Stock Show adopts fair prize distribution for calf contest
St Louis Live Stock Exchange adopts rules to share sale proceeds among more exhibitors in the Calf Club contest at National Stockyards next December. Grand champion 50 percent and reserve 15 percent are redistributed among 28 winners and all other entries up to 220 calves, with aim to broaden rewards for 250 calves.
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St. Louis Live Stock Exchange
National Stockyards
Ira D. Mullinax
Jay
H. A. Powell
the Exchange
St. Louis Exchange
Scout Motto Will Be Followed At Circus Visit
Boy Scout camporee winners from Wessington Springs on May 23 24 and Lake Byron today and tomorrow earned invites to the Robbins Brothers 4 ring circus in Huron June 7. They will tour animal tents see care traits pad room and clown makeup and join pageants illustrating U S history before marching as business army of tomorrow.
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Wessington Springs
Lake Byron
Jean
Robbins Brothers
Huron
Animal Kingdom
United States
4-H Exhibit Draws Big Crowds at Regional Show
4-H club members, many clubbers, exhibited at a large livestock center event praised as a major baby beer show. The display drew participants mostly from Missouri and Illinois, marking it as a prominent regional showcase.
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Missouri
Tiinois
Kerrigan retires after 50 years with railroad
ELK POINT May 30 Thomas A Kerrigan, believed to hold the local record for long railroad service, retires after 50 years with the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway and is pensioned for life. Four years ago he received the W E A button awarded after 45 years of service.
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Elk Point
Thomas A. Kerrigan
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Kerrigan
W. E. A. Button
Redfield Seniors End Activities This Week
Redfield high school wraps up its activities with baccalaureate at the auditorium led by Rev. HW Crellin. Class day exercise follows, and eighth grade graduation exercises are scheduled for Tuesday evening.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
HW. E. Crellin
Episcopal Church
Graduation Exercises Set For Rural School Class of 1944
Prof V C Culp of the rural school department Northern State Teachers college gives the address. The final program Thursday evening will close with diplomas. Dr E C Higsbie of Eastern State Teachers normal will speak. The graduating class for this school year numbered 44.
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V. C. Culp
Rural School ‘Department
Northern State Teachers College
E. C. Higsbie
Eastern State Teachers Normal
Mumbera
Memorial Day Address Planned by Redfield Legion
Redfield observed Memorial Day with all businesses closed. The American Legion Post organized the program at the cemetery where Governor Bulow was to deliver the principal address.
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Governor Bulow
Redfield
American Legion
Bulow
Watertown Protests High Taxes Organizes Taxpayer League
Watertown residents meeting led by John B Hanten voted to form a countywide taxpayer's league to regulate taxes. A county unit is planned with a state-wide goal. an organizational meeting is set for June 2. A.T. Hopkins was elected chairman and FO Johnson secretary.
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Watertown
John B Hanten
A.T. Hopkins
FO. Johnson
Pierre Doctor Sets Record In N. D. Trip
Dr. C. E. Robbins set a new airplane travel record for the distance from Grand Forks to Pierre, flying there in just over three hours to visit his mother after an operation. He returned to Pierre Tuesday afternoon with a tail wind aiding the trip. Pilot John Harlgringson flew the Presha aircraft.
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Pierre
N. D
Grand Forks
C.E. Robbins
Robbins
North Dakota
John Harlgringson
Onida Woman Celebrates 95th Birthday At Home
Onida May 30 Special a small group of Mrs N P Nelson friends gathered with her children at their southeast of Onida home to mark her 95th birthday. Despite spring illness she remained erect without aid and keeps to household duties. A pioneer Sully county mother she arrived in early days and has six sons Andrew Charles Otto Luther George and daughter Emma Lister all of Ovida and Will of North Dakota.
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Onida
Specia
N. P. Nelson
Nelson
Sully County
Andrew
Charles
Otto
Luther
George
Emma Lister
Ovida
Will
North Dakota
County Opens Road Projects in Yankton Area
Yankton reports begin grading and bridging on county highway 15 within about two weeks led by W. M. crews. The work aims to improve the route, with details pending final approvals and schedules.
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Yankton
W. M
Danielson Highway Projects Set After Letting Contracts
Danielson superintendent of highways announced after contracts were let to Western Bridge and Construction. Two highway projects will be completed this week per the plans of the highway department.
Roads to be graded and gravelled under 1930 plans
The department outlines two early major projects for 1930. Ten miles of road from Irene to Center Point will be graded. Fourteen miles of gravel on the Jamestown road will be laid by Saturday evening.
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Irene
Center Point
Jamestown
Department
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