Anderson Names Debate Question
Brookings will host state wide farmers debate this fall on whether marketing or production efficiency offers greater profit growth. The question received overwhelming support in the Anal referendum. Debates begin in September with county teams competing for a state final during Farm and Home Week at State College in February.
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Brookings
E.anderson
South Dakota State College
Anderson
State College
A. M. Eberle
W. F. Schnidt
T. $. Thorfinnsen
Pageant Plans Highlight First Annual Custer Event
Special committees refine details for Custer July 25 26 celebration with an historical parade horse racing bulldogging Indian races and the grand pageant depicting creation pine trees and the first gold discovery in the Black Hills featuring hundreds of whites and Indians in coordinated roles drawing visitors from long distances.
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Custer
Black Hills
Hiack Hills
Aberdeen Drum Corps Boys In Truck Wreck
Sixteen local M C A drum and bugle corps members escaped serious injury when their truck overturned near Redfield on Wednesday night while returning from Sioux Falls where they attended the Legion convention. Walter Vernon suffered a broken collar bone. two accompanying men escaped injury.
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Aberdeen
Redfield
Sioux Falls
Alta
Walter Vernon
Iowans Confess to Sioux Falls Robberies
Sioux City men Scheeler and Boyer confessed to police to holding up the Maier grocery and a Weirenga oil station Saturday night. They were arrested after a chase to Minnesota Avenue hill. About 90 dollars in cash was taken from the grocery and from the oil station at gunpoint. They will be arraigned Friday morning, police said.
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Tsvo
Sioux Falls
AI Scheeler
den Boyer
Sioux City
Maier
Weirenga
Minnesota Avenue Hill
Gettysburg Hen Sits Eggs In Heat Then Hatches Chicks
In Gettysburg on the Nauman farm a hen sat on gooseberry bushes during a heat wave. She hatched three chicks in the nest and later three more emerged, the farmer said, as the hen moved her brood to cooler quarters.
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Gettysburg
R. W. Nauman
Ler
Jersey Cattle Club Schedules July 29 Meeting Near Sioux Falls
The South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club plans its second annual meeting at Otonka Jersey farm two miles southwest of Sioux Falls on July 29. Speakers include A. E. Anderson of the state college extension service and Sam Crabbe, president of the American Jersey Cattle Club. The program features Gentle Art, South Dakota’s top butterfat Jersey cow, plus her daughter Golden Girl who recently set a state butterfat record.
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Jersey Cattle Club
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Jersey Cattle Ub
Otonka Jersey Farm
Here
M. M. Coons
Coons
A. E. Anderson
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Sam Crabbe
American Jersey Cattle Club
Gentle Art
Golden Girl
Wahoo Lodge Company
Cream sales top 37 thousand in Haven during June
Haven reports more than 37,000 worth of cream sold in June despite low prices. Tulare farmer builds granary and elevator on Henry Buckholm farm east of Tulare as construction progresses.
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Hoven Roven
Haven
Tulare
Henry Buckholm
Butterfat Yield Drops Across South Dakota Cow Tests
Dry pastures from recent heat lowered butterfat output for 4,642 cows in 12 South Dakota cow testing associations in June. Average butterfat per cow was 28.8 pounds, down from 29.5 in May, with high cows averaging 342 pounds in June. Seventy-eight hundred seventy cows produced 40 pounds or more, 203 of 296 herds averaged 25 pounds per cow, and four purebred sires were bought.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. Heebink
Extension Dairyman
South Dakota State College
Mitchell-Armour
L. C
Lake
Butterfat Production Rankings by Association
The ranking lists Lake, Marshall, Mitchell Armour, Castlewood, Hamlin, Grant, Day, Minnehaha, Brown, Yankton, McCook, Black Hills among associations by butterfat output. Notable names include H. H. Dunker, Ronald Splinter, Edval Gabrielson, H. E. Edwards, and F. E. Johnson, with production figures ranging from 43.1 to 36.9.
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Yankton-Clay
Castlewood
Ronald Splinter
Brown
H. H. Dunker
McCook
Val Gabrielson
Grant
Big Stone Canning Co
Mipnehphe
Allee San—dal
Day
Halverslaber
Smith
Marshall
Forest Fulton
Hamlin
F.’E. Johnson
Black Hills
H. E. Edwards
Lake
Mitchell Armour
Minnehaha
Faulk County Plans Achievement Program
Faulkton officials outline an achievement program for 4 H club members and women’s and community organizations to be celebrated September 5 and 6. County Agent Leo Mossing notes dates moved to align with the 4 H club schedule. A governing board led by Mike Allen Edna Grimm Hansen Martin Cooney Ralph Herrman and Frank Swope coordinates the event with September 6 proclaimed 4 H club day.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
Leo K. Mossing
Mike Allen
Edna Grimm Hansen
Martin Cooney
Ralph Herrman
Frank Swope
Highmore Clinic Attracts Large Hyde County Attendance
The July 15 pre school clinic at Highmore High School drew 44 mothers and 63 children registered, 57 examined. Dr. Margaret Koenig and nurse Lillian Zimpfer led the State Board of Health session, praised Hyde county PTA support, and noted strong child health and need for potential two day clinics due to funds and time.
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Highmore
Hyde County
State Board of Health
Margaret Koenig
Lillian 2Zimpfer
van Camp
Nelli Quirk
Hanna
Abbie Perkins
Kathryn
Koenig
Hydecoun
Wayland Girls Return From Reserve Camp
Four girls of the Wayland Girl Reserve club returned home from Camp Wilson at Lake Byron after a week away. Attending were Antoinette Winegay, Oris Olson, Velda Ravenscroft, and Alice French. The next meeting will be at Dorothy Otto's home.
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Wayland
Time Of Egg Gathering Makes No Difference
Brookings July 18. The South Dakota State College poultry department reports that collecting eggs in the morning or afternoon does not affect hatching quality. A southern experimental station conducted a similar test last year confirming the finding.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Siste College Poultry Department
Southern
Brookings Hatchery Study Finds Equal Hatching Quality
An experiment at the Brookings station measured morning and afternoon hatching. results showed similar chick percentages. Commercial hatchery tests in Brookings duplicated the finding, according to college port officials.
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Brookings Station
Brookings
College
Greater Separation Lenth in Minneapolis Engine Pitching Action
Minneapolis reports 15 percent to 20 percent greater engine separation length. Grain moves on straw racks rather than saddles, providing a constant pitching action.
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Minneapolis
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Picka
J. M. Stiverrdware
Dakota Ave. S
Kelloge
Faulk County Plans
Highmore Clinic
Stanco
Olen
Tio P
Huron Implement Co
L. C. Kettering, Mgr
West Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
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