Dairy Program details announced for Farm and Home Week
Brookings January 25 details outline Farm and Home Week events February 6 to 10 at State College. Notable speaker Professor M Mortensen Iowa State on Future Possibilities in the Dairy Field and Dairying in Ireland and Denmark. Also butter composition control. Market milk program includes cottage cheese demonstrations and testing and grading of market milk. Jersey and Guernsey breed meetings feature topics on retailing Jersey milk and feeding under short conditions. C B Arnold and J M Coon lead clubs, with state officers named.
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Brookings
State College
Frei. M. Mortensen
Dssxytment
Iowa State’ College
Ireland
Denmark
Mortensen
D.H. Jacobsen
Jersey
C. B. Finley
Minneapolis
Guernsey
R. F. Wendelken
Belle Fourche
State
Guernsey Breeder's Association
R. P. Graber
Marion
South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club
C. B. Arnold
Centerville
J. M. Coon
Sioux Falls
Fred Idtse
Indianola
Towa
Forestburg Band To Enter Contest ne ft
Preparations by the Forestburg public school band for entry in a Madison music contest in early April are under way. The 27 piece group includes new members Veronica Hinker Eldon Senski Jewell Aker and Edna Schefs ky with several others joining the first band for the trip.
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Comet
Millard Senska
Darleen Schefsky
Doris Taylor
Trom
Beas
Mary Jane Wildes
Cornet
Daryl Levey
Cormet
Refunds In Taxes To South Dakota Firms
The Internal Revenue bureau reported to Congress that refunds on income and estate taxes totaling $493 were paid to South Dakota firms and individuals during 18 percent. Recipients included Black Hills Amusement Co. Rapid City. Black Hills Warehouse Corp. Rapid City. Fenn Brothers Inc. Sioux Falls. Schaller's Watertown. amounts listed.
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Washington
Internal Revere Bureau
Congress
South Dakota
Black Hills Amusement Co
Rapid City
Black Hills Warehouse Corp
Fenn Brothers, Inc
Sioux Falls
Schaller's
Watertown
Revenue From 8. D. e . Gas Tax Declines
South Dakota four cent gasoline tax revenue fell by 239 062.47 in 1933 from 1932 totals. Collections dropped from 4 174 623.92 in 1932 to 3 444 554.45 in 1933. Major oil firms reported about a 20 percent drop in gasoline consumption. State Treasurer Frank Siewert noted 8 dealers furnished security totaling 1 128 000 for guaranty payments of the tax.
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D. E
Pierre
Jan
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Siewert
Dare Of Play Contest Held In Onida January 20
Sully county announces its annual one act play contest for Home Extension clubs community clubs and Farm Bureaus at the high school auditorium Onida Tuesday evening January 20 Miss Irene Steiniger home extension agent reports five plays entered The winning cast will represent the county at the state play contest in Brookings during Farm and Home week
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Onida
Sully County
Irene Steiinger
Brookdngs
Plainview Academy to Host Guest Speaker Mrs Warne
Mrs Evelyn Warne will be a guest speaker at Plainview Academy chapel services on Thursday morning February 1. She will address The Value of Practical Education in a brief talk to students and staff.
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Redfield
Evelyn Warne
Plainview Academy
Sterilization Of Feeble Minded In S D Challenged
Herman Boge assistant attorney general announced a challenge to South Dakota sterilization orders. Clara Steerheldt of Vermillion was adjudged feeble minded and ordered sterilization at the state home in Redfield after a Dec 1933 hearing. An appeal to Clay County circuit court seeks to uphold the law in the face of this challenge.
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Herman
Boge
Clara Steerheldt
Vermillion
Redfield
Yankton
Clay
Hode
Elect Delegates For GOP Meeting In Miller County
The January meeting in Miller selected five delegates and five alternates to represent the county at the state convention in Pierre on February 12. County Chairman Lewis opened the session, Harlan J. Bushfield chaired, and Paul Burke served as secretary. No slate was set for state candidates, but the group endorsed economy and tax reform. Delegates named were Bushfield, Tranter, Herman, Wareing, Manning. alternates Mat ter, Parish, Preston, Leyson, Davis.
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Paul Burke
Palict
Harlan
J. Bushfield
Walter Tranter
Wm. Herman
Robert: Wareing
Dewey Manning
Elmer Matter
Grant Parish
Wm. Preston
Webster Davis
Forensic Season Opens with Debates at DWU
Dakota Wesleyan University starts its forensic season with three audience debates on Friday January 26. Jessie Van Metre Unityville and Armber Van Tulare support the affirmative on the question of increased presidential power, Letitia Hahn Doland and Evelyn Keith Canton oppose. Debates occur before Tripp and Delmont high school assemblies. Friday night Deryte Wilson Mitchell and Sigurd Rislav Ortley face the Sioux Falls college men’s affirmative team at Canton.
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DWU Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Jessie van Metre
Unityville
Armber van
Tulare
Southern Normal
Letitia Hahn
Doland
Evelyn Keith
Canton
Tripp
Delmont High School
Deryte Wilson
Mitchell
Sigurd Rislav
Ortley
Sioux Falls College
Honor, Two Alpena People At Party
Sunday marked Mrs. George Linafelter sixty eighth birthday with a family dinner at her home. James Linafelter, age sixty eight, and Rosella Linafelter joined relatives Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Frey and daughters Frances, Mary and May for cake and ice cream in celebration. The afternoon included Mrs. Clera Linafelter the Rev A J Hoyer and daughter Ema and Miss Lila Briggs sharing treats.
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Alpena
George Linafelter
James
James Linafelter
Rosella
Harrison Frey
Frances
Mary
May
Clera Linafelter
A. J. Hoyer
Business Women Host Card Party in Redfield
Miss Maud Everitt of Sioux Falls attended the Business and Professional Women's club meeting in Redfield with a social bridge hour and refreshments by Mrs. Oliver Myrum and Mrs. Lee. A card party fund raiser is planned for Thursday with tickets at one dollar per table. A cantata presentation in Gannon ValleyPrairie District featured Chimes of the Holy Night under the direction of Harper with Mrs. J D Hall as accompanist.
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Redfield
Maud Everitt
Sioux Falls
Gann Valley
Prairia
Rs ‘End
Ehoot
Harper
J. D.’Hall
Farmers Seekclarification on Corn Hog Program Details
Brookings reports farmers have been supplied with complete information on contract details under the corn hog section. Legal officials will answer questions after farmers provide full facts from their individual situations to resolve inquiries about the program.
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Brookings
Ari Zcents
Perfor
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Broadland Honors Newly Wedded Couple at Rogers Home
In Broadland Jan special TFL Rogers and Mrs W G Url hosted a dinner Sunday at the Rogers home to honor Mr and Mrs Albert Rogers freshly married. Six teen guests attended a long table festooned with two wedding cakes as gifts were opened and an informal afternoon followed.
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Broadland -Broadland
Jan
Rogers
W. G
L. W. Glazier
Ross Cumming
Frances Ponlisse
Red Fox Is Bagged By Groton Hunters
Groton sportsmen bagged a large red fox southwest of the city last week while riding in a car. The hunts were led by Peterson, a local businessman, and Wr. Radke, a former resident, in a sparsely described fox chase in this vicinity.
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Groton
Greon
Hounde
Ted
Peterson
Wr. Radke
Stage Rabbit Hunt Aids Woonsocket Orphan Home
A Sunday rabbit hunt organized by the Commercial Club in Woonsocket on January 25 raised funds for the Little Flower Orphan Home. Two coyotes were sold at the night club dance for fourteen dollars, with proceeds designated to the charity.
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Woonsocket
Commercial Club
Parsons Produce Coi
Lawrence
Little Flower Orphan Home
Woonsocet
Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Preston Legion Hall
Royal Neighbor chapter in Preston installed new officers Monday evening at the Legion Home. Inducted were Mrs. Mac Kieth as oracle, Mrs. Harriet Adams as vice oracle, Mrs. Lena Morgan as chancellor, Mrs. Winnie Smith as recorder, Mrs. Mattie Lawler as recipient, Mrs. Ethel Matson as marshal, Mrs. Matson as sentinel, Mrs. Anna Hoberg as outer sentinel, Mrs. Dollie Quinn as marourage, Mrs. Leona Jensen as modesty, Mrs. Georgia Pattee as unselfishness, Mrs. Belle Cole as endurance, Mrs. Ora Evens as flag bearer, and Mrs. Molly Streeter as junior.
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Royal Neighbors
Preston Install Lake
Preston
Royal Neighbor Chapter
The
Legion
Home
Mac Kieth
Oracle
Harriet Adams
Lena Morgan
Winnie Smith
Recorder
Mattie Lawlers
Ethel Matson
Marshall
Matson
Outer Sentinel
Dollie F
Ie ‘Quinn
Marourege
Leona Jensen
Georgia’ Pattee
Belle Cole
Endurance
Ora Evens
Molly’ Streeter
Juve
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Forestburg
S. D
Honor
Benj. Thomas
M.D
Masonic Temple
Boxer
Cutiura
Wils Whalen
Bato
Ector
Mattie Lawler
Wahyes
New
Huron
KOTEX
Geyerman
Reel Values
Hollywood
Geyerman’s
Lucky Strike
Metropolitas Opera Company
NBC
Metropolitan Oper Company
New York
Alda
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