Wool Marketing Sees Record South Dakota Clip This Year
Brookings September 26 A total of 3 500 000 pounds of South Dakota wool are being marketed this year through the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota manager Carl Nadasdy said Representing more than half the state clip this is a substantial rise from 2 200 000 pounds last year Cash advances were high in most cases and equaled or exceeded local selling prices In the east river advances ranged 15 to 18 1 2 cents and 16 to 4 cents in the west river for higher quality wool The South Dakota wool is being graded in Boston for the National Wool Marketing Corporation and will be released as demand grows The market is steady but slow while manufacturers hold back Prices remain firm Growers who used cash advances retain equity and proceeds will be pro rated if final selling price exceeds the advancesplus interest
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Brookings
South Dakota
Carl Nadasdy
East River
South Dakota Association
Boston
National Wool -Marketing Corporation
Nadasdy
Tn State Cooperative
Lake County Receives Feeder Lamb Shipments
J D Morrison of Brookings and current Farm Bureau associate notes large carloads of western feeder lambs are shipped into South Dakota and Montana and routed to Lake area around Madison. Morrison reports purchasing 28 double deck carloads of sheep locally.
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Lake County
Madison
J. D. Morrison
Brookings
Farm Bureau
South Dakota
Montana
Lake Scanty
Morrison
Miles City Buyer Plans Further Purchases In Montana
A Miles City resident recently returned from a buying trip to Montana intends to spend another week there to purchase ewes and lambs for shipment to Wentworth and Brookings areas. Three carloads have already been shipped to Ramona, two to Oldhall, and two to Henkin. Upon returning, Morrison will resume farm bureau membership work.
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Miles City
Montana
Wentworth
Brookings
Ramona
Oldhall
Henkin
Morrison
Extension Clubs Plan County Executive Board Meeting
Faulkton Sept 26 chairmen and secretaries of home extension clubs in Faulk county with county executive board members and 4-H leaders will meet to elect a new county extension board. Mrs Clara L Towne of South Dakota State College extension service will discuss plans for the coming year. Six certificates of merit will be awarded to Faulk county clubs that met requirements.
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Faulkton
Home Extension
Faulk
Clara L. Towne
South Dakota States College‘extension Service
Faulk County
Madison Slashes Tax Levy And City Budget
Madison officials cut the annual appropriation by 3000 to 54000 at the final reading of the city budget. Waterworks will be self sustaining with no levy this year while the tax levy was set at 39.11 mills, a 1.4 mill reduction from last year. The meeting also reviewed a franchise proposal from the gas company seeking city approval.
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Madison
Pavement Festival Opens Streets After Paving
Tyndall announces street access will resume September 29 after weeks of paving in the business district. On October 5 a free pavement dance will be held with two orchestras for different age groups organized by local business men.
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Tyndall
Josey Takes Rap At Psychologists
Vermillion September 26. University of South Dakota philosophy professor Dr C C Josey challenged behaviorist psychologists for undermining morality. He argued behaviorism suggests individuals are not responsible for conduct and would erase inner life, predicting a drab, colorless world.
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C .C. Josey
University of South, Dakota
Irich-ttte
Behaviorists
Line Book Publication Acknowledges Contributors
The line book from the Cokes pacers lists contributors including McDougall Ellwood and Brightman among others. The volume credits additional names and notes their roles in the publication.
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Line
The
Cokespacers
McDoougall
Ellwood
Sand Brightman
Hills Plans For Winter Hunters In Black Hills
Hills proprietor John Mulvaney of Log Cabin Tourist Camp in Hot Springs announces a special winter hunting party for easternized “dudes” to pursue deer and elk. He plans a fall eastern hunt, sponsors the party, and receives many inquiries. Letters suggest he travel east with his horses to advertise the Black Hills, with hotel support along the route.
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Hot’springs
John Mulvaney
Black Hills
Black’ Hills
Woonsocket Melon Growers Do Well
Woonsocket reports strong melon sales as Nick Wingert from near Cuthbert sells 400 dollars of fruit from 2.5 acres and expects more. He notes muskmelons pay as well as watermelons on half acre plots. Neighbor Harold Smith ships 12 carloads from 40 acres, with total earnings far above Wingert's. Light sandy soil in Sanborn County boosts profits for growers this season.
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Woonsocket
Nick Winkert
Cuthbert
Mr. Wingert
Harold Smith
Mr. Smith
Sanborn County
Market Citrus Supply In East City Markets
Melon traders report strong income from melons with no danger of surplus as eastern city markets have not yet been touched.
Woman Recovering After Bridge Collision Near Mush Creek
Mrs. Charles Arnsberg improving after a car crash that forced their vehicle into a Mush creek bridge while attempting to pass a loaded cattle truck. She sustained cuts and bruises to the head and face. her husband was also involved.
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Ceierre
Sept
Charles Arnsberg
Mush Creek
Here
Ansbergs
Ansberg
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C. F. Koepp & Go
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Blazers
Josey
Slama
Hills
Woonsocket Melon
Huron’s New Store
Clara Bow
Lepmoore
Donna Gordon
Jacqueline
C.M. "Thompson
Huron, S. D
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