Prize Winning Calves Sought in 4-H Baby Beef Clubs
Brookings reports a search for prize baby calves. Calves must be fed by December 31 to compete in 1/32, with early feeding preferred. An innovation this year tags 4-H baby steers for identification by February 1, 1933. Some areas reduce activity due to feed issues, but others expand efforts. Noted 1932 honorees include Marie Novotny, Bernard Wetteland, Richard Sawyer, Homer Simantel, Maurice Simantel, and W. Clark McCone. County agents will tag and arrange local leader conferences this month.
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Brookings
Marie Novotny
Hou Homme County
Bernard Wetteland
Yankton County
Richard Sawyer
Miner Countiy
Homer Simantel
Beadle County
Maurice Simantel
Bon Homme County
Shortham
W. Clark McCone
Spink County
RB. A. Cave
General Coxey’s non interest bonds eyed by Massillon mayor
Massillon Ohio reports Jacob S Coxey once leader of Coxey’s Army now elected mayor plans a 200000 dollar bond issue to fund unemployed aid. Denominations range from five cents to ten dollars with one tenth of one percent interest. Bonds back municipal projects and will be retired at four thousand dollars yearly for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Army of Unemployed
Massillon
Ohio
Jacob S. Coxey
National Capitol
Marsilion
Coxy
Capitol
Fifteen Join Alethenai Society at USD
Vermilion SD Fifteen bids were extended today to join the Alethenai national literary society at the University of South Dakota. Miss Genevieve Blair professor of English sponsors the group which meets bi weekly for plays readings music and papers. Roberta Craig of Tripp serves as president and the new members include Margaret New some Rapid City Margaret O Connor Nowlin Irene Huebl White Lake Leona Frarch Delmont Ruth Manning Vermilion Edlla Munson Flandreau Catherine Copeland Vermilion Jean Isser Ruth Parkston Jean Ireland Vermillion Vern Garrett Agar Doris Morrissey Vermillion Orpha Gran Vermillion Ardene Davis Kadoks Marion Goodhart Sioux Falls and Aurdena Fitzgerald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilllunn
Sey
Alethenai
National Literary Society
University of South Dakota
Genevieve Blair
Roberta Craig
Tripp
Margaret New
Some
Rapid City
Margaret O'Conner
Nowlin
Irene Huebl
White Lake
Leona Frarch
Delmont
Ruth Manning
Vermilion
Edlla Munson
Flandreau
Catherina Copeland
Jean Isser- Ruth
Parkston
Jean Ireland
Vermillion
Vern Garrett
Agar
Doris Morrissey
Orpha Gran
Ardene Davis
Kadoks
Marion Goodhart
Sioux Falls
Aurdena Fitzgerald
Study Club Holds Meeting at Alpena
A Progressive Study club session was held at Mrs K T Alenbrey's home in Alpena with Mrs A J Brigham presiding. Five children attended as visitors. Delegates Brigham and Feick were elected to the South Dakota Federation of Womans Clubs in Mitchell, so the meeting featured a convention report instead of the regular lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Study Club
Alpena
Tegular
Progressive Study Club
K. T. Alenbrey
A. J. Brigham
Sev
J. J. Feick
South Dakota Federation of Womans Clubs
Mitchell
Oriber
Mra
Drigher
Organize Class For Home Of Dr Sorenson
A nonsectarian Bible study group organized by William Barton president plans Sunday afternoon sessions at 3 o clock in the home of Dr M C Sorenson 501 Nebraska venue southwest The teacher will be Luke D Elliott former Huron pastor with training in Minneapolis Eugene and Los Angeles Topics include The Church in Prophecy and Fact and Revelation Each course lasts about 10 weeks with class periods of 114 hours each Sunday Everyone is invited to participate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Sorenson
Nebraska
Southwest
William Barton
Utah Avenue Southeast
Luke D. Elliott
de Smet
South Dakota
Elliott
Minneapolis
Eugene
Ore
Los Angeles
Calif
Barton
Independents Stir Interest in 1932 Presidential Campaign
Washington dispatch reports Senate independents stirring early interest in the 1932 race. Sen Wheeler warns Democrats to nominate Roosevelt or risk a new third party. West Coast senators express unrest over Hoover and League of Nations policy. Borah allies consider a Republican bid. Potential candidates include Ritchie, Moore, Baker, Cox, Reed, and Traylor. Geo H. Henry to join North American Gas Tax conference policy council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Power Trust
Johnson
California
Hoover
League of Nations
Norris
Nebraska
Republican
Alfred & Smith
Borah
Idaho
National Committees
East
Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Moore
New Jersey
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
James M. Cox
James A. Reed
Missouri
Melvin Traylor
Chicago
Henry
Pierre
Geo H. Henry
South Dakota Highway Commission
General Policy Council
North American Gas Tax Conference
Real Estate Transfers Filed by Beattie County
Real estate transfers recorded include Sumner B Harris to Julius A Bine dorn Hurom for $1 covering Lot 18 and parts of Lot 13 and Lot 14, block 70 in the Ry Add. Hurom to Sumner SB Harris Wearon for $1 covering Lot 3 block 1 in ith My Add. Lk 34 Settings Add to Horn. Suse T Hates to Lilia PF Goeema Hear for $1 NE 3-108-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie County Abstract & Tithe Co
Sumner B. Harris
Julius A. Binedorn
Hurom
Goeema
Baltic Man Is Accorded Honor
Baltic resident and Minnehaha county farmer, vice president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau, received the 1331 distinguished service award for promoting organized agriculture. He helped form the county bureau, served on the state executive committee since 1921, chaired taxation and marketing committees, and aided extension funding while breeding purebred Shorthorn cattle north of Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Baltic
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Minnehaha County
State Farm Bureau
G. S. Weaver
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Thompson
State Bureau
Farms Bureau
Boards barred from paying superintendents a percentage
Pierre South Dakota November 12 The attorney general’s office informed E C Giffen state superintendent of public instruction that consolidated boards cannot pay superintendents or principals a percentage of tuition fees in addition to a fixed salary. An independent district board may levy a property tax for school support up to 25 million dollars in the district’s assessed valuation. Georgia led in state forest fairs and in introducing forestry in vocational agriculture schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
E. C. Giffen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gifen
Attorney General
Giffen
Board of Education
How Sensible Folks Conquer Rheumatism
A promotional piece claims a scientific formula instantly conquers rheumatism and ridges uric acid from joints muscles and blood. It touts safety speed and guarantees with no details on composition or evidence. It pressures readers to buy a cure amid sensational language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Deck
State Hay and Feed Exchange List Issued at Brookings
The fourth supplementary hay and feed exchange list for South Dakota farmers was issued by the State College Extension service in Brookings. It lists 44 new names with buyer, seller, address, railroad, hay type and amount, and price. Copies are free from county agents or the Extension service to connect buyers with local supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College Extension Service
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Agricultural college loan fund reaches 1500 dollars
BROOKINGS November 12 The agricultural loan fund at South Dakota State College has nearly reached 1500 dollars for upper class students to complete their work. Contributions amount to 1300 dollars from the State Dairy association and State Crop Improvement association. The balance was raised by faculty members and funds are expected to grow as faculty subscribe a portion of their salaries each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota State College
C. Larsen
Division of Agriculture
State Dairy Association
State Crop Improvement Association
Larsen
Incorporation Of The Joan Fund In South Dakota
The Joan fund is incorporated under South Dakota law with Dean Larsen R E Post R E Johnston RL Patty and A N Hume serving on the board of directors. The fund will be administered by these men and application blanks are available from Professor Post, secretary of the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
South Dakota
Dean Larsen
R. E.post
R. E. Johnston
RL. Patty
A. N. Hume
Professor Post
Roman Talks On Roman Home And Coins At USD
The Latin club at the University of South Dakota heard talks on The Roman Home and Roman Coins. Helen Jordan of Sioux City spoke on The Roman Home and Edward Rossman of Alcester spoke on Roman Coins, according to Gladys Halverson, Sioux Falls, president. The event occurred Tuesday night in Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
Gladys Halverson
Sioux Falls
Helen Jordan
Sioux City
Edward Rossman
Alcester
Lay in winter supplies at J o Creek
In May 12 special report from Lay in Winter supplies in Jo Creek describe crops failing in the locality. Potatoes bring 8c per bushel onions 3c per pound and cabbage 2c. Many families have winter stock in cellars. Settlers receive free wood from the county, offering hope for a comfortable winter.
American To Join Gandhi Followers
An American woman, Nila Cram Cook, near twenty two, plans to join Gandhi's ashram in Ahmedabad and be baptized Hindu on December 21. She lives on a houseboat in Kashmir with her young son, while her Greek husband remains in Athens. She seeks a life of non violence and spiritual service, following the model colony idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benares
Indea
Nila Cram Cook
Madeline Slade
Mahatma Gandhi
George Cram Cook
Miss Slade
Miss Cook
Narcoy Miller
Seattle
Indore
Ahmedabad
Kashmir
India
Athens
Miss Caol
Gandhi
Bezares
Safe Pleasant Way to Lose Fat Page Ad
An advertisement promises rapid fat loss and boosted energy by using Kruschen Salts. It urges weighing before and after a 4 week course, restricts fats and sugars, and claims leading druggists stock the product with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Longstelf Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Indian Gandhi devotee Miss Cook shocks public with vows
A young woman named Miss Cook advocates renouncing earthly pleasures and pledges a year of chastity guided by Mahatma Gandhi. She declares she follows Indian philosophies while in Greece and aims for spiritual salvation, described in vivid terms by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gandhi
India
Greece
Miss Cook
Mahatma Garadhi
Christ
Plentiful Skunks Badgers and Coyotes Disturb Ranches
ANIMALS NUMEROUS JOE CREEK November 12 Special reports trapping season shows skunks and badgers unusually plentiful, coyotes abundant and troublesome around sheep ranches, with many being trapped or run down by automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Creek
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Luke D. Buslote
Moses
Farm Bureau
Georgia
Avice Mitchell Sioux
Texaco Motor
Barca
Nills Cram Cook
Ford
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Postiac
Gamble
Huron
Landats
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