Fine Quality Exhibits Shine at Kingsbury County Achievement Day
Despite threshing season busyness, Kingsbury County 4 H club exhibits show high quality with most ribbons blue or red. Ronald Johnson De Smet wins best fat lamb, a southdown cross, while Dale Johnson earns reserve. Evelyn Englehardt Bancroft dominates lamb categories with multiple blue ribbons and pen honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Lewis Thompson
Extension Department
State
Kingsbury County
Evelyn Englehart
Bancroft
Senate panel mulls all fibre cans for food packing
Senator Gillette of Iowa signals upcoming hearing on expanding use of tinless cans for food. Albert Robbins to explain fibre lined containers using corn flaxseed tallow bones and clay in durable nonmetal can技. MacMillan Petroleum Corp president touts secret formula and notes shift could save thousands of pounds of metal and require vast corn supplies.
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Washington
Gillette
Iowa
Raymond
S. MacMillan
MacMillan Petroleum” Corporation
Los Angeles
Calif
Robbins
Petroleum
Ralph ‘Davies
Lake Preston youths sweep fair ribbon awards in livestock and clothing
At the county fair Lake Preston youths win top honors across livestock classes and clothing exhibits. Gordon Nelson and Verlyn Thompson share blue ribbons in lambs, Leo Ma Jone leads the baby beef with a grand champion shorthorn steer, and Verne Larson earns champion fat barrow in hogs. Poultry, clothing, and food divisions feature multiple blue ribbons and red ribbons for local 4 H members.
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Oxford Lamb
Gordon Nelson
Lake Preston
Verlyn Thompson
Leo Ma Jone
Gerald Strub
Ivan Johnson
de Smet
Everett Malone
Zeck
Ronald Holland
Verne -Larson
Emily Pickering
Arlington
Chester
Hampshire
Leslie Nelson
Berkshire
Verne Larson
Ralph Best
Patsy Wilkins
Joe Doyle
Erwin
Carroll Anderson
Hetland
Grace Hay
Mildred Sadler
Ake
Donna Marie Hodges
Bernice Anderson
Marlyn Hay
Marian Larson
Evelyn Englehardt
Mary Bau
Alice Baul
Regena McAdaragh
Oldham
Verene Larson
Preston
Confirmation Class Begins Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church
The first confirmation class starts Sunday at 10 15 a m at Grace Episcopal Church The topic will be The Meaning of Confirmation Enrollment is open to all adults and to boys and girls 100 years of age or over Parents guardians and sponsors should send those for whom they are responsible The class will run until the last Sunday in May All unchurched and church members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Will Cotinue
John Brauch Transferred to Spring Valley Bank Post
John Brauch Jr to transfer from National Bank South Dakota Huron Branch to Spring Valley Minnesota as managing officer and new vice president of the First National Bank of Spring Valley. Transfer expected about September 15 and marks a nine year banking career with the Huron branch. He is a member of the Huron Cooperative Club and municipal band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brauch, Jr
National
South Dakota
Huron
Spring Valley
Minn
First National Bank of
Spring ‘Valley
First “Bank ‘Stock Corporation
Huron Bank
National ‘Bank of South Dakota
Huro Cooperative Club
Dunicipé
Military Affairs Head Says Fathers Shouldn't Be Called
Washington Sept. 7 Representative May Democrat Kentucky, chair of the House military committee, urged that married men with dependents be kept out of service for another year and a half based on a selective service survey and a conference with Director Hershey. He also said the War Department would likely ask Congress by January 1 to lower the selective service minimum age from 20 to 18, and that married men with children should be called up only after all other manpower sources are exhausted.
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Washington
May
Kentucky
House Military Committee
Selective Service
Hershey
War Department
Congress
A. E. Martin
Institute of Industrial Psychology
Sydney
Australia
MacKENZIE On Hatred and Remaking the World After War
The piece argues against cultivating hatred in soldiers and calls for postwar education to curb bloodlust. It cites Dr. A E Martin who warns such emotion impairs judgment and leadership, endorsing restraint and a cooler, humane approach to victory and reconstruction.
War ethics and the aim to cultivate calm in conflict
The speaker argues that soldiers should harden to face death while keeping hatred in check. Dr Martin suggests stimulating higher mental processes to win the war and, more importantly, the peace. He urges cooling thought over hysteria to curb militarism worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Women All Out In Sale Of War Bonds
Mrs. William C. Duffy of Sioux Falls, new women's division chairwoman of the South Dakota War Savings Staff, trains in Washington to boost women's cooperation in selling war bonds and stamps. Upon return she will meet county committees to coordinate county efforts and secure 10 percent family income investment in war bonds. The piece notes a Los Angeles rainfall record from 1884 at the end.
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Sioux Falls
William C. Duffy
South Dakota War Savings
Washington
Treasury Department
Duffy
Treasury
National War Savings Staff
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Huaok, F. Dak
Oxydol
Golden Valley
Arm & Hammer, Pkg
Iba «Ae
Abc
RED Heart Dog Food
Sterling
Monarch
Makatiss
Ata An Das
John Brauch
Portland
Ore
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Wal Pia
Ld Boand
MacKenzie
Hitler
P & G Soap
Colorado
Concord
Waxtex
TLC
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Council Oak
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Miller
Miracle Whiper
Frankl
Ici
Gerber’s Baby Food
Cam Entoy Tences
Pt Ya
California
Sunkist
Momey
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