Growth in Cattle Show Prompts Room Concerns at SD State Fair
South Dakota State Fair cattle judges wrap up as beef and dairy divisions report record entries. Carl Gustafson Aberdeen notes beef cattle numbers and quality exceed prior years and predicts insufficient space if next year mirrors this year. D H Jacobsen Brookings cites larger dairy cattle section and strong Swiss division interest with entrants reaching Oklahoma.
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South Dakota
Gustafson
D. HL. Jacobsen
State College
Brookings
Jacobsen
Oklahoma
Potato and Corn Display Awards From State 4-H Winners
Large displays in the 4-H Club Building highlight prize pots for potatoes and corn. Blue Ribbon potatoes feature Early Ohio Robert Lee Goodman and others. Yellow Dent and White Dent Corn winners include Norris Thompson, Howard Hodges, and Warren Baum among many names, with numerous handicraft and display awards listed for clubs across counties.
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Ohio
Robert Lee Goodman
Henry
Wilbur Kleinjan
Bruce
Floyd Kluckman
Clear Lake
Lloyd Kluckman
Herald Johnson
Webster
Arlan Woolworth
Car
Yellow Dent
Wallace Asper
Alcester
Norbert
LaFerriere
Elk Point
Pat
Curry
Dent
Flint
Yellow Dent Corn
Norris Thompson
White Dent
Warren Baum
Huron
Lloyd Hill
Richard Long
Handicraft
Harvey Kleinsasser
Freeman
Raymond Dean
Miller
Bernard and
Clifford Scherer
Timber Lake
Sylvan Farcell
Philip
Carl Clements
George Rank
Grindstone
Donald Wheaty
Dalton
Albert Preheim
Marvin Schamber
Campbell County
Sunshine Handicraft Club
Kutchingon County
Dewey County
Francis Simons
Selby
Donald Mrnos
Turner Rowley
Firesteel
Elnora
Thompson
Wessington
Francis
Simons
LeRoy Brutchel Dnaus
Alvin Mutchelknaus
Elmer van Egmond
Colton
Kenneth Simons
John Bornong
Othee
State Fair Observations on Potatoes and Livestock
John M. Rt an assistant agricultural editor notes wet fair grounds drying fast. Turner County agent George Anderson observes top 4 H potato entries while Gordon Stout claims several blue ribbons for state exhibit. Frances Klotz and Sarah Lake lead Hampshire ram class with 10 boys and two girls in livestock. Norbert La Ferriere wins corn sweep stakes in southern district. Ted Hill showcases Belgian stock. Milking Derby features Yankton hospital cow with 26.4 pounds milk first round. Dakota Palmer trophy rivalry heats up as Warren Morrrell prepares florist display. World Poultry Congress guessing contest draws interest with cockerel prizes. Ralph Mernaugh leads the poultry booth.
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John M
George Anderson
Turner County
Paul Porisfield
Robert Solheim
Parker
Gordon Stout
State Department of Agriculture
George
Hampshire Ram
Frances Klotz
Mount Vernon
Sarah Lake
Wessington
Ohn Noonan
Codington County
South Dakota
Watertown
John
Lake County
Norbert
la Ferriere
Union County
Rex Bankert
State College
Ted Hill
Brookings County
Hil
State Hospital
Yankton
Alan Oviate
Huron
Dakota Palmer
Minnehaha County
Warren Morrell
Cavnty
State Committee For
World’s Poultry Congress
Ralph Mernaugh
Letcher
Ralph
Christensen First Champion In State Fair Swine Show
Theodore Christensen of New Effington South Dakota was named Grand champion of the State Fair swine show Capt H A Weeldreyer announced the top blue ribbon winner for the fat barrow category Christensen s Chester White. Superintendent Weeldreyer praised the record entries and the lack of an empty hog barn noting this was the greatest swine show on record with high quality animals on display.
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Theodore Christensen
New Efftington
S. C
H. A. Weeldreyer
Christenson
Chester White
Herman Weeldreyer
Emery
Hampshire
Minnesota
South Dakota
Christensen
Chester Whites
Weeldreyer
Exposition
Franklin Family Relocates to Manchester Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Franklin and their two children moved from Brookings to the Keller house in Manchester. Franklin teaches at Lincoln School and serves as music instructor for Manchester Township schools.
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Manchester
Richard Franklin
Brookings
Keller
Franklin
Lincoln
Hugh Barnett Named Grand Champion at State Fair Sheep Show
Hugh Barnett of Brookings won grand champion in fat wether lambs at the South Dakota State Fair 4 H Sheep Show held in the State Fair 4 H Club Building. Eleanor Olson of Huron earned reserve champion while blue ribbons went to a roster including Dorothy Olson Bethel Nelson James Ellingson Joy Ellingson Joanne Allen and others across breeds and classes. The report lists multiple champions reserve holders and showmanship winners across Shropshire Hampshire Dorset and beef cattle divisions with several Wilkinson and Fox family names recurring among the awardees.
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Hugh Barnett
Brookings
Eleanor Olson
Huron
Dorothy Olson
Bethel Nelson
Lake Preston
James Ellingson
Pipestone
Minn
Joy Ellingson
Joanne Allen
Wessington
Kenneth Dailey
Egan
Howard Fox
Watertown
Edward Dailey
Flindreau
Harlan
Olson
Shropshire
Ram
Roy Fritz
Bath
Isabelle Fox
Ewe Lamb
Anna Marie Fox
Isabele Fox
Watertow
Lorette Fox
Mildr Fox
Rage
G. Ritchey
Hampshire
Frances Klotz
Mt. Vernon
Sarah Lake
Clayton Jorgenson
Mt. Earner
Kenneth Prunty
Alexand
Robert Lee
Arlington
Harvey Mills
Gene Rausch
Haven
Walter Schonebaum
Kenneth Schonebaum
Ewe
Evelyn Englehardt
Bancroft
Dorset
Dale Cavanaugh
de Smet
Dale Dailey
Cleoa Mettler
Menno
Donald Scott
Parker
Robert Cumrains
Clinton Neu
Hock
Ham
Arlie Wirt
Eldon
Wiet
Hawkinson Couple Depart Highmore for Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs David Hawkinson who visited relatives in Highmore last week left Sunday for Vermilion to spend a few days before returning to Detroit. Mrs Hawkinson was formerly Miss Lucille Quirk. The United States holds 56 percent of the world telephone share.
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Highmore
David Hawkinson
Vermillion
Detroit
Hawkinson
Lucille Quirk
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