University KUSD Airs Home Economics Series
Special home economics programs broadcast on KUSD University at Vermillion feature Delia Garrett Edith Abell Marcella Rogne and others discussing family health clothing and budgeting. The station reports listeners in 38 states and Canada plus Cuba and New Zealand sent replies.
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Delia Garrett
Edith Abell
Marcellin Rognens
Marcella Rogne
Delia Garpete
Mary
Margeret Shaw
Roberta Kills
S Geer Biot
Veice
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Cuba
New Zealand
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
South Dakota
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Manitoba
Canada
Petieer Accles
Mtudents
College of Muse
Insurers Of State Meet In Sioux Falls
South Dakota insurers will convene in Sioux Falls January 27 for the annual state convention announced by president Jay B. Allen. Five out of state speakers will address the gathering including Walter H Bennett of New York, secretary counselor of the National Association of Insurance Agents. Other speakers include Charles Lund of the General Inspection Bureau in Minneapolis and William Rathbun, engineer with the National Board of Fire Under.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jay B. Allen
Addres
Walter H Bennett
New York
National Association of Insurance Agents
Charles A Lund
Bueau
Minneapolis
William’ §. Rathbun
National Board of Fire
Early January Wheat Sowing near Belle Fourche
West River land sees the earliest sowing of spring wheat on record or near record pace as Charles Fischell and local workers in Sour Dougie area eight miles west of Belle Fourche push plantings in unusually warm weather. Fischell notes last year’s February start, and observers believe January sowing may set a regional early-planting record.
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Charles Fischell
Fabel Tata
Serly
Dead Birds Found On Pierre Streets Amid Heat of City
Several small birds lay dead on Pierre streets. Officials speculate the birds exhausted from a long journey wandered toward city lights and perished while navigating the urban heat.
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Pierre Pierre
Jen
Educator Discusses Ideal Citizen in South Dakota Schools
Dr Risk, education professor at the University of South Dakota, addressed the University Research and Scholarship Club in Vermillion on the three fold goal for curriculum makers to nurture an ideal citizen, efficient producer, and efficient consumer. Another speaker KF B M Greene, French professor, spoke on Moliere as originator of French comic tradition, crediting Jean Poquelin with shaping France’s comedy.
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Aluke
Risk
KF. BM. Greene
University of South Dekots
France
Rosebud Farmer Is Extensive Stockman BRAVE
BRAVE Jan 23. Harry Larsen of Brave winters the largest Rosebud herd with 100 Hereford cattle. Nine quarters of Indian land are leased and fenced for a large pasture. Winter feed is provided by neighboring farmers who sell straw, stalks, and corn fields.
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Brave
Harry Larsen
Interest in Bank Reorganization At Local Meeting
Large turnout of depositors gathered in Gayville to support the Security State bank reorganization. Depositors signed a petition exceeding the 90 percent threshold and sent it to Pierre via examiner J. H. Brettcher. Upon Pierre's approval, a 10 day show cause is to be published and Judge BR. B. Tripp will set a hearing date. If no objections arise, reorganization and reopening proceed.
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Gayville
Security State Bank
Pierre
J. H. Brettcher
BR. B. Tripp
Circuit’ Court
Annual Farm Expense Set at 2367 for Bon Homme County
Jere SEMDALL reports from Van Hommene county that the second Farm and Home Economic Conference estimates the standard farm home for a family of five costs 2367 per year. The 14 committees shaped an extended educational program for county farm and home development to guide five years of extension work.
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Semdall
Jere
van Hommene County
Fermere
Bon Homme County
Ben Hemms County
Old Fort Pierre Site Is Presented To State
The Pierre report notes the site at Fort Pierre is presented to state authorities. Details indicate formal transfer steps and potential preservation actions discussed by local officials. No additional names or dates are readable in the fragment.
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Fort Pierre
Pierre
Jan
Watertown Hospital Contract Awarded
Watertown January 23 Bartrons Doral of Watertown received the contract for hospital services or construction.
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Watertown Hospital
Watertown
Bartrons Doral of
Milk Production in South Dakota Shows December Boost
January report from G Heebink at State College indicates average butterfat per cow rose in December versus November, suggesting a statewide 30 percent stronger butterfat output. The top cow yielded 164 pounds, with six purebred dairy sires in use and Mitchell Armour’s L D Test herd leading at 518 pounds per cow. Other high producers included Brown, Lake, Dewel Brookings Moody, Yankton, and several associations across the state.
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Brookings
Areca
G. Heebink
Derryman
State College
South Dakota
L. D. Test
Mitchell Armour Association
Brown
B. J. Wellman
Lake
A. I. Anderson
Dewel-Brookings-Moody
Elmer H. Semple
Yankton Clay
C. August Anderson
Marshall
H. Sinnamon
Hamlin-Kingsbury
Ray Zanow
Minnehaha
Edwin Ferre
A der
LaVern Jaccbs
Grant
Peter Heinen
Black Hilla
China
Brandsberg
McCook
C. P. Dexheimer
Turkey Raising Proves Successful At Pierre
Gif ford, who owns Laframbeise island between Pierre and Fort Pierre, reports a thriving turkey operation. He maintains over 100 adult birds with plans to produce about 1000 turkeys next year. The area provides barrier cover, alfalfa, and river timber, shielding the flock from vermin and predators while offering roosting spots and nesting shelter.
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Pierre Pimare
Gifford
Laframbeise Island
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Serve Waffles At Ee A Er O Ie Sing At 638 PM
A brief community notice invites residents to attend a sing event at 638 PM with waffles served. Details are fragmented but indicate a casual gathering hosted by local organizers.
Students mourn death of Molly the faithful horse
The obituary recalls Molly the old bay mare who served the plant out east of town. She was a trusted companion to many students, aiding initiation, transporting desks and supplies, and brightening campus life with her steady presence. Her last solo marks a quiet farewell to a beloved animal tied to school memories.
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Melly
Horse Ceranean
Cat Tion
Hely' Wan
Molly
Ridge
Paul ‘Revere
Fire ignites wagon gas barrel in Coal loading incident
H. W. Crofut brought a load of coal a feed grinder and a gas barrel into town. A leaking gas barrel was set alight by a match igniting the fuel soaked coal. Deck hurled the burning barrel from the wagon and alerted to extinguish the blaze at a water tank before the barrel exploded lofting a loud report heard for miles. The wagon coal and grinder were saved though the gas and barrel were lost.
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H. W. Crofut
Frankhausen
Deck
John McIntosh
Farm records show 4132 inmates at Brookings Poor Farm
Brookings county poor farm report cites total of 4132 inmates last year sourced from a count including residents who have stayed two years.
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Brookings, Ee
Brookings County
Protecting Trees From Winter Sunscald Says Horticulturist
Brookings January 2. Perley Beene associate horticulturist at State University warns sunscald is not a disease but a physiological disorder from sun warmed bark in winter. Keene explains the sunscald damages trunk and large limbs, especially on south and southwest sides, risking decay and reduced tree life. Artificial shading in February and March is advised, using boards, burlap, paper, or straw ropes around trunks while preventing rodent nests.
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Brookings
Keene
Whitewashing Trees Aids Sun Protection For Young Saplings
A brief note explains whitewashing tree trunks to shield young saplings from sun damage. It states that younger trees are more susceptible to sunscald, while older trees have thicker bark that offers natural protection. The passage emphasizes trunk care as part of tree health.
Brown Gains 16 Votes In Potter County Recount
GETTYSBURG Jan 22 The state supreme court ordered recount of last general election votes for Frederick A Warren and James N Brown for supreme court judge. Recount shows Warren 590 Brown 480 with 22 ballots deemed doubtful by officials. Supreme court must decide how to count them.
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Warren
Brown
Supreme Court
Official returns show Warren 61 votes and Brown 6
The official tally lists Warren with 61 votes and Brown with 6. The report notes Warren lost 2 votes by recontest but gained 4 votes, yielding a net gain of 1 vote.
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Warren
Brown
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