Public urged to hear World's Poultry Congress broadcast
BROOKINGS July 27 Special Most South Dakotans will observe World's Poultry Congress Day on July 28 by listening to the National Farm and Home Hour broadcast between 8 20 and 9 30 am Governor Jensen said the program will feature an announcer James E. Tice and the exposition chairman will greet listeners from Cleveland Ohio The broadcast will carry greetings from Ohio officials and the event opening on July 28 at Cleveland The World Poultry Congress will affect South Dakota with expanded markets better quality and higher prices for poultry The governor noted poultry ranks third in farm income with many farmers keeping birds Plans for a state exhibit at the exposition are underway with funds raised by industry subscriptions C B Newcomb Arlington is state poultry improvement association president acting as chairman John Stuelpnagel Yankton Kaichams produce dealer vice chairman Dr Poley secretary and Walter Burke Pierre banker treasurer.
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Brookings
South
United
James E. Tice
Beliele
Cleveland
Ohio
Walter Lloyd
Marstin L. Davey
Harald H. Burton
Edmund Secrest
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
World's Poultry Congress
Jensen
South Dakota
Fnvernor
South Dakot
C. B. Newcomb
Artington
State Poultry Improvement Association
John Stuelpnagel
Yanktan Kaichams
Doctor Poley
Walter EH. Burke
Pierre Hanker
Grain yields up at Preston reports show strong harvest
Preston July 27 reports from combine operators show very favorable grain yields. Barley yields around 30 bushels per acre with good quality. Rye yields near 23 to 30 bushels per acre, though some fields lower. More combines than ever used in the Lake Preston area with eight new machines distributed. only about two in operation locally.
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Preston Lake Preston
Belorg
Lake Preston
Honest Intentions Are Nipped In Bud
A purse with 85 dollars cash and 100 dollars in postal savings belonging to a Gary Indiana tourist was found in a Sioux Falls tourist camp after a Kadoka station drop. The Bentleys traced a thief who entered a lavatory then pursued the car to Chamberlain where police located the vehicle within twenty minutes. F J Jorstenson of San Francisco said he planned to mail the purse to the owner.
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Sioux Falls
Kadoka
Gary
Ind
Charles Buntley
Wall
Chamberlain
F. J. Jorstenson
San Francisco
Calif
Funeral Services For Julius Liebig
Funeral services were held here for Julius Liebig age 59 who died at his Frankfort home after a long illness. Surviving are his wife and four children including Ferry Liebig of Frankfort and Arlene Jones of Frankfort, plus four sisters and several brothers. Liebig farmed locally and later ran a filling station. he was a member of the I C O F. Special visitors from Aberdeen and other towns are noted. community notices include a league institute trip to Brookings led by Rev J E Wilkinson with Bonny Hamilton and Yvonne Seaman.
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Prankfort
Julius Liebig
Frankfort
Isuring
Mount Hope
Ferry Liebiz
Ray Houten
Rapid City
Goar Lichig
Arlene Jones
W. F. Nork
Redfield
August Blom
Tualatin
Toba Matefin
Boisserain
Manitoba
Canada
Charles Delaware
Aberdeen
Albert
I Ja
Robert
Boland
William
Elmer
Faull
J Righard
Ton
Uigbig
1. C. O. Fylode
Institute
Doland
J. E. Wilkinson
Bonnie Hamilton
Yvonne Seaman
Brookings
Epworth League Institute
Wilkinson
Wilkinson Family Plans Visit After July Journey
Jo wa Doland departs July 27 with Special-Me and Mrs. Baul Wilkinson of Deter Cole. They travel with his mother Mrs. J E Wilkinson to Fergus Falls Minnesota where Mrs Wilkinson will stay with sister Mabel Walker for a few days.
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Jowa Doland
Baul Wilkinson
Deter, Cole
J. £. Wilkinson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Mabel Walker
Bristow Returns Home to Huron Doland July 27
Mrs Tilke Bristow returned to her home in Huron Doland on Monday after visiting over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clo Erdahl. While there she aided Erdahl who has a severe hand infection and plans to return to Deland soon.
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Huron Doland
Tilke Bristow
Huron
Clo Erdahl
Briseiped
Erdahl
Deland
Return to Redfield Doland Residents Return Home
Mrs Eva Brown and Mrs Wentworth return ed to the Eastern Star Home at Redfield after a week's latte home of Mrs Jence Wilkins.
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Redfield Doland
Eva Brown
Wentworth
Eastern Star
Redfield
Jence Wilkins
Visits of Doland and Coats Bring Extended Stays
July reports list Mrs. Doland visiting Aberdee with Mrs. Orie Calbreath in St Luke hospital where she improves. Mrs. Carriu Coats of Chicano ML arrived Saturday visiting her son E Le Coats, planning a longer stay in town.
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Vwisits
Doland
Wirs
Oliver Labrie
Aberdee
Orie Calbreath
Il Ac
Boland
Carriu Coats
Chicano, ML
Pete
E. le Coats
Rutherford Accepts Drug State Post in Redfield
Special Trade report notes Cy Rutherford has left Redfield to take a new position in the Susse Drug state. The move marks Rutherford's transition from his prior post to a role with responsibilities in a regional drug operation.
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Redfield Doland
T. Cy. Rutherford
Postal Workers Meet This Week Sioux Falls Convention
Sioux Falls will host the annual convention of South Dakota allied postal employes. About 2,000 postmasters clerks carriers and railway clerks plus their wives and guests will attend over Thursday through Saturday. W W Howes and other national officials will participate and oversee the three day gathering.
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Sioux Falls
Howes
South Dakota
W. W. Howes
Washington
University Pets Are Easy Keepers at USD Museum
Pat and Mike are two horned toads from Texas now at the University of South Dakota museum. The lizards, nicknamed Pat and Mike, drink water only as dew drops and have shown no interest in water offered at the museum. Feeding has not been attempted and their seemingly desert adapted habits amuse attendants.
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Pat
Mike
University of South Dakota Museum
Texas
Mike T
Ross
Perer Arar Ars
Child Injured When Struck By Ball Bat at Highmore
In Highmore on July 27 a young spectator was struck by a slipping baseball bat during pregame batting practice near the Highmore Chapelle game. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Suneynoon, was knocked unconscious and suffered broken teeth and a bruised shoulder pad, with a long recovery ahead.
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Highmore
May Wee
Suneynoon
Highemore
Highmore-Chapelle
Farewell Gathering for Clergy Couple in Bancroft Arises
The Keller couple attended a farewell gathering in Bryany Manday for the Rev and Mrs Schoenhahm who are moving to Fargo North Dakota soon. Mac Rusche visits Arlington Bancroft for a week at the Melvia Austed home near there.
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Bancroft
A. J. Keller
Bryany Manday
Arlington
Spectak—Mac Rusche
Arlingten
Wisconsin Officers Catch Jailbreaker
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced that Glenn Clark, 38, who broke jail at Clarinda Indiana last May, was arrested Monday by county officials at Dickeyville Wisconsin. He is handed to Clarinda Sheriff to be returned. Clark and Dole Black, 21, escaped May 1 after slaging a guard. Black was trapped by Aberdeen police June 8 at Lesla, D. as he came out of a theater. They had roamed post offices and stores in Warner and Northville near Aberdeen May 20, causing over $2,000 in losses.
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Aberdeen
Federa! Bureau of Investition
Glenn &. Clark
Clarinda
Dickeyville
Wis
Clark
Liberty
Dole Black
Black
Lesla
Warner
Northville
Band Concert Shifts for Miller Goodwill Day
St Lawrence reports the weekly band concert moved from Wednesday to Tuesday due to the Miller Goodwill Day festival. Reginald Steckanan conducted the band during the event.
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ST. Lawrence
Reginald Steckanan
Crandall Visitors Spend Day With Local Family
Mr and Mrs Harm Dirksen and family and R L Thaden of Bryant visited Cran dall on Sunday to spend the day with their daughter Deora and Mrs Lloyd Dirksen and family who work at Qual Gulch Ranch.
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Crandall
Bancroft
Harm Dirksen
R. L. Thaden
Bryant
Deora
Lloyd Dirksen
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G. Sorenson
Aberlain
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Harry S. Gifford
Leonard Luxton
Sioux
Edwin Ragalz
Doris Baird
Roger
Virginia Baird
League Institute
Ruth Benison
Minnesota
Specia
Ted Anderson
Montevideo
Mine
2Dinnusola
Blunt Blunt
Edward Combksy
Fargo
Wisconsin
Willys
Dinneen- Wright
ATH & Wisconsin
America
Ee Asia
U.S.A
Pike's Peak
Mr. Washington
Conoco
Wisconsin Avenue
Roy Miller
Royal Stotel
Beadle County Oil Company
Bert Mowers
Schuldt OI
Horen
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