Expect Large Hog Slaughter In Marketing Season
Brookings reports the hog slaughter for the 1998-31 marketing season may be 12 to 16 percent higher than 1935-38, depending on corn production and hogs moving into inspected slaughter outside the Corn Belt. Prices are expected to rise modestly as slaughter supplies shrink in early 1937, with summer supplies anticipated smaller than last year and consumer demand improving.
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Brookings
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Ite
Vanevarely
Gavin
Janus
Imi
Sumimer
Neal. Cof
Chicago
Bureau
Jann
Tomato Juice Preserved For Vitamin Retention
An advertisement notes tomato juice prepared to retain vitamins. Made from fresh California tomatoes, ten ounce can priced at six cents. Available in kosher style or plain variant in a large quart jar for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Barney
Sara
Bota
Shera & Moe's
Schedule Extension Classes In February in Brookings
State college home demonstration agents announce a February schedule for joint outlook and family planning projects. Miss Susan Wilder and Miss Mary Covert will lead meetings stressing buying foods clothing and home equipment. County dates include Brown February 2 Fauk February 4 Lawrence February 5 Sully February 6 Meade February 1 Custer February 8 Fall River February 9 Roberts February 12, with notices to consult local extension agents for county details.
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Brookings
Jar
State College
Susan Z. Wilder
Mary A. Covert
Brown
Broary
Miss
Wilder J Fauk
Bebruery
Willow Lake Faces Blizzard Chaos in Winter Strife
Willow Lake battles severe winter storms with blizzards and failed barometers delaying travel and school. Teachers, referees, and residents trek on foot or by sleigh as PWA crews work overnight to keep routes open. A funeral cuts through travel woes while communities adapt to late trains and snowbound days.
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Willow. Lake
Jt "Stewarts
Willow "Lake
Bryant
Hayti
Toha Peterson
Romie West
Willow Lake
Peterson Farm
Orother
Watertown
Marian Kagel
Rodeza
Esd
Fevice
de Smet
Harold Miller
Cooper
Chamberlain
Carrier routes hampered by impassable roads in January storm
Carriel Mauley and Wand Blunt report on a 29 mile carrier route hindered by impassable roads during a winter storm. The piece notes postal conditions and a Vermont patent mention dated July 31, 2790, attributed to Samuel Hopkins, as context.
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Carriel Mauley
Wand Blunt
Sperial
Roy Sehild Jerstrom
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
United States
Potato Growers to Meet in Watertown
Watertown will host a South Dakota Potato Growers Association meeting Saturday. Leonard Parker Hazel, president, announced sessions include committee meetings and a general membership meeting in the courthouse auditorium. Vance of Brookings and Pordmissioner 8 P Swenson will participate, with invitations extended to potato growers and county agents.
Kingsbury Red Cross Flood Relief Effort Highlighted
The annual Red Cross meeting in Kingsbury elected officers led by Mrs. Lizzie Lewis as chairwoman and Joe Parik as vice chairman. The chapter approved a $30 contribution to southern flood sufferers and discussed plans to raise further funds.
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Lake Ienssion
Jen
Red Cross
Lizzie Lewis
Joe Parik
Lillian Hendrickson
Ing Beck
P. Rozchda
South
Flu at Manchester Strikes Builders and Families
Many flu cases reported in Manchester area. The E Collison family under a doctor's care. Sherman family recovering from a siege. Mrs G S Barnes and Mr Alfred Anderson also ill.
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Manchester Mancheester
E. Collison
Wnder
Decetor
Sherman
G. S. Barnes
Alfred Anderson
Replica of the World's First Reaper at USD Museum
Vermillion January 2 The University of South Dakota museum owns a replica of the world s first reaper invented by Cyrus McCormick. The wooden model from the McCormick farm Virginia mirrors the original 1831 design with a wooden platform reel and reciprocal motion.
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Cyrus Ball McCormick
University of South Dakota Museum
McCormick
Steele's Tavern
Virginia
T University
Warning of irritation from strange tablets sold by druggists
A patient warning claims that substandard green tablets containing buchu lear juniper oil and other drugs cause irritation leading to frequent urination burning backache and leg pains. The ad promises refunds if unsatisfied within four days from Sherman Mos Drug Co and The Long Staff Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maky
Longstaff Deog Co
Sherman & Mos Drug Co
Blunt City Service Club Supports Red Cross Relief
Blunt- city service club held its regular monthly meeting at the city hall. Members voted to contribute to Red Cross relief efforts and offer assistance as needed following recent flood conditions.
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Blunt
Blunt Club
Blunt City Service Club
Red Cross
Tre
Precision in Setting Stones Drives Expensive Watches
A fragment notes that a jongled watch carries high price not from intrinsic value of the stone but from the meticulous work of stone setting. It emphasizes extraordinary precision required in seating the stones as the key cost factor.
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Thrift
Texas
Chase & Sanborn
Karo
Meat Department
Jean
Fike
Perch
Willow Lake's
Wilhiaren
Dian
O’coats
Oxfords
West
Koning
Fortune Oxfords
Osborn Comany
Kingsbury Red Cross
ISDU
First Reaper
McCormicks Crade
T Junior
Lschool
Orig Agt
Darlrich
Rascal
Pepe
Ragnove
MIT
OUR
St.’ Clouis
S. DB
Castile
Christan
Sherman & Moe
Eversharp Pond
New
Arready
Trilly ‘Elephant
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