Hog Outlook Study Worth Time for Farmers
BROOKINGS, Mon. 14. UP-Time spent by South Dakota farmers studying the hog outlook for next year before planning spring farrowings is worthwhile, says A. M. Eberle, marketing specialist at South Dakota State College. Prices have trended downward this year due to weak demand, though feed shortages may lift prices next year. The spring pig survey shows declines in pig crop and hogs over six months, reducing current marketings. but if demand improves, 1971 hog prices may be higher than the past two seasons. Farmers with feed could consider reducing herd size to match supplies and potential demand, aiming to bring hog production back to normal levels.
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Brookings
Mon
South Dakota
A. M. Bherie
South Dakota State College
Mailer Merkekhings Ie
Eberte
Ebeste
Eberle
Employment In State Fairly Satisfactory In October
In Minneapolis November dispatch reports South Dakota employment fairly satisfactory especially Black Hills district says Richard T James director of the fourth district stating October payrolls show seasonal gains in flour milling and fruit canning. Employment normal in biscuit factories meat packing plants and wholesale groceries with slight drop in railroad workers and strong demand for farm labor. Highway and city construction kept many unskilled workers employed while resident building trades were sufficient to meet demand.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Black Hills
Richard T James
Wday
Jones
Harther
Brother Of Preston Professor Loses Arm After Accident
A fragmentary report states a brother of a Preston professor accidentally shot off his arm while retiring from a hunting trip. No other details are clear about the incident or location.
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Preston
Jade
Jaquith
Legionnaire Banquet And Social Evening Held At Hall
The American Legion and Auxiliary observed Armistice Day with a supper in the Legion hall inviting all members and their wives. The event continued with a social evening featuring entertainment and activities for attendees.
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Bawquet Blunt
America Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Stumte
Lutefisk Suppers Draw Big Crowds At Howard Church
Howard residents report lutefisk suppers from Norway drawing long lines and large crowds. The dishes Flat Find Lefae Fat giMand and Gome are featured as a rare art, with many attending yearly from miles away to partake in the church’s annual feast.
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Howard Howard
Fam Cometry
Norway
Lefae
Fat@giMand
Gome
Anki
Anky
State College to Present Five One Act Plays
State college at Brookings announces a new play production course. Five one act plays directed by students will be staged from November 16 to 21 under supervision by Fr. Primer. The Finger of God is directed by Margaret Townsend with performances at the Smirthedest church and the college auditorium hosts The Burglar The Mayor and the Mani cure There Day Evening Trifles.
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Fr. Primer
State College
Margaret Townsend
Harog
Eltine Pauben
Sieen
Minn
Marjories Cobb
Jeunette Lied
Artingtor
Tristes
Ora Lieber
Woonsecket
Blunt Tuesday Club Has Unusual Program
Blunt Tuesday Club met at Mrs House Suesday home with Mrs Primey as hostess. Armistice Day program caused omissions of high school salute and club singing. Two papers were read, Argentina the country and the people by Mrs Hargrove and Buenos Aires by Mrs Trash. Mrs Higgins gave an Armistice reading. Next meeting scheduled November 23 at Binamen vader home with Mrs Marsh hosting.
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Blunt
House Suesday
Primey
Refl Sa
Hargrove
Buenos Aires
Trash. Tirs
Higgins
Binamenvader
Marsh
Hewerse
Extension Work On Air Described By College Station
Extension service broadcasts will launch from the college radio station on Friday November 11 with A E Anderson announcing. The program explains extension aims in marketing agronomy dairying poultry horticulture farm management and veterinary work. Specialists in home management clothing foods and nutrition will appear for women listeners. Each broadcast at noon will feature a 10 minute segment by a different extension specialist with A J Ford to provide introductory remarks and continuity. News from South Dakota citizens will be highlighted for practical use of extension services.
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Sante Cvllege
3ERDY
A. E. Anderson
Cractor
Eaccasion
Wilco
South Dakota
A. J. Ford
Autoracieg
State club leaders and extension staff listed
HM Jones leads state club activities with Basart county agent Belder and Mary A Delveert. Extension nutritionists Mag A Covert and Antta Andrews focus on home management and clothing. Additional details unclear from the fragment.
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HM. Jones
Basart County
Belder
Mary A. Delveert
Blunt School Patriot Day Program Observed At Armistice Ceremony
Blunt school held an Armistice day program in the high school auditorium with pupils and many parents in attendance. Representatives from the army navy and Red Cross spoke and introduced speakers. Dorothy Allertes performed songs and Wesley Bareus gave a brief address before the program closed with Star Spangled Banner.
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Blunt School
Bluntschool
Army
Navy
Red Cross
T‘ir
Calers
Flanders Field
Teansacats
Dorothy al Lertes
Wilsat
Congress
Weather Delays Skating at Miller Rink
Mill er officials report warm weather prevents rink water from freezing delaying plans for a free skating event. Businessmen had prepared a broad program but the thaw halted ice activities, disappointing local skaters and organizers.
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Miller
Hunters Bag Elk and Deer After Black Hills Trip
Madison men Herman Christiansen and John Bohn from Grand township recently returned from a big game hunt in the Black Hills near Custer. They bagged elk and deer near Crystal Cave, with several shots needed to bring down the elk. One deer weighed 238 pounds, and other locals remain in the Hills pursuing game.
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Madison
Nadison
Herman Christianses
John Both
Griand
Black Hills
Custer
Crystal Case
Professor Hutton To Preside At Meeting
BROOKINGS Nov 14 Prof J G Hutton associate agronomist of South Dakota State College and soils specialist leaves Saturday for Washington DC where as president of the American Soil Survey association he will preside at the seventh annual meeting of the organization November 18 and 19 As chairman of the color standards committee Hutton will give the committee report the morning of November 18.
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Brookings
J. G. Hutton
South Dak Bota State College
Washington, D. C
American Soil Survey Association
Hutton
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