Livestock Outlook Brightens at South Dakota State Fair
Farmers at the 1937 South Dakota State Fair report improved conditions and rising livestock quality. Hog prices may rebound after a bottom, feed supplies look ample, and hog pens may fill next year. Sheep, cattle, and poultry show strong demand and promising futures as breeders anticipate higher returns and larger output.
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South Dakota
Harding County
Union
Roberts
Pall River
C. B. Bates
Afivcheli
Souths Dakota
Byte
Poland
America
G. R. Hegkenlively
Clay County
Emereohin
Kopel
Parkston
Indus
Jamestown
North Diketi
Dakota
Populus
Sunshine State
Resy
Gakata
W. Thorpe
Britton
Huran
Porse
Uoome
South Dakota 4-H Clubs Showcase Outstanding Fair Within Fair
Good Farmers For Future South Dakota celebrates this year with exceptional 4-H exhibits. Livestock and poultry displays wow, crops reach new highs, and certified seed potatoes impress. Youths engage farmers with optimism as the theme shifts to action now.
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South Dakota
Care Of Trees Is Advised By Expert
Brookings expert advises late fertilizer for shade and fruit trees in September and October. L T L Davis, State College Horticulturist, notes trees store food before defoliation and late fertilizer boosts vigor. Apply readily available fertilizer under the tree, or dig a foot-deep hole under the canopy and fill with fertilizer. Rate: three to five pounds per 20 year old tree, proportional for younger trees.
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Brookings
L. TL. Davis
State College Horticulturist
Davis
Highmore Board Adopts New Activity Rules
Highmore South Dakota highlights new high school activity guidelines from a recent school board meeting. The policy lists allowed activities including band vocal music sports and speech with other classes as minor activities. Students are limited to two major fields and one minor unless in the top quarter of their class who may petition for extra activity work and faculty may grant permission.
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Highmore
Highmore Board of Education
Willow Lake Man Injured In Mishap
Ebner Seim, a farmer near Willow Lake, was injured after falling from a hayrack onto frightened horses that pulled the rack over him. He was rushed to a Watertown hospital with severe chest and back injuries and broken ribs. Neighbors aided Leanie Spilde in hauling hay to a farm as a stove was expected soon.
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Willow Lake
Willow, Lake
Ebner Seim
Hoe
Watertown
Seim
Leanie Spilde
Farewell Surprise Party for Miss Sabir by Drama Club
Members of the high school dramatic club surprised sponsor Miss Constance Sabir at her apartment on Pussday evening. The farewell gathering honored her upcoming departure to duties in the Sturgis public schools. Mon mots and Bingo were played. a gift was presented to Min Sahin by club president Curtis Rainy.
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Miller
High School Dramatic Club
Constance Sabir
Sturgis
Min Sahin
Curtis Rainy
Turton Hires New Primary Teacher Miss Steffes
Turton Sept 17 Special notice announces Miss Glidis Steffes engaged to teach primary grades at Hecla. Steffes previously led Turton’s primary room for years and taught Cracker Y O A Y S during the past two years.
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Turton
Glidis Steifes
Hecla
Steffes
Return Visits From Frankfort Trip
September 17 report notes Spadiab Studsway returning to Mambail Minnesota after days abroad visiting old friends in Redfield and reconnecting with relatives there.
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Frankfort
Spadiab
Studsway
Hee
Mambail
Minn
Redfield
Visit at Manchester and Frankfort injuries report
In Manchester on September 1 special note says Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harold and son Jimmy with Miss Thelma Harold and Mrs. Sherman of Shenandoah Iowa visited W A Sherman family while attending the State Fair at Huron. In Frankfort on September 17 Elmo Hull is recovering from injuries after being thrown from a hay load when a truck collided with his team and hay rack resulting in a dislocated shoulder and bruises. A special note from Frankfort reports Mr. and Mrs Edward Hang and daughter of Moorhead Minnesota visiting George Haug and family as they remain for a week while Mr Haug returns home.
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Washington Frankfort
Rosella Remily
Turton
J. N. Rueschenbers
Harold Phillips
Donald Kilkemeier
State of Washington
Phillips Brothers
Seatle
Mildrow
Mable
Donald
Chehalia
Miss Remily
Mr. Reuschenberg
Kelso
Jerome Reuschenberg
Manchester
Paul Harold
Jimmy
Thelma Harold
Sherman
Shenandoah
Iowa
W. A. Sherman
Huron
Frankfort
Sperisi
Elmo Hull
Edward Hang
Moorhead
Minn
Edward
George Haug
Manchester Extension Club to Meet September 29
The Manchester Extension Club resumes after the State Fair with a meeting on September 29 at Mrs. J. H. Bjornson’s. A dress making demonstration will be led by Mrs. Anna Timm and Bix H. Bjornson, followed by officer elections and a pot luck supper. The Dailey family left for Poitiar Michigan after a 10 day visit with relatives in Carthage and Manchester.
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Michigan
Manchester
Jerry Dailey
Mary Ann
Golnn Dailey
Poitiar
Mich
Carthage
Aluin Dailey
Manchester Extension Club
J. H. Bjornson
Anna Timm
H. Bjornson
Canova Junior Auxiliary elects new officers
Canova Junior Auxiliary members elected Deloris Haas as president Debora Koepselt as vice president Velma Johnson as secretary Vern Johnson as treasurer Rosemary Noi as chaplain and Gloria House as sergeant at arms. Nearly all Manchester residents attend the State Fair in Huron with the school groups taking Wednesday for teachers and pupils to visit.
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Legion Auxiliary
Frankfort
American Legion Auxiliary
Lona Kearney
Jonni Worner
Fl Baster
Pearl Drayer
Frances Lambert
Mary Hall
Martha Bas
Renin Mot
Tex
Canova
Deloris Haas
Debora Koepselt
Velma Johnson
Vern Johnson
Rosemary Noi
Gloria House
Bakery owner sells business after 25 years service
J J Hewett sells his bakery business to J W Johnson after over 25 years in the trade here. The Hewetts plan uncertain futures possibly seeking a western location. Also notes Mr and Mrs Merle Garry and daughter visiting Yale for a week with relatives as they attend the State Fairs.
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J J. Hewett
J. W. Johnson
Ryot
Hewetts
Yale Yale
Merle
Garry
Iroquoiz
Baes Art
Ste
Journalism Club At Willow Lake Leads School Paper
At Willow Lake High School the Goose Quill Club will edit the Broadcaster for both semesters as journalism becomes a student project none available as a regular class. Members plan poetry day radio broadcasts critiques by South Dakota poets and participation in poetry contests and magazines.
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Willow Lake
Goose Quill Club
Creative Writers’ Organization
South Dakota
Nominate Choices For Carnival Queen
Willow Lake reports organized student elections with four classes selecting leaders. Seniors elected Herman Meester as president and Irene Greenwold as secretary treasurer. juniors Ruth Seim and Gordon Riler. sophomores Douglas Playans and Marjoria Oltisens. freshmen Annie Forde and Arlene Dekstad. Carnival queen nominees chosen Lorraine Pearson Anne Hamre Carol Kretmar Arlene Rekstad. Carnival set for October 1 with queen campaign activity starting next Monday.
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Willow Lake
Septai
Herman Meester
Ralph Downa
Irene Greenwold
Ruth Seim
Gordon Riler
Ante Hamre
Douglas Playans
Marjori Ja Oltisens
Willis Cas~lin
Annie Forde
Duane Jannsen
Arlene Dekstad
Lorraine Pearson
Anne Hamre
Carol Kretmar
Arlene Rekstad
Miller Stock Buyers Ship 14 Carloads to Frank Miller
Local cattle buyers Jennings and Warmersen shipped 14 carloads of cattle this week to Frank Miller of Stanwood. The 495 Texas steers, purchased last spring, averaged 700 pounds after pasture in Hund County and 1300 of the first purchase remain to be shipped. Miss Enina Babdinet, formerly county nurse, visited Wessington Springs en route to Wall for a nurse position in Pennington County.
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Miller
Jennings and Wermersen
Frank Miller
Stanwood
Texas
Jennings and
Warmersen
Hund County
Wessington Springs
Enina Babdinet
Miss Babinet
Wall
Pennington County
Auction Sale At Wellington Springs Draws Local Crowd
A large crowd of local businessmen and surrounding farmers attended the public auction sale of Alex Schmidt, a well known farmer northeast of town. Schmidt plans to leave for Oregon in the near future.
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Wellington Springs
Alex Scmidt
Schmidt
Oregon
South Dakota Lignite Declared Not Bituminous Coal
An examiner for the national coal commission heard that South Dakota lignite does not qualify as bituminous coal, thus not falling under the Gufty Act provisions. Operators from Isabel and Firesteel testified lignite here lacks the required bituminous classification, with North Dakota hearing held earlier in the week.
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Pierre
National
North Dakota
Lee Guffey
Federal Commission
C. G. Anderson
Aberdeen
C.F. Butterfield
Omaha
Walter Guatsch
F. Keller
Leon P. Runkel
Sam Sherer
Esestee
D. H. Hammond
Frank Hammond
August Miller
W. 3
Pogany
Isabel
Enrollment Reported For Blunt School
At the end of the second week of school enrollment stands at 123 pupils with 7 in the first six grades, 65 in junior and senior high, and 21 in seventh and eighth grades. There are 12 foreign exchange and 1 tuition students, 13 signed for band, 19 girls and 16 boys in chorus, a new hand instrumental beginners class to be organized, and dormitory housing for 61 students under Mrs Edward Marsh. New curriculum includes American literature physics and second year typing.
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Blunt
Edward Marsh
Church Holds Meetings at Willow Lake in September
The Rev A Manson Th B minister of Bethany Reformed Church Davis S D is in Willow Lake this week leading a two day session at the Reformed Church Willow Lake He drew large crowds during a Spirit Lake four church celebration last Fourth of July where he delivered two key addresses He continues to attract steady local audience support through the current meetings.
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Willow Lake
A. Manson
Bethany Reformed Church
Davis
S. D
Reformed Church
Manson
Spirit Lake
IneRe
PTA Meeting Set With Singing Talk and Lunch
The first PTA meeting of the year will be held Tuesday evening September 21 at the school building. Community singing led by Leif Gitchell follows by a talk from Superintendent Ramsey of Bonilla a violin solo by Mrs Ramsey and introductions of teachers by Superintendent Nevin J Platt A business meeting and lunch conclude the evening.
Lee Named Assistant Professor At State College
LEE, formerly with Utah State Agricultural College and University of Illinois, is appointed assistant professor of agricultural economics at State College Brookings September 1 to 3. He succeeds Prof R B Westbrook who will complete his PhD at Minnesota next year on leave. He earned a 1935 Utah degree and an MS at Illinois, where he pursued a PhD. He previously ran a 540 acre Utah ranch and his research centers on land tenure and farm learning problems.
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Eastern State Normal School
Pres. V. A. Lowry
NYA
Lake County
Drouth County
Star of Eastern
Lowry
June Emry
University of Oregon
Emry
Eastern
Oregon
May €. Hogan
Wilma Garnett
Kent University
Kent
Ohio
Hogan
Florence Botencamp
Botencamp
Lee
State Brookings
Kek. Lee
Utah State Agricultural College
University of Ilinois
State College
R. B. Westbrook
University of Minnesota
Acience
Utah
Rigby
Young People Social At Ree Heights Church
Ree Heights Sept 10 Special The Young People Society hosted a social at Congregational Church inviting the high school and faculty. Miss Indall led a varied program including a mixed quartet a girls sextette a clarinet duet readings and group singing. Miss Post supervised the social hour and officers were elected Dorix Nisholay president Leo Sneirs vice president Carol Scott secretary treasurer. Dinner followed.
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Ree Heights
Young People’s Society
Congregational Church
Dorix Nisholay
Leo Sneirs
Carol Scott
Funeh
Four Escape Death As Car Is Wrecked
On highway 81 near Watertown four people escaped severe harm when a car swerved to avoid a road w orker and rolled three times. E Lentz and wife from Winner Nebraska Edward Fleck from Ashland Nebraska and road foreman Ralph Graves were involved. No serious injuries were reported though Graves said they were missed by inches.
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Watertown
Highway 81
Here
E. Lentz
Winner
Nek
Edward Pleek
Ashland
Neb
Ralph Graves
Fleck
Graves
Farm Wishap Yale Accident Injures Farmer Hands
Dave Wipt suffered a severe injury when his hand was caught in a corn binder. The accident severed his forefinger and crushed the main finger. The incident occurred at Yale on September 17 during farm work.
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Yale
Dave Wipt
History Study Vital To Race History
Vermillion September 17 The omission is for society as the loss of memory is for the individual Carl Cheistel professor of history at the University of South Dakota said Wednesday night over EUSD University radio station He argued society must draw upon history for guidance and that past lessons are often ignored He noted unity in the development of social institutions and that governments can be understood only in light of their development He urged public schools to emphasize history and social studies and said newspapers supply material for historians to craft historical syntheses
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Vermillion
Carl Cheistel
University of South Dakota
Eusd
Christol
Marriage and divorce actions reported at courthouse
The county issued a marriage license to Dora Little of Bradley and Herbert Furness of Lily. Harry Adams of Lake Preston was granted a divorce on mental cruelty grounds, with wife to retain the home and custody of two minor children. Mrs Adams did not appear.
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DE Smet
Dora Little
Bradley
Herbert Furness
Lily
Harry Adams
Lake Preston
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