Farm and Home Week Draws South Dakota Farmers to Brookings
Brookings hosts the opening day of Farm and Home Week at the college drawing farm folk from across the state. Aiming to surpass last year's 2,000 to 3,000 attendance, organizers showcase talks by extension leaders, dairy courses, and an ice cream makers banquet. The Little International Livestock show features showmanship contests, exhibits, and a grand livestock parade with bands, clowns, and a new banquet for participants.
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Brookings
Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Eila Gardner
Washington, D. C
Clara M. Sutter
the Farmer
St. Paul
Mabel Senior
Dakota Farmer
Ida Nielson
Bnuce
O. S. Thompson
John Hasche
J. O. Johnson
Enoch Lindquist
God J. H. Lemmon
Cooperative Institute
Chamber of Agriculture
L. H. Bean
C. A. Burmeister
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Sherman Johnean
Carson Community Club
Minniehheha County
H. H. Sommer
Dairy Department
University of Wisconsin
Peld
Dudley Hotel
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Caroline Hedger
Chicago
State College
Little International
Frof
Carl Christensen
State
Steck
Red Wilson
Hazel Run
Minn
Ode Hege
Bruce
Clark Trygstad
Volga
Harry Hansen
Brosbings
Fred Kort¢meyer
Chancellor
Ode Hegg
Lincoln Memorial Library of State College
Hierobotanicon Sive de Plantis Sacre Scripturae
Claus Celsius
Carl von Linne
London
Emperor Sneeer
Brazil
National Guards Set Summer Camp At Rapid City
Rapid City will host the annual South Dakota National Guard encampment this summer from June 33 to 27. The 103rd Engineers and artillery regiments will encamp in Rapid City with serial pictures from near the city to be used in summer maneuvers and displayed at the chamber of commerce.
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National Guards
Rapid City
Earle Lewis
103Rd Engineers
South Dakota National Guards
Col
Lewis
Alcester Buys New Fire Truck For City And Rural Districts
Alcester proclaims its fire department the biggest and best after purchasing a modern new fire truck. Donated funds from locals made the purchase possible. The committee traveled to Laverne Minnesota to collect the vehicle and tested it by flushing storm sewers in the business district. The city now operates three trucks with the addition.
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Alcester
Laverne, Minn
Wessington Club to Discuss Inventions
Wessington February 17 Special members of the women study club will meet Thursday afternoon February 19 at Mrs A C Buddy's home. Mrs Oscar Hultman and Mrs A S McKay will present papers on Television. Members will respond to roll call with a description of a modern invention.
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Wessington
Womans Study Club of
A. C. Buddy
Oscar Hultman
A. 5
McKay
Wessington Raises Funds For Relief
In Wessington on February 17 the Happy Hour club of Hulbert township collected nearly a carload of wheat or its cash value to aid southern relief efforts. A. C. Ruddy, a local elevator operator, was to sell the grain and use the proceeds plus other donations to fund relief for sufferers in the southern area. funds were sent to relief on Monday.
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Wessington
Happy Hour Club
Hulbert Township
A. C. Ruddy
Lake Preston aids drought relief drive plan
Lake Preston officials organized a drought relief meeting led by Mayor G. J. Ostroot to coordinate aid for sufferers. The plan calls for selling donated produce at the elevator, with proceeds to the relief committee including Ostroot, C. Davieon, and D. G. Keir. Cash donations will also be sent to the effort.
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Lake Preston
G. J. Ostroot
C. Davieon
D. G. Keir
Gann Valley Man Nets Record Coyote Catch
G Grosz, a farmer 25 miles northwest of Gann Valley, captured eight full grown coyotes in one day near Gann Valley using a pack of fighting hounds released from a hunting car. Four coyotes were found together, all eight turned in to the county auditor for a $4 bounty each. Pelts averaged about $10, making the venture profitable.
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Gann Valley
G. Crosz
Mr. Grosz
Grosz
Family Night Party At Wessington Highlights Community Event
About 300 people attended a Family Night party and supper in the Wessington community hall. The Presbyterian church Ladies Aid served a 4% pot luck meal at seven. A miscellaneous program entertained the crowd in the main hall, with Mrs. H C Hutchinson listed as president of the aid society.
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Wessington Wellington
Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid
H.C. Hutchinson
The
Aid Society
Lake Preston Men Redecorate Church
Lake Preston Special report notes the Congregational church interior being renovated by male volunteers. A decorating bee gathers men with brushes and paint to renew the dining room and kitchen area while the Ladies Aid serves visitors. Work enhances the church basement’s appearance and usefulness.
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Lake Preston
Barber Donates Wheat For Drought Relief Fund
Sioux Falls barber offered a haircut and shave in exchange for a bushel of wheat Saturday. Grain would be delivered to a local elevator, traded for a haircut and shave, and all funds went to the drought relief drive.
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Sioux Falls
Complete Plans To Reopen Closed Bank
Madison February 17 With all necessary stock for reopening of the closed Security State Bank subscribed W M Hoese examiner in charge went to Pierre to finalize reopening details A total of 60000 has been subscribed all by local people The bank closed December 19 due to heavy withdrawals When it reopens it will be the second bank in Madison Northwest Bancorporation recently established a bank in the city
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Bank
Madison
W. M. Hoese
Pierre
Northwest Bancorporation
Spanish Play To Be Put On Air
VEEMILLION February 17. A northwest college or university will air the first Spanish language play from the region on KUSD at the University of South Dakota at midnight February 28. Professor F M Kercheville announced the broadcast of La Clase de Espanol produced by university students with special Spanish music sent from Havana. Cast includes Maxine Fermner Winifred Small Helen Fraimuth and Jeanne Raebel. Kercheville will also play two roles.
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Veemillion
KUSD
University of South Dakota
F. M. Kercheville
Havana
Cuba
Kercheville
la Clase de Espanol
Maxine Fermner
Colome
Winifred Small
Sioux City
Helen Freimuth
Marion
Jeanne Raebel
Wessington Springs
Radio Listener in Saskatchewan Reports Spanish Lessons
A reader from Montash Saskatchewan writes that he tunes in at 8:31 each Tuesday for special Spanish lessons. The note mentions signals from Havana Porto Rico Mexico New Zealand Saskatchewan and several U S paints, reflecting a diverse range of stations and listeners.
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Grams
Havana
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
New Zealand
Saskatchewan
United States
Kercheville
Montash
Judge Dispenses With Juryfor February Term
Judge W W Knight on February term docket decides not to call a jury as only two cases have been called for trial and no criminal cases remain for docket open today. With no prospect of many civil cases, jurors are not needed.
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Haytis
W. W. Knight
River Hearing Slated At Pierre Wednesday
Pierre officials announce a Missouri River association hearing set for Wednesday with sponsors from the Pierre commercial club and a luncheon. Former Nebraska governor Weaver and Missouri River group secretary George J. Miller will attend, with delegations from several South Dakota cities expected.
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Pierre
George J. Miller
Missouri River Association
Pierre Commercial Club
Miller
Weaver
Nebraska
South Dakota
Roswell Club Plans Enlargement of Hall
The Roswell club announces enlargement plans for its hall to add a basement under the stage for lunch preparations. The article notes seven years of activity, growing membership, and revenue signals from Augustana authorities. Prof Hieronymus leads the extension department at Augustana, with prior tenure as Hebron Junior College president.
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Roswell
Rock Creek
Augustana
Hieronymus
Hebron Junior College
Hebron
Neb
Hieronymus Offered College Presidency
W P Hieronymus professor of education at Augustana College has been offered the presidency of St Johns College in Petersburg West Virginia. A carnival at the schoolhouse drew a large crowd with confetti hot dogs popcorn and pie.
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Hieronymus
Cavour
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