Prospects Of Largest Potato Crop In History
The 1940 outlook predicts a record world potato harvest, with the United States laying in a 393,931,000 bushel crop. Germany eyes starch and chemical use, Britain expects big import savings, and the U S plans storage and starch processing under Surplus Marketing Administration programs. Maine leads state production, while regions like Southern Idaho and Long Island rank as top producers.
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Britain
Uncle Sam
America
Department of Agriculture
U.S
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry A. Engineering Src
Western Regional Research Laboratory
Dy. T. L. Swenson
Albany
Calif
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
P. A. Wells
Philadelphia
Southern Research Laboratory
New Orleans
U. S. Surplus Marketing Administration
U. S
Maine
Surplus Marketing Administration
United States
California
Argostous County
Idaho
Red River Valley
Mica
Long Island
N. Y
Kern County
Complex campus romance disrupts a college evening
Wesley Yorks enjoys Lena Montoya's company amid flirtations and rival expectations. He hopes to convince Ronica Bailey that his supposed date was real, while a distraction from Cedric Girardeau and social chatter stirs tension. The scene shifts to a probate notice as unrelated legal matters unfold in Beadle County South Dakota.
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Lena
Wesley
Ronica Belley
Lona
Ronica
Air
Lena Montoya
Renica Bailey
Pete Q. Sakes
Wesley Yorks
Ronica Bailey
Girardeau
Country Maidens Hold First Meeting Post Wedding Shower
The Country Maidens met at DeEtta Derscheid King’s home with Iva Bett Baum as new president. Helen Zeeck led songs, minutes were read by Charlotte Gleason, and fundraising plans for club camp were discussed. DeEtta received a wedding shower from members. next meeting planned for December 13 at Charlotte Glkens’ home.
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DeEtta Derscheid
Iva Bett Baum
Helen Zeeck
Charlotte Gleason
Heten Zecck
Virginia Tinm
de| Etta Derscheid
Allen King
DeEtta
Charlotte Glkens
Arlene Zeeck
Dresses and Weaving Studied by Scouts
Pilgrims and Indians game opened Wohelo Girl Scouts meeting. Jed by Lieutenant Lungren Pilgrims won Ramona Lundgren played piano as others danced Virginia Reel. Scouts formed groups, older group under Lieutenant Holm sewed dresses for tennis, concert, picnic, school and beach. Junior group weaves pillow tops and studied weaving history at the library. Captain Walker led after. Mary Jane Trenerry reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohelo
Lungren
Ramona Lundgren
Virginia
Holm
Walker
Lucy Johnson
Mary Jane Trenerry
Round Table Club Welcomes New Members Aldora Stolz Wilma Hart
The Round Table Club meeting led by president La Baur at Tone Fricksen's home welcomed two new members Aldora Stolz and Wilma Hart. Officers elected include Mary Lee Cranston president Alders Stolz vice president Cora Mae Hill secretary treasurer Asa Baum reporter Phyllis Mattke music reader Wilma Hart recreation leader.
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Souna Table
la Baur
Tone Fricksen
Aldora Stolz
Wilma Hart
Bers
Mary Lee Cranston
Alders Stolz
Cora Mae Hill
Asa Baum
Phyllis Mattke
Ila Baum
Tameh
Jane Friedricksen
Hili—Ba Baum
Pupils Study Southern States and History Weaving
Richland Center School pupils in sixth grade study geography naming southern states capitals and settlers. Lester Eyes and Doris Meyer note the new history unit on weaving. Miss Rudy hosted a small birthday party for Doris Meyer on November 12 with a dog themed book.
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Penun Ang
Richland Center
Lester Eyes
Oris Meyer
Miss Rudy
Paris
Doris Meyer
Jolly Workers Elect Officers in City League
The Jolly Workers, a Young Citizen League group in the Colony School, elected officers. Paul R. Hofer was named president, Daniel D. Schmeichel as vice president, Justina M. Stahl as secretary, and Susie W. Stahl to the executive board. Committees were formed under the new leadership.
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Joly Workers Young Citizen League of the Colony School
Paul R. Hofer
Daniel D. Schmeichel
Justina M. Stahl
Susie W. Stahl
Daniel D. Lehmeichel
Ferd M. Gross
Program Given At Catholic Bazaar
A Catholic bazaar featured a children’s program with a variety of readings and songs. Peggy Mahon performed a reading titled The Chat and there was an action song called Musical Mister Prawley and America.
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Mister Prawley
America
Peggy Mahon
Thanksgiving Song Program Led by Lietsr Catherine
A local program titled Thanksgiving featured the Glee Chub performing four songs. The event was conducted by Lietsr Catherine, guiding the performance and audience engagement.
Girl Scouts Plan Banquet and Activities
The Ton tonka Troop 1 Gurk Scouts organize patrols to perfect plans for a fathers daughter banquet Friday evening. Busy Bees arrange decorations and table setting while stunts are practiced for performance. New song Ching-a-Link prepared for investiture of Zonng Mae Hobr tough.
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Tietonka Troop 1 Gurk
Wil
Zonng Mae Hobr
Ine Dongs
Sunshine School to Present Thanksgiving Program and Social
Sunshine School Viola Wips announces a Thanksgiving program and a social on Friday November 22. The seventh grade will decorate the room with pilgrims turkeys fruits and border designs. A ticket social offered ice cream bars and candy bars. Teacher Miss Ruth Zievlur will supervise the event with student participation and door prizes.
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Sunshine School
Viola Wips
Sunshine School of Town
Tsehetter
Ruth Zievlur
Djelal Canvenkins
Aberdeon
Viel
Admirant William D Leahy Leads After First Parties
The report highlights Admiral William D Leahy leading after preliminary gatherings, with commentators noting early party alignments and strategic positions in the unfolding event. Readers are urged to watch subsequent rounds for shifts in leadership and policy directions.
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William D. Leahy
Conde meeting elects officers for coming year
At a Conde meeting the officers chosen include Worthy matron Hazel Shieves Worthy patron Will Engler associate matron Mary Vincent assistant matron Bo L Fahrenwald secretary Pearl Spradling treasurer Ida Ait conductress Margaret P assistan cormuctress Iva Cres. A land tract in Beadle County South Dakota was deeded to the Village of Cavour for boundary purposes.
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OES
Conde
Conde Chineler
EB. S&s
Hazel Shieves
Will Engler
Mary Vincent
Bo L. Fahrenwald
Pearl Spradling
Ida © Ait
Margaret Passistan
Iva
Cres
Herchy
Bendis Cavity
South Dakota
Cavour
Beadle
Lounty
Board OF Prostreet Villacee
Cavoties
Orwerk
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