Early hatching yields best results for poultry
South Dakota poultry expert J. Weisner of the state college extension service says early hatched chicks are more profitable. Early hatchers produce higher egg yields, with October and November layers averaging 161 eggs in year one versus 96 for February-March hatchers. He recommends hatch dates by breed and keeping chicks of similar ages together to prevent stunting and feeding disruption.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
J. Weisner
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Weisner
Plymouth
Mr. Weisser
Eastern Normal To Debate Over Radio
Eastern State Teachers College women’s affirmative team will debate on radio against Maryville Missouri’s State Teachers College women’s negative team Sunday March 9 at 3 pm on Station KSOO Sioux Falls. The P Kappa Delta question asks if nations should completely disarm except police forces. Joyce Gregory and Florence Newcomb will argue for Eastern. Ballots may be sent to Station KSOO by listeners. The men’s teams will debate in a separate session in a non-decision open-forum Oregon plan format.
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Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers College
KSOO
Sioux Falls
State Teachers College
Maryville
Missouri
P. Kappa Delta
Joyce R. Gregory
Bryant
Florence Newcomb
Eastern State Teachers’ College
Xxsoo
George Hollister
Glenn Mills
State
Heavy vote cast in Esmond election
Esmond township voters on Tuesday produced an unusually large turnout. Ay Thielan and Louis Engel won the caucus ticket for cruiser and assessor, defeating rivals G E Wollin and C F Mundy who ran on the independent ticket.
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Esmond
Mar
Ay Thielan
Louis Engel
Cruisor Ard Assessor
G. E Wollin
C. F. Mundy
Lake County Schools Begin Free Clinics Series
Madison March 2. A series of free clinics started Thursday in all Lake County schools under Dr Margaret Koenix, director for the state board of health. Proceeds from Christmas cate will help fund the clinics.
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Lake County
Madison
Mar
Margaret Koenix
State Board of Death
Watertown reports large tax cut and debt payoff gains
Watertown, March 7 report directed by Mayor D C Noonan shows the city is about 550,000 richer than five years ago. It details valuations taxes and operating results plus bonded debt paid off and sinking funds. From 1927 to 1929 the tax levy dropped from 15 mills to 13.8 mills and the 1929 levy was 160,189.28, the lowest in five years. Bonds totaling 66,750 were paid off in the period.
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Watertown
D. C. Noonan
State Glee Club To Give Concert Tonight
The State college women's glee club presents its eighth annual concert in the college auditorium Friday night under director Prost H L Kehler. Members include Kathleen Akin Lola Astbaugh Frances Brown Winifred Broom Marjorie Caldwell Stella Cerdall and many others from Brookings De Smet Vermilion Gary and Sisseton among locations represented.
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Iavuunwngs
Mar
State College Women's Glee Club
College Auditorium
H. L. Kehler
Women’s Glee Club
Kathleen Akin
Lola Astbaugh
Frances Brown
Winifred Broom
Marjorie Caldwell
Stella Cerdall
Geraldine Fenn
Lucille Hauff
Erna Jean Hutton
Margaret Lentz
Lydia Nelson
Deane Paulson
Carthage
Harriet Pilling
Flandreau
Alta Rietz
Salem
Esther’ Ruppel
Alpena
Elinor Sabin
Bijou Ds
Faye Sealender
de Smet
Helen Stedrowsky
Wagner
Helen Toomey
Hedfield
Lois van ‘Yasseil
Iroquois
Dorothy Watkins
Sturgis
Thelma Willahan
Mary Williams
Sisseton
Man Falls Into Cistern At Wells Home
Arthur Wright cistern cleaner escaped serious injury after a ten foot fall into a cistern at the J. E. Wells home on West Third Avenue. A damaged ladder gave way near the top and Wright suffered a deep head cut before a Mitchell fire department dock and ladder team arrived to rescue him.
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Mitchell
Mar
Arthur Wright
J. E. ‘Wells
West
Third. Avenue
Wright
Mitchell ‘Fire Department
Kerosene Stove Triggers Major Fire in Floriana Block
Rapid City firemen fought a blaze on Sixth and Main in the Floriana block. A kerosene stove in the J C Bowman rooms exploded starting the fire on the second and third floors, gutting several rooms and trapping residents. Fire Chief Scheidt said crews controlled the blaze, rescuing trapped occupants and feeding them as smoke poured from south and east windows.
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Rapid City
Mari
Floriana
Scheidt
J.C. Bowman
Hair Makeover Restores Gray Exposed by Hat Off
A woman with gray hair avoided removing her hat due to embarrassment. After trying several dye results, she used Lea's hair dye and now her hair looks beautiful and no longer gray, restoring confidence.
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Lea
Lea's Hair Tonic Proclaimed Effective by Readers
A testimonial style notice touts Lea's Hair Tonic as restoring natural hair color and reducing dandruff. Mrs Henry Behrens of Shannock, R.I., credits the product with reviving life and shade, noting routine use and a monthly touch up. The ad claims low cost, simple nightly scalp application, and a six week money back guarantee via Lea's Tonie Co.
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Lea
Henry
Behrens
Shannock
R. L
Perriton's
Lea’ Tonie.Co
Brent
Onom
New Mitchell State Auto Club seeks new laws and travel info
Mitchell March 7 The State Auto Club outlines a broad program to foster uniform state motor vehicle laws, safe highway operation, travel information, and tourist services. D K Hoopes newly named secretary manager explains aims including bureaus in principal cities and non affiliation with the Custer Battlefield Highway group.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
South Dakota Automobile Cair
D. K. Hoopes
Canada
Myr
Hoopes
Automobile Cub
Custer Battlefield Hiway
Automobile Club
Yankton Sets Course for 12 Apartment Building
Yankton officials say a site at the corner of Firth and Mulberry streets has been purchased as the first step toward erecting a 12 apartment building. Prompted by the chamber of commerce a investor group led by Joseph Viniateri plans to incorporate soon and has already raised one fourth of the needed capital.
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Yankton
Mar. 1
Firth and
Mulberry Streets
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Viniateri
Allready
Wesleyan Debaters To Close Busy Week
Wesleyan Debaters plan three debates over the weekend and Monday. Julia Hart of Doland and Glen Bachman of Wessington Springs form the affirmative team for the Pi Kappa Delta topic. A Wesleyan negative team faces State College in Brookings Sunday evening.
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Onset
ESM Yatl University
School of Mines
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Julia ‘Hart
Doland
Glen, Bachman
Wessington
Springs
Pi Kappa Delta
State’ College
Brookings
Methodist
Olint D. Jackson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Wessington Springs
Howard Reedy
Tulare
Harold Reese
Mitchell
Watertown Man Held On Forgery Charge
Watertown reports a man was charged with first degree forgery after attempting to cash a forged check at the First National Bank. State's Attorney A B Jaynes filed the complaint and a preliminary hearing before Judge Lloyd B Peterson was expected. Names of the forged party were withheld pending investigation.
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Watertown
Mar
Sharp
First National Bank
A. B. Jaynes
Lloyd B. Peterson
Northern Offers 150 Summer Courses at Normal
Aberdeen March 7 Officials plan to offer more than 150 courses at Northern normal during the 1930 summer session. Additional instructors will be provided for special courses.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Mar
Northern Normal
Pierre Plans For Annual Music Convention in May
Pierre prepares for the annual convention of the State Federation of Music clubs scheduled May 5 to 7. The Monday Musical club of Pierre will host and entertain the delegates during the event.
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Pierre
Mar
State Federation of Music Clubs
Pierre Wi
Wayland Man Jailed On Liquor Charge
Jos. Bohrer of north of Wayland pleaded guilty before Judge Frank R. Fisher to a liquor violation. He was sentenced to pay a $350 fee and to serve 40 days in jail.
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Wayland
Miller
Jos. Bohrer
Frank R. Fisher
Jai
Custer Votes Bonds for Disposal Plant
At a special election in Custer citizens approved issuing bonds for a new disposal plant. The tally was 223 in favor and 76 against. Some residents indicated plans to begin work soon.
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iCuster
Custer
Mar
Summer Home Construction Advances With Spring Start
Builders move to begin summer home projects as spring arrives providing modern disposal systems to ensure homes are up to date with contemporary waste management and sanitation standards.
Changes In Ethan Breadth Of Spring Local Commerce
Ethan South Dakota town headlines a busy spring with no vacant houses on Main Street. Three properties changed hands along with two general merchandise stores and five residence properties. A new grocery is starting as the town fortifies its largest cheese factory.
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Ethan Ethan
Mar
South Dakota
Generoul Merchandise
Canova Company Announces Power Rate Reduction
Canova, March 7. The Central West Public Service Company cuts power and light rates in Canova effective April 1, marking the second reduction in a year. The firm seeks renewal of its Canova telephone franchise, originally expired years ago, with provision for 24 hour service. The new franchise will be voted on at the regular town election in April.
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Canova
Mar
Central West Public Service Company
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