Schnaidt urges bigger hog production for better prices
South Dakota State College extension specialist W. Fi Schnaidt predicts higher hog prices next season and urges farmers to expand hog production. He cites favorable feed cost outlook, potential for increased income, and regional supply impacts, while warning of risks from cholera, crop failures, and market variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnaidt
Brookings
W. Fi
South Dakota State College
Behnardt
South Dakota
United States
Schnidt
Higgs
South Dalote
Soldier McDonald Sentenced After Coat Packed With Stolen Goods
McDonald appeared before Police Judge C. E. McHugh after his arrest for padding a overcoat with women’s clothing and other articles taken from a house. On guilty plea he paid a $50 fine and received a three day county jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
McDonald
C. E. McHugh
Yankton to Flood Park for Winter Skating Rink
Park Commissioner C. G. Steinback announced Garfield park athletic field will be flooded and kept as a skating rink through winter. Skating will start after ground freezes to speed ice formation, and a warming house will be provided for skaters.
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Gates
Yankton
C. G. Steinback
Garfield Park
Unhurt In Car Smashups In Local Week
Two automobile crashes occurred this week with no injuries. Vehicles driven by Helen Sampson and Robert Ellsworth collided and overturned. A borrowed car forced George Koons to ditch to avoid a wagon, Koons escaping with minor bruises.
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Mitcheel
Bee
Helen Sampson
Robert Ellsworth
George Koons
Young
Koons
Cavour R N A Plans Year Activities
Cavour December 12 special report notes RWA lodge meeting at the hall. Muncy Pamp is manager with Ellen Fer Nan as marshal and Ida Armold as inner sentinel. Details indicate plans for the coming year.
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Cavour R.N. A
R. WA
Wednester
Muncy Pamp
Ellen Fer- Nan
Ida Armold
Local Notices Mention Mrs Landrigan and Cecelia Trout
Fragments show names including Mrs John Landrigan and Cecelia Trout among scattered notes. Musicians and residents are referenced, with other unreadable items suggesting social or community notices from a small-town paper.
Historical Society Plans To Incorporate In De Smet
Dec 12 Special Application notes the formation of the Kingsbury County Historical Society to preserve local history. Officers include John Hausche as president and P R Crothers as vice president. Dues are $1 yearly or $10 for life. membership open to all.
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Historical Society
DE Smet
Mingsbury County
BP. R. Crothers
Mary £. Brennan
Ray Burvee
Hattie Bjornson
Robert Hannah
John Hasche
Norma Koehne
Amos Whiting
Kingsbury County
Degree Of Honor At Blunt Names Officers
Blunt December 12 Specis The Degree of Honor at its regular meeting Tuesday night elected the following officers for the coming year post president Florence Beebe president Eliza McMahon vice president Mary Korinschmidt second vice president Lyda Walker financial secretary Opal Kozel treasurer Gertrude Pigmey usher Anna Nolan assistant usher Thelma Westhind inside watch Laure Combs outside watch Jose phine Nesheim Installation will be held the first meeting in January.
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Blunt
Specis
Beers
Florence Beebe
Eliza McMahan
Mary Korinschmidt
Lyda Walker
Opal Kozel
Gertrude Pigmey
Anna Nolan
Thelma Westhind
Laure Combs
Josephine Nesheim
Thief Steals Guns and Coat From Garage
Miller reports a thief entered a garage on December 12 and stole a shotgun rifle and coat valued together at $78. Hedlock has been found the evidence entry notes items missing and recovery unclear.
State Honey Production News From South Dakota
Pierre December 12 South Dakota ranked third in honey per colony with 4 pounds and third in total colonies in 1829. The state produced 1,974,000 pounds of honey from 1,000 colonies. Comb honey from the plains sold for 3235 to 4 per case while extra fancy trade honey from the state traded at 00 a case in Chicago.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Ericks
Kribha
Great Plains
Chicago
Blunt Lodges Give Party For Andersons
In Blunt a farewell gathering hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Legion Masonic Lodge Eastern Star and Degree of Honor honored Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson who depart for Spring Valley Minnesota. The event featured card games dancing and a lunch prepared by a local committee. Anderson has led the Silver Flash division and will now oversee a similar post in Minnesota for the company.
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Blunt Lodges
Andersons Blunt
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Degree of Honor
Arthur Anderson
Spring Valley
Minn
Blunt
Anderson
Silver Flash
Minnesota
Blunt Tuesday Club Meek Meeting Plans Christmas Party
The Tuesday club met at Mrs. Tie Van Schaick's home with a roll call and programs on gold rush, papers on Captain John Smith and Pastoral Uruguay, infantile paralysis, a club song led by Grace Akers, and readings by Frances Carey and Erama Garver. The December 14 gathering will be the club's regular Christmas party.
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Blunt
Tie van Schaick
Seer
Taresen Eens Reading
John Simith
Jean Bedortha
Grace Akers
Uruguay
Frances Carey
Erama Garver
Will Back Move To Refund Gas Taxes
Adolph Ludwig of Alcester, Union County representative elect, urged refunding state gas taxes from 1931. He proposed distributing the money equally among counties and townships to fund farm to market road construction. The Alcester farmer was elected on the Republican ticket.
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South Dakota
Adolph Ludwig
Alcester
Union County
Ludwig
Watertown Assures Water For Winter
Watertown city water department works to prevent freezing as lake levels reach historic lows. Snow fences will surround the intake to keep water flowing and avoid pipe damage during the cold season.
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Watertown
City Water Department
Watertown Boy Named to Hawkeye Yearbook Staff
Watertown announces John Ruhe Jr has earned a staff position as activities editor on the Hawkeye yearbook at Came University. The news follows his school work and community involvement while a pupil at Water-
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Watertown
Yowa Hawkeye
John Ruhe
Hawkeye
University of Town
Young Ruhe
Came University
Jehm
Water
Former Arlington Man Boomed As Demo VP Choice
California newspapers name Carl Alexander Johnson, ex Arlington resident and San Diego Los Angeles attorney, as a potential Democratic vice presidential nominee in 1932. Johnson, a former credit manager for Stromback & Watson, is praised for Democratic loyalty and federal ambitions, with supporters citing his knowledge of government and political history.
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Arlington
California
Carl Alexander Johnson
San Diego
Johnson
Los Angeles
Congress
Stromback & Watson, General Merchants
Vietted
Huron
Dakota
Heron
Pierre
Ajod House
Gtvn
Kimguhary
Mingsbury
Captain Gibson
Allroads
Oil Exchange
San Digo
Profit In Wheat Cleaning Adds To Farm Income
Farmers in spring-wheat states gained about 2 million dollars by cleaning wheat of dockage during threshing. Over 1,000 threshing machines were equipped with grain cleaners, averaging more than 10,000 bushels cleaned per machine, boosting grain test weight and value by more than a quarter of a million dollars while dockage and screenings exceeded 320,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Robert H. Bleck
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Black
Blunt Club Posts Holiday Break After Demonstration
The A-Wake extension club held its second demonstration Monday afternoon with Mrs Beebe presenting on successful finishes. Members displayed Christmas craft articles and agreed to suspend meetings until after Christmas. Mrs Jolly and Mrs Kitchen were named demonstrators for next training school in Harrold January 6, 1931.
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Blunt
Hanson Named Head of Medical Society
At the Sioux Valley District Medical Society annual meeting Dr. O J Hanshom of Valley Springs was elected president. Other officers named were Dr. Goldie E Zimmerman of Sioux Falls as vice president and D C William Forsberg as secretary. Films on medical problems were shown to members.
Ben Marzahn Set As Tulare Masonic Lodge Head
In Tulare on December 12 Zenith lodge No. 202 A F and A M elected Ben Marzahn as worthy master at its annual officers election. Other officers named include Wm Neitzel Erwin Gelshaus John Dulaney J P Paulsen HT Fink Roy Leonard W A Marzahan Ernest Gellhaus Mike Anderson George Davis. A dance was approved for December 26 at St Williams hall with committee James F Smith A B Coyer Emmet Davis to arrange. A talent play was discussed with committee James F Smith R E Welsh Bernard Ford and J O Keefe tasked to study. Meeting adjourned on Emmet Davigs motion.
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Ben Marzahn
Tulare
W. A. Marzahan
Ernest Gellhaus
Mike Anderson
George Davis
St. Williams Hall
James F. Smith
A. B. Coyer
Emmet Davis
R. E. Welsh
Bernard Ford
J. &. O's Keefe
Emmet Davig
Yale C. O. F. Plans Christmas Dance at St Williams
Yale C. O. F. No. 1259 held a meeting at St Williams hall on Tuesday December 9 to discuss organizing a Christmas dance. The session was called to order by the chair with other officers and members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
St. Williams C. O.F
St. Williams Hall
Izaak Walton Chapter Organized At Pierre
Pierre residents organize an Izaak Walton League chapter with four members. Officers named include President Al Hildebrandt Vice President O R Johnson and Secretary Treasurer George Reinholz. The event marks local effort to promote sport and conservation in the area.
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Izaak Walton
Pierre Pierre
Izaak Walton League
Pierre
al Hildebrandt
O. 2. Johnson
George Reinholz
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Doland
Odd Fellows
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O’neal
Grocery and Market
Wisesesia
Yale C.O. F
the American Cafe
Crosley
Costain Music Store
Crosley Radio
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