Wool Growers Ship 93 Cars of Wool from South Dakota
Twenty three cars of wool totaling about 550000 pounds have been marketed by the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota. Carl Nadasdy, manager, says roughly as many more are in transit and the association expects to receive 2000000 pounds this season. Shipments across many counties and bids by local dealers led growers to consign to Boston via the National Wool Exchange when prices were toward low end.
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Brookings
Wool Growers-of- South
Dakota
Carl "Nadasdy
South Dakota
Cooperative Association
Clark
Brown
Minnehaha
Spink
Pennington
Butte
Day
Beadle
Miner
Carson
Bowman County
Southwestern
North Dakota
Nadasdy
Cooperative Wool Growers of
Boston
National Wool Exchange
Bloomfield store sale deepens Vanderpool interest dispute
Kelley Bloom pursues control of the general store in Bloomfield now run by O. C. Vanderpool and Cary Stitt. Vanderpool had managed the business, with Stitt retaining his stake and remaining actively involved in operations. The dispute centers on Bloom's bid to acquire the business interest.
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Bloom
Kelley Bloom
O. C. Vanderpool
Bloomfield
Vanderpool
Caryo Stitt
Pheasants Crops Analyzed In Digestive Study
More than 100 Chinese ring-necked pheasants from South Dakota states college project analyze their digestive contents to link diet with agriculture. Studied by H. Severin with Matthew Fowleg, Paul Johnson, and agency help, early finds include corn, oats, barley, weed seeds, and numerous stones with insect parts. Further birds from Mitchell, Huron, and Pierre show varied diets and significant seed and grain consumption.
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Brookings
Staté
South -Dakota
H. Sor
State College
State Game and ‘Fish’ Commission
State, College Experiment Station
Severings
Matthew Fowleg
State’ College , Agronomist
Paul Johnson
Game,and Fish Commission
Severin
Mitchell
Huron
Pierre
Butte’ County
Cavour Mian Fined for Dairy Price Posting Violation
PIERRH July 9. A prosecution for not posting butterfat price in a conspicuous place was announced by O Ronayne director of inspections. Francis J. Boyle of Cavour charged. trial not guilty. Edgemont and Iverson Center Point faced fines for selling cigarettes without stamps and for exposing open cartons. J J Ashcroft Hot Springs fined for operating a petroleum tank wagon without red tag faucets.
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Pierrh
Edmunds County Pastures Meet Declining Cattle Herds
IPSWICH July 9 For the first time since pioneer days pastures in western and northern Edmunds county are nearly empty of cattle. Prices were high leading owners to sell to meet obligations, reducing herd numbers despite rich grass and water. A new law forcing stock examinations when crossing county lines increases costs and deters grazing moves.
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Ipswich
Tdmmunds
Brown
Tompkins To Talk At Baltic Picnic
Baltic hosts its third annual cooperative picnic on Thursday July 11 at 1 30 PM featuring two diamond ball games events and entertainments. A. W. Tompkins secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation will give the keynote address as the evening program centerpiece. Ralph Hartung county agent and committee member announce the schedule.
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Baltic
Ralph Hartung
Tse
Yas
A. Wi
Tompkins
Huron
South’ Dakota
Farm Bureau Federation
Youth Bulldogger Saves Life in Centerville Rodeo
Centerville July 9 Tony Snoozy son of Mr and Mrs William Snoozy staged a little rodeo to rescue a steer from escaping into a field. As the enraged animal charged Snoozy grabbed the steer by the horns and, after a fierce struggle, flipped it to the ground proving himself a capable bulldogger in a life risking moment.
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Centerville
Tony Snoozy
William Snoozy
WV. Overgaard
Geuterville
Cape
Charles Frinkmai
County School Heads Study At Northern
Aberdeen July 9. A course of study for county superintendents is conducted at Northern Normal this week by P. Garey, former Wisconsin state superintendent, assisted by TH. G. Giffen, state superintendent of public instruction. Lectures cover supervising teaching, standards, discipline, cooperation with country schools, group meetings, state laws, duties, and time economizing in country schools.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal
P. Garey
Wisconsin
TH. G. Giffen
Construction progress in Central South Dakota highways
The state highway commission reports July opening status of Central South Dakota road work. Grading and bridge construction continues on State No. 41 south from Wessington Springs with culverts. graveling on No. 45 from St. Lawrence north. grading progress on U.S. No. 212 from Gettysburg to Forest City.
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South Dne
State Highway ‘Commission
South Dakota
Wessington ‘Springs
Wessington Springs
Junction
U. S. No
St. Lawrence
Gettysburg
Forest City
Faculty of Young People’s Meet announced at Yankton
Dr H H Lindeman pastor of the Congregational Church announces the faculty for the Young People Assembly of the church for South Dakota and Iowa to be held in Yankton July 20 to 27. Between 125 and 150 youths are expected. Miss Gertrude Hanford of Lincoln Neb will be dean of girls and Rev W G Rowden of Coleridge Neb will be dean of boys. Fuji Yama is described as a famous Japanese mountain over two miles high.
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Yankton
H. H. Lindeman
Ghureh
Young People’s . “Assembly
Hutch For
South Dakota
Towa
Gertrude Hanford
Lincoln
Neb
W. G. Rowden
Coleridge, Neb
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Cavour Mian
Oxfords
Panama
Robi *On
S. D
Ty Arbeiter
National Bank “of
Agency For
Henderson
Brassiere
Kou
Witt Health
Ene
City ‘Hall
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