Farmers To Study Grading Of Stock
Farmers in 12 South Dakota counties will learn livestock grading with help from J. K. Wallace of the U S Department of Agriculture and A. M. Eberle of the state college extension service. Demonstrations cover hogs sheep and cattle with talks on market grades and consumer demand shaping prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
J. K. Wallace
Bureau of Crops and Markets
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. M. Eberle
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Eberle
Stanley County
Zichach
Meade
Perkins
Carson
Campbell
Potter
Day
Codington
Clark
Hamlin
Marshall
Groton Schools Set Armistice Day Observance
Groton high school will lead Armistice day events with a minute of silence at 11 am followed by a gym assembly. Rev. Knute and students perform music and the Legion posts advance colors in the evening program with an Americanization essay contest and cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Groton High School
FR. L. Snyder
BT. S. Knute 1
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
M.S. Knutson
Fern Newland Wall
EB. Jd. Rock
Select Women for Glee Club at U
A Group of 19 first sopranos includes Dorothy O Meara of How ard, Lois Birks of Huron, Boris Howell of Redfield, Katherine Potter of Pierre, and Rose Mary Walker of Blunt. Second sopranos names listed include Mildred Bernan of Pierre and others. Altos feature Reth Lomham Redfield Ada Moenek How ard Jeanne Rachel Wessington Springs and Eileen Stout Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Ada Moenek
Howard
Jeanne Rachel
Wessington Springs
Eileen Stout
Pierre
Mildred Bernan
Home Economics Head Attends Regional Conference
Vermillion November 7 Mary Margaret Shaw professor of home economics at the University of South Dakota will attend a conference of home economics department representatives from six states meeting at Ames Indiana November 16 and 3 percent. The conference directed by United States Food Commissioner Coap ex is the first of its kind in the region. The theme is Family Problems and the study of the family. Representatives from Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Mary Margaret Shaw
University of South Dakota
Ames
United States
Coapex
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North and
South Dakota
High School Orchestra Delights With Sunlight Tempo
On Monday afternoon the high school orchestra directed by Miss Helen Bren performed Sunlight tempo in the newly recirculated theater at the center of school social life. A small admission of twenty two cents was charged per student, attracting a large crowd that enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Helen Bren
Huron Debsters Debate Before Yale Audience
Yale high school debaters argued before a public audience in an event labeled a Specially The public speaking contest. The debate proceedings featured a confrontation between opposing sides as part of a 20 Accisium affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Debsters
Yale
SALE
Yale High
Triceratops Horns Exhibit Sparks Fight For Existence Theme
Vermillion reports on display at the University of South Dakota Museum of two petrified Triceratops horns found along the Moreau River 26 years ago. Willia Gunderson donated them after discovering their significance with help from geologist Maurice Kirby. The horns weigh eight to nine pounds each and indicate a 20 foot long reptilian animal that roamed western South Dakota basin.
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University Museum
Vermillion
Moreau River
Hght
University of South Dakota
Willia Gunderson
Carl
Stephen Harry
Vwer
Mr. Gunderson
Maurice
South Dakota Seeks Entries for International Grain Show
Brookings November 7 South Dakota Crop Improvement Association urges state exhibitors to enter alfalfa and other classes for the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago after Thanksgiving. Entries must be received by November 29. samples arrive by November 28. Frank Swope directs the state display with a dedicated exhibit section and a state agriculture department commercial display in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Chicago
Ralph E. Johnston
South Dakota
Association
Frank Swope
Orient
State Department of Agriculture
Pierre
The
International
Pierre Dedicates $250000 Hospital
Pierre celebrated the dedication of the new 250000 dollar St. Marys hospital on Tuesday, marking the city as home to a premier local medical facility. The ceremony highlighted the hospital as a significant addition to Pierre’s health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
Dedication Program Led by Fr Ignatious and Governor Bulow
The capital city band performed at the dedication presided by Fr Ignatious of Yankton. A special afternoon program featured sisters guiding visitors through the building. The hospital auxiliary served dinner. Governor W J Bulow, newly elected to the US Senate, spoke on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Ignatious
Yankton
Sister's
W. J. Bulow
United States Senate
Harvest Field Yields 3500 Bushels Potatoes In South Dakota
Clyde and Roe Hail ey of Custer district planted 20 acres of potatoes producing 3500 bushels with 1000 frozen in the ground. Bailey brothers stored 1200 bushels in the community cellar built by Lou Burscough and plan to herd them until spring to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Clyde
Roe Hailey
Bailey Brothers
Lou Burscough
Northwest Grain Association opens Sioux Falls office
The Northwest Grain Association opened a Sioux Falls office under T. J. Morgans to extend marketing services to spring wheat growers. The branch will buy on track and handle consigned shipments, with direct consignments possible to Milwaukee Cedar Rapids Omaha Kansas City and Denver markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Northwest Grain Association
T. J. Morgans
City
W. J. Kuhrt
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minnesota
Great Falls
Mont
Morgens
Updike Grain Corporation
Security National Bank
Kuhrt
Madison Woman to Lead Press Meeting at Dakota Wesleyan
Joyce Greg Lory, senior at Eastern State Teachers college in Madison, will preside at the South Dakota Collegiate Press Association convention at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell on November 14-15. She was elected president at the Eastern convention last year and will be accompanied by Lois Drake, journalism instructor and faculty adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Joyce Greg- Lory
Eastern State Teachers College
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Gregory
Bryant
Eastern
Mitchel
Lois Drake
College staffs and convention attendance noted
Members of both staffs from the Trojan and the Eastern college yearbooks will attend the convention, with several journalists traveling to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Trojan
Eastern
Powder Fails To Explode After Store Fire
Workmen clearing the Ramharter hardware Store ruins in Clear Lake uncover a three pound blasting powder can that failed to detonate during the blaze. Had it exploded flames could have worsened the fire damage and endangered crews on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Ramharter Hardware Store
Wesleyan Plans Delegation To National Conference
A large delegation from Dakota Wesleyan’s Y M C A will attend a conference in Madison on November 7. Mrs Jessie Burrall Eubank of the University of Cincinnati will be the chief speaker. Mrs Sherman and Kenneth Sherman of Dakota Wesleyan University head the conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Madison
Jessie Burrall-Eubank
University of Cincin
Man
Kenneth Sherman
D. Ww. U
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Mather
Brown
Harvest Mane
SFUDS
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Warrur
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Aiei
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Northwestern Public Service Co
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