Poultry Show at State Fair Winners List
The four H club poultry show at South Dakota State Fair concluded with blue red and white ribbons awarded across American Breeds Old Pen Young Pen and various categories. Notable names include John Rudy Cavour Betty Siegfried Madison and Dor othy Devorak Parker among many others.
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South Dakota
Bie
Stanley
May
Huron
Betty Stoft
Brandon
Helen
Helen: Hadaway, Akron, Ia.: Helen: McIlvenna, Beresford; John Rudy, Cavour
Evelyn Erickson
Arlington
Doris “Hollingsworth
Woonsocket
Eckmann
Cavour
Layonne Oeberl
Winfred
Kenneth Siegfried
Madison
Ames Wakeman
Alon
John Rudy
Charlies Larson
Volga
Loren Kosten
Parker
Pullet
Darold ‘Eckmann
Jane Banneman
Ramona
Betty
Siegfried
Betty Hartenhoff
Jacueline Clausen
Akron
Evelyn
Erickson
Wan
Elas Holdgrater
Bryant
Doris Hollingsworth
Hartenhoff
James
Wanelda
Byryza
Delwin ‘Fechtelkotter
C. Ter
Do. Devorak
Kaufman
Delmont
Duane Tere Inoquois
Dorothy’ Devorak
Lieta Siegfried
Leonard
Mattke
Gordon @ Gross
Dorothy
Devarrak
Kenneth Gross
Madion
Dorothy Devorak
James Melivenna
Beresford
LaVonne McLowery
Iroquois
Duane Baxa
Herrick
Phyllis Mattke
Ma‘tke
Vina Mae Sunde
Marian Jenson
Florence McCain
Vina Mae Lunde
Norman Devorak
Young Drake
John_ Rudy
Old Drake
Charlotte Gleason
Robert Lynch
Troquois
Old Pen
Phyllis Mattké
Duane Lowery
LaVonne M. Lowery
Potato Winners at State Fair Grounds
The potato winners were announced in the Agricultural Building. Winners include Certified Bliss Triumphis by A. Fletcher of Clark County for first place and Laratin by Alois Fox of Codington County for second. Certified Early Ohios awarded to Henry Kluckman of Deuel for first and J D Klein an of Brookings for second, with Albert Cizaldo of Deuel taking third. Uncertified Bliss Triumphs led by Donald Fox of Codington for first and John S Melchert of Roberts for second, with Willard Marvin of Codington third. Uncertified Early Chios saw George J. Rumi of Sanborn first and Wilber Beindan second, with Willard Mervin of Mesabas third. Antone Clemetson of Jerauld took first in Uncertified Irish Cobblers, with W. J. Hartman of Clark and Russel Burbanks and John Melceit noted among others.
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State Fair Grounds
John Noonan
South Dakota
Deuel
Bliss
Donald Fox
Codington
John 5. Melchert
Roberts
County
Willard ‘Marvin
George J. Rumi
Sanborn
Wilber Beindan
Willard ‘Mervin
Mesabas
Horticulture Building Wins Praise at State Fair
Horticulture Building attracts visitors with a V for Victory display and high praise from superintendent George Gurney who released the winners list. Yankton County takes first in fruit exhibits with a superb sphams display. Robertson Orchards run by Tom Miller wins top fruit in Black Hills district. Notable evergreen and Walker's Flowers from Hyron attract much attention.
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George Gurney
Yankton County
Robertson Orchards
Tom Miller
Black Hills
Gurney
Yankton
Walker
Hyron
Exhibit On Meats Debuts At South Dakota State Fair
At the South Dakota State Fair a new exhibit by the National Live stock Meat Board appears in the Dairy Products Building. Director Forrest A. Fenn describes a revolving lard display, wax models of normal diet meals with essential elements, and several display panels. He urges housewives teachers and meat retailers to collect the practical meat preparation literature offered at the booth.
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South Dakota
National Livestock Meat Board
Forrest A. Fenn
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Report
Hyde County real estate transfers list property moves and grantors including Bawdon to Mrs Barker, Van Camp and Hadley additions, Ripley to Edith Ripley, and Bates to Ella Quirk. Entries cover sections and townships with noting the lands transferred and parties involved.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
Fred ‘Bawdon
Allen Barker
B. van Camp and
Hadley’s
Hyde
Assuussen
Ella’ A. Quirk
W. No van Cainip
Apples Victory Food Special drives wartime apple sales
The Agricultural Marketing Administration announced a Victory Food Special designating fresh apples for September 17 to 26. Apple production for 1942 is put above last year, with ample fall supplies and expected stable prices. The program aims to encourage consumption of plentiful foods to conserve others for the war effort. Total 1942 apple production was about 122,215,000 bushels, a slight rise over 1941.
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Agricultural 'Marketing Administration
Dakotans Win In Union Essay Contest
Three South Dakota students were named winners in the Pan American Union essay contest announced by Supt. J. F. Hines. Watertown and Milbank recipients earned $25 and silver medals, with Warren Miner of Volga also awarded a silver medal. Their essays advance to the national competition where results are pending.
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Pleare
South Dakota
Pan American Union
Supt
J. F. Hines
Public Instruction
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