Dairy Cattle Awards Posted at Sani Dakota State Fair
Judging of Holsteins Brown Swiss and Ayrshires began at 2 00 p m to complete dairy cattle placings at the Sani Dakota State Fair Supt B H Jacobsen announced champions in Guernsey and Jersey divisions with several senior and junior champions named from Fort Iowa Creamery Highcroft Wayzata Freedom Farms Knoeppel Farms Madeira and other locations. Competition was described as outstanding and Guernseys showed keen rivalry among Winnebago Harks and other notable herds while milking stock showed no competition in the milking throat division.
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Sani
Dakota
B. HL Jacobsen
Jersey
Chuernsey
Penwood
Fort Iowa, Creamery
Zata
Highcroft
Y Farm
Colony
Fons Mior
Knoeppel Farms
Thorn
Madeira
Minn
Supt
Jacobson
Winnebago, Minn
Lincoln Etching In Women's Building Unusual Craft
An embroidered etching of Abraham Lincoln hangs in the Women's Building needlework section. Created by the late Mrs. Frank Burney of Sioux Falls, 140660 stitches use silk thread and human hair on satin. Began 1892, completed in time for the 1892 World's Fair in Chicago.
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Abraham
Lincoln
Frank Burney
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Paris
Abraham Lingaln
Legend of 1472 wagon massacre confirmed at Shasta site
In Shasta California forestry officials confirm an old legend of a covered wagon party slaughtered by Indians during the Modoc War. Graves and piles of bones align with James Campbell’s years old description, noting his claimed white fur trade identity and carved name at the site.
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Shasta
Calif
Modoc
James Campbell
State Fair Observations From Hyde County Notes
Hyde County reports include a 2100 pound purebred short horn bull exhibited by Rusche Brothers Bancroft, a notable entry in the three year old class. Four H enrollments total 162, with Ken neth Wanless noting strong prospects from several exhibits and a yearling shorthorn heifer entered by Eugene Exlandson. Dairy and poultry groups, Brown Swiss and Ayrshire cattle, home extension displays, bread entries, certified seed potatoes, fortified Bliss shipments to Florida, and Poultry Judging trials form a broad fair snapshot with various agents and institutions named.
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Shortaer
Rusche Brothers
Bancroft
Albert Rusche
Hyde County
Kenneth Wanless
Hyde
Mr. Wanless
Eugene Exlandson
John Noonan
Codington County
State Potato Growers Association
Earl Nan Sickle
Watertown
Bliss
Florida
Housewives Learn Practical Food Buying Tips At Fair Display
South Dakota Department of Inspection sponsors a booth in the Dairy Building showcasing how to read labels on bread and other packaged foods, the importance of net weight, and the need for clear manufacturer information. Gale Mead emphasizes buyer protection, urging inspections before purchase and showing examples of spoiled goods, condemned cream cans, and proper dairy handling methods along with public sales of drinks and ice cream.
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South Dakota Department of Inspection
Stste Tae
Io Town
Mead
S. D. Poetry Society Meet At State Fair
South Dakota State Poetry Society holds annual meeting at the Pioneer building during the State Fair. A business session includes officer elections and reports, with a poetry luncheon at 1 o'clock. Regional VP Averil Huck Eilis will review the state literature exhibit and Gertrude Gunderson will lead a poetry clinic.
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South Dakota State/ Poetry Society
Pioneer
Averil Huck Eilis
Gertrude Gunderson
Mitchel
Society
South Dakota
Realistic Dream Of Sioux Falls Boy Brings In Police
In Sioux Falls at 2 05 a m Monday Clarence Paa 17 a Washington High School senior caused police to rush to the Paa residence after residents heard him scream for help Peter Pan Clarence's father said he shouted through a window and tried to quiet the youth who slept on a porch during warm weather Clarence could not recall his dream or its subject and was ushered inside before officers arrived
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Clarence Paa
Paa
Polie
Peter Pan
Clarence
Washington High School
Plane crash on Adirondack ridge kills Mahoney family
Mrs. Molly Cashen Mahoney, 52, and Canice P. Mahoney, 25, wife and son of Jeremiah T. Mahoney former Amateur Athletic Union president, died when their plane apparently disintegrated in mid air and crashed atop a wooded Adirondack mountain ridge. State police recovered parts of the craft as the main cabin and a wing were found in a tree.
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Comstock
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union
Adirondack
Molly Cashen Mahoney
Canice P. Mahoney
New York City
New York Port Sets Up Guard Against Possible Sabotage
Port of New York authority police were placed on guard to deter sabotage of the Hyson River bridges and tunnels worth 216 million dollars. Authority official Billings Wilson issued an order calling for extra precaution as the system will move munitions and supplies for European belligerents.
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New York
Fort LE
N. J
Port of New
Funeral Held For Miss Anna Perrson
Funeral services were held in Holst Mortuary Pierre for Miss Anna Perrson who died Friday in St Marys hospital Pierre after a lingering illness from an accidental fall in her apartment Burial was in Blunt cemetery She was daughter of Haakon and Johanna Perrson longtime Sully County settlers and taught in rural Lewiston Township Onida and Huron College later aiding her father in the Blunt mercantile business She had been a deputy for her brother John Hughes County treasurer and was foster mother to Blaine Rosenberger Survivors include sister Tillie Pierce Onida brothers John Hot Springs Edward Sioux Falls Harry Boulder Calo Charles and Andrew Wyoming Arthur North Dakota
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Blunt
Pierre
John
Hughes County
Blaine Rosenberger
Ellen Perrson Rosenberger
California
Til Ue
Francis Pierce
Onida
Hot Springs
Edward
Sioux Falls
Harry
Boulder
Calo
Charles and
Andrew
Wyoming
Arthur
North Dakota
School resumes with dormitory program for coed housing
The faculty returns for a second year and the school again sponsors a dormitory for both boys and girls. Enrollment is preliminary as many students arrive during the first weeks. Mrs. Frank Schroeder serves as dean of the girls and Dale Du Bois as dean of the boys.
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Frank Schroeder
Dale du Bois
Eunice Curry Begins Teaching Duties at Kadoka Public School
Miss Eunice Curry traveled to Kadoka on Friday to assume teaching duties at the Kadoka public school. Mrs. L. C. Curry and Hob Dienslake accompanied her, returning home the same evening.
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Kadoka Orient
Hitchcock High School Opens With 77 Enrolled
Hitchcock High School began the new term with 77 students across 20 freshmen 21 sophomores 21 juniors and 15 seniors. New courses include music and Bible with a staff led by Miss Helen Bennett Miss Vivian Van Tas sell John Heinemann Miss Valeria Hoffert Miss Lois Gitchett Delvin Martens Eric dungemann and Supt Paul Cantonwine.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Helen Bennett
Vivian van Tassell
John Heinemann
Valeria Hoffert
Lois Gitchett
Delvin Martens
Eric Dungemann
Paul Cantonwine
Valeria Haffert
Rapid City
State College
Louis Gitchell
Evie Jungemann
Governor names safety council directors in South Dakota
Gov. Har Jan Bushfield appointed 20 directors representing patriotic and civic groups to a one year term for the South Dakota Safety Council. The body aims to reduce accidents through street highway home and industrial safety education. Notable appointees include Walter Burke Mrs H H Goodenough J F Hines C H Hornbeck E Klein M E Coffey R P England Dr Bert Benson Ward Green Marie Koch A W Wellers Martha Wheeler A W Palm John Martin L B Boorman Frank Hills E S Peterson Jack Tobin Al Wendt and Horace Cook.
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C. H. Hornbeck
Centerville
E. Kiein
Graff
Sioux Falls
United Commercial Travelers
M. E. Coffey
Watertown
State Act
R .P. Englend
Mitchell
South Dakota
Parent-Teacher Association
Bert Benson
Flandreau
Izaak Walton League
Ward Green
Pierre
Pink elephants on road near Rochester attract attention
In Rochester Indiana two pink elephants were seen on a road as a circus moved from winter quarters to Logansport. The animals wore deep pink capes and startled motorists who reported the sighting as they passed the overland freight scene.
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Rochester
Ind
Here
Logansport
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George Cooke and Sons
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Brookings
Orla Clark
Letcher
G. W. Bridge
E Valley
Orrin Letcher
Ethan
FL W. Fitch
Des Moines
Nucky Timber
Union
Clay
Yankton
Wallace Cusick
E. H. Jarman
Harry Roberts
Vivian Swenson
A. V. Ramsell
Huron
E. M. Link
Ayrshire
Goule Lampe
R.A. Cava
State College Extension Dairyman
Stat
Marlin Simonson
State College Extension
Sack’s Market
Miracle Whip
Crisco
Ise Ile
S. D. Poetry Society
Metz
France
Maginot Line
Sauxem. Burg
Treves
Vecken
Strasbourg
Germany
Freiburg
Switzerland
Anna Perrson
Governor Names Safety Council
Wellington
Chas. Beadles
Russell Headles
Olympia
Wash
Ita Beadles
Betty
Mather
Monarch
Yacht Club Mustard
Hmational Biscuit Co
Royal Crown Cola
Hilex
Hires Root Beer
Beaver Thouble
Quincy Township
Plymouth
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin
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