Awards In Dept To Be In War Stamps At State Fair
Women gain spotlight at the 1942 South Dakota State Fair in Huron from Sept 7 to 22. Awards in the women’s building will be paid in war stamps for canning baking sewing painting and hobbiecraft with junior hobby divisions open to youths. Patriotism decorates the building and a period furniture display highlights the art department.
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America
Huron
E. F. Wilson
South Dakota
South Dakota State Fair Sets $2376 Wether Class II Prizes
Market Wether Class II features on tap at the 1942 South Dakota State Fair with $2376 in prize money. Weeldreyer of Emery, superintendent of the sheep department, notes $216 per sheep class across Shropshires Bouillet Southdown Hampshires Oxford Down Lincoln Cotswold Dorset Cheviot Corriedale and Karakul. A market wethers class debuts this year with $90 in awards paid by three South Dakota packers.
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South Dakota
Weeldreyer
Emery
State Fair
Shropshires
Rambouillet
Southdown
Hampshires
Oxford Down
Lincoln
Cotswold
Dorset
Cheviot
Corriedale
Karakus
State Fair Premiums Paid in War Stamps 1942
The 1942 State Fair will pay a large portion of premium awards in United States war stamps. In full war stamp payments are planned for poultry apiary dairy agriculture horticulture art needlework culinary literature and education. Other departments will receive 10 percent of awards in war stamps including horse cattle sheep and swine.
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Wey VE. Wv
United States
South Dakota Sheep Show Awards and Classes Announced
Prizes in 11 breed classes total five dollars for first place down to two dollars for fourth. Classes include ram and ewe categories by age, exhibitor flock, breeder flock, get of sire, and champion ram and ewe with ribbon prizes. State competition limited to sheep owned in South Dakota.
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Armour & Company
Huron
Swift & Company
Watertown
Morrell’s
Sioux Falls
Sheen
South Daota
Ram
Official Family of 1942 State Fair outlines leadership
The 1942 South Dakota State Fair board is led by W. W. Thorp with officers T. Young and H. V. Wyman. The list covers superintendents for admissions, agriculture, art, concessions, cattle, dairy, education, poultry, public safety, speed, sheep and swine, publicity, and more across Huron, Aberdeen, Brookings, Sioux Falls, Pierre, Bath, Canova, Alcester, and Yankton. Deacon Shem Crowne of Boston noted as the first professional artist documented in America.
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W. W. Thorp
South Dakota Board of Agriculture
T. ©. Young
Huron
H. V. Wyman
Mobridge
C. B. Hansen
L. H. Cornell
Helen Fennessey
John Evans
James Callum
Aberdeen
Ole Thompson
Renner
Eb.f, Wilson
Tyrus Thompson
Brookings
Alice Olson
Pierre
Homer W
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Wether
Laurence S. Betts
Phowe
Waibel
Deacon Shem Crowne
Boston
Chief Brand
Per Gaelon
Chicago
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
Kansas, S. E
Fairmont Creamery CO
E. Huron
S. D
Gitte’ Scourt
Penney's
Towncraft
Charg
ARMY
Gay Litte
Ox Fords
U.S
Gtr
Clover