South Dakota Program To Stress Farm Marketing Aid In 1930
Pierre Aug 15 South Dakota will stress marketing problems and business phases of farming in its 1930 vocational agriculture program. W P Beard state supervisor says the plan focuses on the business of farming and farmers' place in the federal farm board marketing system. The program aims to reach more students, expand supervised practice, and increase student management of projects. The Future Farmers of America is growing, with about half of departments already having chapters and expect 90 percent of schools to have them next year. Beard urges more graduate study and agricultural literature to raise standards to meet rising needs. J A Linke predicts good growth for the program statewide.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Tess
W. P. Beard
Federal Farm Board
Beard
Future Farmers of America: Organization
Ization
J. A. Linke
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Ground Broken For Woonsocket Creamery
L G Turgeon of Woonsocket began breaking ground for a new Woonsocket creamery to be erected by the Sorenach Brothers of Minnesota arrival in Woonsocket Tuesday to begin work at once.
Investigation Follows Six Fires in Lesterville
State fire marshals search Lesterville after six fires in ninety days target Courier building and Rebel barber shop. Authorities probe incendiary origin with paper stuffed between walls. A hired young man questioned, later released, as investigators inspect motive and losses totaling around 1100 dollars.
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Lestervelle
State Fire Marshals Office
Courier of
Ted Rebel
Courier
Perry Gunderson
Sion Falls
State College Jerseys Register Merit in Herd Rank
Sophie's Emily and Torona entries from Hood Farm are noted in State College Jerseys Register of Merit as premier animals. Emily was purchased by South Dakota dairy department from Guy Walker of Fennimore Wisconsin, listed as a living high producer and daughter of Pogis. The State College herd is highlighted for its institutional excellence and strong Jersey line.
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Sophie
Emily
Lorona
Dairy
Department of
South Dakota
State ‘College
Guy Walker
Register of Merit
Aire
Pogis
Hood Farm
State College
Alpena Farmer Hurt by Horse While Hauling Bundles
Luie Kent was injured Saturday when horses kicked during unhitching after bundles fell onto them near Alpena. A rib was broken and he suffered bruises. He was taken to Mitchell for medical treatment Tuesday.
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Luie Kent
Luie
Mitchell
Hirning to Take Charge as Madison Bank Reopens Assets
John Hirning former state bank superintendent and Brookings resident will come to Madison this week to take over assets of the closed First National Bank which ceased operations four years ago. P.G. Shennium, in charge of the bank's affairs, will move to Kearney Nebraska to oversee trust operations there. The Shenmum family, prominent in Madison civic life, will relocate to Kearney before the new school year begins.
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Hirning
Madison
John” Hirning
Brookings
de Smet
National ‘Bank
P.G
Shennium
Kearney
Neb
Shenmum
Pin Lodged in Woman's Throat At Breakfast
In WOOSEY on August 18 a woman named Mrs F C Hulbert was eating breakfast when a pin became lodged in her throat. A mariner present assisted and the pin was removed. No serious injury reported and the incident prompted a cautious medical check.
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Woosey
Weil Neaday
F.C. ‘Hul
Bert
Mariner
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State College Boys
Libby
McNeill & Libby
Chicago
Dickles
Paul Revere
Mr. Revere
Paulie
Paul
Mayflower Doughnuts
Swander Baking Co
Huron Dairy Products Co
Huron
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