Bottleneck in Livestock Shipping With Surplus Hogs and Cattle
American farmers raise 12 million more hogs 2 million more sheep and 3 million more cattle than a year ago while rail cars and packing plants lag. Experts warn of a fall bottleneck as stock cars shrink from 85 000 in 1924 to 53 000 in 1941 and yards deteriorate. McDonald urges early hog readiness and coordinated shipping, with larger farm pickups and advance listing with agents to ease the jam.
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G.a.mcdonald
State College Extension Animal Husbandman
McDonald
Livestock Commission
Wessington Rebekah Lodge Plans Social Meeting
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met in regular session in Wessington. After the usual business, a social gathering was scheduled for two weeks later with Mrs. John Meyer in charge of arrangements.
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Wessington
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
John Meyer
Huron golfers head to South Dakota tourney
T H Campbell and three others left for Sioux Falls to enter the South Dakota golf tournament this week. A Floronite linotype operator Merrot Kimble notes he plans to leave for France as a private at Ft Adams RI. Judge Alva E Taylor rejected California residents bid to halt a city park bandstand orders.
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T. H. Campbell
Harry W. Gardner
E. E. Vance
J. McD
Campbell
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Huron
Merrot Kimble
Linotype
Floronite
France
Ft. Adams
Alva E. Taylor
California
Local notes from a park entrance event and social visits
Residence and social items report a park incident at the Sixth street entrance with movement noted. Updates include resignations by F W Schmidt as captain of the Huron home guards and several family returns from trips to the Twin Cities, Lake Minnetonka, Chicago, and Stockton Illinois.
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Sixth Street
F. W. Schmidt
Huron Home Guards
RE Cone
Elizabeth
Douglas Beebe
Twin’ Cities
Lake
Minnetonka
John Grace
Mary
Chicago
Stockton
T. S. Strand
Miss' Tenney
Luncheon and bridge prizes awarded at Ripley event
Mrs Exenic Ripley and Mrs Te Opperud hosted a bin luncheon last week at Ripley time Bridge prizes went to Mrs Gibson and Mrs Walsh. Mrs Strike Beverley Jean Edith left for Des Moines and New Hampton to visit. Mrs Mongeau entertained at dinner for Mrs Rohan of Omaha visiting J J Crawford home. Mrs Trench won the high score prize.
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Ripley
Te Opperud
Bridge
Gibson
RL. Walsh
C. J. Strike
Beverley Jean
Edith
Reverend and Family Leave for Bonaparte Visit
A Reverend and his three children named Ward James Mary Jane depart with relatives for Bonaparte Indiana for a week long visit.
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Pars. J
Ward
James Mary Jane
Bonaparte
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