Cattle Feed Study Highlights Slightly Higher Returns
Live news from South Dakota reports a five month period study showing 28 cows freshened with higher returns when fed grain before and after calving. J B Halverson notes grain-fed cows earned about 1.20 dollars more per one dollar spent on feed. Also records from Woonsocket note a birth to Mr and Mrs James W Grey of Letcher on September 8. In Lake Preston teachers attended the monthly Lake Preston Commercial club meeting at the Congregational church basement with a banquet and musical numbers.
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J. B. Halvester
Halverson
Woonsocket
Spevial H
James W. Grey
Letcher
Preston
Lake Preston
Congregational Church
Banq
Corn Palace Exposition Opens Monday in Mitchell
The thirty seventh annual Corn Palace exposition opens Monday with a full program of agricultural displays and vaudeville acts. Helen King a San Carlos opera alum headlines the week alongside a 60 member Collagiates show. Daily bands including Mitchell Bucs and American Legion drum corps mark each day’s events. Mayor George Fredericks hosts leaders from about 100 cities, Civil War veterans are honored, and $500 in prizes plus two silver trophies await corn and grain displays. Alexander Legge could not attend.
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Mitchell
Helen King
San Carlos Opera Company
Collagiates
Majestic Orchestra
Andrew Ratzer
Corn Palace
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Bucs
American Legion
Platte
Parkston
Humboldt Band
Peterson Boys
Peterson Corn’ Huskers
George Fredericks
Carn Palace
Alexander Legge
New
Federal Farm Board
Horses Sold At Stanley County Consignment Sale
About 250 head of horses sold for 30 to 43 dollars each at the second Stanley county consignment sale in Ft. Pierre. Arch ie Joy, the county agent, said the lot was a good class of young horses. Purchasers came from Mir Town North and South Dakota. The third sale, covering stock from horsemen and ranchers across the county, will be held next month.
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Stanley
Pirrre
Stanley County
Archie Joy
Mir Town
North
South Dakota
Chird
Woonsocket Man Breaks Arm Cranking Tractor
Ray Hall of Woonsocket is recovering after breaking his arm while attempting to crank his tractor. The incident occurred in the town, and medical staff reported a clean fracture with no additional injuries.
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Woonsocket
Ray Hall
Hand County Health Clinic To Be Tuesday
A health clinic for Cedar township and Spring Hills township schools will be held at Cedar hall on Tuesday. Parents are invited to bring their children for examination and attend a picnic dinner.
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Hand County Health Clinic
RE Hwighys
Cedar Township
Spring Hills Township
Cedar Hall
Ree Heights Pupils Give Music Recital at School
Music pupils of Mrs. Emma Baughman performed at the Ree Heights schoolhouse recital. Parents and friends attended as the students showcased their progress in a fall program.
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Ree Heights
Spe
CIA
Emma, Baughman
Ipupils
Harrold Liquor Raid Leads to Arrest and Bond
Federal officers arrested Ralph Zackmeyer in a Harrold pool hall liquor raid. He appeared before United States Commissioner Whiteher at Pierre and entered a not guilty plea. Bond set at $2,000 for trial.
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Ees Hughes Officials Inc
Harrold
Sheril Brew
Hughes County
Ralph Zackmeyer
Zackmeyer
United States
Whiteher
Pierre
Eer
Clay County Clubs Set Plans At Courthouse Meeting
Home extension clubs of Clay county will determine their program for the ensuing year at a courthouse meeting Tuesday. State college extension service surveys discussed by Hilda Laahs show doctors dentists grocers and homemakers answered health questions. Similar meetings are being held in other counties.
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Clay County
Ele Point
State College Extension Service
Hilda Laahs
Two Get Free Trips From Madison
Madison club names Leonard Nelson and Herbert Giavano recipients of free trips to the Junior Short course at State college. The Lake County 4-H crops judging team, which placed first in its class at the State Fair, earned the award.
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Madison
State College
Leonard Nelson
Herbert Gievano
Three Miner 4-H Clubs Win Trips to Expositions
Miner county 4-H clubs earned firsts at the State Fair and will receive free trips to national expositions. Lawrence Feldhaus of Howard won grand champion pork with his Duroc pig and earned a Chicago trip plus $15 prize. Carthage poultry team Helen Olson and Josephine Sunde claimed poultry demonstrations and a St Louis show trip.
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Miner County
Islune
Lawrence Feldhaus
Howard
Chicago
Cackleberry Poultry Club
Carthage
Effie Older
Carthage Club
Qeengraon
St. Louis
Miner “County Club
Beadie County
Bon Homme County
Tom Sloxes
Feeding Cows Grain Profitable in Minnehaha County
Dry cow feeding shows profit in Minnehaha County. Records from the Minnehaha Herd Improvement Association indicate grain feeding during the five months when cows are not milked yields favorable results. The report highlights economic benefits for dairy operations in the Falls area.
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Minnehaha
Minnehaha Herd Improvement Association
South Dakota Shipments to Sioux City Market
South Dakota farmers sent cattle hogs and hogs to the Sioux City market. E S Carpenter of Oacotaa shipped 37 fat cattle averaging 900 pounds at 16.10 per cwt totaling 5 361 30. Casper Staum of Elk Point sent six yearling heifers at 14 25 and ten steers at 15 25 totaling over 2 000. S J Parker shipped heavy hogs averaging 285 pounds at 10 15 per cwt totaling 1 822 42. Ole Abild of Wakonda sent 18 heavy hogs averaging 407 pounds at 9 a total of BEOS SS.
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Siou City
Sep
South Dakota
Sioux City
E. S. Carpenter
Oacotaa
Casper Staum
Elk Point
S. J. , Parker
Qle Abild
Wakonda
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