Lamb Feeding To Be Reduced In 1932 Corn Belt
Brookings reports from federal statistician C. J. Borum indicate lamb feeding in the corn belt will be greatly scaled back from last year and prior years. Shipments of feeder lambs through inspected markets are expected small, with total six month shipments unlikely to exceed the smallest 13 year total. Western states show mixed patterns with Colorado reduced but the San Louis Valley and Western slope seeing larger numbers, while other west states hold or rise slightly.
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Brookings
Corn
C. J. Borum
Federal Agricultural Statistician
State College
United States
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
San Louis Valley
Best in Radioland features and schedule notes
Radio editor C E Butterfield reports campaign broadcasts tonight and Wednesday with time slots across NBC and CBS networks. The piece lists drama hours rising 1931 to 1932 and outlines specific programs and personnel, including Bernard Minstrels and opera Carmen.
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WJIZ
NBC
George W. Norris
Cleveland
WABC
CBS
WEAF
al Bernard
Minstrels
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Georgia Price
Tommy McLaughlin
Jay C. Flippen
Isham Jones
WEJZ
Pat Barnes
Carmen
Guard Against Poultry Theft in Fairfield Township
Fairfield township poultry raisers report losses from a few dozen to hundreds of chickens and respond by marking hundreds of birds with a unique tattoo brand. The permanent marks help prove ownership and deter theft as brands are registered with dealers and sheriffs statewide. Some farmers also install alarms on poultry houses to further guard against theft.
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Fairfield Township
Singers To Compete On Radio In South Dakota Audition
Vermillion report notes South Dakota aspiring singers will gather in Yankton October 23 to compete via station WNAX in the sixth national radio audition. A jury of musical experts and radio listeners will select state champions a young woman and a young man. Winners receive silver medals and advance to Chicago in November for the district audition and a shot at part of $15,000 in cash awards from the Atwater Kent Foundation.
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South Dakota
Yakkton
WNAX
Chicago
Atwater Kent Foundation
Politics Attracts Interest Of Eight D U Students
Vermillion October 18 more interest in politics than ever shown by University of South Dakota students this year. Young democratic and republican clubs form on campus with several rallies weekly. Candidates for national state and local offices speak to groups as Political Science league hosts debates. Speakers include U S G Cherry and IL D Weeks, ex Governor W L Harding of Iowa, and Lydia Johnson independent candidate for Congress.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Political Science League
U. S. G. Cherry
Woonsocket Farm Union Meeting Reports State Convention
Woonsocket Farm Union local held a regular meeting in the M W A hall with a large crowd. Delegate Joe Darkey reviewed the State Farmers union convention at Hu Ten last week. Delegates were appointed to attend the county meeting at Letcher on Friday October 8. The Elliott township hall meeting was moved to Letcher. A dance followed the meeting into the early morning hours.
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Woonsocket Farm Union
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Farmer's Union
M. W. A. Hall
State Farmer's Union
Hu- Ten
Joe Darkey
Letcher
Elliott Township
Woonsocket Benefit Concert Aids All State Orchestra Trip
A special benefit concert in Woonsocket drew a large audience to raise funds for Woonsocket and Letcher school pupils to travel to Rapid City during Thanksgiving week and join the all state orchestra. Four Woonsocket pupils and three from Letcher plan to attend.
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Woonsocket
Brememettrec Parinicim
Rapid City
All State Orchestra
Letcher
Mrs Polley Named to National Welfare Advisory Panel
Mrs S C Polley of Pierre appointed to advisory committee of the public welfare department. She will represent South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Kansas and Wisconsin on the General Federation of Women's Clubs national committee.
Cuticura Talcum Keeps Skin Comfortable All Day
Cuticura talcum powder promises twenty four hour comfort with a fine soft texture. It helps prevent chafing and irritation. Price two scots. Proprietors Potter Drag and Chenziesl Corp Malden MA.
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Potter Drag & Chenziesl Corp
Malden, Masa
Colored Dance Band To Play At Pavilion
The Black Devils will be the featured entertainers at Huron pavilion midweek band night. The pavilion located a mile east of Huron on highway 14 is well heated, ensuring comfort for dancers. Moore's band tours the Midwest as part of the event. Verlyn Wood hosted a girls gathering at her Wayland home with three card tables and prizes for Lois McGuire and Esther Brown.
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Frank Moun
Black Devils
Huron Pavilion
Moore
Midwest
Huron
Highway 14
Friends Wayland
Verlyn Wood
Lois McGuire
Esther Brown
Hagedorns Visit Woonsocket Resident Ties
Dr and Mrs Hagedorn of Sioux City arrive in Woonsocket for a weekend visit at the H Dzie home. Mrs Hagedorn, formerly Hazel Stackland, is recalled by many locals for long residence in the area.
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Woonsocket
Mrs Jim Thomas Returns From Sioux City Visit
Mrs Jim Thomas returned home the middle of the week from Sioux City where she visited for several days with friends and relatives in a brief social note from Woonsocket on October 18.
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Sioux City
Woonsocket
Jim Thomas
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