Cafeteria feeding fails for dairy calves at SDSU
At South Dakota State College, four trials with five calves each tested cafeteria style feeding. Calves showed joint stiffness and bloating, lacked normal muscle development, and displayed poor feed judgment. Self-fed calves cost about 7 cents per pound of gain versus 3.5 cents for hand-fed calves, not including milk. Further details appear in the bulletin Self Feeders in Dairy Calf Feeding.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College Experiment Station
T. M. Gilson
Dairy Department
Dinwoodie Addresses North Central Electric Meet Banquet
Dr J T Dinwoodie of Aberdeen editor of the Dakota Farmer spoke as municipal speaker at the annual banquet of the North Central Electric Association which closed its 1929 convention here today. Thomas T Parker of Huron was named vice president of the organization as numerous South Dakota electrical men attended.
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Dinwoodie
J. T. E. Dinwoodie
Aberdeen
Dakota Farmer
North “Central “Electric Association
Thomas T. Parker
Huron
South Dakota
Bulger Reports S D Barberry Eradication Progress
R O Bulger of Brookings the South Dakota state leader discussed progress in eradicating the barberry weed at a county weed meeting in Mahnomen Minnesota. Minnesota eradication experts also spoke on the situation.
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Mahnomen
Minn
Bulger
Brookings
South Dakota
Miinesota
Masonic Temple in Wessington Receives New Paint
The Wessington Masonic temple is being repainted after wind delays. W. J. Eschler carries out the work in this small city, marking a fresh finish for the local lodge.
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Wessington Masonic Temple
Wessington
W. J. Eschler
Bank displays new smaller sized one-dollar bills
Wessington June 19 Special The Citizens National bank of this city shows the new smaller bills on display. The notes, about two thirds the size of current ones, are to go into circulation July 1.
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Wessington Bank
Wessington
Citizens National’ Bank of
Wessington Residents Enroute To California
Four residents of Wessington Dr. R. K. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dake travel to the Pacific coast by Denver and Salt Lake City route with a visit planned for some time They expect to return about July 13 via a northerly route.
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Wessington
California
Wlessington
R. KB. Buchanan
C. W. Dake
Pacific Coast
Denver
Salt Lake City
Wessington Girl In Picture At Madison
Miss Alice Rowen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rowen of Wessington, participates in filming the historical picture Dacotah at Eastern State Teachers college Madison. The project, said to be the first of its kind by a college dramatic department, will be shown first October 19, as part of Eastern Day activities.
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Wessington
Madison Wessington
Alice ‘Rowen
Fred Rowen
Eastern Students To See Chautauqua Next Week
Madison June 19 special students at Eastern State Teachers College may attend the Chautauqua at Lake Madison during the summer term. No decision yet on programs. transportation arrangements are being made for attendance and travel to and from the programs.
McMaster to Speak at Tri County Pioneer Picnic
United States senator W H McMaster of South Dakota will headline the Tri County Pioneers association picnic on July 10 at Arlington beach. The Brookings Hamlin and Kingsbury counties make up the group with J W Doughty White as secretary announcing arrangements.
Premiums To Be Paid Before Tri State Fair
Aberdeen June 19 The Tri State fair board voted to pay premiums to prize winners before the fair ends. Checks will be issued by June 27 to accelerate exhibitors and attract more displays during the July 22 to 27 event.
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Aberdeen
Fair Board
Jerry Casey of Clark Dies in Watertown Hospital
Jerry Casey 67 of Clark died after a lengthy illness in Watertown hospital. He was unmarried and had been confined to bed. Survived by two brothers John Casey of Clark and James Casey of Artland Saskatchewan Canada and one sister Mrs George Lloyd of Orient South Dakota.
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Watertown
Jerry Casey
Clark
Casey
John Casey
James
Artland
Saskatchewan
Canada
George Lloyd
Orient
S. D
New White Way Finished At Mellette
June 19 Mellette reports completion of a new two wire street lighting system by Northye Servite Company. Main street features four pillars with crystal globes and two more blocks have globes. Upgraded lights brighten all side streets, with the new rate taking effect at the start of the month.
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Mellette Mellette
Specia’ Mellette
Northyé Servite . Company Co
Spink Extension Clubs Plan Picnic
Spink county extension clubs announce a large picnic dinner and sports program to be held, with plans outlined for an outdoor community event in prankfort.
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Spink
Spink County
Frankfort Elevator Company Names Official
Frankfort June 19 Special The Frankfort Farmers Elevator Company held its annual meeting Paul P Hofer was elected secretary George Motley remains manager. Stockholders will modernize the grain dump and add other improvements.
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Frankfort Elevator Company
Frankfort
Frankfort’ Farmers “‘Elevator Company
Paul P. Hofer
George Motley
Daily Bible School Opens at Frankfort
A daily vacation Bible school has opened at the Methodist church in Frankfort with good enrollment. The program includes Bible stories handicraft and supervised play for children. Key leaders Whalley and Mill with workers supervise the activities.
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Spector
Methodist Church
Whalley
Annual family picnic set for Fishers Grove
Neighbor groups plan a Sunday gathering at Fishers Grove with families attending. Local organizers encourage community turnout and note possible activities for all ages.
Court In Session Special Term Returns Question on Juror
A court in session special term delved into questions about the term and juror eligibility, with proceedings focusing on the interpretation of phrases and the timing of rulings. The session addressed procedural concerns and potential impacts on ongoing cases.
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Ighimdre
Be. A. Ehorunes
Spanish Vets to Meet on June 24
The ninth annual state encampment of the Spanish War Veterans will be held in Sioux Falls on June 24 25 and 26. Local leaders including Mayor George W Burnside and Jonas H Lien camp commander Thomas Marshall will welcome attendees. Prominent speakers from World War Legionnaires Civil War veterans and the ladies auxiliary are expected to speak. The program includes openings meetings addresses memorial services officer elections and a banquet with entertainment.
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Sioux Falls
George W. Burnside
Thomas Marshall
World War Legionnaires
Ladies-Auxiliary
O.W. Coursey
Cataract
Brother And Sister Meet After 54 Years in Brookings
Joshua Birchell of Roosevelt Utah reunited with his sister Mrs A J Sanders of South Brookings after 54 years apart. They last saw each other as youths in Council Bluffs in 1875. The siblings, separated by long travels and time, shared a warm meeting during Birchell’s Brookings visit.
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Brookings
Joshua Birchell
Roosevelt
Utah
A. J. Sanders
South Brookings
Council Bluffs
Joshua
St Speer
Stratford Team Beats Frankfort 16 to 12 in Fast Game
In Stratford Frankfort lost a fast paced game 16 to 12 at Stratford. Frankfort was short several regular players, and the Stratford regulars carried the day in a contest marked by quick play and steady scoring.
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Stratford
Prankfort
Frankfort
Doctor called to Sedalia for mother’s illness
Indiana Highmore June 19 At Sedalia Ind Dr G V Sigler was summoned due to his mother's serious illness He left Saturday evening for the old home to tend her and care for Myr I reaching Do Sigter Was his mother was very ill
House Hit by Lightning Injures Resident Near Huron
A house was struck by lightning last week near Huron on a Monday morning, injuring a resident who was taken to a physician there. The doctor prescribed bed rest for several days. The Cavour Ladies Aid society held a shower of cooking utensils for Mrs. Woideman.
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Huron
Cavour Ladies Aid
Woideman
Plan Picnic In Ames Community Event
The south Hand county and north Buffalo county picnic is set for June 29 at the grove eight miles north and three miles west of the Ames cash store. The picnic committee plans a program of sports and other features to entertain those attending the annual function.
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Ames
South Hand
North Buffalo County
Ames Cash Store
Albino Robin Found in Yankton City Nests Again
A rare albino robin was found in Yankton on June 19. The bird built a nest in a tree in the city and has already raised one family. Her offspring retain normal coloration with a red breast and white wings. This marks a second nesting season for the bird.
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Yankton
Pigs to Pay Cost of Geddes Harvest Drive
Geddes June 18 pledge drive aims to raise funds or pigs for a harvest festival. Citizens and farmers are solicited to donate a spring pig or its monetary equivalent. already one carload of pigs pledged with plans for two more carloads and a grain carload for delivery in December at a community harvest home festival.
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Geddes
Church of
Firemen Offer Prizes At South Dakota Tournament
June event in Hot Springs offers more than 1700 dollars in prize money across June 25 26 27 and 28 at the 45th annual South Dakota Firemen's tournament Phil Mack of Cavour area builds a cement foundation hog house to replace last winter’s burned structure.
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Hot Springs
South Dakota
Phil. Mack
Cavour
Bulow to Talk to Fire Chiefs at Hot Springs Meeting
Governor Bulow and Minneapolis fire chief George Lockhart will address the South Dakota fire chiefs conference in Hot Springs June 25 to 28. Other speakers include D G Lewis state fire marshal and Sioux Falls chief W A Sloan. topics cover fire prevention, cooperation with police, and safety devices.
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Hot .Springs
W. J
Bulow
George Lockhart
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Sam Goehring
Avon
Hot Springers
Goehring
D. G
Lewis
W. A. Sloan
Sioux Walls
Police and Fire Department
Signa Palls
J.B. Mayo
Lead Fire Department
M. B. Orfald
Duluth
B. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Young Citizens League
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement promises relief from stomach gas and bloating using Baal Manns Gas Tablets. Claims include disappearing gnawing sensation, reduced heart palpitations, improved breathing, removal of drowsiness after meals, and restored circulation. Urges purchase from H. A. Perriton’s and yellow packaged genuine product. Price listed at $1.00.
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Baalmann
Banl, _mann
Igood
Convention to Close with Officers Elected Friday
Delegates will finish with remarks and an address on fireman’s compensation by F L Perry. After a state industrial commissioner address, a business meeting and election of officers will conclude the convention Friday.
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F. L. Perry
State Industrial
Crop Conditions Good At Wayland
Wayland reports crop conditions unusually strong for this time of year. Corn shows steady growth with few weeds, small grain is rising rapidly, and alfalfa is being cut with good yields evident. Frequent showers have aided development, and overall output compares favorably with surrounding areas.
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Wayland
Wayland S S Group Holds Open Air Sunday Meet
Wayland June 19 Special reports a large portion of Wayland Sunday school members attended the annual open air meeting at Major's Gulch. Following the service, dinner was served and ice cream provided during the afternoon.
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Wayland
Major’s Gulch
Crops Reported Good At Danforth
Danforth reports corn and other crops in good shape after two recent rains. Alfalfa is turning out well and most of it will be stacked soon.
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Danforth
Farmers Union Heads To Meet In Pierre
Directories of the South Dakota Farmers Union announce a meeting in Pierre in July. The group is conducting a membership drive and has added over 50 members since May 5 with more names expected from the drive.
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Farm Union
Pierre Pierre
cPi
Directoyrs
South Dakota Farmers Union
Pierre
Faith Vs Sean FAITH oil well resuming operations
Operations at the Cosden oil well Nogy will resume this month after a suspension. The company reports a large well being sunk as drilling crews move from Texas to work on the project near Faith.
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Faith
Sean Faith
Cosden
CMU Mead
Mie
Texas
Drake Estate Gas Worked In Hills Sparks Fortunes
The Hot Springs report details a claimed Drake Estate gas project in Hills that could bring wealth to many, despite official denials. Sir Francis Drake supposedly left his estate to aid the poor, with varied accounts of a recovery project and charitable contributions from readers.
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Ieyay
Eis Drake
Inchant
Bwaey Hills
Francis
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