Surpluses blamed for unusually low produce prices
Fiuron produce dealers blame large storage surpluses for low poultry and butterfat prices. Government figures show storage poultry and butterfat up significantly from a year earlier, with increases in cheese and evaporated milk also noted. Industry managers warn prices may rebound but caution against delaying sales, citing disease risk in cold weather and high shipment rates affecting movement to markets.
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Swift Produce House
Thorne
Whyt
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Buck Brothers Poultry House
Buck
Travelers Depart for Denmark and California
Tren left yesterday for Denmark, leaving Mr. Christensen's old home. W. J. Andrews departed Monday evening for California and plans to spend the winter near Los Angeles.
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Tren
Denmark
Mr. Christensen
W. J. Andrews
California
Los Angeles
Roberts Leaves for Sioux Falls on Business Trip
W A Roberts departed for Sioux Falls Tuesday morning on a business trip. RF Halladay of the Iroquois Chi Iroquois editor was in the city.
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W. A. Roberts
Sioux Falls
RF. J. Halladay
The
Springs Woodman Lodge Names Heads
Wellington Springs December 4 Special Paul Kleppin will lead the Modern Woodman lodge as venerable counsel. Other officers elected include worthy advisor H A Newcomer banker Paul Kleppin clerk E Burger escort Harold Kleppin watchman John Abraham sentry Nail Kleppin board members George Daim Roy Jones Joseph Dodd Installation will be held January 8.
Royal Neighbors Choose Officers in Wellington Lodge
Local Royal Neighbors lodge outlines its officer slate with Martha Gotwall as special page and Nellie Newcommer as vice oracle. Other listed officers include Alice Donnelly chancellor, Mrs. Howard Darkdll marshal, Viela Shaw recorder, Esther De Jong receiver, Ruth Mel bourne inner sentinel, Emma Olson outer sentinel, Stella Zink manager, and Margaret Bell musician. Installation time not yet set.
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Wellington
Start Hay Freight Rate Investigation In Midwest
Briefs filed by the South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners and other interests in the Interstate Commerce Commission hay freight rate investigation. The probe seeks to revise hay rates across the middle west as South Dakota contests current front-point rates.
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South Dakota
Neb Taska
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Hock-Smith
Congress
Pierre
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Middle West
Game Fines Total 7114, From 23 Convictions in SD
Pierre report shows fines totaling 7114.75 from 23 convictions for South Dakota wildlife violations between July 1 and December 1. Paul Junker of Lake Geneva Wisconsin paid a 2000 dollar fine for killing about 150 pheasants out of season. All fines go to the school fund. around 25 guns were confiscated by court order for major violations.
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Johnson
Rural School House Dedication Planned Near De Smet
The Lake Henry school district completes a new rural school building east of De Smet between Lake Preston on highway 14 at a cost of 3500 dollars. D C Mills of Pierre will be chief speaker at the December 13 ceremony.
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Here
Lake Preston
Lake Henry
D. C. Mills, Pierre
State Education Department
John Vetter Pioneer At Aberdeen Dies
Aberdeen obituary notes the death of John Vetter a pioneer resident and noted South Dakotan at his home here late yesterday ending a long career and life. The report highlights his local prominence and the impact on the Aberdeen community.
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John Vetter
Aberdeen
Jonn Vetter
Brown County official Vetter to be laid to rest Sunday
Public service life noted for Vetter who began as county clerk in 1890 and later served at the United States land office. He was a familiar figure in Masonic circles in recent years. Funeral services will be held Sunday.
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Vetter
Brown County
United States Land Office
Fair City Athletic Association Holds Meeting in Sauer Block
20 years ago in Huron the Fair City Athletic Association met Monday evening at Sauer block club rooms. Ross Miller was elected vice president after a withdrawal. Membership ballots elected F J Tobin, Harry M Beker, Paul R Jiim Juons, Wil E K Pinch, Brewster White, J C Burns, J C Dexter, William Craney, Gerald Rolph, Ralph Griffin, H M Peterson, Arthur Connors, Harry Robinson Hoy Abel, Harold Searls, Kenneth Parke, Ross Urquhart, Clarence Burill, Russell Stewart, Clarence Stewart, F J Schoen, Hector Mannie. Mrs R H Garretson left for Knoxville after visiting with daughter A L Kinkead. Granddaughter Elizabeth Wasson to spend winter there. John Christenson and three children...
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