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The Mellette County Pioneer

Location

Wood, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1924

Page

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Senator Ernst backs Coolidge renomination and win

Senator Richard P. Ernst of Kentucky advocates Coolidge at Cleveland and in November, citing unified support across states, tariff action on wheat, farmer empathy, and Democratic papers favoring Mellon tax reductions as signals of broad GOP strength. He notes many Democrats plan to vote Republican to keep the country safe in Coolidge’s hands.

Richard P. Ernst Kentucky United States Calvin Coolidge Harding Today Cleveland Ernst Coolidge Virginia Middle West Iowa Kansas Colorado Rocky Mountain Coolddge White House Mellon

Alfalfa Essay Contest Closes with Seventy Nine Submissions

The Farm Bureau and Mrs Frndy county schools superintendent conclude an alfalfa essay contest with 79 entries. Judges from State College Brookings will assess both composition and content. The featured essay number 32 extols alfalfa as a root soil conditioner and high protein forage, urging a five acre expansion and county agent support in Mellette county.

Farm Bureau Frndy C. L. Starr Turner Wright Lorshbough State College Brookings

Boarding School Wins Both Cup and Banner

The Boarding School near Mission hosted a basketball tourney, winning both the cup and banner after five games. Witten, Lakeview, Mission, St. Francis, Wood, and Mission High School competed on a large floor, with the Boarding School posting strong defensive play and hospitality noted for visiting teams. A fund table lists small donations from Chas Abourezk, Miss Guthrie, Mrs Stahl, and others to help Wood attend.

Mission Lakeview Witten Wood St. Francis Mission High School Mission High Chas. Abourezk Miss Guthrie Mrs. Stahl Miss Hango J. B. Brown A. J. Sinkler G. Ek. Hoover F. S. Sinkler Mr. Gibson Mr. Michel

Correction notice for Christmas Seal sale results

A correction states Wood and White River schools sold 1342 and 2914 seals respectively, not 9870 and 29140. The second prize was miscalculated due to assuming only Miss Hauge’s fourteen pupils sold seals. The correct per pupil rate uses thirty four pupils, reducing Wood’s share. the five dollar prize is rescinded and awarded to Rankin school in Berkley district with per capita sale of sixty two cents. Helen M. Fridy.

Wood White River Rankin School Berkley Helen M. Fridy

Five Year Deadline for War Disability Claims Noted

The notice warns veterans that compensation applications must be filed within five years of discharge or of death or disability after discharge. It lists requirements for service connection, mentions past claim totals, reinstatement steps for government insurance, and notesHospitals 72 in Helena and 68 in Minneapolis now serve tuberculosis cases with about 350 beds each.

U.S. Veterans Bureau Helena Montana Minneapolis Minnesota

Church Notice at Wood and Cody on March 23

Regular services will be held at Wood and Cody on Sunday March 23 with the sermon theme Seeing and Hearing. The pastor P J Kussman invites all to attend and share in earnest seeking of life’s vital questions for spiritual growth.

Wood and Cody P. J. Kussman

Primary election clash over South Dakota Senate seat

The piece argues before next Tuesday’s primary voters should back Sterling over Governor McMaster. It cites Sterling’s senate tenure and committee roles, notes McMaster’s opposition to a West River railroad bill, and urges voters to consider railroad development and investor confidence when choosing the party’s United States Senate nominee.

United States Sterling Senate Committee of Post Offices Post Roads McMaster Mellette County Covey West River Country River Country South Dakota United States Senate W. H. Finley C. & N. W. Railway Finley

Boxing Night Fights Produce Knockouts and Draws

In Winner the boxing exhibition at the American Legion Post drew a good crowd. Ed Downs of White River broke his right arm in the fourth round against George Leibreast of Herrick. Leibreast won the decision. Robbie Strange of Colome defeated Dean Likens of Bassett after a foul in the second round. Jack Prokesh of Witten and Art Larsen of Ideal fought to a draw in four rounds. Billy Day of White River beat Young Day in a three round bout. Gene Schliessman and Toby Dailey of Winner drew after three rounds. Voters are reminded to vote Tuesday.

Ed Downs White River George Leibreast Herrick Leibreast Robbie Strange Colome Dean Likens Bassett Strange Likens Jack Prokesh Witten Art Larsen Ideal

Farmers Short Course Draws Good Crowd Despite Weather

The Farmers Short Course held in Masonic Hall drew a large turnout from Wood and surrounding areas. Rev P J Kussman spoke on county opportunities, C L Starr on a balanced farm program, Mrs Helen Lorshbough demonstrated crafts with a dolls project, and livestock specialist Turner Wright stressed buying during price slumps. Starr urged continuing county agent funding at the upcoming primary vote.

Masonic Hall P. J. Kussman C. L. Starr State College Helen D. Lorshbough State Extension Force Turner Wright South Dakota

Brown's Big Birthday Cake Draws Local Crowds

Mrs. J. B. Brown baked a grand four layer pyramid cake weighing in effort and time. The cake, exhibited at Brown's store all week, will be cut Saturday at three o'clock with twenty pieces offering extra prizes to holders.

J. B. Brown Brown

Farm Loan Association Formed By Farm Bureau

The Mellette County Farm Bureau forms a Farm Loan Association with the Federal Land Bank in Omaha Nebraska. It will loan up to one half the appraised value plus twenty percent of permanent improvements to qualified farmers. County agents accept applications, especially for loans due in six months, at the White River courthouse on Saturdays.

Farm Loan Association Mellette County Farm Bureau Federal Land Bank Omaha Nebr Nee Court House White River

South Dakota farmers urged to cash in on corn seed crop

South Dakota, once noted as a top corn producer, matured a crop ideal for seed purposes last year. The article urges farmers to take advantage this spring, noting the crop's suitability and potential profits. It also mentions societal diversions among youth.

South Dakota

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