Storage Methods From Kriebs For Winter Garden Food
Frank D. Kriebs outlines storage methods to extend garden vegetables through winter. He stresses careful harvesting, selecting first class products, and using moderate cellar moisture with ventilation. Techniques cover onions carrots beets parsnips radishes potatoes squash celery rhubarb asparagus and tomato plant storage with sand, earth, or boxes and controlled temperatures.
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Frank D. Kriebs
Wate
Secretary of Agriculture
State to Experiment in Feeding of Wheat
South Dakota State College experiment station buys a load of spring wheat to feed cattle and hogs at the experiment farm. Professor Turner Wright says wheat is the cheapest feed and ground wheat provides similar value to corn, with grinding adding only a small cost. Feeding wheat was advocated by James W. Wilson and supported by agricultural writers and the Federal farm board chairman.
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Brookings
S. D
Fedrer Farm Board
South Dakota State College Experiment Station
Turner Wright
James W. Wilson
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Freeman Professor David E Harder Dies in Hillsboro Kansas
Dr. David E Harder professor of religion at Freeman College and noted Mennonite historian died Friday in Hibbers Hospital Kansas after a summer of graduate work at the University of South Dealers. He was 51 years old.
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S. D
Hillsboro
Kansas
Freeman
David E Harder
Freeman Dunks
Bibs
Hibbers
Kew
de. Harder
University of South Dealers
Aged man pleads guilty to liquor charge in federal court
In Yankton County Judge Elliott sentences the elderly man Paul Binkopf to 0 days in jail and a fine after he pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to possess liquor. This marks a second appearance in federal court on liquor charges.
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Sour Falls
Paul Binkopf
Elliott
Yankton County
Corn Yields At Lake Preston Exceed Expectations
Lake Preston reports corn yields ranging from 20 to 40 bushels per acre amid a season of adverse weather. Replanting occurred after cold wet planting conditions and later hot dry spells, yet overall yields are above expectations with thousands of bushels likely to be stored locally.
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Lake Preston
Lake Herman Closed To Fishing For Winter Season
A state game commission order signed by Fred H. Hildebrandt and C. H. Johnson bans hook and line fishing at Lake Herman from November 20, 1930, to April 30, 1931 to protect newly stocked game fish. Signs will warn the public.
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Lake Herman
Madison
Fred H. Hildebrandt
C. H. Johnson
Maine
Watertown Firemen Put Out Two Blazes
Two small fires kept Watertown firefighters busy this week. A doghouse at Thomas McGregor’s home was saved from spreading to nearby structures after a candle left by children started the blaze at midnight. A tourist park pressure issue also demanded city crew attention but caused only minor damage.
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Watertown
Thomas McGregor
Gremen
Kingsbury County Man Fined for Contempt in Sioux Falls
Judge Ray E Dougherty fined F. J. Davis of Kingsbury County 25 dollars for contempt of court in Sioux Falls this week. Failure to appear for examination ordered July 30 led to the fine. If unpaid, Davis faces jail time in Minnehaha County per the contempt order.
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Kingsbury
Sioux Falls Siouk Falls
Ray E Dougherty
F. J. Davi
Kingsbury County
Davis
Minnehaha
Careless Hunters Cause North District School Fire
A school house 13 miles north of Plankinton was destroyed by fire started by hunters seeking shelter for the night. The building had new decorations and furniture this fall. The school board will use the township hall until a new building is arranged, and desks were loaned to continue operations.
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Plankinton
White Pheasants Rally Hunters Near Ipswich
On opening day in Ipswich white pheasants drew several hunters. Carl Kruger bagged three and one specimen is on display at the C and C cafe. The birds are more common south of Ipswich than north, though the reason remains unknown.
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Ipswich
Carl Kruger
C and C
Thrift Shop Aimed At Helping Needy In Yankton
Yankton church representatives and Red Cross officials discuss forming a thrift shop to sell donated clothing and necessities to the needy at low prices. The plan calls for a free room to handle articles and an attendant to run the sale, with profits covering expenses and a fair break even.
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Yankton
Ywanksion
Red Crom
Boy Kicked by Horse in Clark Farm Accident
Emil Geise age 10 fell from a horse while riding at his father’s farm near Clark. He was brought to a Watertown hospital with a severe skull fracture. an operation was performed and doctors remained hopeful for his recovery.
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Watertown
Herseback
Clark
Emil Geise
Minnehaha County Plans Snow Fence Installations
County crews erect 18 miles of new snow fences on highways as encroachment funds run low. Charnock says fences placed where drifts will form worst while Flo notes county roads are generally in good condition.
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Minnehaha
Charnock
Gettysburg Future Farmers Banquet Focuses On Pheasants
Gettysburg Future Farmers Of America held a Monday night banquet at the M E church basement with 36 attendees including FFA members fathers school board members and guests. The event centered on pheasant themes with toastmaster Melvin Hanson and talks by Willard Sargent J F Sargent and others. The evening closed with club songs and a cello solo by Paul Christopherson.
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Gettysburg
Palace Farmers of America
M. E. Church
Melvin Hanson
Future Farmers
Glenn ” White
Yarmers
Willard Sargent
J. F. Sargent
McDonald
Paul Christopherson
Jo, Strickland
Adams Memorial Officially Accepted by Deadwood City
Deadwood city council in special session accepted the Adams Memorial hall and thanked donor W. E. Adams. A five member board including George W. Ayres and P. A. Gushhurst will set rules, with the mayor as ex officio member. The session also leased the Werner store room to Louis C. Ramp for five years.
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Adams Memorial
Deadwood
W. E. Adams
Adams
F. 8. Howe
George W. Ayres
Lee Boyer
R. L. Ewing
P. A. Gushhurst
Dr. C. ©. O'Harra
Rapid City
Werner Store Roorm
City Hall
Louis C. Ramp
Gus Coover
Candy
Approval for Canning Boy Scout Troop Charter
Charter approval for a new Boy Scout troop in Canning was granted and the charter will be presented to the troop on November 7. John W. Buck of the Canning Consolidated school backs the movement with Wilbur Koelmer Roy L. Swenson on the troop committee and Roy O. Doeden as scoutmaster for Troop 30 in the Central South Dekota council.
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Canning Boy Scouts
Pierre
Canning
John W. Buck
Canning Consolidated School
Buck
Wilbur €. Koelmer
Roy L. Swenson
Roy O. Doeden
Giddings
Ben
Community Chest Drive Progresses in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls reports ongoing progress in the Community Chest drive despite obstacles and distractions from election activities. Committees say headway is being made, with a free gathering for all workers this week. Minnesota county’s drive goal is $47,008.
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Sioux Falls
Minnchales County
Demonstration of Andrews motor in Deadwood streets
A demonstration of the Andrews motor invented by Albert Andrews of Lead was held on Deadwood streets. The gasoline engine is touted as the lightest for its size and most economical, featuring few parts. A St. Louis firm manufactures the motor.
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Andrews
Albert Andrews
Deadwood
St. Louis
Forestburg Glee Club Plans First meeting and Broadcast
Forestburg Glee club organizers prepare for their first meeting on October 30 to choose a name and study operas. Residents are urged to listen to station KDGY in Huron next Sunday October 26 from 4 to 6 PM to hear the Forestburg high school glee club broadcast featuring songs and performances by Martha Kundert Helen Fouberg Hazel Fouberg Ruth Kundert and others. Superintendent G G Prunty will speak at the close of the program.
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Forestburg
Glee Club
KDGY
Huron
Glee Clubs
Forestburg High School
Helen Fouberg
Hazel Fouberg
Huth Howe
Ruth Kundert
Martha Kundert
Helen Footers
Santa Lucia
Jess
Aloha
De Smet Hunter Shot In Car Accident
Don Williams of De Smet was injured in a hunting accident caused by a loaded shotgun left in a car. The vibration fired the gun, hitting his arm with the full charge narrowly missing his head. Local authorities warn against leaving loaded guns in vehicles. No arrests for game-law violations were reported.
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DE Smet
Don Williams
Williams
Willams
Legion Auxiliary at Madison Opens Drive for Members
One hundred members have paid up and are in good standing in the American Legion Auxiliary in Madison. Mrs. Thomas Smith reports the unit previously boasted the third largest membership in the state with 167. Bake sale planned for November 1.
County Delinquent Taxes Reported in Belle Fourche
County treasurer G A Fry lists total delinquent taxes of 260113 dollars. He is providing a complete breakdown of amounts due to each school district.
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Belle Fourche
G. A. Fry
Fry
Sharpe Attacks Bulow McMaster Green at Desmet Speech
Attorney General M Q Sharpe republican candidate for reelection criticized Governor Bulow and D A McCullough in Desmet speech. He urged voters to back Senator W H McMaster over Bulow and Warren E Green over McCullough, citing policy inconsistency and rural credit management.
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Desmet
W. J. Bulow
D. A. McCullough
Rural Credit Department
M. Q. Sharpe
W. H. McMaster
Bulow
Warren E. Green
McCullough
Sharpe
McMaster
Washington
South Dakota
Breadh
Piero
Warren B. Green
Star
Board of and Corrections
Gree
McCi
Rurs
Deepartment
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