Cross Breeding Warned At West River Institute Meeting
About 750 people joined the West River Development Institute program in Belle Fourche with 1000 in attendance for the afternoon. Speakers included W C Lusk who urged cattle improvement and warned against cross breeding while outlining feeding principles and buyer demands. Alex Joneson forecast regional prosperity and Anne reported on lamb feeding trials with an auction of lamb carcases from Newell. Rapid City delegates attended the event and a beet by products feeding demonstration was shown.
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Rapid City
Legion
Belle
Fourche
West River Development Institute
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
W. ¢. Lusk
Yankton
State Chamber of Commerce
Turner Wright
State College At
Alex Joneson
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Elie Tourche
Bayer Anne
Newell Experiment Station
Newall
HBEB
Dickenens
North Western
Frem Gmabh
Rapid
Ipswich Girl Honored Again At University Prom
Ipswich senior Miss Lass, a leader in campus life and member of Guidon and the Pan Hellenic council, was named Junior Prom queen at the University of South Deretass. She works in a local newspaper office and has balanced studies in art and science with active service in sororities and student governance.
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Vermillion
University of Bouth Deretass
Don Lass
Ipswich
Miss Lass
Paul Pierson
Garretson
Hear
Afiys Lass
College of Art
Univer Tueta
Guidon
Notwern
iSealot Blade
Bfortarboard
Nationual
Pan-Hellenic Council
Bessies
Mlys Lasa Ecarus
Tocal
Alutilan Hterary Society
Hitchcock Car Damaged in South Dakota Accident
Hitchcock, Mar 3 Special. Mr and Mrs L Hart and family near Hitchcock had their Ford wrecked en route home from Huron Wednesday. The car tipped over about five miles south of Bonilla. No injuries. A traveling salesman took them to a farmhouse. Walt Schuster helped right the car.
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Hitchcock
Mar
L. Hart
Near
Huron
Bonilla
Walt Schuster
Hart
Porcupine "Porky" Opens At South Dakota Museum
Vermillion March 2. A large North American porcupine named Porky has been presented to the University of South Dakota museum by Frank Ufford of Vermillion. Curator W. H. Over notes Porky bites and glares at visitors in his wire cage while explaining porcupine defense requires contact with their tails and quills.
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Porky
University of South Dakota
Cab Baco
University Museum
Frank Ufford
W. H. Over
Porty
Over
Creamery Proposed as Bancroft Town Grows
Bancroft residents discuss forming a creamery after shipping 1900 gallons of cream in February. Local reports indicate rising interest and agitation for processing Creamery operations to handle future cream shipments.
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Bancroft Terrelory
Bancroft
Deve Eral -Penré
Argonne Wins 8th In 32 Record With Strong Guard
Argonne's basketball team wins eight of 32 and advances to district tournament at Madison. Pergon is the leading scorer with Wh points in eight games. Other players include Smiths Lusk Hahah Kuble and Russell Todds under coach Todds.
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Argonne
Char
Madison
Pergon
Smiths
Lusk
Hahah
Kuble
Russell Todds
Marie Krog Returns Home After Major Operation
Marie Krog, who had major surgery at Chamberlain sanitarium weeks ago, returned to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs N A Krog in Home Gann Valley. She had taught at Kimball earlier in the year but illness forced her to give up work.
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Gann Valley
Mar
Marie Krog
Chamberlain Sanitarium
N. A. Krog
Krog
Kimball
State Debate Tourney Plans Announced at South Dakota
Vermillion March 2 Plans for the annual state high school debate tournament at the University of South Dakota are nearly complete for March 25 26 and 27 announces Professor C Lyon president of the state leagues. District contests will finish by March 8 with winners from Washington Sioux Falls Watertown Yankton Ravid City Blunt and others advancing. Previous winners include Huron Ligh adepth and Tyndall debaters. 1928 extemporaneous winners were Ayron Bageler Hart Sharp and Frank Whitney.
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University of South Dakota
Lyon
Hve
Washington High School
Sioux
Falla
Watertown
Yankton
Ravid City
Blunt
Atte
Tyndall
Ayron Bageler
Deadweed
Hart Sharp
Sioux Fully
Frank Whitney
Wessington Springs
Potter Court Set to Open March 5 at Gettysburg
The Potter County court calendar for March includes nine criminal notices with four carried over, thirteen civil jury cases, and two naturalization proceedings. Judge J. H. Botcum of Paeketon will preside, with cases covering law violations and grand larceny among others.
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Juige
J. H. Botcum
Paeketon
Potter County
Gettyabure
A. W. Barrett
Justice Court
K. Barrety
Red Grass School honors top grade prize winners
Special report notes four students named as prize winners in Red Grass school grades. Kendall McCollum earned a primary prize while Connie Mack Mac Arthur Bobby Marshall won in the third and fourth rooms. Hubert Whitesides placed high in the band grades and Robert received top honors overall.
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Kendall McCollum
Connie Mack MacArthur
Bobby Marshall
Hubert Whitesides
Robert
Thord Stan
Undertaking Parlor to Open in Vacated Restaurant Building
A new undertaking parlor plans to open in the former Harry Kendall restaurant building in Mars. The move involves Jeff Oren and partners who have secured the vacant property for their venture.
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OREN
Arrest for Neglect of Cattle on Rural Farm
Arthur Walters, a recluse living four miles northwest of Iroquois, was arrested by Sheriff Kruse and a Dermet deputy on a charge of failing to care for livestock. Report says cattle were starved despite ample feed and several had died. Walters has lived in the area about ten years.
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Troquois
Mar
Arthur Walters
Sherrif Kruse
Dermet
Walters
Iroquois
Tara
Ladies and Makes on Program Bankrupt
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bankrupt listing with figures such as seventy five dellava and 435 from the hancheca, but essential names, places, and context are unclear. No clear event or entities identified.
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Dellava
Gate Yeerinty
The
Hancheca
Local Names Scribbled in Damaged Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Bousere, Helen Gallup, Ardis Grooking, Ruth De Taith Gallup and Helen Jonnse with unclear roles or affiliations. Further readable context is lacking to determine action or place.
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