Stock Condition Better In State
BROOKINGS November 19 With in South Dakota ranges and pastures carrying ample feed for winter, livestock condition on November 1 was above average. Cattle and calves were 88 percent of normal versus 71 a year ago and 85 for the ten year average. Sheep and lambs at 88 percent of normal, compared with a year ago and 87.8 for the ten year average. Early cattle shipments delayed by good feed, but by November most shipments occurred. Breeding stock held back to build herds, fat lambs larger than past two years, feeder lambs in demand and ewes held for focking purposes.
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Brookings
Seouth Dakota
King
James
Nori
Farm Answers Column Offers Replies From Extension Service
Readers may send farm questions to the Farm Editor for answers in this volume. Replies come through the agricultural extension service at Brookings and will include the questioner’s name and address if they want a personal letter.
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AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Seed and Loan Waiver Dispute and Farm Advice
A farmer seeks guidance on a seed loan waiver raised from 125 to 295 dollars without consent, with potential legal action. The page also provides agricultural advice on pasture mixtures sowing rates, pink eye treatment for sheep, crop planting minimums affecting future payments, and wheat allotment procedures with county committee input.
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H. T
Brookings County
Ioan Min
Yankton County
C. W
Peter County
Jorge Ewes
Faulk County
Carson County
Neighborhood Social Roundup from Willian Knautz Area
Residents and relatives visited and hosted at several homes near Cavour Huron Yale and Aberdeen. Names include Robert Kludto Muron E Kludt J Smith Marie Kuehl Mia Kuehl F W Marsh Harry Derchied Dave T Hofer Bernard Maass Helen Garry Dorothy Titt Lionel Cavenhill Maynard Tyrell Muron college students and local educators plus various proprietors and guests from Mitchell Conde and Winois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kludto Muron
E. Kludt
J. Smith
Willian Knautz
Marie Kuehl
Mia Kuehl
Carl Bodel
Cavour
Feeree Tyrell
Miriam Rounds
Jack Lewallen
Waquois
F. W. Marsh
Harry Derchied
Jake Gross
Dave T. Hofer
Huron
Albert Maass
Bernard
Helen Garry
Dorothy Titt
Conde
J. Lawrence
Wiliam Marsh
Mitchell
Anne Steers
Aberdeen
Lionel Cavenhill
Carpenter
Yale
Conde and Area Illness and Social Notices
Conde Herbert Johnson has been ill at home after a paralytic stroke. Mrs Emma Grandpre visits Aber deen and Mollette relatives. Lyle Smith heads to Sturgis for CCC camp. Mrs Niel Herman hosts Methodist Aid division 9, Anna Herman plans division 4. Stella Rogers and Jessie Miller recover from rheumatism. Rawlinson family returning to California from Conde. Methodist Aid division 10 invited to church parlor on Nov 14. Epworth league met at Lorraine Borwell home. Mr and Mrs C C Buckley and Delbert visit from Sioux Falls in Conde.
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Conde Herbert Johnson
Emma Grandpre
Aberdeen
Buge Ford
Mollette
St Lulke’s Hospital
Lyle Smith
Sturgis
Ssd
CCC
Niel Herman
Methodist Aid
Anna Herman
Stella Rogers
Jessie Miller
Mr. Rawlinson
F. Rawlinson
Conde
California
Epworth League
Lorraine Borwell
C. C. Buckley
Delbert
Sioux Falls
Local visits and social calls across South Dakota towns
Bonilla Miss Marie Herman visited at her Parkston home. Miss Sylvia Fodness spent days in Sioux Falls. Miss Louise Hansen shopped in Huron. Miss Dorothy Syring visited near Wessington. Miss Adaline Cooper visited sister Pauline in Murer. Mr. and Mrs. John Rector of Parker visited daughter Mrs. T. Holland. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McNeill of Tulare guests at W. I. French home. Mrs. L. L. Radtke and family of Wolf Sey spent days at W. I. French home with her parents.
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Bonilla
Marie Herman
Parkston
Sylvia Fodness
Sioux Falls
Louise Hansen
Huron
Dorothy Syring
Wessington
Adaline Cooper
Pauline
Murer
John Rector
Parker
T. Holland
E. L. McNeill
Tulare
W. I. French
Keitzman Family Returns Home After Visit
Danforth Emanuel Keitzman and his family have returned to Emery after visiting relatives for several days. Verne Morrison, who stayed at the Templeton home, has returned home. Lyda Geiver drove to Miller for a teachers meeting. Leonard Geiver, CCC camp member at Blue Bell, spent the weekend at The Duncan. Altar society plans a church card party and lunch.
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Emanuel Keitzman
Emery
Danforth
Verne Morrison
Templeton
Lyda Geiver
Miller
Leonard Geiver
CCC
Blue Bell
Duncan Altar Society
Ladies Club Meeting At Mrs Geiver's Home
An invitation notes the Ladies' club will meet at Mrs Pete Geiver's home on Wednesday evening. Other social details are not specified in the fragment.
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Pete Geiver
Community Notes From North Town District
The dancing party at Vern Herker home drew a large crowd. Joe Hofer of Doland did business in Fordham this week. Byron Krebs of Raymond signed up Legion boys in Carp enter. Henry Falkenberg and son James visited Burdon recently. Woodland church district S S convention was well attended. Mr and Mrs Walter Beavers and family visited Haron recently. Lyman Mann of Clark attended to Fordham business midweek. Ted Johnson of Raymond called at the P C Anderson home.
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Carpenter
Vern Herker
Joe Hofer
Doland
Fordham
Byron Krebs
Raymond
Legion Boys
Henry Falkenberg
James
Burdon
Ted Johnson
P.C. Anderson
Local Notes From Cavour area Fireside Meetings and Visits
Regular village reports show Cavour holds a fire department meeting at Forester hall and a board of education session on Wednesday evening. Various residents and visitors are noted including Frank Kopplin of Sanborn county and Rev G D Brown Miss Veda Miller and Mrs Earl Fisher attending Arlington’s Methodist conference.
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Cavour
Otto Luther
George Anderson
Aerts Lea Hagen
Wolsey
Michel
Homme Place
FE. Johnson
Olive
Earl Fisher
Wayne
Weideran
Richland Township
J. F. H. Samuelsen
Bancroft
Weekend Roundup of Local Families and Visits
Broadland Mrs Margaret Bock spent the weekend with her parents in Lake Preston. Several families from Huron De Smet and Deadwood visited here or traveled to attend funerals, church services, and school events. Notables include visits by the Krietman sisters Ernie Jacobson and the Pownell siblings, with many local residents attending gatherings and a school meeting in Huron.
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Broadland
Margaret Bock
Lake Preston
Lloyd Glazier
Lloyd Bischoff
A. A. Rogers
Deadwood
Muron
Henry Bischoff
Esther
Bischoff
Sterling
Neb
Mary
Sophia Krietman
Aberdeen
Ragemoné
Mea
H. E. Krietman
N. G. Stimson
Katherine
de Smet
Ernest Jacobson
Huron
L. S. Cumming
Hollie Pownell
Alina Smith
BR. J. Steffen
Robert Steffen
D. C. Shaw
Hitchcock
Charles Phillips
Marshall Helm
David Gilbert
Huron College
Kathryn Gore
Fillis
Anna Smith
Gatzke
Dorothy Cihak
E. Rilemath
Mornning
Carl Betters
Kenneth Abramson
M. E. Jeffers
M. E. Howell
Maggie Hamelin
M. B. Howell
Mabel
Lela Pownell
Frances Poulisse
Fairfield School
Myrtle Stevens
Brookings State student Richland Stout ill with pneumonia
Richland Howard Stout, a Brookings State College student, was reported ill with pneumonia over the weekend as John Ohm also faced illness. The notice places the incidents in the campus community and notes health concerns among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Howard Stout
Brookings State College
John Ohm
County Fair at Culver School Halls Nov 28
The County Fair will be held on the evening of November 28 at Culver school halls. Sponsored by the Women's Home Missionary Society of Richland Methodist church. Everyone is invited. Farmers are signing their applications for the 1935 wheat contract. James Elder and A M Beall are supervising the work.
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Culver School
Women's Home Missionary Society of Richland Methodist Church
James Elder
A. M. Beall
Bancroft Social Notes Show Visits and News
Bancroft residents report visits of Bancroft and surrounding families. Col Shade from Charpbertain. CCC officer at Custer. Ed Klinkel hospital stay in Sioux Valley. Miss Vivian Strand and G W Miller visit Lake Preston. Huron College students Charlotte Dugdale and Anne Arswell with parents T Dugdale. local births, baptisms, funerals, and pastor reception. Several trips to Watertown Osceola and Albany areas noted. Families Tibbett Rusche Perry Roser Morrows and others featured with weekend activities and moves.
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Bancroft
E. Fountain
Carpenter
G.W. Miller
Vivian Strand
Miller
Lake Preston
Charlotte Dugdale
Anne “Ars Well
Huron College
Charlotte
T. Dugdale
R. Foote
Gilmore
Charles LaBore
LeRoy Hoover
Brookings Agricultural College
Banevoft
Merla Warkenthein
St. John's Lutheran Ladies Aid
Eans Rusche
Elaine Tibbett
George Perry
Perry
Watertown
Tom Tyrell
Osceola
J. W. Proper
Tripp
Ardath van Tassel
Local residents share visits and travel plans across states and provinces
C E Noel left Tuesday for Scotland to handle legal matters. Fred Schneider and family hosted by Chris Schneider. R J Drew and J B Perkins expected back from Grinnell and Des Moines trip. Epworth League banquet hosted by Miller. Vera Nesheim spoke. Several residents plan trips to Minneapolis, Saskatoon, and Canada towns.
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C. E. Noel
Scotland
Eare
Mra
Fred Schneider
Delmont
Chris Schneider
R. J. Drew
J. B. Perkins
Grinnell
Des Moines
Lake
A. L. Lake
Minneapolis
Ieo McCormick
Saskatoon
Joe Brady
Davidon
Sask
Canada
Epworth
Miller
Vera Nesheim
W. G. Hoye
Mary Lou
Salem
S. D
Hemmingson
Lovell
Ben Whitney
Wessington Springs
Ben Reinhardt
Whitney
Maude Martin
Vermilion Visitors and Local News Highlights
Hishmore, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jordan and Miss Miriam Jordan return to Vermilion after visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Jordan. Missy Louise Yeandre resumes schoolwork. Dickie Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swanson, hospitalized in Pierre with appendicitis. Lieut. Wolf moves from a CCC camp in the Black Hills to Webster City, Iowa. Edna Havris travels to Sioux Falls then California to make her home. Mrs. Harris sold her I. G. A. store. Beatrice Hart visits Highmore. Glenn McArthur of Huron speaks at Congregational church on Armistice significance. David Menagh of Omaha on business in Highmore and Thompson.
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Hishmore
Burton Jordan
Miriam Jordan
Vermillion
A. A. Jordan
Missy Louise’ Yeandre
Vermilion
Dickie Swanson
Wayne Swanson
Pierre
John Quinn
Liew Richard Wolff
Frances Jeane
Black Hills
Lieut
Wolf
CCC
Webster City
Iowa
Edna Havris
Sioux Falls
California
Harris
Beatrice Hart
Huron
Highmore
Glenn McArthur
Local residents visit kin as hospital care updates arrive
Virgil F. A. Curfman returned from Town after a month visiting relatives. George Cook was taken to a Huron hospital for medical care and remains under treatment. Mr and Mrs Carmen McCreery of Huron recently visited the Van Der Aarde home.
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Virgil F. A. Curfman
George Cook
Huron Hospital
Carmen McCreery
Hu-ron
Mondamin Extension Club Meeting in Charbonnedy
Ames Ida and Eyl Berg of Charbonnedy ND visiting sister Mrs John Heezen. Mondamin Extension club to meet at Mrs Milton Schweppe home Wednesday November 20. Glendale church to host missionary program Sunday November 7. Cordial invitation to all.
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Ames Ida
Eyl Berg
Charbonnedy
N. D
John Heezen
Mondamin
Milton |Schweppe
Glendale Church
Sheffield Couple Hosts Ed Pier Home Welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arteman were guests at the Ed Pier residence recently, enjoying a cordial gathering and hospitality in a local community setting.
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Sheffield
Leo Arteman
Ed Pier
Yorks Move to Sheffield House and Local Visits
Air and Mrs Leonard York moved into the York house at Sheffield. Miss Kelley the Sheffield teacher began boarding with Mrs Mary Peters son. Mr and Mrs 3 J Bottomley toured to Iroquois to visit EB W Bottomley who had been ill. Farms worked by erosion men show notable improvements.
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Air
Leonard York
York House
Sheffield
Bryant Pool Hall Looted By Thief
Bryant reports a pool hall burglary Friday night after the front door failed and the burglar escaped from a basement window. The thief took the cash in the register and liquor, with no clues yet. The city police had kept Keen watch, making this the first break-in in a long time.
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Bryant Pool Hall
Bryant
H. C. Rice
Mulerane Pool Hall
Joe Muterone
Rise of Aawash Flood Drowns Danakil Plain Areas
The Aawash river in Ethiopis Danakil lowlands, about 200 feet wide and four feet deep, swells to roughly 59 or 60 feet during floods, inundating vast plains along its banks during high water.
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Ethiopis
Wich
Danakil
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