Oct. 1929 Large Cattle Shipments Across Markets
October shipments of stacker and feeder cattle to the corn belt states were large, about one percent higher than October 1928 and the biggest for the month in five years. For July to October, shipments were about five percent below 1928 and roughly four percent under the five-year average. Prices for feeder cattle were strong late October, with spreads to beef steers narrowing but widening again as November brought price drops.
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Brookings
Joseph 3. Grr
South Dakota
Br. Orr
Chicago
Orr
Staigs
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Sevads
Washon
Oregon
Hern Colorado
Lancaster
Yast
South Dakota Tao Forensic Club Enlists 25 Members
Tryouts announced by Eva Nelson of Elk Point reveal twenty five new members for the Tao Forensic Cid organization at the state youth center. Members include Helen Blankenbure and Gladys Payne, with a range of towns such as Webster, Vermilion, Castlewood, Huron, Watertown, Mitchell, and Ipswich represented.
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Tao Forensic Cid
South Dakota
Ima
Eva Nelson
Ei Point
Deat
Kaepsarved
Jeley Gunning
Webster
Margaret James
Dorothy Wright
Vermil Vion
Agnes Schmidt
Castlewood
Harriet Warner
Gregory
Genevieve Kellar
Beresford
Heather Jean Douglas
Lucile Quirl
Highmore
Olive White
Alice Anderson
Huron
Marion Wilcox
Stupid City
Gladys Payne
Bridgewater
Doris Rounds
Troquois
Mary Patton
Westboro
WMO
Corn production falls short in Wakonda region
Estimates indicate about 30 percent of corn in Wakonda area is cribbed with a heavy harvest forecast. Farmers report decent to good yields overall, with many finishing huskings while some fields still need a day or two of work.
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Wakonda
Gcre
Rural Route Mail Delivers After Midnight In Dallas
Wayne Hotchkiss, a Dallas rural carrier, delivered mail after midnight when roads froze. He faced a stuck moment but continued, aiming to serve patrons despite harsh travel conditions and lack of aviation support.
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Dallas
Warner
U. S
Wayne Hotchkiss
Deserter Sentenced to Five Years and Six Months
Floyd Strain failed to provide a $1000 bond to guarantee support for his child. In circuit court he received a term of five years and six months in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after a trial three weeks prior. He was given chances to furnish the bond but did not comply.
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Floyd Strain
Sioux Falls
Move to relocate county offices sparks Parkston meeting
In Olivet area, Hutchinson County residents plan a united effort to shift the county seat away from Olivet. Parkston Commercial Club votes to send delegates from Freeman, Menno, Tripp and Parkston to a December 2 meeting to craft a plan against Olivet in the next election.
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Olivet
Parkston
Hutchinson County
Tripp
4 H Club Records Awarded Across Counties in 4 H
Ray Cave county agent notes four county clubs Aurora Charies Mix Douglas Hutchinson entered in a 29 participant contest. Erna Altenburg Armour earns best baby pork project record book medal. Roy Stimcer Wagner receives cup donated by Commercial State Bank. J W Howe Hutchinson county 4 H club agent to present winner cup Monday donated by Menne State Bank.
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Helo
Ray Cave
Sea Counties
Aurora
Charies
Mix
Douglas
Hutchinson
Dean
Erna Altenburg
Armour
Baby Pork
Roy Stimcer
Wagner
Commercial State Bank
J. W. Howe
District 4-H Oecuube
Hutchinson County
Menne State Bank
Sunshine Sportaman Debuts As State League Monthly
The Sunshine Sportaman, a new monthly publication for the state league, is edited by Ker Mundt of Madison who serves as state president. Three pages and comics were issued this month and mailed to all league members, presenting progress and work of the league.
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Weaiion
Matiso
the Sunshine Sportaman
Isaak Walton Leagua
Ker Mundt
Madison
Anl
Lemue
Fencing Comes to Dallas High School
Dallas high school introduces fencing, adding two new sport options. The program has drawn strong interest with lessons currently underway and a fencing trio progressing toward interschool matches.
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Dallas
Dallts
Howard Banker Is Wreck Case Loser
A Miner county jury awarded Miss Tess Looby $2250 in a damage suit against O J Boos Howard Banker. Two similar cases by Miss Geraldine Crabbe and Miss Osamund Thorhurne are pending. The auto wreck occurred last spring on the way home from a basketball tournament in Mitchell.
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Howard Banker
Malison
Tess
Looby
O. J. Boos
Geraldine Crabbe
Osamund Thorhurne
Miner County
Mitchell
University of South Dakota R O T C Praised by Moorman
Col T R Moorman Seventh Corps Area Omaha Neb praised the University of South Dakota R O T C unit after a visit describing its cadet corps as a leader in the BOIG school area. He commended the student officers and non commissioned officers and the university as a whole.
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Moorman
University of South Dakota
Col
T. 5
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Neb
University of South Dakota Corps
Bo.i. G
Junior Class to Present “For the Love of Mike” Play
Virgil. The high school junior class will stage the play “For the Love of Mike” on December 33 at the I O O F hall. Cast members have not yet been announced.
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Virgil
Mike
Supr ove Playgrounds Add Three Swings at Suonside School
Suonyside School to install three swings on its playground funded by this fall’s box supper proceeds. The project aims to improve outdoor recreation for students at the Virgils location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Suonyside
Sioux Falls Plans Park Improvements and Additions
The Sioux Falls park board considers expanding the park system with two new sites. One will be a children’s playground, the other a parade grounds near a local unit. Crews clean the Sherman Park swimming pool and use dredged mud to reclaim swampy land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
City Park Board
Latth
Sherman Park
Futura
Days of Long Bearded Doctors Passing Reported
Nov 23 Spacial SERMILLION reports doctors with long beards fading from practice Dr LL Shaw of the University of South Dakota notes older physicians laid foundations for a growing field and deserve credit for early work.
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LL Shaw
University of South Dakota
Kusd
University Station
Shaw
Mrs Worothy Fahrenwald To Head Bethel Chapter
Conde November 25 Special Mrs Worothy Fehrenwald will head the Bethel chapter of Eastern Star this year in Conde Other officers elected include Worthy patron Rudolph Von Tobel associate matron Mrs Neva Masse associate patron Miles Smith secretary Mrs Pearl Spradling treasurer Mrs Ida Gundiff conductress Mrs Ella Morwell associate conductress Mrs Ida Sondergard The new officers will be instituted in December.
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Fahrenwald
Conde
Worothy Fehrenwald
Worothy Fahrenwald
Bethel
Eastern Star
Rudolph von Tobel
Neva Masse
Miles Smith
Pearl Spradling
Ida Gundiff
Ella Morwell
Ida Sondergard
West River Waltons Meet in Rapid City District Convention
Izaak Walton League members from Black Hills chapters gather in Rapid City for a district convention and Walton banquet at six thirty tonight. A. Farsten announces speakers including Harry K. Mand of the state division and L. N Pease of Madison. A state directors meeting follows amid Walton topics as the Education association sessions run concurrent.
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West River Waltons
Rapid City
Izaak Walton League
Biky
Walonians
Black Hills
A. Farsten
Harry K. Mand
League
Madison
Black Hills Waltoniang
L. N Pease
Dusiness
Black Trills
Karsten
South Dakota Education Association
Walton Mechine
Augustana Chorus Plans Ninth Annual Regional Tour
The Augustana College A Cappella Choir of Sioux Falls will embark on its ninth annual tour to major cities in Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa with new directors guiding the organization. The exact itinerary for the season was not announced at the first board meeting.
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Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Towa
Bancroft Student Leads Historians
Sigurd Anderson of Bancroft is president of the University of South Dakota History Club with Verna Fitzpatrick of Flandreau as vice president Marie McCarter of Ipswich as secretary and Mary Adams of Sioux Falls as treasurer Carl Chrigiel professor of European History serves as faculty adviser Meetings will be held twice a month and the first meeting set for December 4 with Dr Christel delivering an illustrated lecture on Washington
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Bancroft
Vermillion
Sigurd Anderson
University of South Dakota
Verna Fitzpatrick
Flandreau
Marie McCarter
Ipswich
Mary Adams
Sioux Falls
Carl Chrigiel
Christel
Washington
Ekman Elected President of USD Graduate Club
Vermillion Nov 23 Willam Ekman of Wimet was elected president of the University of South Dakota graduate club. Robert Ruelle of Vermillion is vice president and Faith Hunt of Hartford is secretary treasurer. The club promotes research at the university and meets monthly.
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Ekman
S. D
Vermillion
Willam Ekman
Wimet
Graduate Club
University of South Dakota
Robert Ruelle
Faith Hunt
Hartford
Virgil Orchestra Rehearsal Plans Unfold in School
In Virgil rehearsals and individual instruction are under way for instrumental classes. A second orchestra is being formed with definite organizational structure expected to be in place by the end of the school year.
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Virgil
Virgil Methodists Plan Church Bazaar
The Virgil Methodist church schedules its annual bazaar for Saturday December 7 with a dinner served in the afternoon and early evening. Exhibits will fill booths in the church basement during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Methodists
Virgil
Methodist
Virgil Schools Dismissed for Week Over Education Convention
Virgil pupils will have no classes this week as the South Dekots Education convention in Rapid City keeps teachers away. Teachers are reported to be 100 percent enrolled in the association.
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Virgil
Rapid City
Association
Miller Farmers Ship Poultry To Markets
More than a dozen carloads of poultry have been shipped from Miller during the past week as farmers send their stock to eastern markets. Turkeys bring 13 cents and chickens 15 cents, a price considered low compared with eastern markets.
Miller To Decorate For Holiday Season
Miller plans Christmas tree decorations for the town placing trees along streets with colored lights to brighten the holiday season.
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Miller
Miller Legion to Host Three Day Fun Festival
Miller American Legion post plans a three day festival at the city auditorium starting Thursday November 8 to aid the auditorium building fund. Local veterans and community groups participate with games stalls and offers. Proceeds support the project and community celebration.
Full Gospel Assembly Church Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Full Gospel Assembly church filed with the secretary of state. The church organized without capital stock by C. D. Carlson Linnsdt and Mrs Marie James of Burke with Gregory county listing Pierre as the place.
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Pierre
Full Gospel Assembly Church
Luces
Gregory Counry
C. D. Carlson
Linnsdt Sind
Marie James
Burke
De Smet Building Program Reaches New Heights
De Smet reports 70 000 in new construction this year with 15 000 more for remodeling Eight new structures include a department store bakery movie theater post office garage grocery print shop and apartment house Largest building year in city history First project replaced four vacant jet spaces burned years ago White Way installation adds 33 new lit standards along seven blocks of business district
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DE Smet
Pioneer Writers Topic Highlights Gann Valley PTA Meeting
O W Coursey of Mitchell spoke at the Plainview school in Eldorado district addressing the Gann Valley P T A on Pioneer Writers of South Dakota. Principal Gertrude Flyle presented the Bert Hall trophy to eighth grader Lyle Urben for statewide achievement on the subject What Gur P T A.
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Coursey
Gann Valley
Plainview
Eldorado
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Flo
Pioneer Writers
South Dakota
Pronger
Gertrude Flyle
Bert Hall
Lyle Urben
Gur P. T
Treatment claims for Pinkham's tonic in Fairhaven ad
A Fairhaven Massachusetts reader Testimonial praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for the change of life. She reports nervousness insomnia and fatigue improved after regular use and under proper directions. Her husband regularly buys a bottle for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
Apa Bessa
Washington Street
Fairhaven, Mass
Volga Bay Elected Chemistry Club Head
Walter Schwartz of Volga was elected president of the Chemistry club at the local school. The selection marks his leadership role within the student science community.
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Volga Bay
Chemistry Club
Vermillion
Walter Schwartz
Volga
Bladder Irritation Symptoms Promoted By Cystex Test
Bladder irritation disturbs sleep with burning or itching sensations and discomfort. The ad urges trying Cystex with a 49 hour test, promises money back if there is no quick improvement, and claims the product is available for only 60 cents at drugstores.
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Augustana Chorus
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Miller Legionnaires Plan Fun Festival
ENNEX
Perriton
Huron’s Best Pharmacy
Turkey
Iroquois Ball Park
Aroqeois
Porky
Foo Pratt
Aero
Gann Valley High School
tha @ramalic
Gann Valley Theater
Tia Henriksen
Arne Sinkle
Valerie Dierick
Loren Balster
Neal Vaughn
Leanor Moross
Robert Fraser
Cleo Gaulke
Hazel Sin
Raymond Srydel
Vermilion
William Neenan
Wrtown
Secret
Beddow’s Airway Grocer
Axelrad Bros
Laney
Jon Small Per
ATHAN
Rome
Shellmaker
Huron Grain & Coal Co
Pennsylvania
Cott Brigg See
Huron Lumber Co
Farmers Co-Op
J. F.anderson Lumber Cs
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