Hog Prices and Hog Raiser Outlook in Mitchell
The Mitchell Republican urges hog raisers to hold stock until after year end, arguing reduced summer production will lift prices, with fall weights likely slashing receipts then a rebound. A gradual supply decline next spring supports a stronger market, and national depressions may not offset pork demand. The piece champions continued hog raising as profitable for farmers into next year.
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Mitchell Republican
Mitchell
The
Republican
Soil fertility explains farm population shifts
The piece argues that soil fertility drives farm population trends, noting declines in most states over the past decade but an uptick in South Dakota. It cites soil depletion in Maryland and Iowa, credits South Dakota State College with showing fertilizer can boost profits, and urges farmers to seek agronomy guidance to restore yields and sustain farming communities.
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Wisconsin
South Dakota
Maryland
South Dakota State College
Iowa
Agronomy ‘Department of State College
Millennium plea on state workers in campaigning
The Argus Leader urges that no party or candidate has a right to use state workers in campaigns. It notes officeholders under Governor Bulow will campaign to keep Democratic control and expects payrolls to contribute time or money. It praises Warren Green as a potential governor who would curb such activity if elected.
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Argus-Leader
Bulow
South Dakota
Usy
Warren Green
Tme
Income tax plan aimed at easing real estate tax burden
The Argus Leader and South Dakota tax critics clash over an income tax proposal. Advocates claim it would relieve real property taxes, especially on agricultural lands, while opponents warn that creating new taxes may raise overall burdens unless revenues are used to cut existing levies.
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Argus
Tax Conference
State Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers Noted For Charity And Card Games
Sioux City Tribune reports Will Rogers, a multi millionaire and popular figure, being admired yet involved in gossip linked to Clara Bow's restaurant and card games. He quips about gambling limits while a Mary B. Muller interview in the American magazine portrays the Rogers family life.
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Sioux City Tribune
Will Rogers
Will
Clara
Nan
WL Rogers
Mary B. Muller
Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Clara Bow
Courtesy on the Highway Prompts Road Hog Awareness
Minneapolis Tribune notes growing concern over road hog drivers causing accidents. It stresses highway courtesy as key to cutting deaths and urges patrols and public reporting for extreme cases. It also mentions a constitutional salary question on the ballot next month and the governor’s stance on officer pay.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Highway Patrol
Y C L Assists Fire Prevention Across South Dakota
Members of the Y C L statewide aid fire prevention as Miss Aleen Erickson notes Fire Prevention Week runs October 5 to 11 with material from the State Fire Marshal The program urges year round vigilance and cooperation to reduce losses and save lives The Fire Marshal emphasizes education posters home inspection forms and playlets as tools for schools and families in South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Aleen Erickson
Young Citizen
Young Citizens League
Don C. Lewis
C. E
C. L
Lewis
United States
Chicago
League
C. S
Miner 4-H Leaders Map Plans for Year
Miner county 4 H leaders met at Howard to outline plans for 1930 31 including a club program booklet music appreciation health work and scrapbooks. Miss Georga Haytaster urged accurate secretary records and a record bank achievement day set for November 1 with certificates for completion. Attendees included Mrs BE Foulkes Canova Mrs Frank O Neal Mrs E By Patten Carthage and Mrs FF Schulke Roswell.
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Georga Haytaster
Miner County
Howard
Court House
Zome
Miss Easter
Foulkes
Canova
Frank’ O'Neal
Mise
E. By Patten
Carthage
FF. Schulke
Roswell
Butter Boosters One Largest 4-H Clubs In Dakota
The Bonilla Butter Boosters have 22 members and rank among the state’s largest 4-H clubs. Faye Barrick notes the group’s summer work, successful projects, and attendance at daily judging events and meetings. County agent R A Cave often spoke at gatherings held June 10, July 28, August 25, and September 2 at various homes. Leader Sam F McKichan guides the enthusiastic Bonilla dairy club members.
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Dakota
Bonilla Butter Boosters
Faye Barrick
Boni
Dairy Club
R. A. Cave
Boxl Russell
Ross Palmer
Trpman
Carl French
Sam F. B. McKichan
Bonilla
Health Camp a Decided Success in South Dakota
South Dakota health officials report Camp Wanzer hosted 100 children this summer, with 12 733 meals served. H T Cass notes longer stays averaging 34 days as the season ran full, aided by expanded staff and funding from parents and Christmas seal funds.
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South Dakota
Wanzer
H. T. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Camp Wanzer Hosts Record Camp Attendance 1980
Beadle County boys and girls attended Camp Wanzer under Mr Cass at the former McClure property in Silver City. About 400 paid their respects as overnight guests enjoyed improved accommodations. Miss Blandis Wilson supervised the summer office and letters from campers praised health benefits of the stay despite remote location.
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Senda
McClure
Silver City
Mr. Cass
Beadle
Cass
Beadle County
Blandis Wilson
Camp Wanzer
Public Health Association
Trip Winner Works At Dairy Judging
Mervin Ogren of Marshall County is named South Dakota state champion 4-H dairy calf club member for 19% as awarded by state club leader M J Jones. He earns a trip to the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis, Mo, offered annually by the Blue Valley Creamery Institute to promote club dairy work. Ogren has been a club member four years, raised two pure bred Holstein Friesian heifers, and has competed on the county and state dairy judging teams, culminating in high individual honors.
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South Dakota
Mervin Ogren
Marshall County
M. Jones
Mervin
St. Louis
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Poor Gas Cited in Watertown Bakery Failure S
In Watertown a suit seeks 11237.18 damages against Water town Gas by John Pettit, who operated a bakery from May 31, 1928, until October 1, 1923, claiming gas service failures and pressure issues ruined his business and led to closure.
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Watertown
John Pettit
Watertown Gas Company
Busness
Pettit
Supreme Court Opinions Upheld Four Reverses One
The South Dakota Supreme Court issued five opinions this week. It upheld four lower court decisions and reversed one in a mix of criminal and civil cases. Joseph Bauer’s conviction for intoxication liquor was sustained in Turner County. Faranda Kanstrup’s perjury conviction in Minnehaha County was affirmed. A mortgage foreclosure action by H P Dougherty and Catherine Dougherty against Joseph Novotny and sheriff R D Gammon was upheld. A lease action by C Wyeran and others against Farmers Elevator Co. of Faulk County to collect debts was affirmed. John Remme’s appeal from a Sioux Falls municipal court order dismissing a breach of contract suit against Herald Johnson was reversed. Remme’s complaint was deemed to have sufficient cause for action.
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Joseph Novotny
R. D. Gammon
Doughertys
C. ©. Wyeran
John Remme
Sioux Falls
Herald Johnson
Supreme Court
Remme
Kidney pains and hydration remedy from old health ad
A health notice advises that kidney pains may stem from toxins in the intestines and promotes regular water intake and Jad Salts as a diuretic and cleanser. Drink a full glass before breakfast with a pinch of ordinary Jad Salts, then two glasses of water between meals and at night. If not gone in six days, see a doctor.
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