Feeding Problem Faces Cattlemen
Winter weather and heavy snows create a feeding problem for South Dakota cattlemen. If roughage is scarce, consider alfalfa hay, oatmeal mill feed, prairie hay or straw, fed under cover. Add a protein supplement, especially for breeding cows and growing stock, with cottonseed cake as the cheapest protein option. Breeding cows can gain with good roughage plus cottonseed cake. stock cattle maintained at weight unless very thin. A feed exchange list with names, addresses, and prices is available from the State College Extension Service, Brookings.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Pattlerman
Groton Ice Harvest Completed Amid Bountiful Yield
Groton reports the ice harvest is complete with supply hauled from Pickere lake in Day county and farmers cutting ice from artesian ponds. The year is described as unusually good with ice about 18 inches thick across the district.
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Groton
Pickere Lake
Day County
Dry Law Officers To Be Given Cooperation
Sioux Falls reports a conference between EB. L. Senn deputy prohibition administrator for South Dakota and H. D. Wilson deputy administrator in charge of Nebraska enforcement. They pledged full cooperation and heightened monitoring of the southern boundary line between the two states resulting in renewed alertness on prohibition enforcement.
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Sioux Falls
Prohibition Enforcement Department of
South Dakota
Nebraska
EB. L. Senn
H. D. Wilson
Omaha
Seek More Hospital Service For Veterans in South Dakota
T C Kasper Brookings state commander of the American Legion urged officials in Washington for additional veterans hospital facilities in South Dakota and faster handling of feed loan applications under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act. He conferred with Veterans Administrator Hines and Red Cross and Agriculture officials to address the acute South Dakota hospital need and quick relief processing to aid livestock feeds.
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Veterans
Washington
Veterans’ Hospital
South Dakota
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
S. C
American Legion
Kasper
Hines
Custer firm authorized to issue stock for mining project
The Custer Prgmaite company received state approval to issue 325000 dollars of common stock as it develops feldspar mining in the Black Hills. C. Wells of Custer serves as president. A permit also allowed Lemmon A1 Credit corporation to issue an additional 100800 dollars of its stock. W. B. Williams of Lemmon heads that firm, previously authorized for 35000 dollars.
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Custer Prgmaite Company
State Securities Commission
Custer
Black Hills
3. C. Wells
Lemmon A 1 Credit Corporation
Geis
W. B. Williams
Lemmon
Power Company Meet Held At Woonsocket
The Central Weet Public Servics Co. held We Ni tBpenial at Woonsocket in February.
City Jail construction sparks protest and debate
Citizens accuse Yankton officials of disgraceful governance as discussions arise about rebuilding the jail site. M Bennett tells the Ice Club that constructing a new edifice at a new site would be folly, urging a plan with a large auditorium and proper offices under mayoral consideration.
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Yankton
Bennett
Anid
Watertown Treasurer Candidate Files Petition
W B Strichers of Watertown will circulate petitions to run for Codington county treasurer. He will seek the Republican ticket nomination. Strichers recently moved to Watertown and now serves as office manager at a local implement company.
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Watertown
W. B Strichers
Codington County
Strichers
Repul Ot Kvart
Tressurer
Wapertown Sbout
Local Implement Company
Brown County Seeks Feed Loans for Livestock Support
Brown County commissioners urge Senator Norbeck and Bulow and Congressman Johnson to include Brown County among counties eligible for livestock feed loans. Telegraphic reports cite snowfall and feed stock shortages across parts of the county as the reason for the request.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Norbeck
Bulow
Johnson
Washington
Aberdeen Schools Closed by Influenza Order
Aberdeen public schools were closed for the rest of the week by the board of education after 1 006 pupils were absent due to influenza. Officials hope to reopen Monday.
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Aberdeen
Board of Education
Watertown Legion Adopts Carey's Juvenile Band
Codington county American Legion post in Watertown votes to adopt Carey's juvenile barn as the post’s featured band at tonight's meeting. The event emphasizes encouragement and appreciation of the local musical group.
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Watertown Legion
Watertown
Codington County
American Legion
Carey
Lake Norden To Have Poultry Show Again
HAYTI Feb 11 Plans are complete for the seventh annual poultry show at Lake Norden on February 16 and 17. Prizes include merchandise and ribbons. Entrants span women and girls work, farm crops and all poultry classes. Dean C Loreen will speak on the 16th and Prof Tul ly will judge and appear February 11. Movies, boxing exhibitions, home talent plays and music are part of the program for the two day event.
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Lake Norden
Hayti
Dean C. Loreen
Tully
State College
Floors and Walls To Be Subject Of Talk
Vermillion February 11 Mrs Edith Abell professor of Home Economics at the University of South Dakota will discuss floors and walls in an interior decoration lecture. The talk will be broadcast on KUSD with WILL sharing airtime on Monday nights at 8 30 noting a schedule shift to Tuesday night next week. The series previously covered home architecture and entrances. Zawin February 11 special The Erlit consolidated school has been closed due to blocked roads hindering bus service and is reopening as roads clear.
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Hoo
KUSD
Edith Abell
University of South Dakota
Abell
University of Kinois
WILL
Zawin
Erwit
Information on Northern Normal Bulletin Details and Photos
Northern Normal bulletin lists yearly public school teacher counts announced by registrar Leroy Ceéminferd. It covers a 1952 calendar and 198 events, includes building photos, clubs, forensic and athletic members, freshmen week pictures, entrance requirements, curricula, and yearly expenses. It explains Extension division and summer school roles and notes college publications and dramatics and entertainment courses.
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Leroy Ceéminferd
Isme
Bulletin
Sealine
Northern
Lake Enemy
Joan Find
Woonsocket Woman Honored At Party
Mrs Ed Strub and Mrs Ba Authier entertained in honor of Mrs Herman Katzenberger moving to Mitchell. Three tables of bridge were played. Mrs Cecil Dow won high score, Mrs FL D Richards won sell-out prize. Valentine favors and a two course lunch followed. A basket of handkerchiefs was presented to Mrs Katzenberger as a remembrance.
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Woonsockel
Cen
La—Worcag
Ed Strub
Ba Authier
Herman Katzenberger
Mitchell Oon
Cecil Dow
Richards
Valentine Favors
Katgenberger
Lake Preston Home Damaged In Blaze
The Lake Preston fire department responded to a farm home near town where a backfire from a motor sparked a fire between the wall and cut telephone lines. Firefighters contained the blaze with some difficulty. overall damage was not great. Local resident James Margon reported the incident occurred this week.
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Lake Preston
James Margon
Miss Lydia Helm Re elected De Smet Superintendent
Miss Lydia Helm of Howard is reelected superintendent of De Smet schools by the board, marking her second year as superintendent and sixth year in the high school. She is De Smet’s first woman superintendent and was chosen over multiple applicants after advancing from the principalship. A Sioux Falls college graduate, class of 1898, magna cum laude, she taught in her hometown before joining De Smet.
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Lydia Helm
de Smet DE Smet
Howard
de Smet
Board of Education
Miss Helm
Sioux Falls College
Misa Holm
DeSmet
Miner County Board Plans Rural School Policy and Pay
The Miner county school board discussed rural school conditions and planned for officers for the year. A motion set the maximum monthly salary at 7504 dollars for the coming year. Dean Trippler of Canova was reelected president, with H T Walters of Rosewell as vice president and B W Gehring of Howard as secretary and treasurer.
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Miner County
Howard
U—Spectalh
Thess School Board
Dean Trippler
Canova
H. T. Walters
Roewell
B W. Gehring
Buffalo Red Cross Races to Ease Emergency Feed Shortage
Buffalo county Red Cross rushes in pork, hay and cottonseed cake to relieve an acute feed shortage worsened by cold weather. The move aims to cover emergency needs until federal feed loan funds arrive, despite some livestock losses.
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Buffalo Red Cross
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
The
Red Cross
Relief Group Meets at Yale to Aid Needy
A relief committee led by county official William Davis and C. W. Lemke held a special Yale meeting at the O’Keefe implement shop with RA Cave and county agent present. The panel discussed rapid aid for fuel, food, and clothing needs and seed loans to be sent early for best results. A carload of hay, alfalfa and sweet clover, and straw arrived from Minnesota to Yale last week.
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Yale Yale
William Davis
C. W. Lemke
J. E B. O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Cave
C. W. Lemke, Who Is Chairman of the County Seed Loan Cammities
Yale
Minnesota
Debate Tournament Set for Tyndall District Meet
Students from 12 towns including Olivet Gayville Yankton Scotland Springfield Avon Tabor Freemont Menno Tripp Iene and Tyndall will compete in a district debate tournament here February 23 L M Fort principal of Mitchell High School will judge the contest.
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Tyndall
Feb
Olivet
Gayville
Yankton
Scotland
Springfield
Avon
Tabor
Freemoan
Menno
Tripp
Iene
L. M. Fort
Mitchell High School
Erwin Woman Has Leg Amputated At Huron Hospital
Mrs. Fina Lurélquist of Erwin underwent part of a leg amputation at Huron hospital last week after traveling there for medical care.
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NAS
Erwin
Fina Lurélquist
Xeno Huron
Huron Hospital
Large Fish Seining Delivers Thousands of Pounds Free
Pierre reports the state game and fish commission seined over 633000 pounds of fish worth at least 19000 for free distribution this winter. Most went to relief groups, with some sent to individuals. Lakes across several counties and the James River were opened to netting and other devices to remove rough fish for food and to boost survival of game fish in low water.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Ighs
O. H. Johnson
Fish and Clear
Deve County
Oakwood
Hendricks
Campbell
Brookings County
Madison
Brandt
Lake County
Poinsett
Hamlin County
Pelican
Codington County
Traverse
Roberts County
James River
New York
Johnton
Game Commission
Bi. L. Ripple
Rapid City
Fisherita
Severas
Athol Debaters In Midst Of Activities
Athol high school opens debate season with veterans Herbert Booth Evelyn Booth Evelyn Batteen and LaVerne Pruden practicing for the current year. The team focuses on regular practice as they prepare for upcoming competitions in the 5. D. debate format.
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Athol
Athol High School
Vetterans
Herbert
Evelyn Booth
Evelyn Batteen
LaVerne Pruden
Ambiguous Read: Athol and Rockham High Meet Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a high school meet between Athol and Rockham High, with public interest and various station references. The readable portion confirms a Tuesday date and a local league context but lacks complete details on event type or results.
Woonsocket Bridge Club Meets At Givetsb Ave Course
The Woonsocket bridge club met with Mr. and Mrs. AL FF for an afternoon of play at Givetsb Ave course. Fourteen boards were contested and a luncheon was served during the evening gathering.
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Woonsocket
AL FF
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