Doings Of Interest To Central South Dakota Women
A. E. Anderson of State College outlines the Federal Farm Board aims to aid farm marketing while stressing farmer ownership and education. South Dakota women lead in cooperative efforts, with extension services helping farmers organize, set budgets, and improve home management amid evolving standards and incomes.
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South Dakota
A. E. Anderson
State College
State Federation of Women's Extension Clubs
Sven
New Marvin Hughitt
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture Marketing Act
Ecro
Federalarm Board
Mar
Anderson
Extension Service
George Ernst
Aberdeen
Federation
Julia Kiene
Cappers Farmer Magazine
Topeka
Kan
Susbie
Mary Rokhar
Department of Home Economues
Washington, D. C
Sodar
Wats Pally
Club Women To Study Clothing for Heal’9
Miss Anita Andrews announces 1930-31 home extension program for about 4800 club women across two counties. Five demonstrations cover finishing garments, posture and undergarments, patterns and necklines, sleeves and shoulder fit, plus footwear and foot care. Additional sessions address Christmas gifts and home grounds beautification as part of a three-year home beautification plan.
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Anita Andrews
Exension Service of State College
Miss Andrews
Black Hills
A Ees
South Dakota Territory
Sara L. Dewing -Hame
Beadle, Spink and Hand County
Cme
Andrews
New Thayer Book Heads List Best Sellers For Week
The week’s fiction favorites include Thayer’s Teen Men and Barnes Years of Grace along with Kaye-Smith Shepherds in Sackcloth Bottome Tatterd Loving Tumis American Girl and Harrison Generals Die in Bed The non fiction lineup features Housevelt Story of San Michele Lone Cowboy Fouche and The Outlaw Years with Varying authors led by Owen Wister Axel Munthe Stefan Zweig and Robert M Coates.
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Tiffany Thayer
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Sheila Kaye-Smith
Phyllis Bottome
John R. Tumis
Charles Yale Harrison
Desks Return To The Living Room This Winter
Desks regain favor in living rooms as a design trend, with high topped secretaries and chest on chest pieces giving rooms character. The article notes desks fit spaces between doors or opposite fireplaces, offering function and style without forcing a full suite. It highlights reproductions of classic desks and budget options, suggesting later additions like tops or cupboards.
Self Reliance Amassed by Blind Students at Gary School
Otio Rule, superintendent at the Gary state school for the blind, discusses students gaining independence through crafts like furniture making, fernery, and braille literacy. He notes the school aims to teach self reliance, adaptability, and education beyond mere refuge, with graduates pursuing teaching, music, or trades while facing public bias toward handicapped workers.
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Gary School
Hazel Christoffferson
Otio O. Rule
State 1 School For the
Gary
Refuge
Mir
Abre Furni
Mr. Rule
Noramel
Rule
Tesch High
South
Dakota
Jar
Becaupe
Thasire
Ft Dodge
Joway
Putt putt craze hits Huron playgrounds for kids
Local chatter notes new miniature golf course aimed at children on Kansas avenue and Fourth street. Elders’ venues face away from Dakota and Wisconsin as youth showcase a fresh, affordable recreation, urging sun filled outdoor play and public interest in young inventors.
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Huron
Dakota Avenue
Wiscosin
Fair City
Kansas Avenue
Fourth Street
Grandma Mabor and the Flying Showdown in the Grandstand
Hazel Christoffersen depicts Grandma Nabor and a bustling crowd at a county fair as Speed Holman’s roaring plane swoops above the grandstand. Grandma muses on love, risk, and aging while the crowd roars and racehorses thunder toward the finish, her humor revealing city and country life.
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Hazel ‘Christoffersen
Grandma Nabor
Snap
Speed Holman
Grandma
Grandma Naber
Holman
Bant
Must Store Simmer Clothing Carefully
A weathered guide urges care in storing summer garments. It warns against crowding closets and packing away hastily, recommending a rainy day review to assess what stays useful and charming for future seasons.
Dainty Touches and Lingerie Trends for Fall
The fall lingerie feature highlights foundation garments to create a long, unbroken silhouette with tight, princess-cut lines. Pajamas adopt tuck-in waists and fullness at the bottom, with coordinated colors and short coats. Lingerie uses crepe de chine with rosé beige laces and a shift toward blue shading. pastel undergarments remain popular.
Practical School Wear Advised for Children
A State College clothing expert urges mothers to favor practical attractive frocks and suits for children despite their fondness for colorful garments. The goal is simplicity as a keynote in school attire and to balance style with practicality.
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Puis Anita
Drews
Jege
Cleaning and storing garments for next season
A reader advises washing garments with soap and water before storage to prevent dirt and perspiration from embedding in fibers. Once clean and dry, roll each piece into a bundle to create a foundation for next year's wardrobe.
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Federated Extension’ Clubs
Bernice Fullerton
Atcora
Airs
Peery Clifford
Cresbard
Denis Conway
Ft Pierre
Hazel ‘Grayce Tollgfson
Mellette
Thayer
Rele
Mr. Role
Mabor
Evecyn Coyne
National Bank OF Huron
Sourn
Exncorporation