Beadle Farmer's Sorghum Exhibit Ranked Third at Brookings
Joe Curtis's 10 head edan Kafir sorghum placed third in a class of over 50 at the State Crop Show in Brookings last week and will be displayed at the International Livestock and Grain Exposition in Chicago November 29 to December 6. His father Frank Curtis Sr won fourth and Roscoe Taylor fifth. the family exhibits will also appear at the International. Roscoe Taylor, a Wolsey High School graduate, is a freshman at South Dakota State College.
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Joe Curtis
Beadle County
Roscoe Taylor
Wolsey High School
Future Farmers Program
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Warm Hen House Profits Boost Egg Production Says Extension Poultryman
Brookings South Dakota farmers are urged to warm poultry houses for winter to raise egg output as the Food for Defense program expands. State College extension poultryman Raphael Brandrnet notes many houses are dilapidated and can be repaired at little cost using farm-made materials. He recommends straw or sorghum bundles to insulate, roof lofts for warmth, drafts controlled by shutters, baffleboard ventilators, and dropping boards to keep litter clean and reduce disease risk. Dirt floors should be replaced with higher soil for drainage.
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Brookings
Navy
Food For Defense
South Dakota
Raphael Brandrnet
State College Extension Poultryman
Brandrnet
Looking Backward Into Huron's News Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago in Huron Mrs Arthur Webb of Yankton announced the birth of daughter Ann Elizabeth on a Saturday. Webb formerly worked in the advertising department of the Huron Publishing Company. Eva and Helen Rutherford were expected back from Minneapolis after attending a Minnesota hair dressers convention. A son was born at a Huron hospital to Mr and Mrs A E McMillan. A tea for the ninth grade home economics class was held at the high school dining room with Ellen Woodruff in charge of decorations and several hostesses assisting.
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Arthur Webb
Yankton
Ann Elizabeth
Webb
Huron Publishing Company
Eva
Helen Rutherford
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Huron Hospital
A. E. McMillan
Huron
Ellen Woodruff
Nona Johnson
Grace Stewart
Opal Graham
Florence Lovre
Vivian Anderson
Merle Andrews
Ida Ber
Twenty Five Years Ago Socials and Travel Notes
The column lists many local names including Quist, Helen Chester, Thorney Durkin, Grace Edwards, Mabel Erickson, Thelma French, Viola Hill, Eleanor Marquardt, Norma Nicodemus, Dorothy Oberbeck, Ellen Woodruff, Alyina Zok. J. McD. Campbell plans a trip via Minneapolis to New York to Cambridge to attend the Harvard Yale game. August Tams visits Chicago to buy an automobile hearse. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Wood reside at Seventh and Wisconsin, formerly Huron hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McNeil with daughter Mrs. Maurice O’Connor drive to Wessington. Mrs. O’Connor will visit her sister.
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Minneapolis
Coler Campbell
New York
Cambridge
August Tams
Chicago
T. J
Mrs Daubnmeyer honored by friends before California visit
Mrs. Clara Voss entertained a number of friends last evening in honor of Mrs. Daubnmyer who is visiting her sister Mrs. Manwaring. Mrs. Daubnmyer expects to leave for her home in California Sunday morning.
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Wessington
Clara Voss
Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case at Canistota
Bernard M Lovien of Canistota pleaded guilty before Judge A Lee Wyman to embezzlement of post office funds in Sioux Falls on November 13. Sentencing to be set later.
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Sioux Falls
Bernard Mlovien
Canistota
A. Lee Wyman
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Ed Arbeiter
Clifton Township
Burbank
Thatcher
Marquis
C. W. Lemke
Cavour
Ceres
Marvel
Floyd Rex
Wolsey
Durum
C. S. Betts
Billy Meyer
Dewey Schiltz
John Cable
Edward Dietz
Hoss
Wallace Tatchie
Ray Dubsis
Milburn Sasse
LeRoy Atz
W. H. Myers
Frank Curtis, Jr
Virgil
Extension Poultryman
Lys
Mitchall
Pierre
Rapid City
Mitchell
Marvin Hughitt
Travel Informat
TOR
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Seres Sherman & Moet Ae
Melton
Chambray
BAYON
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