Greater South Dakota congress inspires optimism in Rapid City
Louis N Crill state secretary of agriculture praised the Greater South Dakota congress in Rapid City for sparking optimism about future development. attendees from 94 cities across five states heard ten hours daily of talks on agriculture industry and resources while praising farm organizations for unified progress toward stable pricing, improved farming methods, and stronger rural prosperity.
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Okota
Towa
Minnesota
Netracka
Montana
Ilinois
Wyoming
North Dal Late
Wisconsin
Crili
South Dakota
Congress
Rapid City
Mr. Crill
A. G Snearud
State Grange
E. H. Byerton
State Parmer R’ Union
Toeign
Save Ent
A. W. Tompkins
State Farm Bureau
South’ Dakota
Liberty 4-H Club Officers Named in Wellington County
Frank Whitney heads the Liberty 4-H club with Stanley Long as vice president Bilard Fisher as secretary treasurer and Donald Gibbs as reporter Ernest Veu aay serves as leader The county's Aberty 4-H club boasts a long history with iv members and has earned prizes at expositions.
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Wellington Arninds
Frank Whitney
Liberty 4-H
Stanley Long
Bilard Fisher
Donald Gibbs
Ernest Veu~ Aay
tAberty 4-H Club
Wayland mail carrier uses horses and sleigh in snow
Wayland, Feb 2. Due to drifting snow blocking side roads the rural mail carrier for this city has been forced to make trips using horses and a sleigh.
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Wayland
Gonda
Scouts Profit From Trapping Near Broadland
Scouts of Broadland earned 40 by trapping two badgers a weasel and selling them. Active Bay Bischoff and fellows, February 2 report.
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Mare
Broadland
Barl
Floyd
Bischoff
Springs Kiwanians Schedule For Weslington Springs
Wellington Springs Kiwanis announces two week schedule. Games include Plankin ton town teams on February 6 at home, Wellington town team on February 9, Mitchell on February 12, Way Cleaners team on February 12 at home, and Huron Kiwanis team on February 14 at home.
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Springs Kiwanians
Wellington Springs
Weslington
Editors To Attend Made In South Dakota Expo
Sioux Falls February 2 Editors from across South Dakota will meet February 14 and 15 to learn about the state's varied industries. The dates coincide with the fourth annual Made in South Dakota exposition at the Coliseum February 14 to 16, with Cosmpolitan club organizers inviting editors to attend.
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Sioux Falls
Coliseum
Black Hills to Host First State Pharmacists Convention
RAPID CITY Feb 2 Black Hills pharmacists have laid the groundwork for the state s first national druggists convention. Secretary treasurer C L Roy announced plans at a recent meeting of the state pharmacaction association. Doher ty Wasehesen serves as secretary treasurer. A tour of the Black Hills featuring a ropes of interest will be visited.
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Rapid-City
Black
Rilts Pharmacists
Absence of Snow Shapes Winter for Degehor Livestock
Fragmentary report notes lack of snow in Degehor aided livestock, easing winter conditions. Reader sees impact described as milder than usual with potential benefits to herds and feed. No formal figures or dates provided.
Noble and DeLong Marriage Announced in Wayland
Wayland February 3 announces the marriage of Lyla Noble, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Noble, to Miss Edith DeLong of Portland, Oregon in that city.
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Lyla’ Noble
Miy
W. P. Nobie
Edith DeLong
Portland
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Iowa Leads In Research Benefits For South Dakota Corn By-Products
Vermillion reports Dean D Akeley credits Iowa State College for pioneering corn by products research and urges South Dakota business leaders to fund higher education and continuous research. He notes rapid adoption of university findings hinges on strong state support and sustained investment by research agencies.
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South Dakota
Dean D. Akeley
Tofey
Rapid City
BR. Sweeney
State College
Dean Akeley
Iowa University
Dean Sweeney
Greater
Northwest
Towa
Institut Hong of Higher Learning
Dean Akeley Beiieves
School Head Sick
Wellington February 2 Special Talph Johnson superintendent of the school district is reported ill with an unspecified illness. No further details available.
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Wellington
Lennox Farmers report midwest poultry business near half a million
Lennox Farmers Produce Company reports 1925 poultry handling of 70 cars, with 65 sent to eastern markets and five locally. about 85 cars of eggs handled. Butter from Canova creamery nears weekly max, 6,200 pounds first half of January. Iroquois resident Jake Lind travels to Muscatine to bring his father home, the sole family members in the U.S.
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Lennox
Farmers Produce Company
Canova
Jeke Lind
Muscatine
Iroquois
Mr. Lind
Old Country
Buick crash injures three on highway east of here
Feb 2 Escapes injury report states Navns was injured when a Buick coupe driven by EB B Wyckoff saleman of Cudahy Packing company collided with a Buick coach occupied by M Robison and Mrs. Howard of Huron. The accident occurred on the highway east of town Tuesday night.
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EB. B. Wyckoff
Saleman
Cudahy-Packing ‘Company
M ‘Robison
Howard
Huron
Here
Armour Cattlemen Increase Shipments in 1928
Armour reports shipments in 1928 totaled 91 percent of cars of livestock and products, rising from 859 cars in 1927 to a gain of 52 cars. The 1928 total included 392 cars of stock with hogs at 252 cars and grain at 208 cars, compared with 319 stock cars and 104 grain cars in 1927.
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Armour Cattlemen
Armour
Amour
Rural mail carriers hindered by drifting snow
Wellington reports rural mail carriers struggle to cover routes as drifting snow and cold weather slow city business. The item notes adverse winter conditions impacting mail service and local commerce.
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Wellington
Redfield Shipping Association Reports 1925 Total Business
Redfield shipping association records show 1925 business totaling 289487.63 dollars. Shipments included 3954 hogs 3400 cattle and 11444 sheep across the period.
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Redfield
Redfield Shipping Association
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