South Dakota to Exhibit Grain and Seed at Chicago Show
Brookings November 27 South Dakota will feature certified alfalfa seed early maturing weed torn seed potatoes and seed corn at the joint International Hay and Grain show and Livestock exposition in Chicago from November 30 to December 7. Extension specialist A L Ford announced the exhibit prepared with Beate College and the state department of agriculture.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Chicago
A. L. Ford
Beate College
State Department of Agriculture
Mr. Ford
Frank D. Kriebs
Secretary of Agriculture
Ford
Virginia
Northwest
Canada
Ontario
Ing
West River Poultry Exhibit Opens Dec at Rapid City
The West River Poultry show will open December 10 at the Municipal auditorium and run four days. Sponsored by the Rapid City Cosmopolitan Club and Pennington County Poultry Improvement Association, the event aims to educate and promote profitable poultry production. Entries close December 1. Admission is 35 cents for adults, 10 cents for children, with family passes and free day admission for members and exhibitors. Exhibits include chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks, guinea pigs, rabbits, pigeons, and eggs.
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Rapid City
Oscar Hermstad
American Poultry Association
I¢ Waa
Westriver
Anw
South Daxbts
Indian Land Title Bill Introduced in Congress
Washington November 27 Congressm William Williamson introduced a bill of wide interest to owners who derive titles through Indian heirship lands sold earlier. It aims to quiet titles for current owners by validating deeds from alleged heirs and Interior approvals, relieving costly future lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William
Walliamson
Supreme Court of the United States
Sen
Hughes County poultry show honors Hall chickens
The Rousseau girl Ung Hae Hall raised a pen of Pierre chicken stock that dominated the Hughes county show closing Saturday. Her fowl won first in young pen cockerel pullet old hen and cock classes and secured the stand champion title.
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Ung Hae Hall
Hughes County
November term opens in Sanborn county circuit court
Woonsocket November term of the Sanborn county circuit court opens with Judge R C Bakewell presiding. Criminal actions include Steve Smith of Cuthbert charged with embezzling threshing outfit funds Felix Vandevoerde of Letcher charged with embezzling funds and shells from Harry Perkins hardware, and Letcher and Mr Mrs Joe OConnor of Woonsocket defendants in a liquor violation case. Several civil actions also on the calendar.
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Woonsocket
Sanborn County
R. C. Bakewell
Steve Smith
Cuthbert
Felix Vandevoerde
Letcher
Harry Perkins
Joe O'Connor
Rats Damage Grain as Cold Weather Hits Lincoln County
Canton reported Lincoln county agent G. Sayre says rats seek shelter with cold, causing heavy grain losses. Advice notes using red squill bait first to accustom rats, then poisoned bait, and mentions cynogas gas to kill rats in holes and runs.
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Lincoln County
Canton
Sayre
Kadoka to Host Farmers Union Convention December 7
Kadoka prepares to host the regular quarterly convention of the fifth district of the South Dakota Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of America on Saturday December 7. The district is the largest in the state, covering northwest counties north of White River and west of the Missouri River. Jackson County Farmers Union and Kadoka area locals oversee arrangements with each county and nearby locals expected to contribute one program item.
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Kadoka
rTne
South Dakota
Northwestern Bell to Build Office in Winner
November 27 report states Northwestern Bell Telephone will construct a modern office and equipment building in Winner. The 36 by 46 foot pressed brick structure will include a garage. After completion, modernization of the entire system will begin, with total expenditure near $59,000 up to next fall.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Winner
Hia
Alpena Patrol Wins Second In District Rally
Alpena Beaver patrol took second at the district scout rally in Alpena. Fox patrol placed fourth. Lawrence Wales won the silver bugle in the bugling contest. Twelve scouts attended with Scoutmaster Rev. Mr. Washburn and assistant David Evans.
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Alpena
Beaver
Boy Scouts of America
Fox Patrol
Lawrence Wales
Mr. Washburn
David Evans
Lake Preston Shoe Shop Changes Hands
Lake Preston reports Cecil Adsros who ran a shoe shop for five years has sold his interests to Henry Lawson of Blunt. Adsros has not announced future plans.
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Lake Preston
Cecil Adsros
Lake’Preston
Henry Lawson
Blunt
Adams
Preston Plans Union Thanksgiving Service at Congregational Church
Lake Preston churches unite for a Thanksgiving morning service at 11 o'clock in the Congregational church. Rev. Evans of the Congregational church will deliver the sermon and the choir will provide special music.
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Preston Plans Union
Thanksgiving Lake B
Lake Preston
Evans
Pipe Organ Installed in Highmore Church Repairs and Reopening
The Congregational church in Highmore resumes services after installing a pipe organ and furnace as part of improvements. A Chautauqua event and other activities are planned, with decorations completed and repairs finished.
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Highmore
Jfughinuns
Shere
Newspaper Insurance Rules Tighten Practice in Pierre
Pierre authorities announce rules to regulate newspaper insurance writing. Plans for soliciting and issuing newspaper policies must use authorized companies, licensed agents, and clear premium and benefits details. Misrepresentation in ads or circulars endangers company authority and may trigger revocation.
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Insurance Department
The
Insurance Company
Tulare Eastern Star Elects Chapter Heads
Tulare Nov 27 Special Martha Seaman will serve as worthy matron at the local Eastern Star chapter. Other officers elected are worthy patron Richard Tabandt associate matron Haralf Dickson associate patron Ernest Spencer secretary treasurer Bernice Conductress Mary Marzahn second conductress Lilian Gilby
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Tulare
Martha Seaman
Eastern Star
Richard Tabandt
Haralf Dickson
Highmore Firemen Respond to R. W. Perry Store Blaze
Highmore firemen were called out for the first time in weeks when a blaze broke out at the R. W. Perry store. The fire caused considerable damage and the cause is not known.
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Highmore
R. W. Perry
Howard Legion Post names year's heads
Amos C. Jacobson is named commander of Nelg Pederson post 145 in Howard. Officers named at the meeting include first vice Arthur Clemetgon and second vice T. J. Olson, finance J. F. Peschong, adjutant L. S. Leider, sergeant at arms Arthur Weishaar, historian Hang Stove, chaplain E. M. Mumford, service officer I. M. Mumford, Americanization A. L. Lower, membership chair R. M. Steinlicht, athletic Sigfred Mortensen, and executive committee member Z. Ackerman Licht and Fleury Langland.
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I. M. Mumford
Miller Commercial Club Banquet Planned for December
Miller, Nov 27 special report says plans are underway for the 11th annual commercial club banquet to be held Thursday evening in December here. The club has added many new members and members report growing interest at monthly winter meetings.
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Miller Commercial
Miller
Commercial Club
Scholarship Award Offered by Local Legion Auxiliary
Wessington on November 27 announces a fifty dollar scholarship for the top student at the town school. The Joerl American Legion Auxiliary establishes the fund and leads a Red Cross membership drive. In Tulare the operetta by local children is set for early next month at the public school.
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Wessington
Joerl-American: Legion Auxilary
Tulare
Bonth Dakota farmer tracks duck raiders by trap results
Frank Cutehan, a Bonth Dakota farmer, investigated his duck yard after ducks kept disappearing. His trap captured a muskrat first night, a weasel second night, and a large mink third night, sold to a fur dealer.
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Conde
Frank Cutehan
Bonth Dakota
Feeding lambs movement shows mixed gains in States
Brookings Nov 27 The movement of feeding lambs into principal feeding states to end of October points to some increases this season over heat data reported by Joseph L Orr federal agricultural statistician for South Dakota. Totals July to October were about the same as last year with shifts in Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho California and Oregon. Prices in Chicago averaged 12.41 to 13.04 cents with weights similar overall. Colorado Nebraska and Texas reports indicate lighter lambs, larger numbers, and variable demand.
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Brookings
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Agricultural Statistician
South Dakota
Itmarket
Colorado
Orr
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Itaho
California
Washington
Oregon
Chicago
Nebraska
Fifty Farmers Join In Survey At Gettysburg
Fifty Potter county farmers join a farm management survey directed by Paul Christopherson and C M Hamp son of the State college division. The project tracks each farm’s methods, with monthly visits, year end summaries, and a county meeting to discuss results, reflecting shifts from small grain grazing to hogs corn and dairy.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Sim
Paul Christopherson
C. M. Hampson
State College At
Thompson
Christophergen
Mortgage On Cattle For $865000 In Lake Andes
LAKE ANDES November 27 One of the largest chattle mortgages in Charles Mix County history was filed last week. George Babcock a farmer near Wagner bought 1010 head of cattle to feed this winter and gave a mortgage on them to D K Kendall for $865000.
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Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
George Babcock
Wagner
D. K. Kendall
Paul Otto Wins Tulare Fatted Calf Contest Show
Paul Otto was the winner of the fatted calf given away in a Tulare contest sponsored by local businessmen this week.
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Paul Otto
Tulare
Box of foods shipped to Dell Rapids children home
Wessington Rebekah lodge sent a box labeled for the Odd Fellows children’s home at Dell Rapids. Packed items include jellies and other foods for the facility and its young residents.
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Children’s Home
Wessington
Odd Fellows Children's Home
Dell Rapids
Wessington Rebekah Lodge
University Band Opens Concert Series in Vermillion
The University of Booth Debate concert hand directed by Professor A.T. Ireland will launch a series of December concerts at the new Methodist Episcopal church. About 50 musicians are in the band with trombone novelty and a trumpet duet among selected items. The program will include two heavy overtures and several marches plus rehearsals each Thursday night.
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Vermillion
University of Booth
A.T. Ireland
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Rombone
Mrs Aves Is Named Groton Chapter Head
Groton November 27 special Mrs Fannie Aven will head the local chapter of the Western Star here. Other officers elected are associate matron.
New Lodge Officers Named for Installation Evening
Mrs Gertrude Miller as worthy patron and Hart as deputy patron lead a slate of officers including B J Quigle secretary Vera Quige gle treasurer Puth Daerings field conductress Mabel Stocky associate conductress Louisd Anderson. Newly elected officers will be installed Thursday evening December 13 by Past Worthy Matron Martha Harkanft.
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Gertrude Miller
Dy. R
Hart
B. J. Quigle
Vera Quigegle
Puth Daerings
Field
Mabel Stocky
Louisd Anderson
Mars Tha Harkanft
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