Survey Probable Market For Hogs
A. M. Eberle, director of the State Extension Service, outlines the spring outlook for South Dakota hog producers. He cites a rebound in hog prices expected this summer, driven by reduced slaughter and improving consumer demand, amid large pork stocks and cold storage. Corn shortages in the West Belt complicate growth, with January 1 hog on farms down about 4 percent from 1935, and production unlikely to reach the 1879 83 five year average. Slaughter is expected to remain smaller into 1936 37, contingent on corn prospects and regional supply.
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A. M. Eberle
State Extension Service
Dakota
Eberle
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Westgn
North Central States
Slaughter Cattle Prices Expected Higher This Year
Brookings April 1 Special Prospects from the South Dakota Extension Service and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics forecast strong beef and veal demand with smaller slaughter figures than last year. Prices for better grades to rise further into late spring. lower grades also rise seasonally until May or June. Cattle on feed in the western states and Texas show reductions from 1936 levels, with feed supplies generally ample and cheaper. The Texas outlook remains favorable for grass-fat cattle and a sizable summer supply from the Southwest.
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Brookings
South Dakota Extension Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Magis
Texas
Corn Belt
Westen
Oklahoma
Auxtec
Spink enlistments for CCC training amid April departure
Spink County reports 19 men selected for the conservation corps with 19 days remaining before departure set for April 15. Local enrollment includes Robert Walker Tulare Howard Coats Glenn Wandell Robert Hamilton Bernett Kuhrt Glenn Seaman Fred Lawrence Harlan Jaotsin David Barkema Arthur Grandpre Alvin Cooper Doland Manley Miller Mack Ferguson Albert Rose Red Fields Dick Denis Edward Ford Mel Jerie Baner Isskeon Turton Clarence Ant and Harry Phillips Frankfort.
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GCC
Vom Spink
J.H. Koerner
Aefove
The
Conservation Corps
Spink
Robert Walker
Tulare
Howard Coats
Glenn Wandell
Robert Hamilton
Bernett Kuhrt
Glenn Seaman
Fred Lawrence
Harlan Jaotsin
David Barkema
Arthur Grand— Pre
Alvin Cooper
Doland
Manley Miller
Mack Ferguson
Albert Rose
Redfields
Dick Denis
Edward Ford
Meljerie
Baner Isskeon
Turton
Clarence Ant
Harry Phillips
Frankfort
Clinton, Lawyer to entertain Adies Aid Society at her home
The adies Aid Society will be entertained by Wolsey Mes Clinton at her residence on Thursday. Gays Gunch will be served by the host, with preparations for the gathering described in the weekend notes.
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Clinton
Adies Aid Society
Achwarts
Dari Allere
Writer Home
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Social Ties
Highmare Joe Moran visited from Onida while friends gathered locally. Numerous residents from Chatfield, Pierre, Brookings, Vermilion and Huron joined relatives here for weekends and medical visits. Births, travel, and illness mark a period of community life with many headed to Rochester for medical care and relatives visiting in Faulkton and surrounding towns.
Funeral for H C Hart at Methodist Church
The funeral for H C Hart was held Monday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev Loyd Snyder delivering the sermon. Interment followed in Altoona Cemetery. Notable attendees included H C Foy and Alex Gross at the American Legion spring conference in Redfield.
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C. H. Cotton
Laird Bonin
Huron
Guy Squire
Ray
Hot Springs
Hugh Sweeen
Squire
Redfield
American Legion
Wrs
Roy
Sweeten
Ace
Hugh
Paul Herberg
The
Presbyterian Church
Snyder
Cr. Catton
Doland
Floyd Paul
Weekend Visits and Family Arrivals Around Huron
Broadland Willy Vollenweider spent the weekend with Marvelle Jeffers. Mardella Rovera stayed with Ella Gross near Hur on. Relatives from Redeld called on Mr. and Mrs. Abramson and family in Ted feld. Ollie Walraven’s family visited during a time near his mother in Huron Sunday. Walraven’s sister Helen planned to leave for Minneapolis Monday. Mrs. Cliff Anderson and son returned from Oaks after two weeks with her parents. Funeral services were held in the Methodist Church Sunday afternoon.
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Joe Moran
Onida
Jack Ammon
Chatfeld
Minn
Fred Cline
James Farrell
Vivian Cline
Pierre
Miriam Jordan
Vermilion
George Patterson
Brookings
Morgan
Lawrence Weber
Arthur Elyen
W. Keck
Sam
Huron
Keck
Dan Baker
Sunding
Ben Benner
Joe Micheson
Worthington
Bezntr
Edna McKellip
Highmore
Arealsy
Rochester
Schmidt
Grigg
Faulkton
Glendale
California
Misa Nana Grigg
Gries
Spokane
Washington
Leonard Ramsdell
University of South Dakota
Claude Ramsdell
John Ramsdell
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
AMS
George Bentson
Wellesley ‘Dodds
Bill’ Turner
Karl Bowar
State College
Reth Boller
Margaret Meier
Minneapolis
Willy Vollenweider
Marvelle Jeffers
Mardella Rovera
Ella Gross
Art Abramson
Tedfeld
Abramson
Rose Mary
Herse] Manni
Redeld
Ollie Walraven
Walraven
Helen
Cliff Anderson
Oaks
Steve Doren
Arlington
Bruce Wyant
My. Doren
Sioux City
Doren
W. Gardner
Daaughter
Barbara
H. Gardner
Charles Gardner, Jr
Wolsey
Yankton College
Margaret Scott
Miriam Haas
Haas
Congregational Church
Mrs Elmer Florence Bornat Buried Beside Husband
The obituary notes Mrs Elmer Florence Bornat laid to rest in Broadland Cemetery beside her husband who died April 14 in Mas.
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Elmer Florence
Broadland
Local Visitors And Weekend Guests Around Aberdeen
Bonilla Merse Radtke from Scotland visits L. F. Radtke’s home. Frank Ramsey, his wife, and Sylla Fodness spend the weekend in Aberdeen. Alice Prad visits Faulkton home. Mrs. W. I. French stays overnight with sister Mrs. S. E. Morse. Elvin French recently a Broadland visitor. Harold Winegar and son of Wayland spend Sunday at A. G. Winegar home.
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Bonilla Merse Radtke
Scotland
L. F. Radtke
Frank Ramsey
Sylla Fodness
Aberdeen
Alice Prad
Faulkton
W. 1
French
5. EK. Morse
Elvin French
Broadland
Harold Winegar
Wayland
A. G. Winegar
Ree Heights Visitors Share Spring Break News
Ree Heights residents and relatives extend greetings as families from Arlington, Parkston, and Pierre gather for spring vacation visits. Local students from Yankton College return home, with friends and faculty hosting gatherings and farewell parties across town.
Miller Society Exdine Trotman Birthday Party
Miller Society Exdine Trotman celebrated her twelfth birthday with sixteen girls at her home. Easter decora tions and a birthday cake graced the table, gifts from friends noted the secession scheme of Mr. A B Cahalan, and a luncheon followed for members and guests at one fifteen.
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Exdine Trotman
A.B. Cahalan
Hart Widewernh
Gake Milly
Iowa
Ries
Gertunde Maxieson
Highnose
Bucsis
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