South Dakota Spring Pig Crop Bigger Than 1932
Brookings reports from June 1 livestock survey show South Dakota spring pig crop 22 percent larger than 1932 with 434 000 sows farrowed, average 5.50 pigs per litter the highest since 1922. Fall farrowings expected up about 10 percent to ~107 000 sows, depending on feed prospects.
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Brookings
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C. J. Borum
Lady Birds to Rival at National Air Races in July
In Los Angeles the national air races at the municipal airport July 1 4 welcome women as contenders for cash and glory. Mae Hairst lip and Gladys O'Donnell emerge as likely leaders amid a four day program with Mae Haizlip noted for 255 mile per hour speed in Cleveland last September.
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Aviation Sun
Miss Flyer
Mae Hairlip
Jimmie Haizley
St. Louis
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Cal
Gladys O'Donnell Poised To Return For 1933 Aero trophy Raid
The article notes Gladys O'Donnell, last year’s women’s champion, may enter the 1933 Aero trophy event with plans undisclosed. She previously set speed marks near 185.5 mph and helped her husband win the cross country dash in 1932, as she eyes another transcontinental contest.
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Gladys O'Donnell
Gladys O'Dennell
Druggists Close State Convention in Rapid City
The South Dakota Pharmaceutical association adjourned its 47th annual convention in Rapid City after selecting Bliss Wilson Letcher as president and Brookings as the 1934 convention city. New officers include George Lloyd Spender and Rowland Jones among others. the group also elected officers for the Drug Travelers' auxiliary. The banquet drew about 175 attendees and delegates split between sports and tea events before dispersing for home or Black Hills trips.
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Jime
Bliss Wilson
Letcher
Brookings
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
George Lloyd Spender
Rowland Jones
Gettysburg
F. S. Bockhoverr
Clark
L. A. Daniels
Aberdeen
Norman Porter
Madison
Veteran Druggists’ Association
O. C. Nicolls
Mitchell
H. A. Sasse
Redfield
C. B. Baldwin
South Dakota Drug Travelers’ Auxiliary
L. Bellemere
Kansas City
Joe Miltenberger
R. F. Terpenning
Scretary
C. H. Dailey
Sioux Falls
Harry Pilgrim
Miltenberger
Robert Knip
Huron
Arthur Hogan
John Hamilton
Black Hills
Play To Be Given At Miller Sunday
In St Lawrence June 29 special report Rev Mr Cooney and fellow pastors met at the St Lawrence parsonage to arrange a temperance play at Miller auditorium Sunday July 2 at eight. The feature has drawn crowds in Huron Mitchell and Aberdeen and this cast of twenty one includes Mr Ford as prosecution and Dwight Danbury as a defendant. The play Who killed Bet Wright features C H Williams Grant L Parrish and others with no admission fee, only an offering. There will be a special miss to accompany the performance.
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Mr. Cooney
Methodist Church
Miller
J. Andee
Presbyterian Church
MiLer
Ada
Joseph T. O'Neill
Community Church
St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Parsonage
Miller Auditorium
Huron
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Ford
Sur
Bet Wright
C. H. Williams
Grant L. Parrish
Mr. Ford
Dwight Danbury
George Edington
French
Simon Eaton
Winnie Laurentson
Arkansas Basin In Quest Of Aid
Tulsa reports revival of federal Arkansas basin development plans. Newt F B Graham leads urging Oklahoma lawmakers to prioritize the river’s flood control irrigation and power potential. Inland Waterways Official Clarence B Douglas notes barges upstream to Tulsa and irrigation for western Kansas and eastern Colorado.
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Okla
Washington
Arkansas
Rockies
Mississippi
Agin
Newt FB Graham
Oklahoma
Clarence B. Douglas
Tulsi
Inland Waterways Corporation
Kansas
Colorado
Leadville
Calo
Arkansas City
Fishes of South Dakota listed in new state book
Vermillion reports eighty one species of fish documented in South Dakota in the new volume Fishes of South Dakota by Dr E P Churchill and W H Over. The work notes 23 families including catfish trout sunfish bass perch and pike with emphasis on bullheads common east of the Missouri and abundant minnows totaling 29 species.
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South Dakota
Department of Game and Fish
E. P. Churchill
W. H. Over
University of South Dakota
State Game and Fish Department
O. H. Johngan
Missouri
Five Year Army Survey on Arkansas Basin Unreleased
A five year army survey of the Arkansas River basin covering parts of Colorado New Mexico Texas Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas was completed but never released to the public. Flood control remained the primary aim while irrigation navigation water power and soil erosion were also examined.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Waubay Lake Files Widespread Drought Effects
June 29 Waubay reports drought impact with Bitter Lake dry for first time in years. Remaining lakes مثل Swim Lake Rush Lake and Campbell’s Gough show lower levels. Dam history noted, and Dinkel Showalter of Junction City Oregon described as hobbyist producing miniature leg call models.
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Waubay
Bitter Lake
Ubay
Rush
Campsbell
Jake
Wien
Ameen
Dinkel E. Showalter
Junction City
Ore
Toasties Breakfast Flakes Cheerful Morning Crisp
A General Foods product, Post Toasties, is promoted as a delicious breakfast cereal. The ad touts crispy corn flakes that stay tasty with milk or cream and fruits, highlighting quick energy to start the day and a bright mood.
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General Foods
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