Machinery Set Up To Make Federal Corn Loans In SD
Brookings September 29 Special Machinery to make federal corn loans of 57c per bushel to cooperators in the Agricultural Conservation Program on 1987 corn will be ready to operate immediately after two district conferences this week. Leonard J. Parker, Commodity Loan Supervisor for South Dakota, said the program will launch soon.
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South Dakota Corn Loan Rules Expanded and Explained
The Brookings and Parker meetings will detail 1937 and 1938 corn loan eligibility for 17 commercial counties plus five additional counties. Loans require grade No 3 ear corn or shelled corn with moisture limits, proper storage structures, and chattel mortgages. County committees supervise inspections, and a small inspection fee applies.
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State Motor Patrol Members Appointed
Pierre September 79 Seven of the eight members of the new state motor patrol were appointed Wednesday by Walter Goetz, superintendent. They are Fred Lindekugel Madison Floyd Short Lemmon John R Dutch Aberdeen Don Shepherd and Clarence BE Thomas Pierre Leland D Doggett Hartford and Dan Gibbs Highmore. Goetz said the patrol would start to operate Oct. 1 after a school of Merc ars conducted for merc ars.
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Farm Laborer Found Dead After Self-Inflicted Shotgun Incident
Mitchell, Sept 29. Fred Moate, a farm laborer, was found dead near a straw pile on the Fred Thomas farm five miles north and two east of Mitchell. Coroner L W Tobin ruled death a self-inflicted wound from a 12 gauge shotgun. Moate was discovered by Thomas around 7 am Wednesday. the gun remained in his arm. No definite home or survivors are known, though local farmers say he came from Georgia.
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Huron Youth Returns from Wild West Show Circuit
Huron youth Merrill Keenny returned from a three month engagement with the B B Roundup Wild West Shows at the Iowa Centennial Ex position in Council Bluffs and Qmahs. He featured his educated trick horse Tarstan and also rode in the saddle bronc contest. He canceled other rodeo contracts to finish school and continue training horses in Huron.
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Passion Play in Pierre Is Extended for Extra Show
The Passion Play scheduled for Pierre was extended for an additional performance after strong local turnout Sunday and Monday. John Garrity of the Duron Veterans of Foreign Wars post said the extra show was sponsored by Huron, with Cyril Vanhese of the Pierre American Legion posting praise.
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Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Posture By Olive Neff
A vintage instructional piece promotes energy saving through proper posture during housework. It suggests sketching a simple stick figure in tasks like washing, ironing, and sweeping to visualize alignment, then adjusts surfaces and tools to reduce bending. The article also notes sitting as the least tiring position and urges correct chair posture for vegetables prep. It concludes with local society items on weddings and student elections.
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Trefil Speaks On Europe At Rotary Club
Professor Trefil of Huron College spoke at the Rotary Club today about Europe. He noted reservations about the present crisis and his Prague 1931 exchange impressions. Coach Jerry Parker of Huron College also attended.
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Kellogg's All Bran Promotes Constipation Relief
A caution against habitual laxatives promotes All Bran as a daily breakfast cereal with bulk forming fiber to aid bowel movements. It advocates eating Kellogg's All Bran for breakfast and drinking water, noting its fiber and vitamins while noting availability from grocers and restaurants.
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