Huron Boys Win Honors At Fair
The Oviatt brothers from Huron led Holstein prizes at the state fair with Orin second and Alan third in the three year old class, Ross fourth, and Howard Brezee of Clear Lake winning the grand champion registered Holstein. Other winners include Raphael Bradrist of Watertown first in two year old purebreds, Harold Johnson of Altamont first in registered Holstein calf, and multiple Huron exhibitors in grade Holsteins and Ayrshires. The dairy show featured strong entries while the sheep division expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviatt
Huron
Orin Oviatt
Alan
Ross
Howard Brezee
Clear Lake
Raphael Bradrist
Watertown
Stanley Nord
Milbank
Kenneth Morrill
Alar Oviatt
Orin
Esther Zamow
Harold Johnson
Altamont
Edythe H. Larsen
Irene
Reshael Brandrnet
Melvin Johnson
Lloyd Shinnick
Troy
John Shinnick
Howard Brezer
Howard Brezee. Clear Johnnie Reaves
John Smith
Lee Jones
Beryl Damier
Milo Opdahl
Hayti
Norbert Brandrnet
Arvid Stengel
Milbak
Roy Oleman
Eugene Gutzler
Robert Nord
Roy Sperr
Vienna
Victor Jones
Harold Sotem
Volin
Deloris Moser
Vern. Koenders
Castlewood
Vernon Ullman
Brookings
Jeannette Moser
Winston Allman
Marvin Koenders
Alois Fox
Watert
Roy Amacher
Waterfoun
H. M. Jones
Shropshire
Howard McLain
Bryant
Mildred Zoa Meare
Butcher
Howard McClain
Mary Olive Lewis
Brookes
Joe Davis
Cavour
James Davis
Yale
Roy Rietz
Aberdeen
Ene
Evie Schmidt
Virgil
John Price Lewis
Tudor Jones
Bath
World on Parade lights up South Dakota State Fair program
Tonight’s program at the fair features Cervone and his band with the Metropolitan Opera Quartette, a world on parade extravaganza, and a bicentennial fireworks display. Episodes showcase India Russia Spain and the U.S. with dance, opera, and outdoor skating, plus a full day of demonstrations and events for children and families.
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Matrepeitien Opera
Famey
Wong
Venera Genterz
Bepisode
India
Darbar
Far East
Russia
Austin
Spain
U.S. A
Fiat
George Washington
Gram Opera Life
Abbott Steppers
Foster
America
Prince Shelton
Dean
Willy West
scGinty
Comiiques Extraordinair
Metropolitan Grand Opera
Jess Libonati
Happy
Robby McLean
Lemaire
Reynolds
Liazeed
Mohammedan Pyramiders
Hoagian
Ask For Revision Of Freight Rates
A brief World wartime update notes discussions in New York on freight rate revision requests. The report highlights government or industry bodies considering changes to shipping charges amid demand pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times
Chile cabinet resigns after July revolts
Provisional President Carlos Dayila's cabinet in Santiago resigns at daybreak following a revolt and two counter revolts in July, ending its tenure as the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Santiago
Chile
Carlos Dayila
Huron Pavilion Opens Tomorrow at State Fair
The Huron pavilion on federal highway No 14 near the State Fair Grounds will host four dances beginning tomorrow night. Cec Hurst and his Mormon Sheiks headline with acts by Jimmy Long and Jimmy England the King Fish. The venue offers a large, well lit floor with heating and ample parking for attendees.
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Huron
Cec” Hurst
Huron Pavilion
South Dakota
America
Jimmy Long
Morton Downey
Jimmy England
King Fish
4-H Girls Take Fashion Honors At State Fair Event
Margaret Busarson won first in the complete outfit contest for 4-H girls at the state fair. Many entries include outfits costing from 9.08 to 18.77 dollars with details on hats gloves purses and lingerie. Second through eighth places listed with contestants from Tyndall Misland Alpena Onida Nisland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Busarson
Miss Guserson
Miss Gusarson
Pearl Linafelter
Alpena
Cleo Eller
Onida
4-H Club Parade Lights Up Grand Stand Wednesday
Outstanding events in the 4-H club schedule tomorrow include a parade in front of the grand stand led by the Lake Preston band at 1 p.m. A girls 4-H style revue follows at 2:45 p.m. The state revue champion will be named Thursday evening and receives a free trip to the National 4-H club congress in Chicago to enter national competition. A livestock judging contest starts at 8:30 a.m. Demonstrations in breadmaking clothing and canning run until 11 a.m. Dairy and crop demonstrations occur in the dairy and crop buildings and home extension banquet is set for 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Agriculture
Scone
Cervone
Metropolitan Opera Quartette
Division of
State Board of Health
Florence Walker Englesby
Ormorrow
Brome
Englesby
Margaret Koenig
Wauhbay
Lottie Bigler
Yankton
Chicago
Lattice Bigler
B. A. Buchanan
W. H. Grifith
John Faust
Huron
F. Adame
Aberdeen
J. C. ‘Shirley
H. D. Sewell
Agnes Keegan
E B. Taylor
A. P.scheib
A. E. Bostrum
Waubay
W. L. Matlock
Grove Baldwin
HL. Baylor
A. P. Scheib
W. Faiger
G. A. Youel
B. H. Kerr
de C. K. Welker
Haron
Lake Preston
National Club Congress
Attractive Music Program Planned
An attractive program has been arranged for musical entertainment tomorrow in the Women's building at the State Fall. Prof. George A Boughton and Saga Collin with a group from Wednesday Musicale will appear. Miss Minnie Broom of Watertown will address on Taos art. Mrs. Brown will illustrate with her paintings. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Clifford will present a triple quartet from the Faulk county chorus with Mrs. Clifford on piano. The opening concert was organized by Miss Gertrude Null with federation officials represented by Mrs. Camden Rayburn and Mrs. M. E. Blystone.
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George A. Boughton
State College
Sioux Falls College
Boughton
Saga Collin
Violin Statate College
Sioux Fells ‘College
Minnie Broom
Watertown
Taos
N. M
Brown
Laos
Perry Clifford
Cresbard
Faulk County
Clifford
Gertrude Null
General
Federation of Women’s Clubs
South Dakota
Huron College
Paris
Catherine Lochart Manning
Vivian Smith
Joyce Woodruff
J. C. Lindberg
Aberdeen Northern Normal and Industrial School
Grandstand Show Calls South Dakota State Fair Best Yet
The first night praises the open air program at the 1932 South Dakota State Fair. Acts include dance and song numbers, an international World on Parade route, ice skating by Bobby McLeanholder, and a high pole act by Costi Flores. Rubin and Cherry rides return as evening admission is free.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Thas
South Dakota Fair Board
Spain
Russia
Nice
India
Ice
Riviera
Rose Carnivel
Broadway
Amsterdam
Ziegfeld Follies
New York
Siva
St. Petersburg
Bobby McLean
America
George Washington
Costi Flores
Fair Board
Huron
Fair Grounds
Schense Quadruplets Prove Family Providers at Aberdeen Fair
The Schense quadruplets Jean Joan James and Jay, 20 months old, attract attention at the Aberdeen farm after touring the Midwest. Their act earns their father Fred Schense more income this year than his own Aberdeen farm, with daily takes reaching hundreds of dollars and over 2000 dollars on their own account as they exhibit at the State fair. The family contemplates buying a farm, noting the children have become a substantial financial asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lindberg
Papa Schense
Brown County
Beatrice Lindberg
Mr. Schense
Middle Western
Schense
Jean
Joan
James
Jay
Fred Schense
Aberdeen
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Joseph Brinkman, Jr
Winks Lamb
Wether Lamb
Wesley Duane Moone
Butler
Doyle Barton
Clade
Mrs. Engiesby
Anna C. Dailey
Waubsy
Eva Morgan
Highmore
Amber Overby
Mellette
Alma
Eva Schwartz
Contretts
Hed- Beld
C. N. McKvaine
Woman's
Rome
Whasers
Esther Carlson
Marjories Sorensen
Misland
Nest
Dorothy Loyd
Nisland
Ssport
UPA
VN Smsig
Wee
Federal District Court
Calmenson
Susen
Beny
George A.boughton
Raya
Soap Bc
Proprietoras Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Aiaas
Cuticora
Giiemay Ai Ore
Lampe’s Food News
Monarch
Fem
Monarch Tomato
Stokely’s
Sonny Hubbard
Pheasant
Tempe Market Company
Aemenine Baer
Lampe Market Co
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