Grover Farmer Regulates Feed For Record Dairy Herd
Roy Zamow of Grover attributes his state leading dairy herd to strict feeding and good care. He earned the Dairy Tribune high herd trophy with an average 476 pounds of butterfat per cow, detailing a winter and summer ration plan plus pasture and sun exposure to maintain production.
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Brookings
Mar
Roy Zamow
Grover
South Dakota
Mr. Zamow
Bill
Zarmon
Zamon
Eastern Argurers At Sioux Falls For Debate
B Men’s debate teams from Eastern State Teachers College and Sioux Falls College meet in Sioux Falls for a decision debate judged by J. D. Coon. Eastern’s team includes Keith Case George Moeller and Ernest Wrage and will argue against free trade. They have two wins and one loss this season, with prior victories over South Dakota Teachers and Dakota Wesleyan University and a loss to Colorado State Agricultural College with Coon as judge.
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Sioux Falls
Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers College
Sioux Falls College
J. D. Coon
Keith Case
George Moeller
Bryant
Ernest Wrage
Canistota
South State Teachers College
Dell Rapids
Dakota Wesleyan University
Colorado State Agricultural College
J. D. Coon Bedug
Almena Pupils Prepare Operetta “A Mid-Summer Day”
Alpena grade school pupils and teachers are rehearsing for the operetta A Mid-Summer Day set for March 26 at the auditorium. The students are dedicating time to ensure a successful production with eager practice and guidance from staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Alpena Church Broadcast Marks Prohibition Anniversary
Alpena church will broadcast on KGDY from 2 to 3 PM Sunday celebrating Neat Dow father of prohibition in Maine. Three choirs, junior Sunday school group, Young Peoples chorus, and morning choir will perform with stories of South America relating to liquor. Rev Washburn to address prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena Church
Alpena
Mar
Neat Dow
Prohibition
Maine
KGDY
Huron
Young Peoples Chorus
South America
Wasisburm
Washburn
Large scale farming begins on Seaman ranch
Rapid City report says Ray Decker has leased the 5200 acre Charles Seaman place on Sprint Creek. He moved five tractors and will have about 29 dollars worth of machinery on site. A cook shack feeds the workers as he plans no wheat sowing but 2800 acres of flax and the rest in barley oats and iced crows. Later he will sow a large tract of alfalfa.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
Mar
Charles Seaman
Sprint
Creek
Ray Decker
Decker
Hat Creek Township Division Finalized in Fall River County
Residents of Hat Creek Township in southern Fall River County near Ardmore pushed for a division. About 15 residents appeared before the Fall River County Board with arguments on both sides. The division cannot take effect until March 1932 due to state and local procedures.
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Hot Springs
Hat Creek
Fall River County
Ardmore
Fall River
Landscape Work Planned For Union Building Grounds
The University of South Dakota will landscape the grounds around the New Union building under J. M. Adams from Omaha. Genevieve Blair says Adams will direct the project once he arrives. The Campus Beautiful committee plans spring fundraisers to support ongoing beautification efforts including prior work around the library and Law buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Vermillion
Mar
University of South Dakota
J. M. Adams
Omaha
Neb
Genevieve Blair
University
Campus Beautiful
Adams
Campus Beautiful Committee
Law Building
Miss Blair
W. H. Over
J. H. Julian
Adria Krier
Woonsocket
The
Volante
William McCann
Tyndall
Mabel Richardson
Ubrarian
L. E. Akeley
Martin Thompson
Dates Changed For Forestburg Festival
Forestburg notices the annual carnival and festival by the local P. T. A. has been postponed from March 14 to March 21 due to a clash with the state basketball tournament. County Agent Jones of Howard will replace County Agent Cave of Huron as speaker and judge and will discuss the Agricultural Outlook for 1931.
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Forestburg
Mar
Iocal P. T. A
Jones
Howard
Cave
Huron
Horses In Demand Urge Farmers To Ready Stock
Watertown reports Dr. W. Allen urges farmers to breed and train horses of 1400 to 1700 pounds for eastern buyers. He notes strong market interest, recounting $80 per head earned from recent shipments, and says the horse market compares well with other livestock sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Mar
W. Allen
Allen
Plan To Discontinue Ward Academy High School in LaRoche Township
In LaRoche township a special election voted 108 to 80 to discontinue the township high school operated at Ward Academy. Ward Academy, founded 35 years ago by Dr. L. E. Camfield, had financial troubles and was turned over to township authorities last year for high school use. After one year, property owners debated whether to maintain the township high school or pay tuition to nearby established high schools. The academy buildings are owned by the Academy association and were built with aid from the Congregational church building society.
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Academy
Platte, Marc
LaRoche Township
Ward Academy
L. E. Camfield
The
Academy Association
Congregational Church Building Society
String Quartet To Appear In Concerts In March
Aberdeen reports a string quartet from Northern State Teachers College schedules several March appearances. Maurice Dobbins plays first violin, Forest Lane second violin, Leon Everson viola, Professor Goodsell cello. Performances include March 13 in the college auditorium and a Sunday in Groton at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mar
Norther States Teachers College
H. E. Goodsell
Aberdeen College
Sarting
Groton
Presbyterian Church
Aberdeen Lions Club
Assembly
Northern
Maurice Dobbins
Forest Lane
Bowdle
Leon Everson
Goodsell
Amateurs and Professionals Debate at KUSD
A radio debate at the university station KUSD in Vermillion addressed ending the split between amateurs and professionals in college athletics. Otto Gruhn of Aberdeen argued against the distinction while Kenneth Waddell of Webster supported the affirmative. Both have two years of university debate experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
KUSD
Otto Gruhn
Aberdeen
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
Deadwood Teachers To Receive Same Salary
Deadwood teachers will keep the 1930 31 salary schedule for 1931 32 as adopted by the board of education. Arthur Hesse resigned from the board after several years of service and his successor will not be appointed until the March meeting.
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Deadwood
Mer
Deadwood Board of Education
Arthur Hesse
Wolsey Teachers Get New Contracts For Next Year
At a March Wolsey board of education meeting all teachers were offered contracts for the coming school year. It is understood Madelning Kiwell and Mim Moore have accepted other positions and will not remain in Wolsey.
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Wolsey
Wolsey, Mar
Board of Education
Mins Madelning Kiwell
Mim Moore
March time to start hotbeds for vegetables
BROOKINGS March 6 vegetable advice from Purley L Keene of South Dakota State College promotes starting hotbeds in early March to protect crops from heat and frost. Build a temporary frame with a sash, layer horse manure heating mass, then plant in sandy loam soil, with daily watering and careful ventilation. Lettuce, celery, tomatoes, cabbage and peppers are among crops recommended for hotbed growth and hardening before field transplanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Saya Purley L. Keene
South Dakota State College
Keene
Krene
Pierre Wood Cutters Active This Winter
Pierre South Dakota report notes open winter and unemployment boosting river wood cutting. Cottonwood logs bring $3 per 16 inch cord, eight feet long and four feet high, with buyers seeking ready timber.
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Pierre
Mar
Weather comparison of Pierre and Sioux City city forecasts
Special report compares Pierre and Sioux City weather from monthly Weather Bureau records. The piece notes winter patterns and their impact on local activity, with Aberdeen airport showing unexpected winter business, including three planes stopping in one day and continuous port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Pierre Pierre
Inet
Pierre
Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Mar
Erwin Couple Fete 59th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leach celebrated their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at home in Erwin. Congregational church choir sang for them. They married in Dane County Wisconsin February 26, 1872. Now living in Erwin, Leach formerly ran a livery business and led the Ladies Aid society.
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Erwin
Robert
Bo ‘Leach
Opll
Dane County
Wis
Clear Lake
Leach
A. T. Vickerman
Alta- Taont
Minn
William Zink
Omaha
Robert H
Ladies Aid of the
Erwin Church
Favorable Action Sought on Dam Plan for Trout Lake
The state fish and game commission will seek favorable action on a proposal to build a dam on a Mud Creek tributary south of Pierpont to form a trout lake. Sportsmen report trout thrived after planting last year and expect a mile-long ravine reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Mar
State Fish and Game Commission
Mud Creek
Pierpont
General Butler to Speak in Sioux Falls at Coliseum
Harold Mason post No. 15 American Legion of Sioux Falls plans a fall lecture by Brigadier General Smedley Butler USMC at the coliseum with topics My Experiences in China The Life of a Marine and The Crime Wave. A Marine Band concert is also suggested and a drought relief benefit dance netted 827 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Sioux Falls
Mar
Harold Mason Post No. 15
American Legion
Smedley, Butler
U. S. Marine Corps
Dery Marine
Sioux Falla
Debt Reduction Highlighted In Hot Springs Club Report
Hot Springs country club reports debt reduction in 1938 with 1000 dollars paid toward indebtedness plus 3688 in back interest and 320 in back taxes. Members vote thanks to president B J Glatty who is reelected. 1931 budget set, ground indebtedness to be paid at 2000 dollars annually, and Western South Dakota golf tournament planned to be the largest in the association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs Club
Hot Springs
Hot Springs Country Club
B. J. Glattly
South Dakota
Joe Club
Association
Madison arrests report shows evenly split offenses
The Madison report for March notes few arrests with two cases each for intoxication driving and driving through a stop sign. Each defendant paid fines totaling 85 dollars. Maxwell constable Wolsey and Mayor J C tied to city enforcement actions during a special meeting.
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Madison Madison
Mar
Madison Rest
Defendada
Maxwell
Wolsey, Mar
W. T. Maxwell
City of Wolsey
J. C
State pork exhibit teaches economical hog production
BROOKINGS March 6. An object lesson in economical pork production was shown at the Little International Stock and Grain show at State College. The animal husbandry department arranged the display in the college meat shop, featuring four hogs of different types with live weights of 262, 390, 222 and 138 pounds. Professors Fenn said the light-medium butcher would fetch the highest price, about 7 dollars per hundred, with other carcass values noted. The exhibit urged producing what the market wants to maximize pay for specific hog types and cuts.
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Brookings
Mar
State College
College
Forrest A. Fenn
Animal Husbandry Department
South Dakota
Professor Fenn
Hus- Bendry Department
South Dakota Receives $1.08 Million for Federal Buildings
Pierre March 6 The public building bill allocates 1 081 000 for new federal buildings in South Dakota. Sioux Falls gets 300 000 Watertown 120 00 Winner 100 000 Hot Springs 90 000 Mitchell 70 000 Rapid City 75 000 Yankton 55 000 Milbank 65 000 Vermilion 75 000 Milbank listed another 65 000. Total for SD 415 000, smallest state share. next smallest Wyoming at 1 085 000.
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Ates
Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Congress
Doane Robinson
Supreme Court
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Winner
Hot Springs
Mobridge
Rapid City
Vermilion
Mitchell
Milbank
Yankton
Wyoming
Fruit Trees Ready For Distribution From State College
The horticulture department at State College in Brookings announces a limited distribution of fruit trees and vines. Varieties include crab apples pears plums apples and sand cherries plus currants gooseberries grapes honeysuckles and dewberries. Plants are hardy for South Dakota. a small handling charge applies as the college is not in the nursery business. Professor E Hansen says the aim is testing and retesting, not mass placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State College
E. Hansen
South Dakota
Hansen
State College
Northern State debaters to join Jamestown in Bismarck debate
Northern State Teachers college debaters Abiiwine of Lowry and Harvey Swenson of Aberdeen will travel to Bismarck March 11 to join Jamestown College in a radio debate on KFYR. The question is whether nations should adopt free trade policy. Northern men have faced North Dakota and South Dakota opponents in prior debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abiiwine
Suse
Venus Mumclaui
Lowry
Harvey Swenson
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Bismarck
Jamestown College
KFYR
Northern
North Dakota
South Dakota
South Dakota Debate Contests At Vermilion Campus
A South Dakota debate team from the University of Cregle Auditorium will participate in a triangular contest on March 14 with A. A. D. Stoakes forming the negative for Hiron Yankton and Northern. An affirmative team from Clifford With Mellette and John Elsong Aberdeen will argue for Huron. The event is set for Vermilion with sessions at KUSD University Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
PL J? Harkness
Harold Stoakes
Bole Hiren
Yankton
Northern
Clifford
Af Mellette
John Elsong
Aberdeen
Huron
Ion
Mer
South Dakota
University of Cr Gle
KUSD
University Station
Athens
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Grover Farmer
Sen Naneien
Bonifia
Redfield
Hampshire
W. R. Hamilton
Bonilla
Seeans
Ande
Ennis-Hanly- Blackburn Coffee Co
Kanyae City
Museum
Sing Sing
Onder
Huron Grocery
Huron, S. D
Nash
Timothy Murphy
Ole Gundergon
WCCO
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