Hills Trappers Busy in Black Hills
Badwood December 26 trappers in the Black Hills work hard for winter bounty. Clifford Miller found a 24 pound bobcat and hoped for payment though no bounty exists. Coyotes are killed by bait and new methods. pine ridge shows damage to sheep. Coons bring in profits. hunters use dogs and gravel driving to exhaust prey.
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Badwood
Black Hills
Clifford Miller
Clifford
Central Cave
Arche Howes
John N. Marfin
Harney National Forest
Pine Ridge
Clarence Jeuts
Donate Thompson
Chorge Barker
Belle Fourche
Aring Creek Trans
Amd
Man Repurchases Car at Public Auction
A man reclaimed his car through a public auction after authorities seized it in a dry raid. The bidder Pworak led the bid with strong efforts to outbid others and secure the automobile.
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Viayty
Dee
Jay
Wilsow Lake
South Oak
Fiere
Oller
Pworak
High School Students Plan 360 Acre Farm Program
Brookings county youths at Brows high school will manage a 360 acre agriculture project next year. Students must sign up for specific crops and livestock including 276 acres corn 50 acres barley 10 acres potatoes three beef cattle nine sheep five feeder calves and 82 sows. They handle all work costs and report profits or losses at year end.
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Brookings County
Brows
Levert Nelson
Thieves Strike Alfalfa Seed Stolen In Multiple Burglaries
In Hot Springs Arkansas on December 26 Walter Glen of Ardmore is linked to recent seed thefts. About 3100 pounds of alfalfa seed valued at 509 dollars disappeared from Ardmore store rooms and was recovered near Harrison Nebraska. John Konruth of Ardmore charged with bond set at 31000. his brother Jack tied to related counts. Earlier a Fairburn theft saw 10 sacks of alfalfa seed traced to Rapid City with arrests of Leslie and Will Van Cleve. Leslie pled guilty and got six years. John pleads not guilty and awaits circuit court trial.
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Hot Springs
Dee
Walter Glen
But Jo Gay
Ardmore
Harrison
Neb
John Konruth
Jack
Fairburn
Nolen
Rapid City
Leslie
Will van Cleve
Lesle
John
Lithiated Buchu Claims Relief for Night Urges
Jos Ulrich of Beardsley Minnesota reports lasting sleep after using Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. He says the tablets, sold for two cents, act on the bladder like saline laxatives affect the bowels, removing deposits and reducing acidity to ease night urination.
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Jos
Short Course News At Brookings Four H Club
Four H members attending the Junior Short course at Brookings December 27 to 31 will publish a newspaper called the Short Course News. W R Hauser and Sam Beck Jr supervise with an editor in chief to be chosen from a staff of reporters including Richard Wheeren Howard Hayes Alan Bogue Bertha Gasch Laurine Haan Evelyn Tucker and Doris Jones.
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Brookings
W. R. Hauser
Sam Beck
Richard Wheeren
Platte
Howard Hayes
Owanka
Alan Bogue
Beresford
Dorothy Farrell
Ft. Pierre
Bertha Gasch
Glenham
Laurine Haan
Ranzburg
Evelyn Tucker
Springfield
Doris Jones
Bath
Baby Beef Members Must Enroll By December Thirty First
Brookings dispatch reports Mr. M. Jones state club leader says any boy hoping to join the 4-H Baby Beef Club must enroll and have his calf on feed by December 31. He notes most successful members enroll in October and are purchased and fed by then, with late feeders unlikely to show well.
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Brookings
Tvery
M. Jones
Jones
Calf Selection Deadline For 1930 4-H Beef Club Members
Members who joined the 4-H beef club must choose their calf for the year soon. Reports to 4-H club headquarters show most members already have calves on feed for several weeks. State Fair summary cards for 1929 indicate an average net gain of 355.29 dollars per calf, plus knowledge gained in the beef project.
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Bairy Beef Club
Marimba Players To Go On Concert Tour
Two Augustana college marimba players Hiles Saetveit and Harvey Moen will embark on a six state holiday tour through South Dakota Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. The tour runs from December 22 to January 10 during Christmas vacation. Mayonnaise production across seven US firms rose from 1 928 000 in 1925 to 14 140 000 in 1928.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
Isota
United States
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Ds Alfalfa
Rene Gua
Tolling Bros
Army
Lisle
Top Notch
Coats
Izes
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