Poultry and Egg Outlook Faces Fewer Layers This Fall
A. M. Eberle of South Dakota State College notes reduced farm hen numbers and about 10 percent fewer pullets, with drought and grasshoppers pushing farmers to dispose of chickens. High egg and poultry prices relative to feeds may sustain production, while South Dakota faces feed shortages and potential herd reductions to conserve resources.
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A. M. Eberle
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Aug
United States
South Dakota
Two Yale Societies Gather This Week
The Ladies Altar Society met at St. Williams hall in Yale with Father Reilly speaking on How the Altar Society Origin ated. Women sewed and enjoyed refreshments prepared by Mrs. M. E. Davis Mrs. A. Davis Mrs. F. B. Gill and Mrs. John Greenall. St. Williams C. O. F. court No 1159 held its regular meeting with George Davis winning the attendance pot.
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Yale
Ladies Altar Society
St. Williams Hall
Father Reilly
M. E. Davis
A. Davis
F. B. Gill
John Greenall
St. Williams C. O. F
George Davis
Redfield to Watertown Bus Express Service Case
South Dakota board of railroad commissioners weighs emergency bus express shipments between Redfield and Watertown. Henry McMillan of Yellow Transportation seeks authorization for limited goods. Protests from local warehouse firm American Railway Express and Chicago and North Western rail line cited. Dawes E. Brisbing led the hearing.
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Redfield
Watertown
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Henry McMillan
Yellow Transportation Company
McMillan
American Railway Express
Chicago and North Western Railnad
Dawes E. Brisbing
Railroad Commission
Frost Elm Creek Cann Vats Report Frontier Weather
A fragmented report from Frost Elm Creek notes unusual early front conditions progressing along the northwestern area. Vague references to severe weather and potential risk to vines and crops are mentioned by local observers.
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Frost Elm Creek
Fucs
Cavour Sees Large Spring Feed Shipment At Elevators
Cavour grain elevators report a busy morning as 10 to 6 horse drawn wagons deliver oats corn barley and other grains for local farmers. Farmers stored grain in hay mows due to hay shortages while Iowa and Minnesota supplies helped meet feed demand. A new car of corn and barley is expected, with alfalfa and prairie hay likely to be shipped in to cover roughage shortages.
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Cavour
George Anderson
H. C. Lindquist
Iowa
Minnesota
Temporary Silos Wise Plan, Says
BROOKINGS Aug 14 Special Many farmers still build temporary silos to save damaged corn. Prof H R L Patty extension agricultural engineer notes crib silos made from snow fence material work well with permanent silos, especially if fed early. Circular 16 offers building and filling guidance.
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Brookings
HR. L. Patty
State College
South Dakota
Patty
Brockings
Dean Pollard Named To Nebraka Assembly Faculty
Dean James HL Pollard of Sioux Falls college will join the Nebraska Baptist assembly faculty at Grand Island this week to teach The Life Christ and Prophecy and the Prophets. He has conducted five years of graduate research and received invitations to instruct in assemblies for Blanket Kiowa and Comanche Indians. Pollard declined other invitations to continue his work at Sioux Falls college during the summer.
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Dean Pollard
Sioux Falls
James HL Pollard
Sioux Falls College
Nebraska Baptist Assembly
Grand Island
Nebraska
Pollard Her
Wasta Plans Second Water Carnival On September 12
Wasta members of the volunteer fire department met to organize the towns second annual water carnival. September 12 was set as the date with all day attractions planned including a barbecue, horseshoe tournaments, kittenball, street sports and possibly a moving picture show.
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Wasta
Capitol Addition Eagerly Awaited by State Officials
Pierre Aug 4 The South Dakota state capitol annex, projected at about 280000, will add 40000 square feet of gross space with 30000 feet of office area 144 by 66 feet four stories plus basement. Construction aims to start before Oct 1 and finish by Nov 1 1932, housing agriculture fleet game and ash health auditor finance highway and other departments under one roof.
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Pierre
Aug
South Dakota
Capitol Building
Capitol Building Committee
Perkins
McWayne
Sioux Falls
State House
Capitol
State Highway Department
The
Building Commission
Department of Agriculture
Department of Finance
Highway Department
Department of Agriculture, Game and Department
Plans Office
Highway Commission
Board of Health
Waubay
Equipment Added At Redfield Playground
Redfield public schools add playground equipment this week including a merry-go-round for smaller children. Swings are replaced and refitted for older students. Supt. S Van Voorhis says Redfield has one of the best equipped playgrounds in northern South Dakota.
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Redfield, Ave
Redfield
Supt. S. van Voorhis
South Dakota
Redfield Church Cleans, Beautifies After Repairs
Redfield Methodist Episcopal church reopens after weeks of interior repairs and improvements. Exterior metalwork painted, new front doors, and a concrete east entrance added. Plants such as bridal wreath and lilac bushes planted around the property. Interior upstairs decorated by Harry Curtis with chancel remodel. Downstairs painting by church men. Project financed in full before work began. Rev. R C Keagy leads a congregation over 600 members.
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Redfield
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Curtis
RC. Keagy
Two Are Injured In Highmore Accidents
Aug 14 Highmore reports two incidents. Fred Bloedort, 16, was thrown from a horse at his brother in law George Bouzek's farm when the horse stepped into a hole. He regained consciousness after bruises and is not expected to suffer serious harm. John Arnett, 25 miles north of Highmore, aimed to rabbit hunt but a shell failed to fire. when investigating, the cartridge discharged, costing him a big toe and necessitating amputation.
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Highmors
Alfred Bloedort
Hugo Bloedom
Highmore
Inlaw
George Bouzek
Bouzek
John Arnett
Redfield paving set to open August 24 in business district
Redfield officials announced that pavement blocks in the business section will be opened August 24. May or Frank Naeve said word of the schedule, and a Chamber of Commerce celebration is planned. The Sioux City firm employed over a hundred workers, about half Redfield men, with more similar projects planned for next year in residential areas.
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Redfield
Frank Naeve
Chamber of Commerce
A. G. Johnson
Sioux City
Season Is Concluded With Kiwanis Playground Activity
REDFIELD Aug 14 Special After six weeks of Kiwanis sponsored playground activity a parade of 125 children was held prizes awarded by a Kiwanis committee. Total registration reached 350 children directed by Miss Helen Maes assisted by Miss Lorene Nicholson. Children were taken to Cottonwood Lake twice weekly learning basic swimming and floating. The project will be considered again next year on a community basis.
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Redfield
Kiwanis Club
Buridien
Helen Maes
Lorene Nicholson
Cottonwood Lake
Three Day Institute Closes At Cottonwood
REDFIELD Aug 1 Special Ty fifty five young people of the local Methodist church completed a three day institute at Cottonwood lake using the Coleman cottage for girls and the boat house for boys. Classes covered worship church history and hymnology. Evenings were cool and the large fireplace filled in for a campfire. Instructors included Mrs A D Coleman Miss Charlotte Norton Miss Evelyn Gardinier Miss Florence Hagmon and Rev R C Keagy.
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Cottonwood
Redfield
Cottonwood Lake
Evelyn Gardinier
Florence Hagmon
R. C. Keagy
Truck overturns near Esmond in haying trip mishap
Aug 4, Esomond reporting shows Jens Yates driving north to fetch hay when his truck rolled over around a corner. Some hay belonging to W G Hoege shifted from the vehicle but the rest of the load remained on board and the journey continued.
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Esmond
Jens Yates
W. G. Hoege
Postmaster in Claremont Nears 38 Years of Service
GROTON Aug 14 Special patrons of the United States post office at Claremont have come and gone since January 1 1986, but Postmaster Charles A Olson has remained. He will round out 38 years of continuous service as postmaster there at the close of the present year. He has served under seven presidents and adapted to parcel post rural delivery and growing mail needs.
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Groton
Soany
United States Post Office
Claremont
Charles A.olson
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Coolidge
Hoover
Grasshopper menace blamed on rodent extermination policy
Johns Hopkins medical professor A Brazier Howell accuses the government of causing a grasshopper outbreak in the northwest by exterminating field rodents. He cites ground squirrels and similar animals as key insect predators and asks Senator McNary to push rodent control over eradication.
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Washington
A Brazier Howell
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Senator McNary
Oregon
Northwest
Howell
Department of Agriculture
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Bar rett and Ford return from Butler pigs sale trip
Wess Bar rett and Benjamin Ford returned from Butler where they traveled to sell pigs and discuss grain deals. Reports say the Butler area received about three inches of rain.
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Butler
Wess Barrett
Benjamin Ford
Watertown P T A Plans October Convention
Watertown P T A outlines plans for the national and state convention to be held in October. Mothers choruses from across the state will feature, with the state P T A banquet at the Methodist church and a Lake Kampeska drive arranged by the Chamber of Commerce. A Watertown council meeting will further finalize details.
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Watertown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Kampeska
Histown
Buffalo County Cuts Levy in Budget to Save Costs
Buffalo county commissioners reduced the levy by more than 20 percent from last year as part of economy measures. The road fund suffered the largest cut, while other budget items also saw reductions. In Raymond, the Presbyterian church women plan to serve a cafeteria lunch as part of a local event.
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Buffalo County
Gann Valley
County Road Fund
Raymond
Women of the
Presbyterian Church
Danforth Building Cafeteria Lunch Saturday Cancelled
A cafeteria lunch will be held at the Danforth building on Saturday August 15 starting at 5 o'clock. Proceeds from the event will go to the church.
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Danforth
Piles Treated Without Surgery Book Promotes McCleary Method
An instructive new book by Dr. McCleary, a regional specialist, claims piles and rectal troubles can be treated without surgery or anesthesia. The color illustrated guide cites over 23 000 cases and offers free literature by mail to interested readers.
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McCleary
Elms Boulevard
Excelsior Springs
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