Fish And Game Exhibit To Be One Of Features At Fair
Pierre September 7 wildlife exhibit at South Dakota state fair in Huron September 1 to 15 will be larger and more varied than ever. Game and fish director HH Johnson said the free attraction will include live and mounted wildlife, with live waterfowl on an outdoor pond and numerous fish varieties. Jack Brooks will manage live animals at Custer State Park and Carl Peterson will supervise mounted birds including pheasants and grouse. The display also features tame antelopes from Harding County and other small mammals from Custer Park.
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R Pierre
South Dakota
Huron
State Game and Fish Department
Johnson
Game and Fish
Game and Fish Commission
Game Department
Jack Brooks
Att Custer State Park
KR. L. Ripple
Carl Peterson
Brookings
Petersen
Custer State Park
Hardings County
Club Parade at State Fair Showcases 4-H Work
Thirty counties will be represented in the 4-H club parade on Wednesday at the State Fair. Each entry will illustrate a phase of the 4-H club work. State club leader H. M. Jones announced plans during the fair. The parade attracts many visitors, including members’ parents and other interested people.
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H. M. Jones
Jeader
Jones
State Board of Agriculture
Dakota Farmer
Beadle County
4-H Club Leaders To Meet At Fair
Local South Dakota 4-H leaders gather at the State Fair on Thursday September 14 in the Boys and Girls club building. Frank Feser Brown County president and Miss Jane Keen Codington County secretary lead the event now in its third year.
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South, Dakota
Frank Feser
Brown
Jane Keen
Codington County
Camp Wanzer Sets Weight Gain Mark
Camp Wanzer in the Black Hills, operated by the South Dakota Public Health Association, reported a new weight gain record during the summer program. The camp enrolled about 80 participants, highlighting heightened activity and health focus at the facility.
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Camp Wanzer
South Dakota Public Health Association
Season closes with gains totaling 500 pounds
The season closed with 500 pounds gained at an average of 6 14 pounds per child, matching last year in enrollment and exceeding 1932 season by over a pound per child. Dorothy Anderson of Bison led individual gains with 16 pounds, while Della Learned of Leola and Joseph Bell of Miller gained 14 pounds each in longer periods, Delia Actomplished 14 pounds in six weeks, and Joe Bell took two months. Emma Hamer of Chamberts also appears among the honorees.
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Dorothy Anderson
Bison
Dorothy
Della
Leola
Joseph Bell
Miller
Delia
Joe
Emma Hamer
Chamberts
Honors for Achievements Increase Weight Gain Record
In a report of student progress four students led gains with thirteen pounds in one month and five others reached ten pounds or more. Evelyn Patterson Mission Hill Ronald Phelps Rutland Phyllis Hughes Redfield Louis Bell Miller Minnie Carlson Gary all added significant weights and receive or will receive prizes and awards. The General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park is cited as the largest and oldest in the United States at 280 feet tall with a diameter of 36.5 feet.
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Evelyn Patterson
Mission Hill
Ronald Phelps
Rutland
Phyllis Hughes
Redfield
Louis-Bell
Miller
Minnie Carlson
Gary
General Sherman
United States
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