South Dakota Livestock Feeding Figures Reported
Brookings January estimates show cattle on feed at 106 percent of 1925 levels with 262000 head of sheep and lambs on feed nationally. Orr federal statistician notes larger corn belt feeding totals, Nebraska and Iowa lead gains, while western states show slight declines. Movement of stock into feedlots rises, finish pace faster, and 1929 marketing expectations point to earlier sales than last year.
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Brookings
Dakota
Joseph
Federal ‘Agricultural
South Dakota
Orr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Wat
Nebraske
Iowa
Department Ericulture
Corn Belt
Gettysburg Post Office Reports 1938 Revenue Rise
Gettysburg portoffices show increased business across all item departments in 1938 compared with 1927. Postmaster Hoover notes stamp sales and box rent rose. money orders valued in 1927 and 1928 show a gain, with the year 1928 tally reaching 6,534, and 450 boxes entering the money order account in the past zone.
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Gettysburg
Poetmaster
BC. Hoover
Firemen hunt for Joker who started siren in Mellette
Members of Mellette's volunteer fire department seek the person who started the bell or siren at a fire on Thursday night. The incident occurred in severe cold with the thermometer at 26 degrees below zero. Fire crews and volunteers regrouped after responding to the alarm.
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Joker
Melletth
Mellette
Extension workers to present talks and jelly making demo
Pierre South Dakota January 26 state college extension workers from State College will give an afternoon session on Dairy Hard improvement Through Feeding and Breeding by Leonard Ladd and Marketing by Lee Cummins. An evening program of addresses and entertainment will feature P Hauser and a jelly making demonstration.
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Pierre
State Cologs
Lee Cummins
Mira
Etoine
Will Algo
Club Problems Up for Stanley Stanley County Meet
Stanley county 4 H leaders plan a county wide conference Saturday February 2 to discuss coming year plans and 4 H club problems Archie Joy county extension agent H M Jones state club leader L A Thompson 4 H club agent Margaret Conklin district home extension agent and Cliff Sorenson Stanley County Farm Bureau president will attend speakers and discussions led by the group with Sorenson presenting The Outlook for 4 H Club Work and local club leaders contributing.
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Stanley
Peerre
Bors
Gixis
Plana
Stantey
Archie Joy
H. M. Jones
State College -Extension Service
L. A. Thompson
Margaret Conklin
Joy
Cliff Sorenson
Stanley County
Sorenson
Gottveburs Livestock Association Reports 1928 Totals
The Gottveburs Livestock Association reports 9 981 hogs and 16 cattle handled from March 6 to December 31 1928. Hog receipts totaled 233 278 74 dollars and cattle 11 221 62 dollars, for a ten month total of 242 801 46 dollars. The work reflects State College extension service cooperation. The first shipment occurred November 6 and 155 farmers are members.
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Gut Yshurg
Lat
Gottvebute
Nela Glidsey
Richey
State College
Farm Union Officials Confer for Convention in Pierre
A J Nagle of Yankton state director for the Farmers Union meets with President Everson and board members in Pierre to discuss a possible special state convention after the legislature recess ending February 4. If not called, the president and executive officers may deem it unnecessary, with county legislative committee members potentially convened.
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Pierre
J. M. Nagle
Yankton
Farmers Union
Pietra
F.H. Everson
Thet Union
Perfect Feet Winners Named At USD Health Week
From nearly three hundred contestants, Margaret Hannon Wa konda Bertha Westre Vermilli and Mildred Bernau Pierre were named the most perfect among the women students at the University of South Dakota during Health Week. The event was held in one section as part of the annual Health Week at the State University.
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Margaret ‘Hannon
Wakonda
Bertha ‘Westre
Vermilli
Mildred
4-H Club Work Heads Program In Lincoln County
Canton January 26 The extension service will place boys and girls club work as the main project under the Lincoln county Jong tims program with representatives from 12 agricultural groups. The conference outlined improvements in corn legume growing crop rotation and fertilizer projects and market tours. It also called dairy feeding poultry management hog lot sanitation and soil improvement demonstrations. The county agent noted Lincoln county farmers have boosted profits from cattle hogs hogs dairy and sheep over several years. A contractor was awarded for a new farm dwelling north of Dell, estimated at 3000 dollars, steam heated and modern construction expected to be one of the most complete in eastern South Bakatu.
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Canton
Lincoln County
Jong Tims
L. C
Yaara
Lincoln
Clay Farmers Granted Extension Work Funds
Vermillion January 26 Farmers petitioning Clay County officials secured 1105 for county agricultural extension association work for six months. Law requires 2500 to 3000 annually with a petition by 25 percent of voters. Second half of year likely to raise to 1250. future annual appropriation target remains 2500.
Funeral Today for Elizabeth Keller
Funeral services will be held here today for Mrs Elizabeth Keller a Woonsocket resident for many years. She died Thursday at the home of a daughter due to a paralytic stroke.
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Woonsocket
Elizabeth Woonsocket
Keller
Thuradlay
Pariker
Prosecutions Under Fag Law Highlight Violations
Pierre reports three of four state agriculture inspections prosecutions for unstamped cigarettes sales. Another case targets sale of a yellow butter substitute. Incidents list names such as Herges, Creer, and others with accusations of possession and unlawful distribution amid a snowy day.
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Pierre
Theiivinion
State Department of Agriculture
Rotsyne
Herges
Local smokers fined for uns stamp violations and confiscations
Tow color. Fined 5 dollars and costs. Steve Nolx of Parkston charged with wilfully and unlawfully keeping and exposing for sale cigarettes without stamps. G. H. Spry and others charged with offering for sale broken cartons of cigarettes without stamps, fined 50 dollars and costs, stock confiscated. C. Tucker of Ardmore charged with possessing cigarettes in open cartons without stamps, fined 39 dollars and costs, stock confiscated.
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Steve Nolx
Parkston
G. H. Spry
C. Tucker
Ardmore
Potter County 4-H Clubs See Enrollment Rise in 1929
Potter County 4-H clubs report growing involvement as 280 boys and girls are expected to enroll in livestock dairy calf sow litter and canning projects. Extension agents note increased participation in fair projects and new clubs forming in poultry and canning for spring.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Potter
Carl Entart
Potter Coputy
Rome
Potter’ County
Potter Country
Entorf
Raber man and companion escape crash with bruises
Henry Olsen of Raber and Blight escaped with bruises when Mr Hanks's car tipped, rolling into a ditch. The second car belonging to Ougford, skidded and damaged fenders after spinning into a hill.
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Henry. Olsen
Raber
House Moves to Limit Bill Openings Across Session
Pierre January 26 reports both houses adopted motions to restrict bill introductions to the first 40 days of the session. The 45th day remains the cutoff for committee bills to finish work and move through to the year’s end as gavel falls March 4.
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Pierre
Hoth
Herd Receipts Record $130 From Menno Dairy Herd
Jacobi Lehr of Menno reports cream from a herd of 11 cows brought in receipts totaling 130 dollars on January 26. The report notes one hundred thirty dollars earned for the herd’s production.
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Jacobi Lehr
Menno
Dairy Herd Check Boosts Butterfat Profits in Day County
Webster Jan 26 A Day county dairy farmer Williany Ludtke convinced by a herd check last summer now sells more butterfat with 12 cows than the original 16. Tester J Schurman assisted, leading to culling seven cows and buying five replacements. Twelve cows outproduce the former herd.
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Webster
Williany “Emndtke
Day
Ludtke
Pontiac Drives On With Notable Dependability
Amid praise of its steady performance the car maker stresses confidence in ability to pull through. The piece highlights unmatched dependability long associated with Pontiac and reassures ongoing reliability.
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Eleo
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Creer
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DR. H. _P. SINCLAIR
Ica Lampe
Samaritan Hospital
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Seylo
Cnet
America
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