Hatchery Code Aids Farmers in South Dakota
Brookings reports that a new hatchery code effective January protects buyers of baby chicks, poults, and ducklings with quality, delivery, and loss adjustments. It bans deceptive advertising and requires eggs to weigh at least 23 ounces per dozen to improve stock. Exemptions apply to farmers selling under 500 chicks. others pay a compliance fee based on hatchery capacity. Violations carry penalties up to 300 dollars.
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Brookings
W. C. Taly
State College
Alvana Bernard
Jefferson
South Dakota
Bernard
Potter Training Schools to Hold Music Classes in Potter County
Miss Leona Curtis home agent announces two music training schools for the year in Potter county. Mrs Lela Lynn Smith state song leader will conduct. One session at Mrs Elizabeth Coleman Haven on March 12 morning, another at Mrs Mate Sargent Gettysburg that afternoon.
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Potter Training Schools
Gettysburg
Mar
Potter County
Leona Curtis
Lela Lynn Smith
Elizabeth Coleman
Haven
Mate Sargent
Gettesburg
Farewell Parties Honor Mrs Butler Before Move
LAKE PRESTON March 8 Specialties Mrs C A Butler leaves the city after a round of social events. A Saturday afternoon tea hosted by Mrs Ispish Nelson honoured her. A Monday luncheon hosted by Mrs C Brubkaer followed by a coffee party by Mrs A J Baldwin. The Butler family departed Tuesday morning for Egan to establish their future home.
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Butler
Lake Preston
Mar
C. A. Butler
Ispish Nelson
Tua
C. Brubkjaer
Mrs. Butler
A. J. Baldwin
Egan
Farewell for Lake Preston Mayor and Mrs Butler
Lake Preston residents gathered Monday evening to honor Mayor C. A. Butler and his wife as they prepare to move to Egan. A reception in the high school auditorium featured music and a gift presentation by civic and church groups. Dr and Mrs Butler have lived in Lake Preston for fourteen years and contributed actively to the community.
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Preston
Lake Preston
C. A. Butler
Egan
High Scool
A. A. Coulson
Butler
Lake Preston Octogenarian Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Joan Lawson, a Lake Preston pioneer who homesteaded in the early 1920s, marked her eighty first birthday at her son Clarence's home with about six old friends in attendance. She remains in good health despite her age. The Fifth Cavalry, a rare surviving horse unit, is ten years old and stationed at Fort Clark Brackettville Texas.
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Preston
Lake Preston, Mar
Lake Preston
Joan Lawson
Clarence
University of Missouri
Fifth Cavalry
United States Army
Fort Clark
Brackettville
Tex
Powerful Rheumatism Cure Promises Quick Pain Relief
A Longstaff Drug Co notice touts a wondrous prescription that eases rheumatism in 48 hours. It claims merchants endorse the product to expel uric acid and relieve backache neuritis sciatica and lumbago with a money back guarantee a square deal to all sufferers.
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Dad
Longstaff D Ug Co. Inc
De Smet School Reelects Superintendent and Teachers
The De Smet school reelected its superintendent Miss Lydia Holm and five grade teachers for next year. Zepha Everhart Helen Rasche Bernice Belzer Zore Colburn John Harold remain on the faculty. Doris Gray declines. Spring vacation set for March 26, graduation May 31.
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de Smet
Mar
Lydia Holm
Zepha Everhart
Helen Rasche
Bernice Belzer
Zore, Colburn
John Harold
Doris Gray
Sioux Falls
Best Time To Plant Hotbeds In March
Brookings March advice from Purley J. Keane of State College Horticulture urges an early start for two vegetables to beat heat and drought. He explains hotbeds use deep or surface frames with sash and manure heat, outlining steps from pit construction to planting and wind protection.
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Brookings
Mer
South Dakota
Purley J. Keane
Department of Horticulture
State College
Keene
Planting Advice for Shelter and Drainage on Slopes
A gardening expert recommends using a gentle south or south east slope for trees and shrubs to maximize forenoon sun and ensure proper drainage. He notes that protection from other directions is beneficial, with slope orientation optimizing growth and moisture handling.
Swimming Pool Drainage Work Begins in Alpena
Alpena on March 3 Special reports that workers began digging a drainage ditch on Friday to install pipes for the pool outlet into Sandy Creek south of Alpena. No swimming pool construction has started yet.
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Alpena
Alpena, Mer
Sandy Creek
Alpena Woman Is Honored At Party
Mrs. A B Lawrence was surprised on her birthday as friends gathered for a late evening lunch of ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sol Luckey and family from Wessington Springs, Mr and Mrs Orval Eaton and family from north of the Springs, Harley Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs John Roger of Beadle courtly, Mrs Louise Thompson and Miss Clara Beton.
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Alpena
Mar
A B. Lawrence
Sol Luckey
Wessington Springs
Orval Eaton
Meade Returns to Work at Wheat Allotment Office
Miss Alma Meade of Bancroft resumes duties at the wheat allotment office after a several day absence due to injuries from an accident last week.
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DE Smet
Mar
Alma Meade
Bancroft
Iroquois Township Holds Seven Year Election
Iroquois township conducted its annual election with light turnout. Elected officers include Lemont Tex. as town clerk Ralph Joseph for two years O Hammond as treasurer William Sinkler as assessor F O Schumaker and John Wallace as justices of peace Clarence Stroup as constable Ralph Joseph among others with Strub serving three years.
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Roquois
Troquois
Mer
Iroquois
Beau
Lemont Tex
Algiers
H. C. Strub
Ralph Joseph
O. Hammond
William Sinkler
F. O. Schumaker
John Wallace
Clarence Stroup
Marriage Licenses Granted in Redfield Mar 7
The following couples received marriage licenses in Redfield recently Edna Trask 27 Athol and August Hoellin 50 Athol February 24 Gladys Palon 19 Highmore and Daniel Gest 26 Paulkton February 24 Wilhelm Faulkton and Edward Peterka 28 Orient and Amp Wilhelm Faulkton February 24 Eries sine Pullman 22 Carpenter and Eli Decker 25 Carpenter March 1
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Redfield
August Hoellin
Athol
Fem
Edna Trask
Daniel Gest, Jr
Paulkton
Gladys Palon
Highmere
Edward Peterka
Orient
Amp Wihelm
Faulkton
Eli_Decker
Carpenter
Eriessine Pullman
Junior High Play Makes Hit Here
The Junior High presented Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy a three act comedy by Katherine Kavanaugh to a large, amused audience last night. Lela Steele and Joyce Chamberlain receive credit for producing the show, which organizers hailed as one of Junior High’s best performances. The entire action unfolded on stage to favorable crowd reactions.
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Katherine Kavanaugh
Junior High
Lela Steele
Joyce Chamberlain
Court yard drama at Good Sana tarium features local youth cast
A school stage production centers on Jack Marshall confined to a sanitarium after a speeding arrest. His father on the board refuses help, while Jack pursues kidnapers and jewel thieves to redeem himself. The cast includes Gordon McNamara Betty Shecks Norman Schwietert Wanda Bales and others with an orchestra and special number performances between acts. New Zealand butter consumption noted in closing line.
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Jack Marshall
Santarium
Jack
Lois Meredith
Miss LaVelle
Margaret Sainsbury
Higgins
Keith Gordon
Marshall
Gene Moore
Beatrice
Virginia Avery
Marjorie
Juanita Stam
Janet
Mary We
Evelyn Winslow
Betty Campbell
Edward Gordon
Donald Johnson
Shepersky
Vernon Rice
Lea Arndt
Vivian Ruhlman
Helen Huchanen
Ruhlman
Doris Anderson
Jean Farrow
Mary Murphy
Byrne Anderson
Ester Spieker
Marlis Cummins
Betty Zeller
Helen Hornbeck
Mina Sperrer
Katherine Jeen Ssyler
Clara Jacobsson
Children who are Always Catching Cold
A columnist argues low vitality leads to frequent colds in children and warns against harsh laxatives. The recommended plan suggests giving a spoonful of plain California Syrup of Figs every few days to ward off biliousness, advocating the genuine product.
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California
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