Forecast Strong Hog Market For The Winter
The December Rug situation report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economies foresees a strong hog market through winter into next year. Hog prices rose in early December despite large slaughter supplies, with November slaughter 23 percent above October and 77 percent above November 1925. Factors include better meat demand and packer storage demand, signaling higher livestock income though crop shortfalls pressured other sectors. Government payments fell in October 1936, but overall cash receipts rose due to higher marketings, aided by the new Agricultural Conservation Program payments of 3 million dollars.
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Brookings, Des
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
U S First Ten Months 1936 Marketing Revenue Rises
Marketings totaling 6.108 billion dollars in the first ten months of 1936 show a rise from 1935 by LT percent. Regional gains ranged from 1 percent in the South Atlantic to 23 percent in the West North Central. Cash receipts rose in all states except North Dakota West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma and Montana. Including government payments, total cash income for the period was 11 percent higher than the same period in 1935.
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South Central
North Dakota
South Dakota
Virginia
Oklahoma
Montana
United States
South Atlantic
West
North Central
West Virginia
Kentucky
Oklahome
Wessington Students Publish First Paper
Wessington High School journalism class released its first school paper last Monday. Copies were distributed free to families in Wessington and to students. several class members delivered the papers at noon.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Death report of Ree Heights woman Hattie Hansen
Ree Heights, Det. 21 Special reports the death of Mrs. Hattie Hansen of Split Rock Wyoming. A former Ree Heights resident she also lived in Huron for years. She was married to Nels Hanson.
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Ree Heights
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Hattie Hansen
Split Rock
Wyo
Eldest Son Leads Obituary Of Ree Heights Woman
The deceased is survived by three sons Lewis Ted and Howard and two sisters Mrs Austin Connelly Ree Heights and Mrs Pst Newcombe Yale. Four brothers Louis Charles Joe and Archie are named from Ree Heights Split Rock and Miller.
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Lewis
Ted
Blunt Service Club Holds Ladies Night Banquet
The Blunt Service Club hosted a business and social meeting at the Legion hall in Blunt on Monday evening. Members and their ladies attended a banquet served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Rev. Mr. Bullock of Pierre spoke, George Wiedenman presided, and Maurice Jensen became the new president. The Christmas decorated table featured blue and silver favors and cards followed the meal.
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Blunt Service Club
Legion Hall
Blunt
American Legion Auxiliary
Bullock
Pierre
George Wiedenman
Theophil Kost Shot While Cleaning Rifle
Theophil Kost was accidentally shot in the foot while he and a companion cleaned a rifle. The bullet lodged in his foot and was removed at a Miller hospital Monday. Theophil is the youngest son of Philip Kost.
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Ree Heights
Theophil Kost
Miller Hospital
Theophil
Philip Kost
Masons And C E S Anstall At Bryant
In Bryant on December 24 the Bryant Masonic Lodge and Fern Leaf Chapter Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Magoric Temple. Dr. C. Smith acted as installing master with A. R. Frederickson as marshal. many lodge and chapter officers were sworn in, led by R. E. Balseth as worshipful master and Inez Young as worthy matron with R. E. Halseth as worthy patron and Esther Halseth as associate matron.
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Bryant Bryant
Bryant Masonic Lodge
Fern Leaf
Order of the Eastern Star
Magoric Temple
C. Smith
Use
Masonic Lodge
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R. E. Balseth
H. N. Fairchild
A. E. Louder
W. B. Buman
A. W. Guse
G. E. Stewart
C. C. Baumbach
L. A. Gage
Rev. Thas
Nowell
Tyler
Alma Gilbertson
The
Marion Suse
Inez Young
R. E. Halseth
Esther Halseth
Isabel Fredrickson
Emily Spilde
Elma Bumann
Amy Fairchild
Punice Junkins
Elorence Emerson
Marshal
Elma Gilbertsod
Martha Tschetter
Ada
Nellie Bournbach
Ruth
Dorothy Kotas
Ester
Hotlie Schanck
Martha
June" van Schoinche
Electa
Alma Erickson Receives Masonic Lodge Luncheon Honors
After ceremonies, a luncheon followed hosted by the Masonic Lodge with the Stars and visitors as guests.
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Alma Erickson
Smithel
Masonic Lodge
Stars and Visitors
Blunt Briefs: Family Illness Reaches Local News
Blunt reports that Don Raw ard was called to Quinn due to the illness of his son Jimmie. A risk of expense was noted, with concern over mounting costs and potential needs arising from the situation.
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Blunt
Don Raward
Quinn
Jimmie
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