McNary Haugen Plan Deserves Fair Trial
Brookings South Dakota May 15 President Charles W Pugsley former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and delegate to the International Institute of Agriculture says the McNary Haugen bill aims to restore balance between farm product prices and other goods. He supports a trial and believes the plan would strengthen the economy, with costs borne by farmers and nontransferable script to curb speculation.
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Brookings
S. D
Congress
Charles W. Uyssey
South Dakota
Corte
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
United States Department Ofagriculture
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Mitchel
Ss. i
McNary-Haugen
Pugsley
Nory Hancen Hill
Early anthrax outbreaks reported in Brookings area
Brookings South Dakota May 15 Dr G B Weaver states five outbreaks of anthrax have been reported to college veterinarians in two weeks. Most farms had prior cases and vaccination is urged within three miles of affected herds. Burn carcasses and quarantine exposed animals.
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Brookings
Weaver
State College
Mothers Day Observed at Kadoka Presbyterian Church
The second Sunday in May tribute to motherhood was observed with a program at the Kadoka Presbyterian Church. The service included hymns prayers recitations songs and remarks by local participants, with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Thomsen welcomed into the church.
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Kadoka
Presbyterian Church
Bryan Bata
Bela Sas Ee
Zan
Ruby Carrington
J. Dly Pease
Jane Coye
Carl Rounds
William Dithmer
Selmer Salem Durin
Thos. Thomsen
Sioux Falls banks face runs as Dakota Trust closings unfold
State banking action shuts Dakota Trust and Savines Bank leaving five of eight Sioux Falls banks closed. Citizens panic on Tuesday prompting runs on two of the remaining banks while the Federal Reserve injects nearly one million dollars in cash to shore up confidence. Traveling salesmen report Michell bank deposits shrinking as rumors threaten stability and credit in the city.
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Sioux Falls
Dakota Trust and Savines Bank
State Banking Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Convention City
Institutors
Commencement Exercises Tonight With Major Coursey Speaker
Major W. Coursey of Mitchell will deliver this year’s commencement address. Graduates named are Harry Engelen Myrtle Hutton and Cyrus Porch with a celebratory treat planned for the community.
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W. Coursey
Mitchell
Harry Engelen
Myrtle Hutton
Cyrus Porch
Deeds Across Iowa and South Dakota Recorded in Multiples
A series of property transfers appears across Iowa and South Dakota noting conveyances from Deeds Electrolytic Copper Co to EB J Stoll Council Blutts Iowa to M DD Augara Minneapolis and others. Listings include Belvidere Kadoka Wanblee Fort Pierre and Omaha based recipients with one dollar consideration and standard warranty deeds.
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Deeds Electrolytic Copper Co
EB. J. Stoll Council
Blutts
Iowa
W. D
County
Herii
M. DD
Augara
Minneapolis
John Q. McMahon
Leota P. Shuck
Belvidere
Grace W. Milliken
Isabel M. White
Kadoka
M. L. Co
Alvin Waggoner
Albert E. Schmidt
Cottonwood
United States
John D. Nafe
Washabaugh County
Isabel MM. Snyder
Fort Ferre
Raval Searby
Ellis
Nick Conner
Wanblee
Goldie Hodge
Fkodoka
Roy D. Burns
Dixon Cattle Co
Dakota State Bank of Bonesteel
Bonesteel
Farmers State Bank
Frank Bauman
Wanamaker
Legion Boys Cleaned Up the Cemetery
American Legion boys led by Carl H. Palmer and Floyd Coye and others cleaned a local cemetery on a Wednesday afternoon. They cleared weeds burned debris rebuilt sunken graves and removed surplus dirt. Fences gates were inspected and the job completed with care and community praise.
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American Legion Boys
Carl H. Palmer
Floyd Coye
Hank Holmes
Lage
Carlisle
Selmer Salem
Jake Freese
Frank Perault
Parke
Buckmaster Boys
State Banks Take Over Local Newspaper Plant
A Sedgwick bank foreclosed on the Lyman County Herald in Presho after defaulted notes left the publisher unable to meet obligations. With the bank failure, the State Banking Department assumed control of the bank and its assets, including the Herald plant, which now requires hired staff to keep the operation alive until a sale is arranged. The situation risks devaluation if the paper is not maintained.
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South Dakota
Lyman County Herald
Sedgwick Bank of
Herald
Newcoenes
nnTice
South Daboc
Presho
Draper Tribune
If you can't be for it, don't be with it
A Brookings County Press editorial decries local critics and freeloaders who harm the town by reaping benefits without contributing. It labels such citizens as slackers and barnacles and urges readers to support community progress and collective welfare.
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Brookinge County Press
Presbyterian Choir to Aid Interior Baccalaureate
Rev. A V Bryan plans to preach the baccalaureate sermon at Interior High School next Sunday evening and has asked the Presbyterian church choir to provide special music after the Interior choir disbanded.
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A. V. Bryan
Interior High School
Presbyterian Church
Interior
Eye Specialist Installs Modern Refractor In Rapid City
Dr. J. M. Walsh, head of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat department at Methodist Deaconess hospital, Rapid City, announces installation of the most scientific and complete refractor for examining eyes and analyzing defects. It enables examination from every angle, removing guesswork.
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J. M. Walsh
Walsh
Methodist Deaconess _ hospital
Rapid City
Rapid City Journal
Kadoka Selects Philip High Leader Prof Green as Superintendent
The Kadoka schools hire Prof BE C Green from Philip High School as their new superintendent for next year. Despite an offered raise to remain in Philip, Green chose the headship, earning praise for his teaching, coaching, and steady regard from students. The Philip community regrets his departure but expects continued success under his leadership in Kadoka.
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Philip
Kadova
BE. C. Green
Philip High
Kadoka
Green
Influence of the rural press on nation making
Chas. Morenu Harger in the April Scribner discusses how the rural press shapes national life. The country paper stays close to readers, commands respect, and acts as a vehicle of political leadership with loyal, disinterested public discussion. Cartoonists exaggerate editors, but readers know their editors.
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Chas. Morenu Harger
Cotion
Country Weekly
Nurse Miss Schimke Plans Hospital in Philip
Miss Lauran Schimke, a graduate nurse with practice experience, arranges to open a hospital in Philip by leasing the Coyner house in the west part of town and fitting it to suit an established medical facility.
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Lauran Schimke
Philip
Coyner House
Miss Schimke
Revered Reseigh Delivers Sermon to Masons at Cottonwood
Selmer Salem Chas. B. Gilchrist A C Hunt Neil Rounds Frank Cove and Dr Hennings traveled to Cottonwood last Sunday night to hear the Rev Reseigh preach an excellent sermon on the subject Architect to a Masonic audience. The reverend is leaving this month for England to be with his wife and family who cannot join him here due to sickness in relatives.
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Selmer Salem
Chas. B. Gilchrist
A. C. Hunt
Neil Rounds
Frank Cove
Dr. Hennings
Cottonwood
Reseigh
Architect
Eneland
Graduation Address Calls for Service in Daily Life
Rev Aryan urged the local graduates to a life of service as Takine quoted Christ about greatness and the Son of Man coming not to be served but to serve. The message followed a good attendance at the ceremony.
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Takine
Christ
Aryan
South Dakotans Spend Over Four Million on Autos
KE S S Goff head of the automobile registration bureau at Pierre says the first four months of this year saw auto spending in the state exceed 4 million dollars. The estimate excludes repairs, accessories, oils and tires.
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Saturday Evening Post
South Dakota
KE. S S. Goff
Automobile Registration Bureau
Pierre
Sunday guest Russell Hibina at G. C. Brown home
Russell Hibina visited the G. C. Brown residence as a Sunday guest last week, staying for an informal visit with the household.
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Russell Hibina
G. C. Brown
Jackson County Installs Hi Way Guard on Two Roads
Jackson County will install two Hi Way Guard devices west of Kadoka to prevent plunging accidents. Each 200 foot section will cover approaches to Sears Creek bridge and Williams Butte, where fatalities and multiple spills occurred. The system uses a two foot wide linked wire net to stop cars and emulate a life net without damage.
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Kadoka
Jackson
Sears Creek Bridge
Ted Gilchrist
Page Steel and Wire Company
Jackson County
Pennington
South
Nekoate
Swat
Washington, DC
State Treasurer reports March balance across funds
The state treasurer's March report shows a total of 4,205,651.63 across funds with 754,261.43 inactive, 18,500 in certificates of deposit, and 1,802,830.60 in active accounts. Protected checks total 24,419.93, and claims against the state guarantee fund for deposits in 94 suspended state banks amount to 1,024,357.12 while claims against 11 suspended national banks are 422,365.99.
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Banking Department
Interstate Surety Company of
Redfield
Bankruntev
Rural Credit Board Hit by Bank Failures
In closed banks of the state the Rural Credit Board held a total of $467,626.76 as stated by Mr. Ewert. The funds were divided into $233,127 in open accounts $44,600 in claims filed and approved $126,699.50 in guarantee fund certificates and $63,200 in certificates or deposits in closed banks with no claims filed.
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Ewert
Calls Mor hens with spring fever Try the butcher's elever
A brief item notes spring fever among hens prompting poultry keepers to seek guidance. The piece mentions a local butcher offering elever as a remedy and urges readers to consult expert advice.
South Dakota Orchards Boost Food Supply Through Pruning
Farmers in South Dakota expand fruit production with pruning top grafting and spraving to increase food supply from both far and home orchards.
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South Dakota
Southern Demand for Bliss Triumph Certified Statues
Southern demand for Bliss Triumph certified statues could offer South Dakota farmers a cash market. The note suggests potential revenue from selling the statues to buyers in southern regions.
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South Dakota
Spraying Tips From State College Extension Leaflet
State College extension service issues Leaflet No. 25 with guidance on orchard spraying to boost fruit quality and production at home. The advice covers timing, approved products, and safety practices for homeowners with fruit trees.
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The
State College Extension Service
Flax Ground Preparation Advice From Field Notes
Flax needs firm seed bed. Careful sod turning makes flax ground good. Old ground should be firmly packed to ensure proper seed soil contact and early germination.
Hill City Discontinues High School Course Over Costs
Hill City ends its high school course due to rising expenses and unretired bonds. Current tax receipts cannot cover interest on warrants and operating costs. The State Food and Drug Commissioner cuts mileage allowances citing Ford costs, while highway department trims also follow. White River starts a new mail route as funding debates continue. The Pierre bridge project progresses with regional counties showing support. A prairie fire near Rosebud prompts extensive community firefighting and backfiring to save agency buildings. A state tax ruling requires suspended deposits to be listed for money and credits. Cigarette tax income nets about 150 dollars per month after admin costs, with total receipts reaching 165,405.18 by May. Philip High adds a commercial course for local training. Anthrax is reported in three counties with vaccination underway in Murdo.
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Hill City
Bennett County Seeks Bank Applicants for County Funds
Bennett County South Dakota Treasurer invites National State and private banks to apply to handle county funds for the year ending April 1 1925. Applications due June 2 1924. board to approve or reject that day. Dated Martin South Dakota May 9 1924.
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Bennett County
South Dakota
Bennett
Eaid County
Board of County
Eeekee
Martin
A. S
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