Decrease in Livestock Counts Reported for South Dakota
Pierre February reports show declines in cattle and hog inventories on South Dakota farms January 1. Total livestock numbers stand at 3,920,000, down from 4,632,000 a year earlier, with farm value totaling 94,585,000. Cattle lead in value at 43,473,000, while hogs drop sharply to 585,000 head.
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Pierre
South Dakota
EV. Jones
Federal Agricultural
Dakota
Jones
Sine
Wessington Rebekahs Hold Social Meeting
WESSINGTON February 25 Special The Meeting Star Rebekah Lodge met for business and social meeting Monday evening. The degree staff practiced and after lodge a social hour was held with Mrs Edith King in charge. Miss Edna Allen and Mrs Hazel Coop won prizes in the contests and the usual door prize was given to Bins Mildred Hutchinson. Mrs Fred Memple of Murdo was a guest at the social hour and a committee served lunch
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Wessington Rebekahs
Wessington
Rebekah Lodge
Edith King
Edna Allen
Hazel Coop
Mildred Hutchinson
Fred Memple
Murdo
Cast Selected For Wessington Operetta “Blow Me Down”
Wessington Glee Club director Mrs Wasland Rice chose the cast for the operetta Blow Me Down to be staged at the Community Hall in March. Leading man Bob Trent becomes Robert Peterson and leading lady Nancy will be Thelma Topp.
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Wessington
Don Farnam Recovers From Finger Injury
Don Farnam, injured while chopping the index finger of his left hand, attended school this week as doctors report the finger is healing without infection. Prompt medical care helped save the finger after the accident a week ago in Forestsburg.
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Don Farnam
Forestsburg
Donald Farnare
Forestburg P. T. A. Has First Meeting
Forestburg P T A meets for the first time in the new year on February 17 in the school auditorium. President Mrs M Dean leads community singing. Treasurer reports a balance of 6 50. Next meeting in March features grade pupil program and April women's committee members are named. Church services to resume February 28 after weather-related closures.
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Forestburg
Parent-Teacher Association
M. Dean
Me. Erickson
Edna Swarley
Wilson Dent
Art Ellingson
Ray Briggs
Melvin Larson
South Dakota Senate Panel Rejects Child Labor Bill
Feb 25 Pierre. Senate Judiciary Committee reports do not pass on Sen John T Holst bill to ban sale of goods in SD partly or wholly made by under 18 labor. Committee action signals defeat for the child labor measure.
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Pierre
Senate Judiciary Committee
John T.holst
South Dakota
Elmer To Leave After Sioux Falls Clash
SIOUX FALLS Feb 25 44 Elmer Lafavre and three others cannot get along in the city Elmer plans to leave after appearing in municipal court on intoxicant charges He told Judge Gibbs I land in jail after a few drinks The judge imposed 60 days hard labor suspended conditional on Elmer leaving Sioux Falls for 99 years and staying away from the city.
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Sioux Falls
E. Ter Lafavre
Elmer
Gibbs
Attendance Wanes At Bancroft School In Winter
In Bancroft on February 25, winter storms and mud have caused irregular attendance for students and teachers. Mr Montora has been absent since Friday with influenza, with L J Custard substituting. Miss Taylor took a trip to Sioux Falls over Feb 14 weekend and returned late, missing days. In Lawrence move to Kentucky Street Mrs Harvey Bush her daughter Helen left for a new home in Kentucky after planning an overnight in Huron with the A E Swab family.
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Pierhe
Ben Straal
Isreal Straal
Windau
Latvia
Strool
Pierre
Bancroft
Montora
L. J. Custard
Misa Taylor
Sioux Falls
Kentucky ST
Lawrence
Harvey Bush
Helen
Kentucky
Huron
A. E. Swab
Pasture Plan Urged To Meet Spring Feed Needs
BROOKINGS Feb 75 Special A planned emergency pasture program this spring can yield abundant pasture from early spring to late fall with average moisture. R A Cave ex-dairyman at State College notes pasture costs are one third to one half of grain and hay. Rye and Sudan grass provide early and extended grazing, with fall rye ready soon after spring, and Sudan grass usable by July. The plan fits the Agricultural Conservation program by allocating emergency pasture acreage to complete soil conserving base and potential soil depleting excess if overallocated. Regulations offer 40 cents per acre for non-grazing non-crop plowable pasture, with fencing required to permit use of emergency crops while earning the incentive.
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Brookings
R. A. Cave
State College
Sudan
Cave
Infant Recovers After Early Operation in Forestburg
In Forestburg on February 25, it was reported that the infant son of Mr and Mrs George Rubida is growing normally after surgery at a few days old to aid digestion. Mrs Rustw is recovering too. Both are in Mutchell hospital.
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EUSA
Forestburg
George Ru
Bida
Rus Tw
Sc Mutchell Hospital
Aberdeen Visit By Houdek Family Ends In Reunion
Feb 25 report notes Mr and Mrs Beryl Dennis and family from Aberdeen arriving to visit Mrs Dennis' parents Mr and Mrs J J Houdek. Mrs Ernest Houdek and children and Liclund Houdek also visited Tere recently during the stay.
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Houdeks Orient
Beryl-Dennis
Aberdeen
Dennis
J. J. Houdek
Ernest Houdek
Liclund Houdek
Tere
Springs Host To Music Festival
WESSINGTON SPRINGS February 25 Special Wessington Springs High School will host 23 schools at the seventh annual district music contest on April 1 and 2. Judges from Yankton College include Dr. L Mi Dalley for vocal and grand numbers and Prof Henry Wenzel for instrumental groups. District committee members and increased participation limits for glee clubs and mixed chorus are noted, with Huron and Wessington Springs as top class A entrants and a roster of class B and C schools listed.
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Wessington Springs
L. Mi Dalley
Yankton College
Henry Wenzel
Barrett Lowe
Raph Borah
Highmore
Fred Hallett
Chamberlain
Huron
Alpene
Charberlain
Kimball
Letcher
Miller
Murdo
Notre Dam Academy
Mitchell
Plankinton
St. Lawrence
Woonsocket
Wessington
Local towns listed for event coverage
Entries include Artesian Forestburg Mt. Vernon Reliance Sand Creek Stickney Wolsey Lane and Hitchcock, indicating a regional scope for the upcoming community gathering. The compilation emphasizes multiple small towns, suggesting a broader district involvement.
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Artesian
Forestburg
Mt. Vernon
Reliance
Sand Creek
Stickney
Wolsey, Lane, and
Hitchcock
Hyde School Events Dates Announced In Highmore
Miss Anna Goldsmith county superintendent has arranged Hyde County rural schools spring events. The U S convention and declamatory contest plus county chorus concert occur March 20 at the Highmore high school with forenoon sessions and an afternoon chorus and declamatory contest. A month later on April 24 the county school exhibit spelling contest and field day will be held at Highmore.
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Highmore
Anna Goldsmith
Hyde County
U. S
Ryda County
Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating with Adlerika Remedy
An advertisement-style notice claims gas and bloating stem from trapped bacteria in a swollen gut. It touts Adlerika as a quick, scientific bowel cleanser that removes poisons from both upper and lower bowels and promises relief from gas, digestion upset, headaches, backaches, and foul breath. Sherman & Boe druggists promote Adlerika as non griping and non habit forming.
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Adjertka
Sherman & Boe
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