Judging Education Display At State Fair Highlights
A staff of 12 judges, all experienced, assessed Education Building exhibits representing 36 counties, 10 rural schools, seven parochial schools, eight cities, and 50 towns. Awards for sweepstakes expected Friday morning as premier work and decorations receive praise, with notable displays from Draper High School, Canton, Highmore, Smith-Hughes works, and Yankton Sacred Heart booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Tilley
Smith-Hughes
Draper High School
Jones County
History Friege
Canton Public Schools
Highmore City School
Salem
Milbank City
Sacred Heart School
Yankton Booth
South Day Kn Literary Society
Maven Tien
Las Advancy
State Fair Observations from the Agri Editor's Desk
Bright Wednesday at the fair drew record visitors as mud dried and parking grew scarce. The Fish and Game Building saw brisk activity with auction of confiscated guns by Colonel O R Batly of Alexandria. A 4 H demonstration team from Harcing County and local youths earned blue ribbons in dairy foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agri
State
Cellene
Sioux Walls
Fish and Gam
Asx
O. R. Batly
Alusandria
Margegaret Norton
Harcing County
Nish
Seana
Macharet
State Fair Fat Barrow Champion Mentioned in Sheep Show Notes
The item notes improved breeding and quality of Hampshire and Shropshire sheep at the State Fair with better exhibits and records of fat barrow champions. It references South Dakota breeding sites and feeder markets, highlighting enhanced care and competition within the livestock displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
City Briefs: Local Visits and Family News
Mrs J Rease returned from Des Moines visiting Alton Sutherlane and Hawarden while attending a reunion. Local couples and families e connected to State Fair events with births licenses and marriages noted. Guests include Mr and Mrs J B Hipple and twins, Starr Coughlin en route to Ames, and families from Pierre Rapid City and Minneapolis visiting the Clark home during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rease
Des Moines
Alon
Sutherlane
Hawarden
al Alton
Jadv
Hipple
Robert Hipple
Edvic Me
J. W. Ridgway
Pierre
Ridgway
Grace Kuna
Frank W. Kelsey
Marold Alvorsen
Washington
D. c
Henry Lake
A. Halvorsen
Kelsey
Halvorsen
Ellers
Harold Schroeder
Sand Grace Fenski
Huron
Philip Erickson
Frank Avenue
Huron Hospital
Alt
Goverman
Laurence
Hillery Charr
Canning
Dalton Darlene Fry
Rapid City
Chris Jacobson
Laura M. Napier
W. J. Bulow
Kathleen Bulow
J. W. Ready
Beresford
A. M. Berg
Nick Wadden
Farley reveals Robinson as 1937 Supreme Court choice
Postmaster General Farley stated Roosevelt planned to nominate Senate member Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas to the Supreme Court in 1937 and had informed the senator before his death. Robinson would have replaced Justice Van Devanter as the court bill fight raged. Hugo Black of Alabama was later chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Joe Robinson
New York
Roosevelt
Joseph T. Robinson
Arks
Supreme Court
Justice van Devanter
Sunacur Hugo Black
Alabamas
Rain brief records at Porto Ballo Panama
A fragment notes that at Porto Ballo on the Isthmus of Panama nearly half the rain fell in three minutes. The garbled text suggests a sudden downpour observed during a short interval, with few other readable details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto ‘Ballo
Panama
Friday At The State Fair Schedule Highlights
The state fair daily events include clothing exhibits, home economies demonstrations, trapshooting and horseshoe pitching contests, continuous demonstrations in the Women’s building, a final assembly in the Club building, auto races with entrants and a record list, Ernie Young’s acts, exhibit releases, and an all-evening program ending with a fireworks display by Inter-State Fireworks Company. The program features Amrin Hang American Legion band, Ernie Young’s Follies Internationale, with Flying Powers, Michon Brothers, Girlon Girls, California Varsity High, and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Young
Armin Hang American Legion
Flying Powers
Michon Brothers
Girlon Girls
California Varsity Hight
Inter-State Fireworks Company
Yankton
Poultry Winners Crowned at 1938 South Dakota State Fair
The Poultry Raisers Annex announced 1938 state fair winners with F D Schappaugh of Cedar Falls Iowa taking the grand championship in the poultry division for a Rhode Island red cock. Other titles went to H P Larson of Beresford for white leghorn and single comb white leg horn entries, Carl B Woody of Newton Iowa for a barred Plymouth Rock, and Evan Busse of Otawa Minnesota for the Toulouse goose in the waterfowl division. Mrs Adaline Skiff of Colorado Springs displayed the white king owl pigeon grand champion, with further wins in pigeons and other sections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ize
I. Morgen Asbjeld
Alcester
F. D. Schappaugh
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Buff Otpington
Otto Baseler
Frankfort
H. P. Larson
Beresford
Plymouth Rock
Carl B
Woody
Newton
G. ©. Lampe
Huron
Aso. Wok
Avis Miller
Bryant
Even
Busse
Otawa
Minn
Q Gander
Toulouse
Evan Busse
Drake
Pekin
G. W. Preston
Hitchsack
Duck
Raven
Adaline Skiff
Colorado Springs
Colo
Young Ben
Kers
Varnon Olson
Kittarry Atkins
Davenport
Swatnanl Palmer Wickie
War Crisis Puts Kennedy On Spot
In London a crisis tests Ambassador Joseph Kennedy as he uses blunt notes to urge peace and unity among Allies. British officials express confidence in him, noting his directness and resolve to avert economic disaster by rallying Gentocracies to coordinated action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Joseph Kennedy i
London
Walter Hines Page
Kennedy
United States
Charles
Gates
Hell and
Maria
Dawes
Ambassadorig
Funeral Friday for Nyle Remme
Funeral services for Nyle Remme a 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Remme of Huron will be at the American Lutheran Church at 2 30 oclock Friday afternoon Rev Sander Tullifson will officiate and burial will be in Riverside Cemetery the Thursday after noon Surviving parents are two brothers and ten sisters Ronald Miles Eva Lou and Layonne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyle Remme
Remme
Huron
American Lutheran Church
Sander Tullifson
Riverside Cemetery
Ronald
Miles
Eva Lou
Layonne
Colorado Tax Expert to Address Rapid City Convention
Frank G. Arnold executive director of the Colorado Governmental Research Association will address the Greater South Dakota Association annual convention in Rapid City on October 6. His talk titled A Workable Means of Tax Control which Promotes Better Government. Arnold also led the Nebraska Federation of County Taxpayers Leagues and helped Nebraska earn the nation’s “white spot” on the tax man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GSDA
Frank G. Arnold
Colorado
Rapid City
Greater South Dakota Association
Arnold
Nebraska
Inwa
Yankton Cow Wins First State Fair Milking Derby
The first annual milking derby at the State Fair named a Yankton State Hospital cow as champion. The winning cow produced 246.2 pounds of milk and 4.29 pounds of butterfat in a ten hour run, valued at 3.93 dollars, with butterfat at 40 cents and skim milk at 24 cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Cow
A. Cave
Extension Dairyman
Brookings
Yankton State Hospital
Ross Oviatt
Huron
Alan Oviatt
Award Tickets In Coloring Contest at Huron Theatre
Tickets to the Huron Theatre were awarded to Lloyd O’Brien Frank Bulter James Edward Cole Edith Mary Hartwig Ule Johnson Esther Erickson Betty Leu Johnson and Mary Stahl of Huron for coloring one of the semis in last week’s Saturday Evening Huronie. More tickets will be given next week for watercolor or carving work on comic pages. entries must reach the newspaper office before 6 o'clock next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Theatre
Huron
Lloyd O'Brien
Frank Bulter
James Edward Cole
Edith Mary _ Hartwig
Ule Johnson
Esther Erckson
Betty Leu Johnson
Mary Stahl
Huronie
Sportsmen Hold Annual Meeting
Dakota sportsmen held their annual fair week meeting at the Marvin Hughitt hotel last night. Representatives of the Izaak Walton League State Game and Fish department Ducks Unlimited and other sportsmen attended. Attendees included L E Waggoner president of the state Izaak Walton Joeague and Karl Mundt national vice president of the league. Entertainment came from Bernice Ripley and talks by L E Waggoner C B Johnson Dr James Clark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Marvin Hughitt
Izaak Walton League
State Game ‘and Fish Department
Ducks Unlimited
Sioux Falls
Izaak Walton Joeague
Karl Mundt Madison
Bernice Ripley
Eric Young
L. Ey. Waggoner
C. B. Johnson
Game and Fish Commission
James Clark
Stave Chainman
Worl Munet
FSA Sires Win In Competition At South Kota State Fair
The Farm Security Administration loan funded stallion exhibit at the South Kota State Fair drew interest from farmers. Nine purebred Belgians and Percheaux, weighing about a ton, competed with Belvidere winning first in the three year old Belgian class. Donned by J J Weaver and Cavalier owned by J J Wright earned second and third respectively, with Amand owned by H J Birchfield taking second in the four year old class. The event signals a larger display planned for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kota
Farm Security Administration
J. B. MacMillan
FSA
Belvidere
Orla Clark
Leteler
Donn Oed
J. J. Weaver
Dickson
Cavalier
J. J. Wright
Holabird
Amand
H. J
Birchfield
Wessington Springs
Phinners
Thomas hearing Friday set in De Smet manslaughter case
Preliminary hearing for Li Thomas a 40 year old truck driver from Miliank is scheduled for Friday at 9 am before Justice FH. BL Plowman in De Smet. State's Attorney E F Green announced the date. The事故 stemmed from the Sept 4 crash near De Smet that killed Mrs Howard B Burton Jr and seriously injured her daughter Mary Jean and Mr Burton. Thomas, father of nine, was arrested after being released from Buren hospital where he had been confined since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Thomas
Plowman
de Smet
Thomas
E. F. Green
Kingsbury County
Buren Hospits
Howard B. Burton
St Paul
Burton
Mary Jean
Sincs
aMieers
Varied Displays In Women's Work At State Fair
Enthusiastic remarks greet the Woman's building at the State Fair as displays are praised for beauty, cleanliness, and decorative effects. Exhibits include art talks by Edna Sam and Grace Redmond, plus crafts from state institutions such as the State Hospital Yur tan Redfield Gary School for the Blind and the Flandreau Indian School. Demonstrations in masonry, canning, agriculture, metalworking, welding, and beadwork showcase varied talents under supervision of Mrs John Allen and Mrs A Weir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wilson
Huron
Wamnan
Ednasam
Grace Redmond
Gomonstraliunms
Extension Department
Stave Callene
State Hospital
Yurtan
School For Peeble-Minded
Redfield
Gary School For the Blind
Flandreau Indian School
Ander
Wmrs
John Allen
Philip Loknes Wes Knen
Boyd Allen
Ari
A. Weir
National Small Businessmen Aviation Convention Opens
Pittsburgh dispatch notes a sparse turnout at the first convention session as 219 members registered. J Raymond Tiffany reports telegrams saying business is punk and no funds for conventions while leaders vow to preserve free enterprise. Derwitt Emery of Akron speaks on the convention’s purpose and Royal C. Johnson voices anti-war sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Small Businessman’s Aviation
J. Raymond Tiffany
Derwitt Emery
Akron
Royal C. Johnson
Washington, D. C
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Poultra
Poultty Congress Committee
Buffalo
Harding County
Donald Mueller
Barwin Price
Gerfield
Donald Kraft
Aurora County
Tee Hyatt Crart
Agnes Hanson
Asistant
Lucia Voorhees
Nisland
Blanche Lindgren
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Minnehaha County
Washington High School
del Rapids
Mons Day
Myron Sears& Sons
Grinnell
Tingle
Jingle
Richard Sears
Luther Maynard
Grinnett
Barrow
Shropshire
Theodore Christensen
New Effington
5. D
Christensen
Chester White
Geyerman
Bory
Charles Hipple
Third Street
Starr Coughlin
Ames
State College
Royal Hotel
G. C. Lampe
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
The
Colorado Governmental Research Association
Sportsmen
Lester Thomas
Trucker
de Smet Justice
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