Hog Outlook From Eberle Predicts Seasonal Low Markets
Brookings special report notes continued decline in hog receipts on eleven leading markets signaling seasonal low shipments. Despite reduced demand keeping prices down, producer conditions look favorable with reduced storage stocks and lower slaughter figures. Prospects suggest no material rise in supplies through November with delayed marketing possible if corn remains scarce.
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Brookings
Dept
United States Department of Agriculture
Hog market outlook and strategic feeding plan
The writer advises hog feeders to adjust by weighing market timing and wintering decisions. He notes heavy December supplies allow 100 pound pigs for late March or April markets, suggests wintering heavy weights, and highlights how short corn crops and lower production could lift hog prices into 1931 and 1932. South Dakota farmers nearby feed crops may buy additional sows for spring farrowing to capitalize on favorable outlook.
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Fotl
South Dakota
Harrisburg Bandit Given Eighteen Years
Sioux Falls reports Leslie Charter pleaded guilty to aiding a bank robbery of the Harrisburg State Bank ten days earlier. He received an eighteen year sentence from Judge Ray E Dougherty. Confederate Barl Davis was earlier sentenced to twenty years. A third bandit remains at large. Charter appeared in Lincoln County court.
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Harrisburg
Sioux Falls
Leslie Charter
Harrisburg State Bank
South Dakota
Ray E. Dougherty
Barl Davis
Charter
Lincoln County
Rebuild Highway No 50 Section Near Avon This Year
Avon Sept 24 A county road program will rebuild the No 50 segment between Tyndall and Avon, a gravel stretch in poor condition after years of heavy use. The 14 mile south Avon road will be graveled to join No 31, with work also near Tabor. A 42 horsepower elevator grader, operated by James Kulish and with Robert Cacek on the caterpillar tractor, has been delivered for the project.
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Avon Avon
Tyndall
Avon
Prostess
Tabor
James Kulish
Robert Cacek
New Store Building Erected At Madison
The Community store in Madison, owned by R. B. Fitzgerald, will relocate from a residence into a new 2 by 34 foot building to be erected at once. Mr. Charup will manage the store and install a lunch counter along with existing offerings.
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Madison Madison
R. B. Fitzgerald
Charup
Platte 4H Club Leads Community Group Initiative
Platta claims its Platte Community club is the world’s only democratic organization open to all residents. It backs tax reform to ease real estate burdens, favors removing individual memberships from the state chamber of commerce, and recently sponsored road signs to Platte. The next meeting will celebrate 4-H club achievements with a banquet by Catholic church ladies. Paul A. Kern is again secretary treasurer.
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Platte
Platta
State Chamber of Commerce
The
Catholic Church
Paul A. Kern
Buffalo P T A Plans 1930 Health Program in County
Buffalo county P T A council held first meeting of the year electing Roy Staudenaus as president and others. A health program last year led to thirteen adenoid and tonsil operations at Chamberlain sanitarium funded by health seal and reduced-rate surgeries paid by parents. The council recommends continuing health seal sales and health programs, plus efforts to compile Buffalo county history with targeted programs.
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Buffalo P. T. A
Gann Valley
S. D
Buffalo County Council
Parent Teachers' Association
David Clark
F. Thompson
Roy Staudenraus
Spangler
Gertrude E. Flyte
Will Etbauer
Buffalo County
State college greets largest freshman class in history
Brookings South Dakota September 24 1930 State college opens to what President C W Fugiley calls the largest freshman class yet. He labels this the semi centennial class to begin in February 1931 with emphasis on study and character development. Freshman year urged to engage in activities and avoid homesickness, seen as sign of good home roots. Deans and registrar outline registration details during the ceremony.
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Brookings
S.D
State College
C. W. Fugiley
Pugsley
Girl Proves Hero In Gas Lamp Fire
Edith Atchinson ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs O A Atchinson Moorcroft proved herself a heroine of pluck and grit in an accident with a gasoline lamp. The lamp was not burning brightly.
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Wot Springs
Edith Atchinson
O. A. Atchinson
Moorcroft
Girls burn injuries from lamp explosion during mishap
A girl attempting to fix a lamp caused the gasoline to spill from a faulty air valve. She stopped the leak with a finger, but when the gas caught fire she extinguished it with the other hand and removed the lamp. The lamp exploded as her older sister threw it, burning Edith severely about the face, chest, and arms.
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Edith
Champion Too Young To Receive Free Trip
Gayville reports Bernard Wette land cannot receive the 4 H club prize trip to the International Livestock Exposition due to age rules. Canton district leader C H Thompson explains the requirement that boys be eligible for the Chicago trip.
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Gayville
Bernard Wetteland
C. H. Thompson
Canton
Boya
Chicago
Boy Wins Grand Championship at State Fair Pig Show
A 12 year old boy defeated older competitors to claim the grand championship for Chester White pigs at the state fair. He won the grand champion prize for pen and the come petition trophy amid a large field of rivals in the livestock contest.
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