State Livestock Show Names Winners Across Cattle and Swine
The article lists multiple champions at the state livestock show across cattle and swine divisions. Winners include Butcher families and several farm operations from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska with champions in Cheviot Dorset Rambouillet Hereford Holstein and various breed classes. Exhibitors span Chase Brothers Carl Shaffner & Sons M. D. Dailey E. J. Haisch and others with top awards for senior grand and junior classes.
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Swinebeck
Flandreauiy
Floyd L.krugh
Jay
Myers
Sons
Dallas
A.- K. Day
Office of the State
Fair Secre Bates
Mitchell
Bates
Jary
T ’ . Julius
Uken
Springfield
Frank Swope
Orient
Falken
Lennox
Walteras
Ginsbach
Hartford
R.’C
Chester
Middleton Bros
Canistota
J. L. Scherer
Hart‘ford
J.W. Malory
Salem
Lester Carl‘son
Beresford
Evan Carlson
Leon Schultz
Tulare
Champion Ram
Carl Schafner & Sons
West Union
Champion Ewe
R. E. Pullin
Waterloo
Iowa
Chase Brothers
Willow Lake
W.G. Miles
Evansville
Wis
Dorset
Ram
Carl Shhaffner & Sons
Ewe
Rambouillet
R. E. Strutz & Sons
Jamestown
Mooney & ‘Larrabee
Fort Dodge
Andy B. Knoeth
Davis
Mays Spaulding
Flandreau
Harris & Sons
Harris, Mo
Howard Breeze
Clear Laker
Dell Wright
Sanborn
Towa
Akin Bogue
Joseph J. Rezac
Milford Meadows
Fang
Lake Mills
Milford Court
Pansy Sophia
Humboldt Holstein Friesian Association
Humbert
Jowana Famiff
Davenport
John D. Cotton & Son
Parker
State Hospital
Yankton
State Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
Mission Farm
Stephan
William Teske
Webster
Wal Zock
Whitewater
Charles B. Ginger
Joseph J. Rerac
Duroc Jersey
E. J. Haisch
Menno
P. E. Putnam
Norris
John C. Hol
Oxford
Down
Champion Jam
Carl Shaffner & Sons
C. H. Morris
Carroll, Neb
RK. E. Strutz & Sons
Shropshire
Champion _ ram
Champion Ene
Walter. Wormstadt
Huron
HG. Skinner
Brookings
R.E. Strutz & Sons
W. G. Miles
Evans- Ville
Mildred Zoa Moore
Butler
M.C
J. F. Lewis
Clear Lake
Hampshires
R. E. Pullin & Sons
RE. Strutz & Sons
W. M.miles
M. C. Wallace
Britton
M. C
J. F Lewis
Illinois Picnic At St. Lawrence Draws Neisians From Several Towns
The fourth annual Illinois picnic was held at St. Lawrence on Sunday September 7 with attendees from Harrold Higamore St. Lawrence Huron Redfield Alpena and Woonsocket. A picnic dinner followed and a short business meeting elected Claude Foster president and J A Rubendall secretary. A committee for program and menu was named with chairs Clyde Siders Clyde Danner F B Calkins Mrs Brown and Mrs Foster.
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ST. Lawrence
Illnois
Clyde Siders
Alpena
F. B. Calkins
Milter
Clyde Danner
Huron
Woonsocket
Brown
Harrold
Leavel Hadfield Annual Picnic Winners Named
In a post business session program of contests and sports the crowd announced winners in hog calling and other events. Mrs. Fred Murphy of Highmare won husband calling while Fired Johnson of Highmare took the hog calling prize. Sylla Mae Donald from Mitchell and Clyde Danner of Woonsocket led the children fat people race. Claude Foster and Art Rubindall selected sides for the laughing contest with Rubindall’s side prevailing. A baseball game closed the program as the annual Dakotan gathering grows each year and former residents are urged to attend.
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Leavel Hadfield
Fred Murphy
Highmare
Johnson
Chilhenge
Sylla MaeDonald
Mitchell
St. Lawrence
Clyde Danner
Art Rubindall
Mrs Dagmar Thompson Buried at Lake Preston
Lake Preston Sept 11 Special Funeral services for Mrs Dagmar Thompson of Lake Preston were held at the Congregational church with Rev Evans officiating. She was buried in Lake Preston cemetery beside her husband. She was 28 and had been ill six months. Surviving are her father three brothers Ange White Arnolda Lake Preston Alfred Rapid City and sister Amelia Owen Pulcwana.
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Lake Preston
Alfred
Rapid City
Amelia Owen
Pulcwana
Haugen Dies at 27 in Aberdeen Home
Lloyd G. Haugen aged 27 a well known Aberdeen resident died at his parents home Tuesday noon from heart ailment He was district accountant for General Motors corporation in South Dakota and played high school football as a tackle He was known statewide for his accounting work which took him to major cities across the state.
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Lloyd G. Haugen
Aberdeen
Loyd G. Haugen
South Dakota
J. G. Haugen
Federal hunters kill many animals in state
Four federal hunters and one hunter from the Black Hills Livestock Protective association killed 49 coyotes, three bobcats and 19 porcupines in August. Louis Knowles, head of predatory animal and rodent control, reported the monthly figures. Rodent control work began in Hanson, Beadle, Brown, Brule, Carson, Campbell and Sully counties during August.
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Rapid City
Black Hills Livestock Protective Association
Louis Knowles
Hanson
Beadle
Brown
Bruie
Carson
Campbell
Sully
Esther Swartz Highlighted as Hitchcock Star in Sketch
In John Hix's sketch titled Stra As It Seems a drawing features Esther Swartz former Hitchcock high school basketball standout. Swartz scored 1331 points across 42 games helping her team win a series of games and a notable run in Hitchcock athletics.
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Hitchcock
John Hix
Stra
Esther Swartz
Hitchcock High
Aberdeen Board Reduces School Budget for 1929
Aberdeen South Dakota board of education approves a revised budget showing a net levy reduction of 2961.73 dollars from last year. Despite adding 100 to 150 pupils, the county levy totals 364,505 dollars for all purposes. The prior year budget stood at 367,466.75 dollars.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Board of Education
State to Receive Bids on Railroad Crossing
The state highway commission will receive bids to complete an overhead crossing over the C B Q railroad near Chilson Fall River county. The project aims to replace a dangerous grade crossing with a new overpass, with completion required by April 15 1931. The crossing sits at the canyon head and requires approach filling.
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Hot Springs
State Highway Commission
Chilson
Fall River County
Lake Preston faculty picnic honors four new teachers
Lake Preston South Dakota faculty members held a picnic at Tourist Park on Monday evening in honor of four new teachers joining the staff for the present school year. The honored group includes Professors Anderson and Smith in the high school and Miss Daniels and Miss Alexander in the grade school.
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Lake Preston
Anderson
Smith
Daniels
Alexander
Bormann Calls for Debates on Prohibition Question
Sioux Falls Sept 11 Henry Bormann independent candidate for congress from the first South Dakota district challenged Republican Charles Christopherson and H E Dawes superintendent of the state British Saloon League to public debates on the liquor issue He campaigns on a wet platform and urged discussions at the Sioux Falls Coliseum and Mitchell Auditorium before October 13.
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Bormann
Sioux
Falls
Henry Bormann
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Charles Christopherson
Hig
H. E. Dawes
Briti Saloon League
Christopherson
Dawes
Mitchell
Lightning Strikes Fedora School Chimney in Storm
During an early Sunday electrical storm a lightning bolt struck the Fedora consolidated school chimney. No damage occurred to the building. The article notes an assessed valuation of 23 million dollars for the New York Stock Exchange.
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Fedora
Fedora‘ Consolidated
New -York “Stock Exchange
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