Feeding Projects Now Under Way In 4 H Baby Beef
BROOKINGS Oct. 1 Special A seat majority of 4 H baby beef members begin feeding projects this October state club leader H M Jones says more animals will be fed this year than ever before Some members already bought feeder calves and more will buy at sales soon Not all 4 H baby beefs are bought at auction Some are private sales or steers raised in home herds All animals must be ear tagged by county Extension agents soon after feed Ear tags serve as official ID for county state and interstate shows Animals not tagged by December 30 will not be recognized in show rings Enrollment last year was 1035 and may rise about 20 in 1940 Low corn prices encourage more fedding All members keep a record book on their project Gains and economy of gain are used to recognize achievement
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Brookings
H. M. Jones
Safe Drivers named by South Dakota Boy Scouts
The Safe Driver awards for September are announced by Dr. W H Saxton in Huron, honoring drivers in pleasure and commercial classes. Recipients include Joe Lennox of Huron in pleasure and Ira T Brock of Hinton in commercial, with Miss Carroll Thomson of Aberdeen, Ben Lachman of Aberdeen, Mrs Godfrey Roberts of Pierre, and Merrill-Schaa Lumber Company of Pierre also recognized.
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W. H. Saxton
Huron
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Ben Lachman
Godfrey Roberts
Pierre
Merrill-Schaa? Lumber Company
Divide Pupils For Separate Recesses At School
The article notes separate recesses by grade with upper grades in one group and lower grades in another. It mentions first through fourth with music, and fifth through eighth joining later. A fifth grader, Fern Nolz, searched for goldenred during recess but could not find any.
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Fern Nolz
Ben Edward Shamp
First Grade Reader Finishes Dick and Jane Book
Completes first book in Reading Burdette Hein at McBride School under Mary Rhoads. She read the finished book at home to her parents and now tackles Boys and Girls at School.
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Burdette Hein
McBride
Mary Rhoads
Dick and
Jane
Booklet Exhibit Returns For Sunshine School Pupils
Junior Decker from Sunshine School reports that his art booklet on Calor is exhibited in Mrs Madden's office at Huron after being shown at the Beadle County Fair. Other pupils have their booklets returned.
Indian Exhibit Is Made At Sand Creek
Whittier School pupils create a sand table exhibit featuring an Indian scene with a boy and girl squaw two ponies a canoe wigwam and bowl. Added scenery includes mountains trees and a lake. Mrs Fier guides pattern tracing on Manila drawing paper then colors and mounts them to cardboard for display. Marjorie Kot suggests painting the sand table.
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Sand Creek
Whittier
Fier
Manila
Marjorie Kot
Richland Pupils Plan Mother's Day Program
Richland No. L School will host a party for mothers with first and second graders performing pieces while sixth to eighth graders read stories they write. Warren Gilchrist, president, has committees. eighth graders will plan games. Afterward, a lunch follows the games. Teacher Mie Rae Enman and reporter Eckmann, a fifth grader.
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Richland
Richland No. L
Warren Gilchrist
Ibig
Mie Raeenman Andeporter Eckmann
Elect Officers of Junior Girl Reserves
The Junior Girl Reserves and Junior High Aorl Reserves elected officers at a regular meeting. Jean Evans became social chairman Lesh Rand program chairman Donna Marie Boyle song leader Martha Phillips pianist. A Halloween costume party was planned for Friday October 27 with prizes for best costume. Frances Drawn spoke about the Girl Reserves camp at Lake Byron last summer. Two piano solos were performed by Martha Phillips and Doris Leighton.
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Aorl
Jean Evans
Lesh Rand
Donna Marie Boyle
Martha Phillips
Girl Reserves
Frances Drawn
Lake Byron
Doris Leighton
Clover Leaf Troop Resumes Meetings
The Clover Leaf Troop of Girl Scouts of Highmore sponsored by the Rising Sun Chapter O E S and led by Miss Elizabeth Bantz resumed activities with the new school year. They held a food sale at Kijer's Store to fund uniforms as fifteen members are enrolled.
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Girl Scouts of
Highmore
Rising Sun Chapter
Elizabeth Bantz
Kijer
Wet Washes In Drawing Class At Weeks School
In sixth to eighth grades at Weeks School under Miss MeyER students describe wet wash techniques. They mix color, wet paper, apply paint in multiple coats to create varying values, then mount washes on manilla paper and border them. An art booklet project showcases upcoming work.
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Astat
Lillian Jungemann
Miss Myer
Manilla
Perfect Attendance Report At Foster And Fairfield Schools
Tyrrell School pupils report no absences in six weeks taught by Leland Greenan. Four pupils at Fairfield No 2, including Richard Eldeen, Delmar Eldeen, Myron Urban, and Edwin Eldeen, also show perfect attendance. Report by Mar guerite Greenan. Also mentions estate notice for Mary A Lanters in Booth Dakota County.
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Foster
Tyrrell
Marguerite Greenan
Foster District
Leland Greenan
Fairfield No. 2
Richard and
Delmar ] Eldeen
Myron Urban
Edwin Eldeen
Booth Dakota
Boodie
Mary A. Lanters
Hercy Elven
Mary
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Beadle County
Default on mortgages by Frank W. Booth and Marion I. Booth to The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company. Details include principal amounts, interest, insurance, taxes, and total due of 4 656.87 with foreclosure set for November 10, 1939. Sheriff to conduct public sale at the Beadle County Courthouse front.
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Frank — W. Booth
Marion E. Booth
Tmortgagors
Mutuz Bengit Safe Insurance Company
Maren
the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
South Dakota
Huron
Mutual Beneet! LiFe
Inburanche. Company
Frank Wa Tsooth
Mariob E. Bauch
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
O'Ulock P
Detda
Bau
Rextra County
Gaid Morteagee
Beadle
Dakeats
Ward County
Haron
M.om
Mutual Benefit LI Insurance Cum
Bert
Register of Deals
Roadie County
South
Dadota
Nisa
Ala
Murt
Tange
Beadle Courtly
Ile Sheritt
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Huron Auto
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Hunter
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LONG
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Chas. G. Olson
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Sioux City
Paul W. Gross
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Frank Agnew
Ban Stodt
Jersey
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Frank Kent
Hampshire
Henry
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Highmere
Dewey Schiltz
Wessington
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C. S. Betts
South Dakota Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
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Ree Heights, S. D
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Marth Phillipe Ayconve
Faila
Dourh Dakota
Foun W. Boy
Sheritt
Ray
Central South Dakote
Evelyn Hartnegd
4-H
Clover Leaf Troop
Mtnor
State of
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Beadley
Elizabeth Lawters
Mary A.intersy
A. Lauters
A.A. Champerlain
Huron, SD
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J. B. Peterson
Morteazes
North Bririps Avenu Sioux Falta
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Tayzle
B. Petersen
Attornney
North Phillips Avenue
Sioux Faille
Toto W. Boyle
Reade County
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