South Dakota Livestock Outlook for 1932 and 1933
South Dakota State College agr icultural specialists say 1932 livestock income will fall unless feed crops improve and business conditions rise. Demand for hogs and beef remains weak, dairy stays important, poultry plans may grow, and horse use could rebound if mechanical power is limited. Prices depend largely on overall business trends and crop prospects.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
College Extension Service
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Madsen
Mr and Mrs Walter Madsen announce the birth of a daughter at a Watertown hospital on Tuesday morning.
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Carpenter
Walter Madsen
Watertown Hospital
Carpenter Farmer Believer In Hogs
George Hemp of Camp Hill Pennsylvania on a Fordham township farm remains a hog believer. He bought 900 pigs for feeding and a new truck to haul them to market when ready. He is in partnership with his ten ant Clifford Bell.
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Carpenter
George Hemp
Camp Hill
Penn
Fordham Township
Clifford Bell
Mu Phi Epsilon to present convocation program
Members of Mu Phi Epsilon an honorary musical organization at the University of South Dakota will present a convocation program Friday morning according to Lorna Schuppert voice instructor The program will also be given before the Women s Faculty club Friday afternoon.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
University of South Dakota
Lorna Schuppert
University to Booth at Made in South Dakota Exposition
The University of South Dakota will have a booth at Sioux Falls exhibition from March 3 to 3. The engineering college will supply most of the display with small gasoline engines and air compressors in various sizes kept running for demonstrations.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
College of Engineering
Engineering
Lake Preston Woman Fetes 89th Birthday
Mrs. Christ Jensen observed her 89th birthday with afternoon visits and cake, then hosted a family dinner. Her husband Mr. Jensen died last June at age 90 after their 68th wedding anniversary. She lives independently near her daughter Mrs. Louis Ledahl with children Jens Louis Tony and Mrs. Kuehnard John.
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Lake Preston
Christ Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Jens
Louis
Tony
Mra. Kuehn Ard John
Long Beach
Cab
Raymond P T A program honors George Washington
The Raymond Parent Teachers Association met February 22 in honor of George Washington with a full program. Mrs Noel Beauvais presided, minutes were read by Viola Bandt, and a skit featured Hazel Hageman as Martha and Clera as George Washington.
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Raymond P. T. A. Raymond
Raymond Parent-Teachers Association
George Washington
Noel Beauvais
Viola Bandt
Misa Hazel Hageman
Martha
Miss Clera
Ruth Danforth
Gordon Hurlbert
Hollis Thorpe
Glee Club
G. C. Hurlbut
H. S. Thorp
Ingrid Langland
Iroquois High School Extemporaneous Speaker Wins
Patricia Sullivan won first place representing Iroquois high school at the district extemporaneous speaking contest in Brookings. She spoke on The railroads and the Depression and earned the Krumm prize of five dollars presented by Supt. C. 1 Krum to promote interest in the event.
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Patricia Sullivan
Iroquois
Troquois
Iroquois High School
Troquoi
Brookings
Iroquois High
Patricia
Krumm
Supt. Co. 1
Krum
Lake Preston R N A Honors Washington Bicentennial
The Royal Neighbors of Lake Preston marked the George Washington bicentennial with a social program after regular business. Progressive whist provided entertainment and refreshments followed, with national flag colors in the decorations. A large crowd attended. John A Ratliff hauled hay from Crandall for Chris Pederson this week.
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Lake Preston R.N.A
Washington
Lake Preston
George Washington
Washington Memory Honored At Preston
Lake Preston schools observed George Washington's bicentennial with special programs. The high school held a daylong program of musical numbers readings and an address by Supt A A Coulson on Washington the Man. Grades performed pantomimes plays and a minuet dance to illustrate Washington's life and leadership.
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Washington
Dramatic oratory winners named at local event
Representatives with first place Rose Quirk and second Edna McKellip led a humorous contest with Margar et McLieish Marguerite Askew and Helen O’Reilly also placing. No third named and no elimination held as only two contestants. J G Hoege attends mother’s funeral in Coon Rapids. Mrs M D Caffrey visits Sioux Falls for week at E F Blankenberg home.
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Rose Quirk
Edna McKellip
Vesta Newton
Margaret McLieish
Marguerite Askew
Helen O'Reilly
Sioux Falls
Esmond
M. D. Caffrey
E. F. Blankenberg
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Coon Rapids
F. H. Plunder
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Mae Clarke
Aif Carers
Pedro Lane
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Alabama Cotton Pickers
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Ken Maynard
the Fair Store
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Wearwell
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Texas
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