Balanced Dairy Ration Demonstrated By Michigan Team
The Michigan team at the National ixy show in St Louis demonstrated a balanced dairy ration using only barn town feeds. Weldon and Warren Watson, 26, twins, explained home practice feeding round oats barley corn and explained why. County Agent M H Avery coached the display, which featured miniature silos to illustrate storage advantages and charts supporting their practical lecture style.
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Michigan
St.Louis
Weldon
Warren. Watson
F. Hoffman
State College
M.H. Avery
Palmery
Grand Champion Steer Sells At 1.40 A Pound
Chicago December 7. Hercules Marshall grand champion steer from the International Livestock Exposition sold at auction for a record 1.40 a pound. Weighing 80 pounds, the 11 year old master Vincent Baker of Edmund Wisconsin led the steer to the block and the Nae Wonai Tea company purchased it for 980 dollars.
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Chicago
Hercules ‘Marshall
International Livestock
Vincent Baker
Edmund
Wis
Hercules
Nae Wonai Tea Company
Girls Practice On Christmas Carols By Titania Troop
Titania Troop G met after school Wednesday at the Methodist church to practice Christmas carols for the pageant. They organized in interest groups and received Christmas cards from Mrs. Dunbar. Ardis Jones, the regular reporter, moved to Ohio and Mary Webster will take her place.
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Titania Troop G
Methodist Church
Carl
Chocolate Cake Made By Girls At Club Meeting
The Cooking Hour club met at Patsy Downs home on Idaho Avenue Monday night. They baked a chocolate layer cake and frosted it, then tasted and took two slices home for their mothers. The next meeting is set for Julianne Tobin’s in two weeks. Report by Phyllia Busse.
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Cooking Hour Club
Patsy Downs
Idaho Avenue
Julianne Tobin
Phyllia Busse
Wee
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Fruit Cake Recipe
A vintage recipe by Olive Neff describes Christmas fruit cake prep. It lists ingredients such as mixed fruit, peels, nuts, shortening, honey, eggs, spices, and citrus juice, plus detailed mixing and baking steps. The method includes shredding peel, dicing fruit, creaming fats and sugar, alternating dry and wet ingredients, and baking in waxed paper lined pans with a water bath for moisture and texture.
Norse Reports On Health Of Pupils Visit Details
A county nurse visited Clifton district No. 3 on Tuesday morning to assess pupil health. Miss Lily Devisiz, the teacher, helped with the inspection. Evelyn Nelson, eleven, fifth grade, from the I Help I Help league contributed the report promoting healthy eating and habits.
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Clitton
Temlays
Lily Devisiz
Evelyn Nelson
I Belp
I Help League
Fifth graders plan Christmas decorations at Pleasant View School
Evelyn Nelson of Pleasant View School reports she and Lily Davis have received their Christmas scale and will try to ascit al the seals to help prevent tuberculosis. They are decorating their classroom for Christmas and have drawn names for ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn. Nelson
Pleasant View School
Lily Davis
McCoy School Receives Encyclopedia Set From District
Lucille Clarambeau sixth grader reports McCoy school now has ten volume Comp ton encyclopedia after use at another district school. Miss Wiese teaches. Troop hike planned by Herbert Humphray and Flying Eagle patrol. Christmas basket for the needy organized with Bill Patton and Bob Harris assisting. Report by Jack Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy School
Lucille Clarambeau
Wiese
Compton
Herbert Humphray
Bill Patton
Bob Harris
Jack Conner
Postpone Meeting Of Bancroft PTA
Bancroft unit PTA meeting postponed to Thursday December 19. President Mrs D Monfore announces program a cantata by the PTA chorus. Public invited to attend.
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Bancroft
PTA
D. Monfore
Lake Preston A L A Christmas Party and More
Lake Preston residents enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary with a short program and gift exchange. The unit donated 2 Sentay for the soldiers this year as a veterans aid gesture. A fire alarm scare woke locals but proved a faulty short circuit. The Lutheran Ladies Aid held a upstairs meeting with 55 visitors. and Mr. and Mrs. Knall and Lloyd Stinehart of Groton visited local families while Mrs. Revel traveled from Fierson town to Brinkley.
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Lake Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans ‘Hospital
L Seldiers
Manchester
Jake Knall
Lloyd Stinehart
Groton
Ln. HE. Stinehart
Art Revel
Fierson
Town
Brinkley
Varied Trend In Digest Balloting
New York reports the Literary Digest 16,000,000 ballot poll shows 44.4 percent yes and 55.8 percent no on the Roosevelt New Deal. Initial returns from California Massachusetts and South Dakota oppose the plan while Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia favor it. Massachusetts rests against by near four to one. Georgia shows a two to one pro new deal. Final nationwide results expected similar to spring 1920s poll.
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New York
Nnith
Sey Wwest
Enet
Isue
California
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
Eugene’ Talmadge
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Funeral services for Hand County pioneer Charles Fonkenheiner
Special funeral services were held in Ree Heights for Charles Fonkenheiner a prominent Hand county pioneer who died of a heart attack Tuesday at age 53 Born in Germany he came to the United States with his parents at age 12 He lived in Campbell Township Ree Heights area the present family home Surviving are his widow two sons and three daughters
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Hand County
Miller
Ree Heights
Charles Fonkenheiner
Fanlenheiner
Germany
Campbell i Township
Marth
Car Accident Near Gettysburg on Sharp Turn
On December five at about 830 p.m. on Highway 21% in Beaver Gulch a light car driven by Ray Leach with Joe Travese as passenger overturned several times after failing to see a sharp turn in heavy fog. Leach was badly hurt and Travese was rushed to the hospital in serious condition. The accident occurred while returning with medicine for a sick child from Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
Beaver Gulch
Ray Leach
Cheyenne Agency
Joe Travese
Cutus
Miz. Leach
Traverse
Clos MEETS MILDER Defers Club Meeting and Auction
The Tusta Club met at Mrs. Ted Smith's home on Thursday with fifteen members present for a pot luck lunch at noon and a pegging business meeting. An auction of articles raised a small sum for the hub and Mrs. W. E. Moleworth won an apron for nearly matching the amount tucked under patches sewn by members. An evening party is planned for the next meeting on Dec 19 at Miss Rumanchert's home with husbands invited.
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Der
Tusta
Ted Smith
W. EB. Moleworth
Ntss
Ruramcihert
Honor Librarian Miller Receives Holiday Luncheon Honor
Dec 71 special report from Redmond and Tatler hostesses at the home of Miss Mary Redmond on Thursday for eight library board guests. CHRISTMAS PARTY at Lake Preston with Reading in the Home talk and gift exchange. Manchester notice: Ladies Aid to meet Dec 11 with a three course dinner for attendees.
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Miller
Celeste Barnes
Lbrarian
Mary
Redmond
W. G. Redmond
the Tatler
Way
City Library Board
courthAnuse
Instruction in Recreation Leadership for Youth
A fragment notes participation in a program teaching leadership for children, piano study, and a club named Alec, alongside attendance at additional classes. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or location details.
North to Ghent trip by Civic club and book review
The Civic club took a Thursday afternoon trip to Oak Lake Preston, viewing Mrs A J Baldwin's review of aerial pioneer Lindbergh and Murrow from a couple of years ago. Community singing closed the program, and the club was hosted at Mrs A B Miream’s home with lunch afterward. A church school workers conference was held Thursday evening at Alpena High School, Rev Kachliman led the meeting and several topics were discussed for weeks ahead. Leslie Grace presented a paper on Rome and clumb cacperste, drawn from the International Journal of Education.
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Oak Lake
Preston
Der
Ghent
Civic Club
A. J. Baldwim
Murrow. Lindbergh
Con‘munity
A.B. Miream
Alpena
Wat
Kach—liman
Leslie Grace
Rome
The
Imbernational ‘Journal of Reduction
Ring found after twenty years near farm yard buildings
Mrs Larson rediscovered a plain band ring once given to her by her husband in 1999. It had vanished during a 20 year span and was believed lost after earlier engagement upset. The ring, found this week by Mrs Larson on the ground, was covered in salt and now gleams in perfect condition.
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Larson
Lateson
Department Revenue Report Details South Dakota Motor Patrol
Milo Barber reported the South Dakota Motor Patrol, operating since July 1, collected 33.81 in fees and revenue through November 30. Between July and November, patrolmen made 272 auto and truck arrests with 256 convictions, assessed 6 333.25 in fines and costs, found 684 trucks without compensation plates, and another 103 required higher rate plates. Weighing 113 trucks showed 23 overloaded and 16 carrying oversized loads. Patrolmen stopped 224 vehicles for operation without proper license plates while 1995 licenses were noted for certain violations. Twenty people were arrested for three lexsw driving, 3% for intoxicated driving, and 42 for speeding.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Motor ‘Patrol Division
South Dakota Department of Justice
Milo Barber
Patrolaron
Motorista
Oddities of Nature Reported in Pottex County
In Pottex county, unusual winter sights include a snake crawling on snow and lizards recently seen despite freezing temperatures. Frog village numbers were reported reduced by cold but recovered once stirred, suggesting life persists under severe winter conditions observed by Douglas Ham of Haven.
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Gettysburg
Douglas Ham
Haven
Pottex County
Thirty Singers to Perform Advent Vesper at Grice Church
Thirty singers from Grice church will participate in a vesper service tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. The combined choirs, senior under Mrs Howard T Shaober and junior under Mrs George S Pearce, will sing Christmas music. Acolytes Kirk Wheeler Sam and Robert Shaw will assist as listed. The program quotes Rev John Ward Smith noting the event is a service of worship with congregational participation and proceeds funding organ restoration.
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Grice Church
Howard T.shaober
Frank Coffey
Emma Lampe
E. K. Smith
Wava Larsen
Hildegarde Rother
Robert D. Lusk
Sadie Haines
Phyllis Wilson
Marjorie Bastian
Misa Ann Jamison
Priog
Robert Bryan
Mergen ‘Cowling
Frank Keay
Roy 2Rum Brunnen
Wiliam Tolmie
Walter Bonneman
Douglas Cone
Robert Rutherford
John Wilson
Robert Sheeks
Basa
George S. Pearce
Jean Lampe
Patty
Beverly Thinn
Phyllia Lampe
Peggy Schaeffel
Ina Claire Stewart
Dale "Pearce
Randall Lampe
William Lampe
R Manolis
Kirk Wheeler
Sam
Robert Shaw
John Ward Smith
Mobridge to Gravel 10 Miles of Bristol Highway Near Raymond
Mobridge Construction has moved equipment to Bristol to gravel 10 miles of highway. They have already completed four miles on Highway 212 south of Raymond.
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Raymond
Mobridge Construction Company
Bristol
Moisture Reports First Precipitation This Week at Blunt
Blunt recorded its first precipitation of the month this week with early morning lightning followed by rain and a wet spell that persisted through the day. Residents noted the moisture as the opening of a wetter period.
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Blimt
Mule attack heals eye sight fears fade
Lane Boy reports Jim Kutil, 33, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kutil, recovering after a mule kicked him in the face weeks ago. Twenty-two stitches closed deep facial wounds. Sight in the eye feared lost but now safe. eyelid not yet opening though nerve damage speculation remains. Doctors expect improvement. possible operation if nerves are damaged. Scars described as not very noticeable.
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Lane Boy
Ule
Lane
Jimmy Bull
May
Arthur Kutil
Wone
Red Cross Drive Nets $140 For Potter County
Gettysburg leads donations with 107 dollars as Lebanon contributes 10 and Haven 23 in Potter county. The drive nearly matches the past three years totals. Tolstoy in the northern part of the county operates a separate Red Cross chapter sending December drive funds directly to headquarters.
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Red Cross
Potter Gettysburg
Potter
Gettysburg
Lebanon
Haven
Potter County
Tolstoy
Northwist
Christmas Decorations Graced Willow Lake Streets
Festive holiday decor spreads through the Willow Lake business district with color festoons and lighted trees. Merchants begin holiday shopping and gift displays as street lights illuminate passersby. An anecdote recalls last year’s tardy merchant who found an old tree with a single light marking his shop.
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Willow Lake
Miller C C Has Annual Banquet in Des Moines
The sixth annual Miller Commercial club banquet was held in the auditorium dining room with 186 attendees. Toastmaster Frank Spence. Rev Albert Hart delivered remarks. music by Louis Langbehn's orchestra. performances by James Devine and a Lawrence quartet. Club president J C Jones spoke briefly in Rev Schilling’s absence. Guests enjoyed dances, carnivalesque favors, and a festive mood.
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Miller C. C
Methodist Aid
Frank Spence
Albert Hart
Louis Langbehn
James Devine
Euther Schilling
J.C. Jones
Lawrence
Harold Devine
George Corrin
Lorraine Schrote
Goose Supper Aids Church Fundraising Drive
The M. A Ladies Aid hosted a goose supper in the church basement to raise funds for the church. Part of the geese were donated and the rest purchased by the Aid. A good attendance supported the event, contributing 36 dollars, plus $8 from the sale of donated articles.
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M. A Ladies Aid
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Fred Hitterbunch
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