Meat Cookery Lecture Set By Louise Anderson
South Dakota homemakers will learn to roast meat without basting or searing via National Livestock and Meat Board lecturer Louise Anderson. She will speak to Home Extension Club members in Mitchell October 22 Huron October 23 Rapid City October 24 and Aberdeen October 26.
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Louise Anderson
Huron
Brookings
South Dakota
National Livestock and Meat Board
Miss Anderson
Home Extension Club
Mitchell
Rapid
City
Aberdeen
Livestock and Meat Board
Aunt Abby’s Tea Talk Sparks Superstition Talk
Aunt Abby jokes while brewing Lipton tea and notes superstition in the town. Folks admit beliefs and luck rituals, including walking under ladders with crossed fingers. Cousin Jennie clings to a nickel and never skips TV, arguing Lipton tea still tastes worse than water.
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Jennie
Lipton
Health value of meat and lard urged for homemakers
Facis on meat health value and use of lard as an all purpose fat will be given. Knowledge of meat health value is vital as meat contains more dietary essentials than any other common food. South Dakota leads 45 states in meat production.
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South Dakota
Many Out Of State Hunters At Preston Lake
Openers for the duck and pheasant season drew many non resident hunters to Preston Lake. The gathering included visitors from Daytona Beach Illinois Rockford Dixon Riverside Wisconsin Appleton Oneida and Seymour. The largest party was led by L King Je executive of the Watkins Company from Winona Minnesota, who has used the area as hunting headquarters each autumn since pheasant hunting was legalized in South Dakota. Women hunters showed a notable rise locally and across the field.
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Preston Lake Preston
Daytona Beach
Ela
Rockford, Dixon
Riverside
Til
Appleton
Oneida
Seymour
Wis
L. King
Watkins Company
Winona
Minn
King
South Dakota
Ferns BONILLA Oct 3 Speci Maud Miller and her mother
Maud Miller and her mother Cooper returned home today after a week in Iowa and Minnesota. Frank Boyd came home from Denver where he visited his son. Robert Hamilton returned from visiting relatives in Omaha and Council Bluffs. The Charles Fee family visited relatives at Storm Lake Iowa last week.
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Ferns Bonilla
Speci Maud Miller
Cooper
Toody
Ing Relate
Iowa
Minnesota
Frank Boyd
Denver
Mia
Robert Hamilton
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Charles Fee
Storm Lake
St Lawrence High Plans Homecoming Festivities
The annual St Lawrence High School homecoming will occur October 11 with a daytime football game between the St Lawrence Warriors and Miller Rustlers. An alumni banquet follows in the evening along with carnival events, queen and marshal crowning, and two dances.
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ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
St. Lawrence Warriors
Miller Rustlers
Disease Outbreak Threatens Horses In Midwestern States
Pierre Oct 3 Special An unexpected fall outbreak of horse sleeping sickness has appeared across midwestern and southwestern states per the American Foundation for Animal Health. Death losses are heavy, especially among unvaccinated colts and young horses, with one state showing nearly a 50 percent rise in cases versus last year. Authorities advise vaccination now to curb further losses as this fall outbreak marks a new trend.
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Pierre
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Midwest
New Home Agent Named For Spink County Redfield
Miss Mable Bryan of Toronto replaces Miss Ora Sloat as home demonstration agent for Redfield and begins issuing material for the new year of home extension work Major projects include home storage kitchen arrangement and kitchen aids Bryan will lecture and demonstrate at Redfield Tulare Doland Conde Mellette and Athol across the year
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Spink
Tulare
Garfield
Buffalo
Social Hour
Clair Prive
Mabel Bryan
Toronto
Spink County
Tulare High School Publishes First Paper The Chief
Tulare Oct 3 special first edition of Tulare High School paper The Chief published last Friday. Staff includes Editor Doris Holm, assistant editor Beth Meyers, business manager Juenita Brown, assistant business manager Harold Tott, make-up editor Emelie Willett, mimeography operators Joseph Donner Leland Marzahn, sports editor Curtis Benning, art editor Eugene Avery, locals Mary Brach vagel, alumni reporter Dorothy Neutzel. Miss Iona Schlecht is adviser.
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Tulare High School
Tulare
Doris Holm
Beth Meyers
Juenita Brown
Harold Tott
Emelie Willett
Joseph Donner
Leland Marzahn
Curtis Benning
Guests at Bonilla and Wolsey Visit Residents
On Oct 3 a Bonilla Illinois couple, Mr and Mrs Sam Shuberg of Elgin, were hosted by Mrs Emma Winegar. Kadoka pair S J Parkinson and children arrived for a brief Bonilla visit. Idle Hour Extension Club members toured Wolsey to visit Mrs Ben Binger, joining an afternoon of visiting and pot luck.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Sam. Shuberg
Elgin,Ill
Tulare
Idle Hour Extension Club
Wolsey
Ben Binger
Asew
Hurch
Highmore Homecoming Set For October 25
Highmore holds its twelfth annual Homecoming on October 25 with Pi rate Day festivities. Donna Jean Harris chairs the events. Bob Hawkins directs the morning program. Jack Harkness leads the parade. Howard Quirk runs the dance. Mary Holtzman handles advertising. The schedule includes coronation and costume judging in the morning, a parade and Highmore versus Ft. Pierre football game in the afternoon, then the all high school play June in January followed by a dance.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Donna Jean Harris
Bob Hawkins
Jack Harkness
Howard Quirk
Mary Holtzman
Ft. Pierre
Fall Best Time To Kill Grasshoppers
County Agent Leonard Ladd reports that most grasshopper eggs concentrate along field edges roads and fence lines. The recommended control is to destroy eggs before hatching through fall cultivation using plows discs and moldboardless implements to cover or expose eggs, with several tools proving effective when used in the next month.
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Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Miller Women Form New Society at Church
Miller Oct 3 special Women of the Miller Methodist Church formed the Women s Society of Christian Service. Rev Albert Hartt led the meeting with Miss Ruth Wilcox Huron explaining the organization s workings. Officers elected include President Mrs Hester Hagin Vice President Mrs Meda McCullen Recording Secretary Mrs Viola Verdan Corresponding Secretary Mrs Will Schroeder Treasurer Mrs G B Sessions Thirty two women became charter members and light refreshments were served.
Birthday Party Honors Vera Rawstein in Bonilla
Bonilla Oct 3 Special A surprise birthday party was held at the A M Miller home for Miss Vera Rawstein with 12 guests. Dinner featured a cake by Mrs A J Witthoest and guests included families from Wolsey Hitchcock Bonilla and the Miller household. The evening balanced visiting and singing.
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Bonilla
A. M. Miller
Vera Rawstein
A. J. Witthoest
Joe Rawstern
Wolsey
Art Witthoeft
Hitchcock
Harald Traver
Reading Circle
Esmond
Esmond Township
Anna L. Larson
Goetz Pleads For Highway Caution In Safety Appeal
PIERRE Oct 3 P Supt W J Goetz of the state motor patrol urged motorists to start a little sooner on trips and drive a little slower after a head on crash killed three men. He stressed the need to reduce highway tolls and cautioned that high speeds are usually involved in fatal crashes. He urged proper head on and tail lights and properly adjusted headlights.
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Goetz
Pierre
W. J. Goetz
State Motor Patrol
Parmalee
South Dakota
Goelz
1,500 Cans of Food for St Lawrence Dormitory
Mrs Rose Walker dean of the St Lawrence dormitory reports 1,500 cans of vegetables and pickles canned from the dorm garden for the school year. The tally includes 337 peas 80 corn 552 beans 29 tomato juice 78 chile sauce 301 tomatoes 6 gallons beet pickles 44 quarts cucumber sweet pickles 33 quarts bread and butter pickles 130 quarts dill pickles and two barrels of cucumbers awaiting canning.
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ST. Lawrence ST. Lawrence
Rose Walker
St. Lawrence
Dormiory Garden
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S. Dak
Dodge
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Bud’s Motor CO
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A. A. Snedigar
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Standard Oil Co
New Women’s Society
Miller
Hubert
eCheck
GEO, Felis
Huron Northwest Inc
Nat'l Bank
Roy Housman
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Yeap
Stir
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