Beadle county pheasant season sparks criticism of state game and fish
The Aberdeen American cites controversy over a forty five day Beadle county pheasant season after other counties close. It argues Beadle draws birds into the county, threatening population and hunting balance, while noting Beadle farmers push for thinning. The state department balances hunter wishes with farmers’ welfare as it implements policy.
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Aberdeen American
Beadle County
Aberdeen
Beadle
South Dakota
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Game and Fish Commission
Conservation talks on duck shooting ban considered
Members of the Association of North Central States Conservation discussed a proposal to ban shooting ducks after 2 PM during open season. Key figures include Hildebrandt of Watertown and Hyde of Agriculture, debating if the plan protects wild life without unfairly discriminating against any group. Utilities of state fish and game officials and Walton League participation noted.
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Fred Fr. Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Agriculture
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Ani Sposether
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South Dakota Hunters Face Proposed Bag Limitation
A reader argues for fair conservation measures by shortening hunting season or reducing bag limits. He notes hospitality to non residents but warns against restricting fields to those who work, suggesting alternative conservation methods while stressing law compliance during lawful shooting hours.
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Dakota
Senator Thomas Sterling Dies in Washington
Obituary notes the death of Thomas Sterling former United States senator from South Dakota. A pioneer resident who arrived in Redfield in 1882, he shaped the state through law and citizenship, notably as dean of Vermillion Law School. His death in Washington is mourned, as Redfield reflects on his lasting impact during its fiftieth anniversary celebrations.
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South Dakota
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Sterling
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Washington
Yellow Peril fades as peace moves forward
A Press Comment traces the waning panic over U S Japan relations. It notes amity rising, officials downplaying fears, and the one lasting discord being the Japanese exclusion act. The piece cites an American admiral, a former Japanese official and a Berkeley editor in assessing calmer Pacific ties.
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Pacific
Legislative duties and dangers in South Dakota gains
An opportune piece warns South Dakotans by reflecting on the next legislature. It argues lawmakers must resist trivial measures and avoid pandering to groups. The piece stresses prudent lawmaking, focus on essential issues, and scrutiny of party agendas to prevent public disapproval.
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Blunt Boy Scouts Receive Charter Amid Camp Notes
A small group of scouts attended Camp De Ko Tab in July with several members earning completed work for second class. Bevel Felbaber and nine troop members are noted in the charter event as part of the ceremony and recent activities.
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Bevel Felbaber
Cless
Sunshine Club Wins Six Awards at Pair
Sunshine Club earns six awards in a pair of events as the Dalry Calf club showcases cheerful victory. Winners include notable members and the club discusses future activities and community impact.
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Sunshine
4-H Work Offers Real Education Across Clubs
North Carolina State College leader L B Harris notes 4-H clubs reach 700000 farm youth nationwide, with members conducting practical demonstrations under county agents. Projects cover dairying pig poultry crops and home crafts, emphasizing ownership thrift and community cooperation, plus school grounds beautification and recreation.
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Prairie 4-H Members Exhibit Winners At Fair
Prairie Meld Dairy Club members attended the Junior Fair in Huron for the State Fairs event. Seven youths exhibited six calves including two Ayrshire and one Holstein, with prizes won by Lorna Schultz, Robert Olson, Harlan Olson, and Am Caldow. Ralph Van Horne reported two-year and yearling categories with first place in Ayrshire outcomes.
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Ross Cummings
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Harlan Olson
Ralph van Horne
Am Caldow
Ralph van Ralph van Horne
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Sully County Fair Demonstration Winners Named
Evelyn Myres and Vivian Peterson won last place in the Sully county Junior Fair demonstration contest with Different Ways to Use Canned Peaches. They will compete at the district meet in Blunt on Saturday. Mrs. M. Riveness leads the winning team. Several teams entered the demonstration division. In livestock, Garner-Hartford pig club won sweepstakes for the second year. Lawrence Sirbousek James Brocking Elwood Huffman will represent Sully County at the State Fair in livestock judging.
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Evelyn Myres
Vivian Peterson
Sully County
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Blunt
M. Riveness
Rick Valley Townieship
Sever
Garner-Hartford Pig Club
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Mayo
Lawrence Sirbousek
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Pleasant Club
Lake County selects state fair exhibits
Lake County chose exhibits for the state fair during a county program at Lake Heratan. The items will be displayed at Haven state fair grounds on September 12, placed in Lake County South section.
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Lake County
Madison
Lake Heratan
Haven
Club members gain insight at achievement day exercises
Students attend events to meet fellow club members and learn about club work and life. They gain inspiration from peers and mentors, expanding understanding of community service and personal development through state and out of state activities.
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