South Dakota Dairy Herds Reach High All-Time Marks
In Brookings December 3, South Dakota dairy records highlight multiple Holstein animals. Ollie from State College of Brookings tops junior class with 1,291 pounds of 3.8 percent milk and 0.5 pounds butterfat in 388 days. Redfield Pietertje leads junior 2-year-olds with 19,172 pounds milk and 662.8 butterfat in 365 days. Other notable entries include Redfield Exmice Piebe and Redfield Bet tina Besa Piebe, Yankton Lady Irene th, Yankton Echo Queen Pietertje, Yankton Princess Ormsby 2nd, and Sioux Matador Daisy Hark.
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Brookings
Sixteat
College Mutual Ollie
State College of Brookings
Yan'ston
Irene
State Hospital of
Yankton
Yankton Echo
Pietertje
Ormsby
Sioux Matador
Daisy Hark
South Dakota Penitentiary
Bronx Falls
Yale Farmers Benefit From Local Loan Program
A survey of Yale trade area indicates total loan applications exceed forty thousand dollars. Net proceeds will fund feed for foundation livestock to endure winter. Over forty percent of farmers borrowed, with district loan headquarters hosted by Mr O Keefe who donated office space.
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Wee
Yale
O'Keefe
O' Keefe
Doland High Juniors To Stage Annual Play Tour of Moury
Doland high juniors announce the near presentation of Tour of Moury directed by Miss Lucille Jones. Cast includes Don Johnson Marion Smith Burdette James Mildred Kuhrt Eleanor Arms Melvic Betl Eugene Parden Ruth Wolverton Clair Lovelace and Lyle Heer.
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Doland High
Moury
Lucille Jones
Don Johnson
Marion Smith
Burdette James
Mildred Kuhrt
Eleanor Arms
Melvic Betl
Eugene Parden
Ruth Wolverton
Clair Lovelace
Lyle Heer
Trythball Leads Onida Eastern Star Officers
Mrs Trythball was chosen to lead the local charter of the Order of the Eastern Star at the annual election in Onida. Offiers elected include J Crandall as ward, Anna Hrownr associate matron, W Nattress associate patron, Effie Stringer secretary, Bessie Lumley treasurer, Alice Lodwig conductress, Verna Claire associate conductress. Appointive officers to be announced later.
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Trythball
Onida
Eastern Star
Bmira Marie Trxthall
Order of the Eastern Star
J. Crandall
Wadky Yotron
Anna Hrownr
W. Nattress
Effie Stringer
Bessie Lumley
Alice Lodwig
Verma Claire
Yale Men Return From Cornhusking Contest Report
Yale Dex Merie Gaery Clinton Cavanaugh and Charles Schmidt describe their trip to the corn husking contest in Jews where rain hindered work. They observed a large crowd, special police on duty, and the champion husked 44 ears in a Winnie.
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Yale
Merie Gaery
Clinton Cavanaugh
Charles Schmidt
Officers Elected By Glee Club At Vermillion
Vermillion December 3 special election of officers for the glee club at the University of Bendh Dehotr for the coming year. Dera Morrisey Vermillion provident Rewel business manager. The paswenel of the gif gow stab abenints of womem members of the wale rsity 2 epels chee. The dale pe sented their first geogram st e ui versity Dames club Tuesday night. The peceram comsisted of Christmas carols.
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Glee Club
Vermillion
Oficers
Gitky’ Glee Club
University of Bendh Dehotr
Sellawe
Dera Morrisey
Vermillion, Provident
Rewel
Paswenel
Gif Gow
Womem
Walersity
Epels
Dale
Uiversity Dames Club
Peceram
Watertown to be gaily decorated for holidays
Watertown plans extensive holiday decorations with more than 200 evergreens being trimmed and erected by the street department. Hundreds of colored electric light bulbs will be strung across the streets and lit for the first time Saturday, with the lights coordinated by the municipal light department led by superintendent Jess M. Olson.
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Watertown
Jess M. Olson
Municipal Light Department
Warm Weather Helps Farmers Feed Cattle In Wessington
In Wessington on December 3 a warm Tuesday sun encouraged farmers to turn stock out to graze and save stored barn feed for later winter. Snow is currently abundant in some areas, but the mild spell offers relief for livestock and feed management.
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Wessington
Washburn Addresses Miller High School on Prohibition
Rev. Washburn of Alpena spoke to Miller high school under the auspices of the local Methodist church and the F. C. T. U. He argued prohibition has not failed and that the eighteenth amendment stemmed from industrial demand and public conscience. He noted his South American experiences and hoped to entertain students on his return.
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Miller
Lee
Methodist
F.C. T U
Washburn
Alpena
Joan
South
Yale Farmer Tops Market With Stock
Gus Ulrich of Yale sold five head of two year old white faced Hereford steers at the Huron market at 36M per cwt. The steers averaged better than a half ton. Ulrich lives east of Yale and was the Republican nominee for county commissioner from this district.
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Yale
Gus Ulrich
Ulrich
Annual Audit At Yale By Local Firms
Yale December 3 Special report notes William Neilsen of Huron audited the J. O Keefe implement store officials including local Int Harvester rep. O Keefe. Neilseem also audited Yale calf creamery with Melvin C Gifford as buttermaker and Jake Gross as first assistant and manager. The Fares Elevator company has had its books audited yet.
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Yale Yale
William Neilsen
Huron
J. & O'Keefe
O'Keefe
International Harvester Co
Neileem
Yale Calve Creamery
Melvin C. Gifford
Jake Gross
Fares Elevator Company
Wayne Hagman Rewarded With Sigma Tau Honor
Wayne Hagman returned to his echo duties in Rapid City at the State School of Mines at the start of the week. He has been invited into the Sigma Tau national metallurgy and engineering fraternity, an honor supported by friends at Medfield who expect him to perform well in assessing practicality and sociability.
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Chool Aszitom
Wayne Hagman
Rapid City
State School of Mines
Wayne
Sigma Tyu
Medfield
UW Professor To Display Pictures in Sioux City
Vermillion based art instructor Lawrence G. Mitchell of the University of South Dakota will exhibit 11 oil paintings, 15 water colors, and 10 pastels at Davidson's department store in Sioux City starting Friday. The works, mainly landscapes painted recently, have hung in New York, Washington, D. C., and St. Louis. The show runs through Christmas holidays. Mitchell joined USD in 1999 from Wilbiar Woods college and has studied at Missouri, Columbia, and the Society of Illustrators in New York City. He held a 1929 Harvard scholarship.
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Vermillion
Lawrence G. Mitchell
University of South Dekots
Davidson's
Sioux City
Mitchell
New York
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Davidson
University of South Dekate
Wilbiar
Men Sentenced For Obstructing Justice ME SMET
Alfred R. Peterson Howard Bickett and Frank A. Roberts of Oldham pleaded guilty in county court to conspiring to deflect and obstruct justice by inducing a witness to leave the state. Peterson fined 75 dollars plus costs Bickett 30 days jail and 100 dollar fine costs Roberts 30 days jail and 100 dollar fine costs The case stems from Roberts liquor arrest and the attempt to shift Henry A. Lee out of state before testifying. Lee later testified in absentia and Roberts pleaded guilty to a later liquor charge.
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ME Smet
Alfred R. Peterson
Howard Bickett
Frank A. Roberts
Oldham
Peterson
Bickett
Roberts
Henry A. Lee
Roberts Roberts
Lee
Five Toll Free Bridges Across the Missouri River Cost Over Two Million
The state funded five bridge projects Wheeler Chamberlain Pierre Forest City and Mobridge with a total cost of 2 096 880 04 Engineering fees included. During 1930 1931 the bridge fund disbursed 301 725 59 toward payments while early advances from counties and the state highway commission reduced the remaining debt.
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S.d.taciaan
Tess Hen
Vale
State Highway Commission
Wheeler Bridge
Chamberlain
Pierre
Forest City
Mobridge
Child Development pamphlet for South Dakota readers
Vermillion announces distribution of a University of Chicago listener’s notebook for the National Advisory Council Radio Education lectures on Child Development. Limited pamphlets available postpaid at twenty five cents. requests to Extension division. Authors Gesell Jones Goedersugh Anderson Hollingsworth.
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University of Chicago
Nation Advisory Council
South Dakota
Extension Division
National Broadcasting Network
South Dakota Holsteins show record gains in testing year
SD breeders push dairy herd improvement via registry tests as eight records appear in state totals of 2449 nationwide. Two new butterfat records emerge, including a top yearly test over fat output and another notable one month test. Tax meeting in Highmore attracted few due to rain and cold. An interest session discussed several subjects.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Highmore
Dec
South Dakotans Receive Reward
Dr A J Junk of Sheboygan Wisconsin was sought after a heat incident near Highmore South Dakota. A radio alert led Mrs Roy ONeill of St Lawrence to contact Yankton radio and Mrs Junk flew from Sheboygan to Rapid City where Junk was found two days later on the streets. A letter of thanks followed to Mrs ONeill.
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ST. Lawrence
Huronite
Iter
Fred Dittman
Highmore
Dr. Junk
Sheboygan
Wis
A. J. Junk
South Dakota
Roy O’neill
Yankton
Dittman
O'Neill
A.J. Junk
Reward Sent To Local Helpers Five Months Late
Dr Junie sent St Lawrence women a twenty dollar check and the Dittmans one hundred twenty dollars along with a letter stating they were entitled to a reward. A gift is also sent to Hazel Schmeiter, a night telephone operator at Miller, for helping messages reach Sheboygan and Highmore.
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Junie
St Lawrence
Dittmans
Hazel Schmeiter
Miller
Tai Sheboygan and
Highmore
University of South Dakota to broadcast low mood talk
Vermillion December program on KEUSD features Mr Everson discussing causes of deranged mood and remedies. He speaks to students, faculty, and Vermillion residents at 8 p.m. in the Union lounge, air time 8:00 to 8:30. The event is hosted by the Political Science League with Rayal Sweeney as president and Trachsel as faculty advisor.
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Ever
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
KEUSD
University Station
Everson
University
Vermillion
Union Building
Political Science League
Rayal Sweeney
Wakanda
Hermar
Trachsel
Eversorfs
University station KUSD broadcasts on wavelength and frequency
The university station KUSD aired a program over the airwaves, transmitting on a wavelength of 336.9 meters and a frequency of 88 kilocycles, detailing the station’s broadcasting parameters for listeners and staff.
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KUSD
Lost Ugly Fat Through Kruschen Salts Claims
Mrs S B of London reports losing weight from 177 to 159 pounds after using Kruschen Salts since July. She claims her dress measurements improved from bust 40 to 48, waist 33 to 31 inches, and height remains 5 ft 6 in. She attributes the change to the product and notes renewed energy and younger appearance. The ad promotes a bottle for 85 cents with a money back guarantee through Longsias Drug Co Perriten.
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Toa
S. B
London
Longsia& Drug Co
Perriten
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