Government wheat sales urged to aid drought farmers
The Associated Press reports Chinese officials seek cheaper terms from the Federal Farm Board to buy about 15 million bushels of grain for flood victims, while the board holds millions in surplus. Economists warn continued hoarding depresses prices. selling wheat to drought areas like Central South Dakota could save livestock and reduce supply, even with short term losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Federal Farm Board
China
South Dakota
Farm Board
South Dakota’s Vacation Week at the State Fair
South Dakota State Fair organizers led by Secretary John F. White promote Evron exposition as a cost effective recreation amid hard times. Agriculture Secretary Layson G. Troth urges residents to attend, highlighting hundreds of exhibits and free camping, with children under twelve admitted free and a modern playground for all attendees.
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South Dakota
Mr. Troth
Evron
State Fair Board
Wey
South Dakota Fair Promises Family Friendly Entertainment
The fair board highlights clean wholesome fun for all ages with La Follies Parisee as the evening musical feature over a sixty plus cast. Highlights include top national horses, high speed auto races, impressive firework displays, and the international aix-horse team from Union stockyards Chicago.
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Womsen
Fair Board
South Dakota
Union Stockyards
Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Rye on fall soils offered to ease drought pasturage
The article discusses drought conditions in Central South Dakota and suggests planting fall rye to provide grazing this fall and next spring. It notes low seeding costs, potential for continued pasture through July and August with Sudan grass afterward, and methods to seed or prepare seedbeds while preserving forage amid a dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sudan
Cost of Crime Burden on Nation Revealed by Commission
The national Wickersham Commission reports the United States spends billions on crime costs, including nearly $4 million yearly in armored car protection in major cities and tens of millions in economic losses from crime. It argues economic action, not social reform, may curb crime and urges business leaders to back enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christian Science Monitor
National Commission On Law Observance
New York
Chicago
Wickersham
Messrs. Deer and Simpaan
United States
Prevent
Dean Pound
Scout Canoe Trip Toughens Muscles
Alpena troop 23 members Rex Jones Wenten Siedschlaw and David Evans joined Fred C. Eggers on a five and a half mile trek to Winton Minnesota from Huron. Over 100 miles of canoeing with 14 portages tested endurance as the group returned to Winton after days on Fall Basswood Crooked and Curtainalla lakes.
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Alpens
Minnesota
David Evans
Alpena Troop 23
Alpena Journal
Rex Jones
Wenten Siedschlaw
Huron
Winton
Minn
Fred C. Eggers
Bellast
Fail Iske
Fall
Basswood Lakes
Curtainalla
Rebecca Falls
Bear Trap
Cauces
Inine
Meeks
Hadzecten
Beta
Curtain
Tendeceot
Largest group tours Armour's Packing plant in Sioux City
Clay County South Dakota 4H club members and local leaders visited Armour's Packing plant in Sioux City as the largest group to tour the facility. Jones state 4H club leader guided explanations of each process and the tour included Swift's Packing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T2 Club
Clay County
South Dakota
Armour
Sioux City
Hlm. Jones
Swift
Uvestock
Girl Scouts Turn Tin Cans Into Armor And Trinkets
The article describes Girl Scouts at Edith Macy and Briarcliff Manor camps repurposing tin cans into armor helmets breast plates and various props for a stage production of Lady of Shalott. Cans are flattened pounded and polished then reused for theater and camp needs with empty cans stored or recycled to prevent waste and mosquito breeding.
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Tennyson
Edith Macy
Andree
Briarcliff Manor
Galahad
Redstone Pig Club Tours Area For Animal Check
The Redstone Pie club conducted a farm visit led by county agent S W Jones to inspect members animals. Howard Anderson hosted the meeting with members visiting each others homes and Hampshire pigs highlighted by Claire Florine Lelartt Florine Harland Collison Boward Anderson. The next session will be at Joy Morrell home per club reporter Claire Florine.
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Redstone Pig Club
Redstone _Pie club
Coxbag
S. W. Jones
Howard Anderson
Allembers
Claire
Leroy Florine
Hampshire
Harland Collison
Lelartt Florine
Boward Anderson
Bmirs, Anderton
Joy Morrell
Claire, Florine
Double C
George B. Schroeder
R. A. Cave
E. F. Frevert
Dis Member Was Wit Pigs Inspected. Feand To Be In Goed Ean
Eee
Ralph Schroder
Elulp Deporten
Blue Ribbon Dairy Club Sees Creamery
Beadle county Blue Ribbon Dairy calf club held its August meeting at Charles Boeke's home with members answering roll call. Reports covered tours of the Redfield creamery and the state school dairy at Redfield. County agent AL A Cave attended and displayed dairy judging photos. Next meeting set for September 18 at James Ulmer's home. A lunch and games followed.
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Blue Ribbon Dairy Club
Blue Ribbon Dairy Calf Clubs
Beadle County
Charles Boeke
Redfield
Atate
Brown County Girls Hold Third Exhibit at Achievement Day
The Willing Workers Clothing Club of Brown County hosted its third year achievement day with about 50 parents and friends in attendance. The program featured a business meeting songs stunts demonstrations and a style revue. Exhibits were judged with 2 percent of each winner's prize allotted from the club treasury Ruth Jones won first on wool and afternoon dresses Clorus Carmine won for notebook and Geraldine Cook for undergarment and style revue Luoch was greeted by the girls Mr J W Cook leads the club.
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Brown County
Willing Workers Clothing Club
Ruth Jones
Clorus Carmine
Geraldine Cook
Luoch
J. W. Cook
Words of Six Letters Horizontal
The puzzle compiles six letter words by categories horizontal and vertical with clues ranging from pottery to promises and names. It includes many mis-spellings and typographical errors but aims to pair clues with fitting six letter solutions and cross references across both directions.
Dates For Teachers Institutes Across South Dakota Counties
South Dakota schedules for teachers institutes across 69 counties were unveiled by E C Giffen. The first two day meet begins September 14 and ends October 17 with lectures on the new public school course of study. Circuits list specific counties and sept 14 to oct 17 dates. lecturers include Mrs Faith Powell Willard Miss Mary Wadden Dr F Harmon and others in various counties.
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Edmunds County
Ipswich
Walworth
Selby
Carson
MclIntosh
Harding
Buffalo
Perkins
Bison
Ziebach
Dupree
Dewey
Timber Lake
Campbell
Mound Ciay
McPherson
Leola
Dever County
Clear Lake
Codington
Watertown
Clark
Spink
Redfield
Faulk
Faulkton
Potter
Gettynsburgh
Sully
Onida
Stanley
Ft. Pierre
Hyde
Highmace
Snd
Hughes
Pierre
Hand
Miller
Beadle
Huron
Hazel H. Ott
Ctate Department of Public Inxruction
Deuel
Clark, Spink
Potter Counties
Gertie
Bete Rogers Af Mitchell
A. Harmon
Abexdees
Detiel
W. E Esky
Sioux Folie
Athers Fouarche
Gan Valley
Jerauld
Wessington Springs
Sanborn
Woonsocket
Mabel Smith
New York City
George W. Nash
Yankton
Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Douglas
Charles Tye
Orange City
Southeastern
Miner County
Howard
Kingsbury
de Smet
Hamlin
Hayti
Brookings
Moody
Flandreau
Lake
Madison
Turner
Parker
Clay
Vermillion
Union
Elk Point
Lincoln
Canton
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
McCook
Salem
Ruby M. Adams
Columbus
Ohio
Irene Hirsch
Des Moines
Miner
Eake
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Briefs
Twenty years ago today in Huron many locals headed for business and visits. R O Richards departed for Yankton on a brief business trip while Dr. Sauer left for points north. George Brown rode a northbound bus for a short trip. Miss Margaret MccWeeney arrived for a visit from Huron. Fred Giard and Thomas Culligan motored from Aberdeen for a day with friends. Editor Halladay of Iroquois was in town on business. Mrs. Elizabeth Shulmner and daughter Alice left for Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Baker returned from a two week visit in Marshall Wisconsin. Ray Farmer of Hitchcock visited his brother W N Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. J M Steel and family of Plymouth Indiana were expected for an evening visit to see the Gibbes. Mr. and Mrs. E C Abel and daughter Gertreda returned home from Okoboji Iowa. Chief of Police William Uecker left for a weeklong business trip to Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. J G Snyder left Ivy Wolsey to visit relatives. A Brazilian government department created civil aviation and reminage control.
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R O
Richards
Yankton
DR. Sauer
George Brown
Wenger
Iroquois
Elizabeth A. Shulmner
Alice
Minneapolis
Truman Baker
Marshall
Wis
Ray Farmer
Hitchcock
W. N. Farmer
J. M. Steel
Plymouth
Ind
B.C. Gibbe
E.C. Abel
Gertreda
Okoboji
William Uecker
Dex Moines
J. G. Snyder
Ivy Wolsey
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