4 Day Farm and Home Week Opens at South Dakota College
Brookings November 1 Special Farm and Home Week at State College opened with strong attendance. Dr. G S Weaver says about 10 000 visitors are expected over four days, following last year’s 9 840. The event showcases college departments offering practical demonstrations and research findings to aid farmers and homemakers across agriculture and home economics.
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Brookings
State College
South Dakota
G. 5. Weaver
Weaver
Bo R C. B. Denman
Farm Board and
Farm Marketing Authority
Wanner
State Livestock Committee
UN State Livestock Sanitary Board
Yais
Sanitary Board
South Dakuny Crop Improvement Association
Forts to make this state a better place in which to Lye
Doctor Weaver says he aims to improve the state environment and public health. The remark reflects ongoing efforts by medical professionals to address local concerns and promote wellbeing across communities.
Roll Call Workers Get Instructions At Annual Dinner
Highmore reports from the Red Cross Roll Call dinner at the Methodist Church with D. C. Mills of the national Red Cross as guest speaker. County chairman R. V. Ray was absent. reports were given by C. J. Drew and Mrs. R. J. Drew. Highlighted were Christmas bus and veterans hospital remembrances, and junior Red Cross work in rural schools led by Mrs. Gladys Cannon, with Miss Mabel Potrude noted as county nurse.
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Highmore
D.C. Mills
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Methodist Church
H. E. Bloomenrader
Bloomenrader
R. V. Ray
Fred FR. Winans
C. J. Drew
R. J. Drew
Lees
John Quinn
Veterans’ Hospital
Gladys .Cannon
Cooperation Between School and Church Article by Barrett Lowe
Barrett Lowe, superintendent in Wessington Springs, wrote Cooperation Between School and Church for School Activities. The Nov issue highlights the plan to link religious education with schooling via a questionnaire, reports, and organization steps. The program has drawn national attention and letters from across the country.
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Wessington Springs
Barrett Lowe
Lowe
Weston Springs
Resus
United States
Adurnah
Baptist State Convention
Carpenter M. E. Aid Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Carpenter M. E. Aid held its annual election at Mrs. Bessie Wallman’s home with sixteen members present. Gladys Mallwye was chosen president, Pearl Wicks vice president, and Merl Madsen secretary-treasurer. Monthly church services and parsonage repairs were planned. Lunch was served by the hostess and helpers Mrs. Bottger and Mrs. Jeffrey.
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Uanape
M. E. Lad
Bessie Wallman
Iva Bosch
Gladys Mallwye
Pearl Wicks
Merl. Madsen
Bottger
Jeffrey
Mrs Quirk Hostess To Highmore Club Meeting
Highmore. Nov. S-Special- Each department chairman gave a brief report of her division. Suggestions for a club acaivst were offered at the regular meeting of the Highmore Warren's Club held Friday at the home of Mrs J H Quirk. Roll call was answered by coach member who spoke on her topic. Recognition was given for county library board service to former members Mrs J H Quirk and Mrs Clay Webb now on the board and Mrs A A Jordan who completed an eight year term. Mention was also made of Mrs Erastus Corned's past service.
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Clay Webb
A. A. Jordan
Erastus Corned
Livestock Loading To Be Feature Of Farm And Home Week
Brookings Nov 9 Special To show proper livestock loading without injury a truck loading contest will be part of Farm and Home Week at State College. Three trucks load three steers six sheep and six hogs. Contestants Merrit Dunlap Barney Scofield and Harve Apple bring trucking experience. Judges include Peter West Marion Foster and a yet unnamed livestock grower. Harry J Boyts will discuss loading techniques and proper handling. Competing drivers may win an electric livestock prod.
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Brookings
State College
Merrit Dunlap
Barney Scofield
Harve Apple
Volga
Guy McDonald
Peter West
Sioux Falls
Ivestock — Commission
Marion Foster
John Morrell and Company
Harry J. Boyts
Sioux City
Boyts
McDonald
John Brown Funeral Held in Wessington Springs
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Church in Wessington Springs for John Brown longtime South Dakota resident who died Friday noon at Mitchell hospital The Rev Earl F P Kurlz officiated He was born in Norway in 1870 came to the United States at 17 He survived by his widow and one son Wilbur Burial was in the Wessington Springs cemetery
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John Brown
Springs Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
Mitchell Hospital
Early FP. Kurlz
Mr. Brown
Norway
Wilbur
Church of Christ Aid Society Meets
The Church of Christ Aid Society was entertained at the home of Mrs. Ott Freese Friday evening with Mrs. Emma Freese and Miss Marian Freese assisting. Ten members answered roll call with Mrs. Osear Hultman as a guest. After a brief business session and social hour the hostesses served lunch.
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Wasdinglon, Mov
Church of Christ Aid Society
Ott Freese
Emma Freese
Marian Freese
Elsie Schwab
Osear Hultman
Presbyterian Church Supper and Bazaar Thursday
The annual bazaar and supper of the Presbyterian Church will be held Thursday with many pretty and useful articles on display in the afternoon and evening. Service is to begin at 7:39 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Extension Club Meets in Tulare
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Wolsey
Presbyterian Church
Party for Freshmen at Tulare High School
Tulare high school auditorium hosted a Friday party for freshmen who won the subscription contest of the Chief, the school paper, with games and lunch. Hoodlums robbed a church in Sioux Falls after entering an unlocked Little Flower of Jesus Catholic Church, destroying objects and stealing a small statue and five windows. estimated loss around $40.
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Tulare
Tulare High School
Sioux Falls
Little Flower of Jesus Catholic Church
Wool Growers Show Fleeces Debuts At State College Week
Brookings dispatch reports South Dakota aims to boost sheep industry with the first state Wool Show at State College Farm and Home Week November 9 to 12. Thirty-two fleeces entered from range and native flocks will be judged by Mike Finnigan. Exhibits focus on market grades, yield, and wool quality to encourage improved production and entry to the national show in Chicago.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College Farm
G. A. McDonalc
Ension Animal Husbandsman
Mr. McDonald
The
International
Chicago
Mike Finnigan
Woal Growers Association
Cooperative Wool Growers
McDonald
Tropical Storm Near Florida Expected Strengthen
The weather bureau said a tropical storm of less than hurricane strength was centered at 7 am EST over northwestern Andros Island in the Bahamas about 150 miles southeast of Miami and moving northwest at 15 mph. It likely shifts north today and accelerates, bringing rough seas and winds not exceeding 40 to 45 mph along the east Florida coast from Key Largo to Cape Canaveral. Gladyce Bryant departed Tulare for Long Beach, California, after visiting her mother, Mrs. Hattie Bryant, the past month.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Weather Bureau
Andros Island
Bahamas
Miami
Key Largo
Cape Canaveral
Mrs. Marion Drisbrow Visits Tulare for Two Weeks
Mrs. Marion Drisbrow of Deadwood arrived in Tulare on Friday and will spend the next two weeks visiting her sisters, Mrs. Art Price and Mrs. Charles Weiting.
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Tulare
Marion Drisbrow
Deadwood
Art Price
Charles Weiting
College Writers Attend Conclave
Nine members of the State College chapter of Sigma Delta Chi will attend the World national convention in Madison Wisconsin November 10 13. Attending students include Robert Smith Wheston Charles Cleveland Take Preston Masonry De Smet Jack Hagerty Aberdeen and others along with Linotype staff and journalism instructors Heppner will accompany the group with several nationally known journalists also listed as attendees.
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Brookings
State College
Sigma Delta Chi
Madison
Wis
Robert Smith
Wheston
Charles Cleveland
Preston
Masonry
de Smet
Jack Hagerty
Aberdeen
Robert
Oddy
Woonsocket
Marion Lucca
Invin Johnson
Jack Hayes
Woodrow Wentzey
Kimball Loren E. Donelson
State College Printing and Tura
HS. Hepner
H.R. Knickerbocker
International News Service
Raymond Polepper
Washington
Scripps-Howard
J. Charles Poe
Chattanooga News
Balmer Toys
The
Portland Oregonian
Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
Marco Morrow
the Capper Publications
Jack Price
Stephen Bolles
Janesville
Gazevie
Douglas C. McMurtrin
Carpenter Study Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Carpenter Nov 9 Special The Carpenter Study Club met Friday evening at Mrs Merle Madsen's home with Gladys Bowyer presiding. A program followed including a review of Rose Wilder Lane's Free Land by Clara Wicks, piano sales by Mrs Helen Madsen and Mrs Luva Ward reported on the iron lung. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Extension Club
Tulare
Idle Hour
Ollo Hage
Ernest Binger
Ceylon Fuller
Hang
Carpenter Study Club
Carpenter
Merle Madsen
Gladys Bowyer
Rose Wilder Lanes
Clara Wicks
Helen Madsen
Mis. Alies
Ruth
Luva Ward
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Huronite State News
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National Distillers Produces Corp
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Bob Oddy
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