Balanced Farm Economy Urged
Sioux Falls reports that home produced farm food by low income families aided by the South Dakota Farm Security Administration reached a cash value of 1,358,224 dollars last year. Families canned 298,700 quarts of fruits and vegetables, butchered 1,828,400 pounds of meat, used 2,439,800 gallons of milk and 729,400 dozen eggs. If purchased, the value would exceed 1,358,284 dollars. The text notes 222,669 acres of wheat at 9.1 bushels per acre at 67 cents per bushel would equal about 6.10 dollars per acre, implying that nearly 223,000 acres would be needed to buy the home food crop.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Farm Security Administration
Jennie Grant
Associated State
South Dakota Fsa
Grant
South Dakota
Pony Hills Hickory Stick Club Meets at Wellington Springs
WELLINGTON SPRINGS November 22 Special The Pony Hills Hickory Stick group visited the Wellington Springs High School faculty hosts at a 6:30 dinner in the dormitory Saturday. Lawrence Godfrey led singing with Dorothy Gregory on piano. Supt Codington of Letcher spoke on music and athletic setups. A dormitory and school tour followed, then a motion picture at the high school and an informal discussion of school problems.
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Pony Hills
Hickory Stick Club
Wellington Springs
Weesington Springs High School
Lawrence Godfrey
Dorothy Gregory
Supt
Codington
Letcher
Big Stick
Presbyterians Chicken Supper Clears About Thirty Dollars
The Presbyterian Guilds supper event held last Friday evening in Hitchcock raised roughly $30 for the group. The event drew a good crowd and featured a community chicken supper.
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Hitchcock
Presbyterian Guild
Co Ed Stars In Three Cornered Moon at State College
The comedy directed by Professor MH C Youngerman features a cast of State College students prominent in theatricals. Cast includes Gordon Carlson Clear Lake Georgia Schoeph Spencer Patricia Laskowski Huron Bob Dailey Flandreau Virgil Kroeger Elkton Norman Peterson Tyler Minn Ralph Braun Wolsey Jeanne Marie Thorson De Smet stage manager Walter Warne Pierre production manager Winifred Weter Walworth Wis properties manager Murray Hinde Brookings lighting. Mingled with comic bits the play presents a serious look at a typical American family's struggles. Visitors from Iowa Hitchcock November 22 special Misa Helen Bennett Hitchcock teacher entertained her brother and sister from Akron Ia Sunday.
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MH. C. Youngerman
Gordon Carlson
Clear Lake
Georgia Schoeph
Spencer
Patricia Laskowski
Huron
Bob Dailey
Flandreau
Virgil Kroeger
Elkton
Norman Peterson
Tyler
Minn
Ralph Braun
Wolsey
Jeanne Marie Thorson
de Smet
Walter Warne
Pierre
Winifred Weter
Walworth
Wis
Murtray Hinde
Brookings
Family Reunion Held at Lars Swanson Home
A family reunion was held last Sunday at the Lars Swanson home. Attending were the Will Skarin family, Linus Skarin family, Alfred Skarin family, Harold Pownel family, Mrs. Emelia Bauman and son Kenneth, Carl Wonderland, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cockerell and daughter Phyllis of Redfield.
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Hitchcock
Lars Swanson
Will Skarin
Linus Skarin
Alfred Skarin
Harold Pownel
Emelia Bauman
Kenneth
Carl Wonderland
Clarence Cockerell
Phyllis
Redfield
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Distill
Real estate transfers list Beadle County parcels including Beadle County Best and Williams Land Co to Lulu May Hook in Huron with a nominal $1 consideration. Transfers also include Sahra E H Gross to Anna Hofer in Yale and Lettie and James Hammers et al to Walter J Hammers and others in Esmond and Cavour for $1. Danish troops use fireworks in practice in Copenhagen as an economical hint to artillery. Wessington Springs hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting. Miss Nelle Clark and Miss Elizabeth Clark visit Gettysburg. Sunday visitors to Bancroft include El Wieman family and Herman Wittrock of Canistota.
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Beadle County Best & Williams Land Co., Inc
Lulu May Hook
Huron
George W. Sterling
Sahra EH. Gross
Anna Hofer
Yale
Lettie
James Hammers
Walter J. Hammers
Harry F. Hammers
Esmond
Winnie E. Campbell
S. D
Floyd I. Hammers
Cavour
State College men take exams for Army Air Corps
Brookings reports fifty men from State College military department reported for physical examinations for admission to the Army Air Corps. Requirements include completion of two years of college, age 20 to 26, and being unmarried. The examining board from Barksdale Field, Louisiana, operated aboard a Douglas B-18 A bomber. Applicants from State College then proceeded to the University of North Dakota and Minnesota University.
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Brookings
State College Military Department
Army Air Corps
James P. Murphy
Flying Cadet Examining Board
L, G
M. N. Clark
H.C. Chenault
W. T. Rison
Bartsdale Field
Shreveport
State College
University of North Dakota
Minnesota University
Woonsocket Declams Winners Named at District Contest
Woonsocket High School to send speakers to the district declamatory contest in Artesian on Thursday. In humor Doris Butler won first ahead of Geraldine Moe and Mary Lou Jensen, in drama Bernice Welter led over Lois Palmer and Viorene Wolfe, Evan Brosan won oratory over Warren Prostrollo Melfred Kilstrom and Wallace Ward, and Eleanor Stegeberg topped Ha Stegeberg Darrell Miller and Miss Vivian Post as coaches.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Artesian
Doris Butler
Geraldine Moe
Mary Lou Jensen
Bernice Welter
Lois Palmer
Viorene Wolfe
Evan Brosan
Warren Prostrollo
Melfred Kilstrom
Wallace Ward
Eleanor Stegeberg
Ha Stegeberg
Darrell Miller
Miss Vivian Post
Home from hospital Burdette figures in Mil ler note
Mrs. Alfred Roeber returned to her home Saturday evening from Miller hospital where she had spent a week. While in the hospital Mrs. Roeber underwent an operation.
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Burdette
Alfred Roeber
Miller
Hitchcock Visit Highlights Kuestermeyers and Viola
Mr and Mrs Fred Kuestermeyer and daughter Viola of Huron were Sunday visitors at the Alva Le Grand home in Hitchcock. Viola spent the weekend with her parents in town.
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Hitchcock
Fred Kuestermeyer
Viola
Huron
Alva le Grand
Corinne Maddox Freed on Bond After Fatal Stabbing
Dallas November reports Corinne Maddox, 26, was freed on 7500 bond after Brooks C. Coffman, 40, a criminal lawyer, died in the stabbing incident. Coffman faced trial on charges he stabbed Maddox with an ice pick over her refusal to relocate to California. Coffman was married with three children.
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Corinne Maddox
Dallas
Brooks
C. Coffman
Coffman
Miss Maddox
California
Sewing Club Meets for Whist and Lunch
The Help One Another sewing Club met last Saturday evening at Mrs. P. E. Dickson's home. Six tables played whist with a pot tuck lunch served. Prize winners were Frank Meyer, Mrs. Herman Vieger, and Harold Chaplin.
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Sewing Club
Hitchcock
P. E. Dickson
Frank Meyer
Herman Vieger
Harold Chaplin
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Iowa
Misa Helen Bennett
Akron
Marjorie Paterson
Lorene Scully
Copenhagen
C. E
Wessington Springs
Gettysburg
Nelle Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Technical High School
St. Cloud
Clark
Bancroft
el Wieman
Wir
Herman Wittrock
Canistata
A C
Rabenburg
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Arloge
Mitchell
Sieg Huron
S. D. Lyle
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