Advice For Hog Raisers From Sioux Falls Expert
BROOKINGS Feb 14 Special Wass in which South Dakota hog raisers can increase their incomes were learned by N. H. Berens Sioux Falls buyer for Morrell Co in a talk at Farm and Home Week at State College last week The speaker covered finishing weights sellable hog types tuberculin testing eliminate mange and bruising and proper handling Berens urged elimination of tuberculosis in hogs and stressed keeping small animals lean and fat hogs at target weights to fetch better prices He also warned against bruising hogs during loading and promoted humane handling methods for market-ready animals He concluded by stating rid cattle of TB care hogs properly and market well to raise overall livestock prices within the state
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Brookings
South Dakota
N. H. Berens
Sioux Falls
Morrell & Co
State
Halse
Wil Seldon
Uz Packer
Mandant Co
T. B
Humber
South Vekota
Mange
Morellill
State Agricultural College
Sioux City
Berens
Mothers Daughters Banquet At Redfield
The second annual mothers and daughters banquet was held at the Redfield Masonic Temple under Mrs. Josephine Barden. A toast reception featured Elaine Humeston, Barbara Bates, and Etta Kuinewskey. After the program, mothers played cards while children enjoyed games. DeMolys managed dining with Dad Barden.
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Redfield
Masonic Temple
Josephine Barden
Eastcore Star
Mible
Plymown
Elaine Humeston
Barbara Bates
Etta Kuinewskey
DeMolys
Dad” Barden
Former Student Is Subject Of Sermon
Christine Iverson, a former Yankton college student from Meckling, was honored in a sermon in Honolulu at Central Union Church. Dr Leavitt spoke on her life, from Denmark to Arabia as a medical missionary, her death in 1916, and her relief work during wartime.
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Yankton
Christian Iverson
Yankton College
Arthur King Bennett
Honolulu
Hawaii
Central Union Church
Garden
Leavitt
Yanktorais
Christine Iverson
Meckling
Yankton College Academy
Buseah
Arabia
de. Lea
Hawai
Denmark
South Dakota
Redfield Mill Hopes To Stimulate Business
At a Redfield Cooperative Mills stockholders meeting in Refers several new directors were elected to steer policy toward attracting farmers within trucking distance and reviving activity after 1932 losses. Frank Gilby was elected president succeeding Charles L. Nicholson.
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Redfield Mill
Redfseed
Redfield Cooperative Mills
Refers
Frank Gilby
Frankfort High rehearses operetta Lady Frances
The girls vice club of Frankfort High School is rehearsing the operetta Lady Frances with several solo parts in the cast and a future performance planned in the near future.
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Frankfort
Frankfort High Schools
Wooden Shoes Worn In Depression Era Exhibition
Vermillion, Feb 14 Years ago settlers wore wooden shoes during hard times says W F Over curator of the University of South Dakota museum A display includes a pair carved by an early Clay County settler worn by his wife and eight other pairs from Holland Germany Sweden and Redbers County The display also features the carving tools made by a Danish blacksmith and brought to this country The Dutch and German shoes show leather reinforced soles and metal nail bindings while the Swedish piece is dark and polished
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University of South Dakota Museum
Clay County
Holland
Germany
Sweden
Rebders
Denmark
Els
Roberts County
Gann Valley Troop Qualifies for Hoover Scout Plan
Gann Valley Crow Troop No 39 has qualified for a Hoover administration scouting award. The 1932 program aims to enlist one of every four eligible boys in scout work over ten years, initiated by President Hoover to boost national scouting efforts.
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Gann Valley
J. D. Hall
Crow
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Increased interest boosts government courses via correspondence
Vermillion February 14 increased interest in government functions is linked to a surge in University of South Dakota correspondence students. Garrett Breckenridge, director of the extension division, notes a more than 130 percent rise in registrations over the last year. Courses cover American national government American state government municipal government and European governments.
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University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Redfield VFW Post Welcomes New Member
Redfield VFW post held a special meeting in the court house community room with Commander Lewis J. Howard presiding. One candidate, James Chast, took the obligation to bring the post total to 27 members. A radio was installed and veterans heard the Washington broadcast featuring talks by national leaders and entertainment from Lopez, Paul Whitman, and Jack Denny orchestras, plus a speech by Senator Robinson of Ohio. The Redfield post, installed November 20, 1932, has progressed rapidly since joining.
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Redfield V.F.W. Post
Redfield
Redfield Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Court House
Lewis J. Howard
James Chast
Washington
Order
Lopez
Paul Whitman
Jack Denny
Senator Robinson
Ohio
Redfield Post
Vermillion Finances In Sound Condition
Vermillion reports no warrants, no current or bonded debt, and a several thousand dollar treasury. council retires 8000 in waterworks bonds and 14000 of 20000 remaining, leaving the city debt free. A 700000 municipal light and power plant was built and paid for with a new street lighting system installed, with further rate cuts expected totaling 23 percent in the past year.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Carpenter Teacher Severely Frozen by Cold Weather
Miss Agatha Henen a teacher at the Carl ick school was badly frozen on hands and face during the recent cold spell. T Wicka found and carried her to Carpenter for first aid. She is recovering. Also noted is the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their farm with friends and a gift of silverware.
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Carpeyinnm
Feb. W
Carl Erickson
Eland
Birthday Auction Bridges Honor A J Ravenscroft
A group of friends gathered at A J Ravenscroft home on February 14 to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Five auction bridge tables were set up and the couples prize went to Mr and Mrs M C Wood. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ernest Gadow and Mrs W J Hart around 1 o clock.
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Breda
Wayland
A.J. Ravenscroft
M. C Wood
Ernest, Gadow
W.j.hart
Students Assist In Lincoln Day Service at Vermillion
Vermillion February 14 University of South Dakota students aided a Lincoln Day dramatic service at the Methodist church on February 12. Yeonard Thrall played Abraham Lincoln in two scenes including the Gettysburg address. A miniature log cabin from the USD museum illustrated the birth of Lincoln as readings by Lepore Draphal highlighted the program.
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Coring Moyer
Sulen
Leslie Winters
Vermillian
Raymond Mec
Gilvra
Sioux City
William McEluen
Bison
University of South Dakota Museum
Lepore Draphal
Abraham Lincoln
Methodist Church
Phi Tau’ Thets
National Methodist Fraternity
Kappa Phi
Rational Methodist Sorority
Students Hear Good Will Talk at Sion Falls College
SIOUX FALLS February 1 Rev B Woodruff minister of the Sioux Falls Episcopal church spoke to Sion Falls college students on good will and civilization. He said material and intellectual progress cannot stand without moral and spiritual civilization and cited European travelers who called the world an armed camp. He urged courage about the future and warned history alone does not guarantee civilization enduring.
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Sioul Falls
Antrmr Ang Good Witl
B. Woodruff
Sioux Falls Episcopal Church
Sion Falls College
Woodruff
Europe
Dean Woodruff
Valentine Party At Wayland Hosts Share The Fun
Miss Gladine Liy and Miss Antoinette Winegar co hosted a Valentine party Saturday at the Lilly home for a group of young friends. Auction bridge produced high scores by Miss Mary Scott and Herbert Gast with consolation prizes to Miss Helen Gaughan and Lloyd Duke. Guests included Ives, Johansen, Eva McGuire, Velda Ravenscroft, Frances Tams, John Korckis, Eunice Ravenscroft, Lloyd Dake, Florence Ogon, George Wheelock, Vera Pulcifer, Melvin Topp, Velma Little, Boyd Rabbit, Lynn Bowman, Anthnette Winegar, Artle Fitch and Gladine Lilly. Mrs Floyt Winegar and Miss Verelya Wood assisted.
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Wayland Wayland
Gladine Liy
Antoinette Wineger
Lilly
Mary Scott
Herbert Gast
Helen Gaughan
Lloyd Duke
Ives
Johansen
Eva McGuire
Velda Ravenscroft
Frances Tams
John Korckis
Eunice
Ravenscroft
Lloyd Dake
Florence Ogon
Helen Gaugh
George Wheelock
Vera Pulcifer
Melvin
Topp
Velma Little
Boyd Rabbit
Lynn Bowman
Anthnette Winegar
Art le Fitch
Gladine Lilly
Floyt Winegar
Verelya Wood
Mr. Lily
Iuoch
Birthday Party For Lois Winegar At Home
Special report notes a party at the Winegar home on Sunday afternoon celebrating Lois Winegar’s tenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Guesps at party attendees list and family members. The afternoon featured ice cream and cake served by Mrs. Floyd Winegar and Lola’s mother.
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Vayeand
Vehma Gilliland
Margie Stutman
Aber Gaugnhan
Rose Mary Winegar
Viola Marshall
Etsine Ravenscroft
Veron. Macallan Gaughan
Dorothy Korokis
Marjorie ‘Lacey
Joan Kaltscheee
Dorothy Lacey
Hazel Koroxis
Doris Bothwell
Beverly Ravensmort
Loraine
Gaughan
Raymont Winegar
Winegar
Buckets and juniper bladder remedy ad appears in ad copy
An old advertisement touts Buckets a bladder physic with juniper and other herbs to drive out impurities ease irritation and frequent urination. It claims relief after two days though warns persistence may be needed and notes Sherman Moe Drug Co appears as a selling point for the product.
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Adidas
Sherman
Moe Drig
Declamatory Winners Picked At Highmore
Highmore high school held the first elimination contest in three divisions. Three winners were chosen in each division: humorous Gertrude Haverly Warren Grover and James Grover. dramatic first division Elizabeth Pilkington Ian McLellip Peattie Bart. second division Rose Quirk Jeanette Noel Ernest Washburn. A second elimination will occur soon with Lois Bussweil in charge.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore High School
Eumenius
Dramatic
Gertrude Haverly
Woarie Grover
James Grover
Elizabeth Pilkington
Ean McLellip
Peatiive Bart
Ind
Rose Qui
Masquers Pick English Comedy The Importance of Being Ernest
Aberdeeen February mistyped. The Masquers at Northern State Teachers College select Oscar Wilde comedy The Importance of Being Ernest for their annual play. Production directed by Professor Elsworth Ramay with cast drawn from the club, rehearsals underway.
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Aberdeen
Oscar Wilde
Ernest
Northern State Teachers College
Elswood Ramay
Frankfort High Debaters Attend Rally at Doland
Frankfort high school debaters attended a rally at Doland. Participants include Misses Ornha Tef rem June Adams and others such as Joris and Lowell Shaw.
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Frankfort
Frankfort High School
Doland
Ornha Tefrem
June Adams
Joris
Lowell Shaw
Frankfort Choir to Lead Devotional at Redfield Church
The vested choir of the Frankfort Methodist church will conduct devotional exercises at the Redfield Methodist church next Sunday evening February 16. The program aims to share fellowship and spiritual music with the Redfield congregation.
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Frankfort
Frankfort Methodist Church
Redfield Methodist Church
Potter County Club Wins State Rural Play Tournament
Potter county with the German Head Lucle community team won the state rural one act play championship presenting Searing It With the Boss at Farm and Home week at State College. Morton and King Brookings clubs placed second and third with An American Harem and Boasting Bridget respectively as 350 attendees braved 25 below zero to finals. Dairy and livestock meetings drew strong interest while Lester Kleinjan of Bruce won first in hog dressing percentage.
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Brookings
State College
Gead Lucle Community Eatty
Potter County
Morton Community Club
Day County
Kingbreak Club
Brookings County
Bridget
Dairy Department
Lester Kleinjan
Bruce
Cooperative Institute
Cooperative Movement
South Dakota
Crop ‘N Provement Association
L. B. Croft
Miller
Henry J. Strand
Ewendone
N. D
Strand
North Dakota
J.B. Severson
Valley Springs
T. C. Wenz
Bath
H. A
Lilce International Livestock and Grain
Shaw
Vallege
Shower Held For Carpenter Bride Mrs Wayne Board
A miscellaneous shower was given at the R H Board home in Carpenter to honor the bride Mrs Wayne Board. A large gathering attended a games and mock wedding program directed by Mrs Nels Madsen Jr. The bride received gifts and a lunch was served by Mrs Mexie Board and Mrs Ralph Board.
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Carpenter
R. H. Board
Lake Preston's Last G A R Member Celebrates 89th Birthday
Lake Preston honors J K Perkins, the town's sole remaining Civil War veteran. Born in 1844, he joined the 20th regiment at 17 and fought at Pea Ridge, endured capture near Chattanooga, and survived Anderson's prison. Now 83? 89? veteran confusion aside, he remains sharp, gardens, and treasures family ties as he reflects that life is good.
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Lake Preston
Fed
J. K.perkins
Mr. Perkins
New
Frank
20Th Regiment of
Pea Ridge
Nashville
Sheridan
Chatarooga
Anderson
Browning
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Fias
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Barbers
Howard C. Anderson
Aberdeen American News
Lincoln Day
Gorman
Alleniu
Longstail Drug Co
Cavalier Coal
Elizabeth- Rundle
Nickerson
Wans
Itburg
Dept
H. Malden
Mazz
Pale Beach
Fla
TeMtelyst
Beccs Company
Lucky Strike
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