Should Improve Quality Of Stock In South Dakota
Brookings March 14 The dairy problem in South Dakota is not a matter of increasing herd numbers but of improving stock quality. G Heebink of the civic college extension service says better breeding can be achieved through widespread use of high producing sires. He notes the average quality of dairy herd sires has fallen over the past four to five years as farmers struggle with prices, forcing purchases of inferior animals. Emphasis should be on saving good herds and keeping the best bull calves, with breeders encouraged to exchange sires to prevent inbreeding. Officials suggest relying on fieldmen and state dairy associations for stock information, and avoiding costly purchases of cows and heifers unless necessary. The official 1935 start shows 387,000 mills, cows and heifers on South Dakota farms, the lowest since 1931, with declines in milk cows and heifers by about 13 percent from 1934 to 1935. The dairymen say many sold cows were low producers or undesirable, and removing them may improve future stock quality.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. Heebink
Civic College Extension Service
Mr. Heebink
Onlerc
Heebink
Department of Agriculture
Bonilla Speakers to Compete at Miller
Bonilla high school held a declamatory elimination contest at the school symposium. In the dramatic division Esther Walton won with The Little Dub and Faye Barrick won humorous with Mial Mammy’s Monday Morning. The two winners advance to the district contest at Miller on March 18 under instructor Annalu Lawson.
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Bonilla
Miller Bonilla
Mar
Esther Walton
Faye Barrick
Mammy
Miller Masch
Annalu Lawson
Junges
F. W. James
Theo. Halland
F. R .Byien
Ralph Goler
Bishop Johnson Preaches at St George’s and Confirms Youth
The Rt Rev Edwin Peake Johnson bishop of Denver preached an inspiring sermon at St George's Episcopal church on Tuesday evening and confirmed a class of young people. He left for Webster today and will cover eastern South Dakota administering confirmation.
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Redfield
Edwin Peake Johnson
Denver
St. George's Episcopal Church
Johnson
Webster
South Dakota
Ashton Lodge visit to Frankfort hosts Grand Chapter guest
Mr and Mrs K E Hilkemeiter and several locals toured Ashton Lodge in Frankfort on March 14 visiting the Ashton Eastern Star chapter. The grand conductress of the grand chapter attended as a guest, the order's work was exemplified for her inspection, a program was held and lunch served.
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Ashton Lodge Frankfort
Mar
K. E. Hilkemeiter
Ole Olron
BR. C. Stubbs
T. E. Cook
Tom Torkelson
Ashton
Kiwanis program highlights proper eye light and film demo
At noon the Kiwanis program featured C R Darnuth speaking on proper lighting for the eyes. C C MacCamey of Northwest Public Service illustrated lighting with a film showing. The Economy Club at George Seption home Northwest of Carpenter staged a one act Beauty Secrets under Mrs Charles Cooper. Readings by school children and 4 H girls choir Norma Coots led. Oyster stew served. Home extension clubs push use of home produced products in this year's achievement program.
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Kivanis
Redfield
Mar.id
Specia
Kiwanis
C. R. Darnuth
C. C. MacCamey
Northwestern Public Service Company
Cub
South Economy
George Seption
Carpenter
Charles Cooper
Norma Coots
Aberdeen Police Seek Bad Check Artist Joe Burke
Aberdeen, March 13. Police search for a night auto painter who cashed 10 bad checks Saturday totaling 51 dollars in Aberdeen. He registered as Joe Burke Flint Michigan at a local hotel with a young woman claimed as his bride. Warning sent to nearby states including North Dakota and Montana. authorities believe he may be dead. He rented space in a local garage for an auto painting business.
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Aberdeen
Mar
North Dakota
Montana
Joe Burke
Flint
Mich
Burke
Organizations Win Scholastic Ratings on State College Campus
Brookings report shows ten high ranking national honorary organizations on the State college campus with 117 active members. Rho Chi tops with two members and highest average. Pi Kappa Delta has ten members and lowest average. Sigma Lambda Sigma and Pi Gamma Mu also achieve above standard averages.
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Brookings
Mar
State College
Rho Chi
Pharmaceutical
Pi Kappa Delta
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Pi Gamma Mu
Social Science
Formal applications required for relief funds in Pierre
Beginning April the state relief administration will require formal applications from each county relief director before funds are granted. Applications are due by the 20th of each month and must be supported by statistical information on the county’s needs.
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Pierre
Mar
State Relief Administration
Ccounty
Declamatory Contest Held at Frankfort High School
The Frankfort high school declamatory contest took place in the assembly room with a fair crowd. Winners include Lola Richiness for oratorical Youth Aflame, Ruby Jones for dramatic Bobby Shaftee, and Lois Bicknese for humorous Alberta at the Beach. They will represent Frankfort at the district contest in Crestand next Monday March 18.
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Frankfort
Mar
Lola Richiness
Bobby Shaftee
Ruby ‘Jones
Alberta
Lois Bicknese
Frankfort High School
Creshard
Martel
Value Of Manufactured Products In South Dakota Declines
The Federal Bureau Of Census reports South Dakota manufactured product value fell to 46,265,812 dollars in 1933 from 69,072,076 dollars in 1931. The notes cite churn in stamps from 4 percent to 48 during the two year period.
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South Dakota
Federal Bureau of Consun
Newother
Pierre
Mar
Federal Bureau of Sons
Gobanuewa
St Ag
Contest Winners To Be Announced
Vermillion March 14 the names of the highest ranking seniors who took the preliminary examinations in the state wide scholarship contest sponsored by the extension division and the school of education at the University of South Dakota will be announced early next week. Of the 300 seniors who took the preliminary in their local high schools March 8 about 75 or one fourth will be invited to Vermillion on April 1 for the final examination. The questions in both tests were made out and will be graded by instructors in the education department of the university.
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Vermillion
Mar
Extension Division
School of Education
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Batson
Department of the University
Woman Is Injured In Fall In Frankfort Mer
Mrs Louise Manuel suffered a dislocated shoulder and arm bruises after a fall on a cement sidewalk in Frankfort. She was hospitalized at Redfield Hospital for treatment. Her advanced age makes the injuries serious. she has long served at the Molka home.
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Frankfort
Mer
Louise Manuel
Redfield
Molka
Homealers Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry Hansen arrived home this week after spending the winter with their daughter Mrs Esther Kanst in California. They traveled by automobile.
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California
Frankfort
Mar
Henry Hansen
Esther Kanst
Willow Lake Speakers Enter District Meet
Willow Lake high school students prepare for district meet at Waterdown after local elimination contest wins. Odena Valentina led in oratory with I am innocent of this blood. Thelma Sprang won dramatics with Eyes. Lyla Haug earned humor with Al Siwash. Grade division winners included Janage Holsworth Tom Boy, Jenola Nogelrier My sewing, and Edward Goblins in fifth and sixth grades.
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Willow Lake
Mar
Willow Lake High School
Watertown
Odena Valentina
Thelma Sprang
Lyla Haug
al Siwash
Janage Holsworth
Tom Boy
Jenola ‘Nogelrier
Edward
Six Victims Of Fall Recover At Home
Lake Preston March 14 Special Miss Mary Brennan city librarian who slipped on the ice early last week is recovering nicely at the home of her brother W Brennan and will soon be about Miss Sharlot Blow a high school freshman is seriously ill at her home with complications following influenza which she suffered several weeks Miss Viola Rogholt a high school junior was taken to the Volga hospital Tuesday evening where she was operated upon for appendicitis Latest reports are that she is getting along nicely.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Mary Brennan
W. Brennan
Sharlot Blow
Sahe
Misa Viola Rogholt
Wwaa
Volga Hospital
Income Tax Return Deadline Tomorrow in Aberdeen
South Dakota revenue official T C Rasper reminded readers that March 15 is the filing deadline for individual, corporate and partnership income tax returns. A 2 percent penalty applies for late returns unless an approved extension is granted.
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Aberdeen
T. C. Rasper
Internal Revenue Office of
South Dakota
Professor I L Miller Publishes Business Mathematics Textbook
S D State professor I L Miller of the state college mathematics department authored a standard college textbook on business mathematics published by D Van Nostrand Co. of New York. Miller, with degrees from the University of Indiana, is active in numerous scientific associations. The publishers praise clear language, concrete examples, and emphasis on principles over formulas. Most sections of the state had as much moisture in the first week of March as usual for the month.
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Brookings
I. L. Miller
State College
New York
Milierbax
Miller
University of Indiana
American Men of Science
Phi Kapepa
Sigma Xi
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Mathematical Association
D. ‘van Nostrand Company
Kidnap and Robbery Plot Probed by Sioux Falls Police
Sioux Falls police investigate a kidnap and robbery after J. W. Smith of Beresford reports being abducted at Beresford by a rough dressed man who forced him to drive to Lions Falls, where he was tied with a rope and robbed of about 50 dollars, his overcoat, suit, and his car. Nearby Morrell packing plant pickets helped free him.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Sioux’ Falls
J. W. Smith
Beresford
Lions Falls
Smith
Morrell Packing
Visit at Bonilla Bonilla in Winemac Ind
Miss Clara Barrick, who has worked in Winemac Indiana for two and a half years, is visiting at the home of Bonilla Bonilla and her relatives. The note mentions her employment and current visit status with no further details.
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Bonilla
Mar. W
Sperial
Clara Barrick
Winemac
Ind
Miss Rerricke Attended by Relatives in Town Visit
Mrs. Rerricke and her parents from the area were accompanied by her uncle Hugh Rerrick and cousin Albreth during a recent town visit. They traveled by automobile, enjoying the local scene and meeting residents.
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Walt Rerricker
Hugh Rerrick
Mr. Albreth
Bancroft Aid Plans Evening Meeting and Election
The Bancroft Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet in the church basement tonight. An annual election of officers will be held. All members are urged to attend and bring one dish for a pot luck supper.
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AID
Bancroft
Mar
Bancroft Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Beadle and Atljoming Counties Farm Land Auction Near Huron
For sale range between 160 and 320 acres including parcels with buildings and separate tracts of farmland without buildings in Beadle and Atljoming counties. Location near Huron College in Huron Dakota. Contact for details and terms.
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Beadle
Atljoming Counties
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