Wool Market Quiet in Brookings South Dakota
The Wool Market from Brookings South Dakota reports unusually quiet activity with demand strongest for medium quality wools. Prices generally firm to slightly higher with brisk trade for 64's and finer fleeces and steady to higher prices for clothing and combing staples.
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Brookings
Watling
Ohio
Pasiz
Dermand
Texas
California
South Dakota
Boston
Shropshire
Hampshire
A W Palm to Speak at Sheridan Community Fair
A W Palm of Huron former county agricultural extension agent and now director of insurance for the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation will be the principal afternoon speaker at the Sheridan community fair. The event takes place at Munger Schoolhouse on Labor Day September 7 with several statewide speakers and judges named for crop and poultry exhibits. Mrs C C Wess serves as fair secretary.
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A. W. Palm
Fair Watertown
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Sheridan
T. N. Babcock
Anna M. Dempster
Mra
Jumping Rabbit Shatters Windshield Near Athol
Mr and Mrs J K Rollins of Aberdeen travel with their daughter and son in a car when a jackrabbit jumps ahead, breaks the windshield, injuring Mrs Rollins and a passenger, while the rabbi dies of fright after the impact. Glass splinters, described as diamond like, are kept at a local hardware store in Athol.
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Athol
J. K. Rollins
Frank Stockzer
Larry
Aberdeen
Hay For Lawrence Farmers Purchase Arranged
DEADWOOD Aug. 19 Arrangements completed for the purchase of 1900 tons of good upland hay for Lawrence farmers to ensure feed for the coming period. Local buyers report steady demand as drought concerns linger and transportation costs affect prices.
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Deadwood
Yankton Man Delayed On Two Eastbound Trips
Yankton August 13 Harry Margolin partner in a Yankton women's apparel shop believes there may be truth to go west young man. His trips east were delayed by wrecks both last January and again this week delaying his return home. He notes fashion hints from New York suggesting a fall and winter wardrobe lean toward retro styles.
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Yankton
Harry Margolin
Margolin
New York
Milady
New Bar Group Will Be Formed
Rapid City August 19. Organization of South Dakota's new integrated state bar begins tomorrow with Judge Samuel C. Polley presiding. The first session will form a temporary structure and appoint committees to report Friday. The old bar association starts its convention afterward.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
New “Integrated State Bar
Bar Association
Samuel C. Polley
New ‘State Bar
Pennington County Bar: Association
M. A. Brown
Chamberlain
Executive Council
Walter G. Miser
Pierre
Charles A. Boston
New York
American Bar Association
Fred J. Traynor
Devils Lake
WN. D
North Dakota Bar Association
New State Bar
Supreme Court
Old Association
Sures Court
Feed Situation Not Serious At Yankton
Yankton Aug 19. Movement of grain shows feed conditions around Yankton are not serious. One railroad man says nothing going out and very little coming in, better than other parts of the state. Stock sales are not large here, though districts farther west report pig sales. near Yankton observers note few sales.
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Yankton
Yanktion
S. D. State Engineering Department Gets New Home
Brookings August 19 Special The remodeling of State College engineering building will add 17000 square feet of space, a new roof, a story, shop space and four new labs. The upgrade boosts capacity from 93 to about 290 students and aligns the design with Lincoln Memorial Library to improve lighting and facilities.
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Brookings
State College
Lincoln Memorial Library
Tse
H. C. Solberg
Odditios
Division of Agriculture
Dean Crothers
Fet
Regenue
H.C. Solberg
K. Solberg
Solbwru
Bilt
State Collaga It
Selberg
Dakotas
Cama
Tx Farge
H. ©. Solberg
Buying Power Ascends Three Points in SD Farm Prices
Brookings reports agricultural buying power in South Dakota rose three points from June 15 to July 15. Prof. R. E. Post notes the rise stems from farm prices gaining while retail prices for farmer purchases dipped.
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Brookings
South Dakota
R. E. Post
Agricultural Economics Department
State College
Post
Uly
Federal Tureau of Agricultural Economics
Jeane
Wind Tops Glass When Rain Hits Gann Valley Store
A heavy wind and sudden rain at Gann Valley caused a large plate glass front to blow in at Fraser Brothers store. Overall damage was limited, though over an inch of rain fell in under 30 minutes, soaking a small area.
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Gann Valley
Fraser Brothers
Gann Valley Legion Plans Labor Day Animal Celebration
The Gann Valley post of the American Legion will stage an animal celebration here on Labor Day September 7.
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Ganh Valley
Ang
Gann Valley
The
American Legion
Labor Day
Weiland Family Holds Large Ashton Reunion
About 124 members of the Weiland family gathered at Lambert park two miles south of Ashton for a reunion. Attendees came from several states and various parts of the state, with guests including Mrs. Mary Dernack and her son Alfred from Rochester, Minn. Other notable attendees listed from Groton, Aberdeen, Frankfort, Gettysburg, Lebanon, Tolstoy, Turton, Redfield, Selby, Pine City, and New England. A picnic dinner, kittenball, games, and visits followed the gathering, with all returning home that evening hoping for more such occasions.
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Wm. Shultz
Turton
John Liebracht
Redfield
George Freeman
Canova
Frank Weiland
Selby
Walter Shultz
Pine City
Minn
N. Huss
New England
N. D
D. Gates
Ed Morrissey
Athol
Ashton
John
William Henry
Charles Weiland
William Roberts
Homer West
Clarence Lamberts
Othet
Highway to Custer to Newcastle work set to start Oct 1
Construction of the Custer to Newcastle Wyoming highway will commence October 1, officials announced. Forest road supervisor C E Learned of Denver confirmed the plans and date.
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Custer
Newcastle
Wyo
C. FE Learned
Denver
Forest Road
Snyder Heads South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Chet Snyder of Watertown was elected chairman of the six member South Dakota Game and Fish Commission as it met for the first time. Karl Mundt of Madison was named vice chairman. Other members include W. T. Hughes, Allen Toompay, Frank Cundill, and Dr. H. E. Fankhauser. The commission planned an audit and outlined preliminary plans for the year.
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Snyder
Pierre
Chet Snyder
Watertown
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Karl Mundt
Madison
Mundi
Eastern State Teachers Cor
W. T. Hughes
Frankfort
Allen Toompey
Spearfish
Frank Cundill
Firesteel
H. E. Fankhauser
Woodsocket
Comple
Plan Big Opening For Legion Meet
RAPID CITY Aug. 19 42 Workers plan a two hour opening entertainment for the Black Hills convention American Legion Aug 24 to 26. The meet will be free to region members. C B Hunt from Rapid City wrote the scenario drawing on wartime troop memories and derby race nostalgia. Major J G Tucker and Frank Johnston sponsor meals and fish fry events for registered Legionnaires. Four young elk were killed for the occasion. Wartime memories and German French signs will be revived for the state convention with O H Schwentker announcing.
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Rapid City
Legion
Black Hills
The
American Legion
Frank Gormley
C. B. Hunt
Rotary Club
Hunt
France
Germany
England
J. G. Tucker
Keystone
Frank Johnston
Tucker
Mr. Johnston
Change in Business Wayland Gas Plan
Floy Winegar has ended his tie with an incorporated gas company and will install new pumps to operate his filling station under an independent plan. The filling station garage and residence have been refreshed with new paint and improved appearance.
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Wayland
Floy Winegar
Massed Band Concert and Picnic Planned in Flandreau
Bands from nearby towns will gather in Flandreau on Sunday August 23 for a large massed band concert and picnic. The event brings local bands and musicians together for a community musical gathering.
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Flandreau
Mosl
Fall Gardens Are Suggested for Brooking Areas
Broad guidance from Purley L. Keene, horticulture professor at State College, urges fall gardens after summer pest losses. Recent rains revive moisture for planting, with methods to deter grasshoppers like cheesecloth barriers. Timely crops include turnips greens, radishes, spinach, Swiss chard, and peas, some not maturing before frost. Poultry feed and frost protection aid growth and damage prevention.
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Brookings
Purley L. Keene
State College
Raymond Youth Swallows Needle Tragic Depot Incident
Raymond August 19 report details Bobby Kluess son of Henry Kluess Raymond depot agent who accidentally swallowed a needle while shouting to his father. The needle slipped into his throat before his father could remove it. A doctor said the boy would suffer no ill effects.
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Raymond
Bobby Kluess
Henry Kluess
Rayaymond
Athol Guests Arrive From Chicago Area
Mr and Mrs T As Pool and Donald Pool of Chicago along with Robert Reinecke of Athol arrived in Athol after a two week stay at the House of Davis cottage owned by Mr and Mrs R Davis of Aberdeens. Mr and Mrs J A Pool and son Donald left for Chicago after six weeks visiting here.
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Athol
Tas Pool
Donald Pool
Chicago
Robert Reinecke
Davis
Aberdeens
J. A. Pool
Donald
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