Stock And Crop Conditions From Brookings
June 30 agricultural summary from South Dakota State College estimates. Wheat compares 377 million bushels lower than last year but offset by a bigger July 1 carryover and spring wheat gains. Corn stocks about double last year, near five year average. Potatoes face less northern competition. Hog slaughter supplies expected to rise if distribution remains normal. Fed cattle supplies will be small. grass fat cattle movement delayed. Early lamb receipts likely below last year due to fewer lambs in Idaho Oregon Washington. Butter production up less than usual due to poor pastures and limited grain feeding. Poultry and eggs face weak price prospects from tepid demand and low consumption.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Butier
Federation Show Delights Onida Audiences
The Onida high school auditorium hosted the Iroquois Federation performance featuring entertainers from Onida Highmore Proshe Murdo and Pierre service clubs. Each club contributed twenty minutes of musical readings dances and a final one act play by Pierre as the closing number.
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Federation
Onida Onida
Onida
Iroquois Federation
Highmore
Proshe
Murdo
Pierre
Windmill Pump Spout Injures Raymond Man
Theo dore Larson sustained a broken forefinger when the windmill pump spout toppled and struck his hand on a farm near Raymond on June 30.
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Raymond
Theodore Larson
Howard Leads All Other Cities For Number Of Phones
Howard, June 30 Special I. &, Marster local manager of the Dakota Central Telephone company reports the city of Howard has more telephones per residence and business place than any town in the state. 275 telephones installed out of 318 places, a loss of about 25 from last year. Rural district shows larger losses with over 300 rural telephones last year and now 148, tied to farmers’ funds for rent.
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Howard
Marster
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Central West Public Service Company
Kiwanis Clubs Promote Agriculture in South Dakota
South Dakota Kiwanis clubs plan to stress agriculture and vocational guidance at the Kiwanis International convention. They will sponsor grain and stock shows, fairs, and 4-H work, and foster town country meetings. Bennett O. Knudson of Albert Lea, Minn., outlined plans for the Minnesota Dakota district convention in Yankton, S. D., next September.
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S. D
Yankton
5. D
Borglum's Daughter Among Derby Entries
Mary Ellis Borglum, daughter of sculptor Gutzon Borglum, is listed as a probable entrant in the Black Hills derby of Sturgis set for August 12 to 14. She plans to ride her own horse as officials report more than 40 entries from South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nebraska.
Beards Grow for Days of 76 Celebration in Deadwood
Deadwood residents grow beards to create a realistic atmosphere for the August 4 celebration. June WIP overseeing the grooming phase, with a local supervisor guiding the preparations.
Phyllis Uecker Returns Home From Vacation
Miss Phyllis Uecker has returned home from a five week vacation spent with relatives in Elgin Minnesota and Rochester Minnesota.
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Raymond
Phyllis Uecker
Elgin
Rochester
Minn
Belle Fourche Prepares For 35th Black Hills Round-Up
Belle Fourche ready for the 35th Black Hills Round-Up July 4 5 6 with Top Hands organized businessmen preparing gear and nightly Round-Up concerts by the Belle Fourche Cowboy band. A long list of professional riders camps for the three day rodeo and entry blanks signed for world championship contests with purses totaling thousands of dollars.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Belle Fourche Cowboy Band
Belle Fourthe
Hodeo Association of America
L. C. Morrison
Iyre
Shorty Ricker
Rodeo Host Lem Carmin Plans Arena Schedule in Douglas
Lem Carmin, noted old time judge and prominent Rodeo Association of America figure from Black Hills Roundup, arrives in Douglas to shape arena schedule. He brings his ranch hands and a herd of fiery horses led by Made in Germany, an unridden pony from Wyoming sagebrush prairies, for events including race categories and calf riding.
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Lem Carmin
Douglas
Wyoming
Rodeo Association of America
Black Hills Roundup
Carmin
Germany
Peno Club Members Attend District Farm Union Convention
The Happy Go Lucky junior local of FPeno sent a larger delegation than any Hyde county local to the district 3 Farm Union convention at St Lawrence. Twenty one members traveled with S Sterner. They contributed songs and readings to the program while seniors also participated. Mrs Clarence Johnson serves as junior guide, assisted by Mrs Allie Grover.
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Peno Club
HOVP
Ghomre
Speci
Happy Go Lucky
Fpeno
Hyde County
District 3 Farm Union
St. Lawrence
S. Sterner
Farm Union
Clarence Johnson
Allie Grover
Kiwanis Clubs Active In Welfare In South Dakota
Seventeen Kiwanis clubs in South Dakota completed a year of charity work agricultural projects juvenile programs and community health and sanitation initiatives according to a report by Bennett Q Knudson Minnesota-Dakotas Kiwanis district governor. A separate item notes a Clay county farm delegation of 50 visiting the seed laboratory in Hawarden on July 1 to discuss weed identification and control led by Dr A L Bakke Ames Iowa.
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Pierre
Kiwanis
South Dakota
Bennett Q. Knudson
Albert Lea
Minn
Minnesota- Dakotas
S. D
Hawardenia
Clay County
A. L. Bakke
Ames
Picnic at Raymond Presbyterian Sunday School
The annual Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Jim River Park drew about 75 attendees including children and parents. After dinner, activities included kittenball horseshoes and other outdoor games for children.
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Raymond Raymond
Presbyterian
Jim River Park
Vacation Bible School Near Athol Itinerant Teachers
Morning Star school nine miles north of Athol hosts a two weeks summer Bible school conducted by Misses Mirian and Esther Coth from Jamestown North Dakota. Local children will attend morning sessions with lessons and activities led by visiting instructors. The program aims to provide religious instruction and wholesome summer engagement for youths in the area.
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FOLD
Athol
Morning Star School
Mirian
Esther Coth
James‘town
N. de
Creative Drama Class Starts at Northern Aberdeen
June 30 at Northern State Teachers College launches a creative drama course for children ages six to 14 directed by Mrs. Helen Holgate. Students create their own plays with original costumes and lighting, working toward a final original performance this summer. College staff assist as lab instructors.
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Northern Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Helen Holgate
Bramhall Local Brings Proxy Meeting and Play
Highmore reports Bramhall local gathering with large attendance. A brief program of songs preceded a five member Thimllo club one act play titled Ho Home. Mrs Ludwig Tislan and others served over 100 lunches in a capable community event.
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Highmore
Bramhall
Anu
Thimllo
Mesdames Wilson
Gordon Gadd
George Whipple
Miss Lizz
Ludwig Tislan
and Williams
A. Joyner
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