Drama Students Stage One Acts at Turen College
The drama class at Turen College presents three one act plays on Tuesday March 5 with student produced work under Prof Clyde Heckart. Cast includes Joh Bangerter Gerald Jones Leta Steele Florence Hall and Elizabeth Gibbs with Alma Gorman and Myrtle Wilhelm in key roles.
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Turen
Clyde Heckart
Holworthy Hat
Robert Mid@sennies
Teveellis
Beve
Joh Bangerter
Daly
Gerald Jones
Juanita
Murphy
Prof Heckart
Keith Kemper
Thumor
Don Toberah
Tod
Percy
Polly
Tou
Leta ‘Steele
Petey
Florence Hall
Patty
Ben Totherall
Hang
Trince Jay
Elizabeth Gibbs
Long Fo
Lese Bangs
Wing Lee
Alma Gorman
Hi Dee
Eewin Ring
le Mo
Myrtle Wilhelm
Dorothy Carlson
Marie Birks
Lois Engle
Farm 4-H Projects Earn $3950 Listed for Miner County
Nine Miner County 4-H members enrolled in farm projects reported a total value of 3950 for 15258. Jones, county extension agent, notes livestock value 2181.05 poultry 618.85 corn club 150. The livestock group raised six baby beeves three sheep 98 purebred boars and gifts and 15 baby pigs. The figures exclude prizes won at fairs.
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Howard
Miner County
W. Jones
Kanyp
Lake Madison
Junior Short Course At Kigte College Report
A brief note lists 20 attendees at the Junior Short Course at Kigte College during the season plus 38 boys and girls enrolled through home clubs. It mentions value of products and youth participation, with emphasis on members completing projects and updates on miner county activities.
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Kigte College
Ee Eoa
Additios
Plan For Y G L Meet In Pierre
Pierre Feb 23 The third BUMHE state convention of the North Dekota Young Citizens League will be held in Pierre April 25 and 26. D C Mile executive secretary announces a two day program with meetings lectures reception and tours of historic sites and introductions to state officials.
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Illsay
U. L
Montrol
Appoint Banks to Receive Salvation Army Home Service Funds
The Salvation Army Home Service fund quota for Beadle and Jerauld counties is under way. Banks and treasurers named to collect the funds include Camier Tayburu at National Bank of Huron, B. Dinsmore at Wessington Citizens National Bank, C M Schnetzer at Wolsey First State Bank, L M Andersen at Hitchock State Bank, J D Kaufman at Yates Farmers State Bank, F B McKichan at Bonilla State Bank. In Jerauld county L M Unraon at Wessington Springs Jerauld County Bank and K T Aisenbrey at Bank of Alpena. Checks payable to the Salvation Army Home-Service fund may be handed in at any time. The passage also mentions major markets for German watches and clocks.
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Beadle Aia Joranld
Salvelon Army Home Service
Beadle
Camier Tayburu
National Bank of Huron
D. Kaufman
Yate Farners State Bank
F. B. McKichan
Bonilla State Bank
Terauld County
L. M. Unraon
Wessington Springs
Jerauld County Bank
K. T. Aisenbrey
Bank of Alpena
Salvation Army
Hendaxe
South Dakota students work to cover college costs
Vermillion February 23 Nearly five percent of University of South Dakota students work to meet all or part of their expenses, according to a survey released by acting president J. H. Tulian. More than 260 students were regularly employed while attending, with total workers surpassing 400 when include those with odd jobs. Jobs include stenographers laboratory assistants janitors waiters and dishwashers.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
J. H. Tulian
Deea x
Wer
Zchonl
Weather Snapshot for Huron and Vicinity
Unsettled forecast for Huron and vicinity with probable snow tonight and Sunday. Temperature readings show February extremes at 68 for high and sharp February lows, with precipitation totals 28 for the month and 1 for the year to date. Sun rises at 7 40.
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Sun Seisaty
Huron
Road Report from South Dakota Cities
Weather and road conditions for Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell Yankton Read City Aberdeen Brookings Pierre Watertown report mostly cloudy or clear with varying highs in upper 20s to 40s and lows from 3 to 18. Precipitation minimal or none, roads range from fair to heavy in rare spots.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
Mitchell
Yankton
Read -City
Aberdeen
Brookings
Barley as Feed gains importance in South Dakota outlook
South Dakota’s 1929 Agriculture Outlook notes barley as a key feed crop as oats face low prices. Barley fits areas with increasing livestock production and limited cropland, offering higher feed yield and value. Oats production should be restricted where better yields exist, while barley competes for livestock feed and supports cropping systems.
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South Dakota
State College Extension Service
Parkey
Sala Te
Barley Prices Decline. Legume Acreage Favored in 1928
The Gut Jook reports a drop in hay prices in 1928 versus 1925 as a short crop last year kept values high. It recommends increased legume acreage to boost commercial protein feeds, with alfalfa and sweet clover pasture yielding strong per acre profits and soil benefits. Production notes signal continued favorable outlook for high quality alfalfa seed despite winter kill across states. The briefing, by agricultural officials, is based on the National Outlook of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Gut Jook
United States
South Dakota
T. 9
Department of Agriculture
State College Department of Farm Economies
Extension Service
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Notice of Hearing in South Dakota Probate Case
State of South Dakota and Bonholz County set a hearing in County Court for the estate of Fred W. Maldon deceased. Maxine and Bates Dinneen heirs are named, with Nora B. Dinneen and Sara B. Dinneen petitioning for admission of the will and issuance of letters testamentary. The hearing is scheduled for March 18, 1928 at 10 a.m. in the Court Room at the Masonic Temple Building Fruron Buadie County.
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Pris Lpo
South Dakota
Buadle
Fred WW. Malden
South Datisla
Maxine Dinneen
Bates Dinneen
Fred W. Balden
B. Tannen
Nora B. Dineen
Frad W. Mold@en
Terter
SB. Dinneen
Sara Bb
Fruron
County of
Buadie
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate May Not Be Granted
A February 7 1929 county court order directs all interested parties to appear March 1 1929 in Huron South Dakota to show cause why an administrator should not be granted permission to sell the decedent Martin W W Traver estate real property described as the SEY of the SW43 of Section 31 Township 114 Range 64 Beadle County. The petition argues insufficient personal property to cover debts and seeks a private sale of the real estate with publication weekly for three weeks in The Evening Tribune. Attorneys for the administrator are Hagen & Tepes.
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Pthe
South Didioth
Spink Counix
South Dakota
Doveribsd
Tay
Nikhiing
Huron
Beedle County
Ciuse
Mae Traver
Tiree
Sfuronite
Tiuron
Coun
Martim
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