochester hospital, A A Loft contends with oil burner installation at Franklin Hotel, families from Yankton Ree Heights Huron and Onida visiters are noted, and Marion Quirk enters USD freshman class with Kappa Alpha Theta pledge.
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Oscar Dittman
Rochester Hospital
A. A. Loft
Yankton
Fighmore
Franklin Hotel
H. Wooley
Howard Wooley
Huron
Perry Goth
Ree Heights
Ole Berg
Stanley Christianson
State College
Vera Webb
Aberdeen
Alec Anderson
Winneapolis
John Hall
William Anderson
Hall
Highmore
Homer Tobiason
Draper
Brookings
Marion Quirk
University of South Dakota
Kappa Alpha Theta
Ernest Jordan
Murdo, A
A. A. Jordan
Kavenaugh
Deaighter
Pauline
Miss Eleanor Marshall Heads To University of Minnesota
Miss Eleanor Marshall departed Sunday for Minneapolis to enter the University of Minnesota. T. J. Indall of Valley Springs spent Sunday at the home of his brother H. A. R. Indall and wife. E. Noel and Fred Winans were at Onida the first of the week pursuing legal matters before the court.
Local farmers shift to Minnesota and Dakota potato haul
Ames residents Orville Johnson and Hen Heizen traveled to eastern South Dakota and Minnesota to load potatoes and vegetables. William Thode farms cattle for Charles Kilchrist with 194 head pastured. Ed Shaw family moved to Wesley Palmer, Sr. farm. George Johnson helps haul hay for Thode. Jean Gilchrist went to Mankato Minnesota to settle business. Leona Arbogast ill kept Heezen school closed Thursday. Darlene Smith ill recent days. Chester Arbogast went to Minnesota to sack potatoes. Don McCutcheon hauled hogs to Miller. O W Arbogast and George Campbell left for Minnesota for potatoes.
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Atic
William ‘Thode
Charles Kilchrist
Ed Shaw
Wesley Palmer
George Johnson
William Thode
Jean Gilchrist
Mankato
Minn
Leona Arbogast
Heezen
Darlene Smith
Walter Smith
Chester Arbogast
Minnesota
Don McCutcheon
Miller
O. W. Arbogast
George Campbell
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Willy Says Department
Northern Normal
State Teachers College
Lincoln Hall
Geyerman's
Doland
Ames Orville Johnson
Hen Heizen
Nash
Maxwell House
Red River Valley
Ereisee
Monte
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