Little Change In Lamb Supply
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports little change in sheep and lamb slaughter this season. Farmers in the Corn Belt, Texas, and Colorado are expected to feed more lambs, while western states west of the Continental Divide show reductions. Demand for meats and wool may be weaker than last year, but heavier feeder lambs and good feeding conditions could yield a large February slaughter of lambs, possibly delaying marketings of fed lambs due to low slaughter lamb prices.
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Washington
Dec
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Texas
Colorado
Tecter
Bureau
Season sees limited lamb price rise early next year
Market supply remains tight later in the season while lamb prices in early December run modestly above last year. Analysts doubt a strong seasonal advance from January to April, noting that a similar surge observed in early 1937 appears unlikely at this time.
Gohring Family Christmas Reunion At Wellington
Special report: Mr and Mrs Fred Schrader hosted 47 Gohring relatives on Christmas Day in Wellington for an annual reunion. Guests included Harold Arthur and Walter Gohring Edmund and family Homes Welch Clara Welch Miller DeHaven Freese Gohring Walch Maeck and others. Pot luck noon meal followed by visiting and games. Also Christmas guests in Honilla with Harringtons Petersons Winegars Costain and others in attendance.
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Gohring
Wellington
Der
Fred Schrader
Harold, Arthur
Walter Gohring
Edmund Gohring
Homes’ Welch
Clara Welch
St. Lawrence
Henry Gohring
Miller
Congress Goes Home As Stocks Begin decline In 1937
August 1937 overview notes Congress adjourned while markets fell. Mentions of the housing bill, unemployment measures, minimum wage debates, and regional planning stalled. References to figures like Mrs Bibb Graves, Hugo Black, Van Davanter, and Mellon. Global events include Franco’s advances, Mussolini talks, and a Chinese war context, all framed against domestic policy pauses and public concerns.
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Volta Torrey
News Review
Congress
Alabama
Mra. Bibb Graves
Hugo Black
Senate
Juath van Davanter
Copeland
New York
Black
Hughes
Brandeis
Mellon
Roosevelt
Roanoke’ Island
Hamilton
Lord Macaulay
United States
Aml Landon
Kansas
Andrew Mellon
Christopher D. Sullivan
Tammany
NLRB
Antienagis
Crimea
Services Held For Miss Florence Baker in Ree Heights
Funeral services were held at the Congressional Church here yesterday afternoon for Miss Florence Baker 42 who died at the home of her mother Mrs Anna Baker Burial was in Morningside cemetery Miss Baker born Morris Ta in 1895 lived near Ree Heights for nearly twenty years She is survived by her mother three brothers Lloyd and Earl of Omaha Nob and Percy of Seneca S D and a sister Mrs Sarah Anderson of Wolsey Her father preceded her in death in 1993.
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Ree Heights
Anna Baker
Morningside Cemetery
Miss Baker
Morris
Aona Baker
Lloyd
Earl
Omaha
Nob
Percy
Seneca,s. D
Sarah Anderson
Wolsey
School Annual Staff Chosen At Highmore
Highmore selection of Marguerite Valentinetti editor in chief of the Hisodak and a full staff chosen. Marjorie Hamlin junior class assistant editor. Faye Peddicord class editor with Mildred Volz Elyanore Marso and Robert Hawkins as assistant class editors. Jane Hartshorn and Everett De Gooyer art editors. Marjorie Shaw feature editor. Josephine Quirk business manager with Lowell Rune stad assistant. The manual will be published next spring sponsored by Raymond Friere.
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Marguerite Valentinett
Highmore
Hisodak
Ctaff
Marjorie Hamlin
Ftat
Faye Peddicord
Mildred Volz
Elyanor Marso
Robert Hawkins
Jane Hartshorn
Panay notes and postwar inventory chatter amid Christmas Eve haste
The piece chronicles a rapid reply to a conciliatory Japanese note received on Christmas Eve, noting President Roosevelt and officials worked through the night and completed a response within 26 hours. It also mentions rumored inventories, steel underutilization, and year-end shelf clearing as context for postwar tensions and policy mood, with assorted dispatch notes from Bonilla to Wolsey about local visits and political commentary on Congress and mileage spending.
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Hull
Honolulu
State Department
Pacific
Muscsolini
Hitler
Roosevelt
White House
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Bonilla
Eldon
Lower Rodne
CCO
Ptce Lovely
Barina
The
Nore
Rodae
Andersons Attend Sister Florence Biker Funeral
Mr and Mrs F W Anderson and four daughters of Wolsey traveled to Red Heights to attend the funeral of Andersons sister Miss Florence Biker. G J Willett completed ice harvest indicating a jee house filled and pond water supply now clear inches thick.
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Ree Heights
F. W. Anderson
Wolsey
Reg Heights
G. J. Willett
Morals of College Students Improve, Report Says
The National Methodist Student Conference notes a shift in college life with students being more studious and morally engaged. Officials Bollinger and Brown cite more students working through college and rising interest in social questions, with working students up to 42 percent from about 25 percent a decade ago. They observe drinking levels among students nearing general public levels, portraying students as a cross-section of average citizenship.
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Lee Feye
National Methodist Student Conference
Heil D. Bollinger
Chicago
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Nashville, Tenn
South
Bollinger
Wolsey Young People Home For Holidays
Wolsey residents return home for holidays from college and jobs. List includes Louis Hamilton Minnesota and many others from Indianola Yankton Ft. Dodge Mitchell and more. Also notes Christmas dinner guests at Wolsey and school resuming January 6 after holidays. Mina Mills plans visit to Malcom Iowa.
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Louis Hamilton
Minnesot
Robert Thompson
Arthur Thompson
Indianola
Marvin Carson
Pierre
Geraldine Chesley
Yankton
Harlan Cheney
Ft. Dodge
Edna Hagen
Brookings
Ralph Asher
Mitchell
Kenneth Asher
Gordon Joustex
Charleston
Ella Schwartz
Harold Braun
Birmingham
Ala
Pheasant Crop Worth Millions in South Dakota Harvests
New York reports show pheasant crops valued in the millions with $25,090,000 totals over seven years. Fred Jordan notes an original $20,000 investment helped grow a major South Dakota industry as hunters take about 2,000,000 birds annually. Wildlife’s three values include protection, land condition index, and immediate sport income.
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New York
South Dakota
Fred Jordan
National Wildlife Restoration
Weewshow
South Dakon
Jordan
United States
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated at Mullins home
The Wolsey, Pee and BASpecial Me families along with Ms. RE Storrs and daughter Donna Moe of Mitchell, plus relatives from Minneapolis, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G J H Mullins to mark their golden wedding anniversary.
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Pee
Re, Storrs
Donna Moe
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Ada Seeley
Afr
G. JH. Mullins
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