Poultryman Tells How To Raise Healthy Chicks In City Back Yard
Ivory advises urban dwellers on three essentials to raise chicks: warmth, sanitary surroundings, and reliable feed. Start with US Pullorum Tested chicks, keep brooders warm at 90 to 95 degrees for 10 days then gradually reduce heat, and avoid drafts. Maintain clean, dry surroundings with regular litter changes and sand base. Feed mash kept in shallow pans, supplement with safe table scraps, and consult the county extension office for expert guidance.
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Poultryman
VV Brookings
Parm
Boyd A. Ivory
State College Extension
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ivory
Couity Agricultural Extension Office
State College of Agriculture
Federal
Constipation Helped by Bulk Diet and Kellogg Cereal
A reader explains constipation stemmed from lack of dietary bulk. Ordinary laxatives only provided temporary relief. Regular Kellogg's All-Bran improved digestion, along with proper water intake and staying regular.
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Kolloxe's
Battle Creek
Mehigan
Extension club plan for district meeting on April 17
Hand County executive committee and the home agent met to arrange the district federation meeting of extension clubs on April 17. Mrs. David Sints of Hastings Nebraska will speak. The meeting is open to the public.
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Miller
Hand County Executive Committee
District Federation
David Sints
Hastings
Neb
Faulkton Study Club Meeting Notes
The Faulkton Study Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Florence Greener's home. Beile Jarvis led the program with guests Mrs. J. H. Bottum Jr of Pierre and Mrs. S. S. Meier. Refreshments followed.
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Faulkton Study Club
Faulkton
Florence Greener
Beile Jarvis
J. H. Bottum, Jr
Pierre
S. S. Meier
Will Close Clark School 10 Days If Farmers Need Help
Clark April 6 special reports a county mobilization meeting to organize farm labor and register students and workers for part time jobs. E F Voss of Clark schools says a 10 day Clark school vacation may occur when students aid farmers, with makeup work and trade standards. W J Page of the Clark Chamber of Commerce attended.
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Clark
C.H. Wagner
W.E. Dittmer
Extension Service
Brookings
U.S. Employment Service
Watertown
County War Board
E. F. Voss
W. J. Page
Clark Chamber of Commerce
Carpenter Youth Completes Submarine Training at New London
Ray B. Keating 27 son of Mr and Mrs E Keating Route 4 Carpenter has completed basic training at the submarine school Submarine Base New London Conn for duty with underseas fighters. Keating joined the Navy last October and had recruit instruction at Great Lakes Ill Naval Training Station. He said the submarine service offers efficiency and better pay and training for the branch he prefers.
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Wut Lomumn
Conn
Ray B. Keating
E. Keating
Route 4
Carpenter
Submarine School
Submarine Base
New London
Corin
Keating
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Training Station
Tree Planting Initiative Continues at Lake Louise
The Lake Louise project in Hand County, run by the game and fish department and the Hand County commissioners, will plant 4000 replacement trees this year. Younger trees will be cultivated through April May June and July, with strong growth reported aside from minor losses to fishermen and rodents.
Entertain Aid Society At Faulkton
Mrs W C Tillback and Mrs Mary Chapman hosted the Congregational Missionary Society at the Tillback home in Faulkton on Thursday afternoon. Belle Jarvis led the meeting and Mrs W Plants gave the devotions.
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Entertain Aid Society
Faulkton Faulkton
W. C. Tillback
Mary Chapman
Faulkton Girl Wed San Francisco Soldier
Betty Holmberg of San Francisco Calif marries Pvt Elmer Hoelscher of Fort Scott on March 20. Mrs Hoelscher is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Holmberg of Faulkton.
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Faulkton
Betty Holmberg
San Francisco
Calif
Pvt
Elmer Hoelscher
Ft. Scott
Blunt Contract Bridge Club Closes Season
The Contract Club met Friday at Mrs. Orville McDonald home for the last party of the series. Mrs. McDonald won high score for the afternoon and Mrs. Leon Howard high for the series. The club will be discontinued through the summer.
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Blunt Contract Bridge Club
Blunt
Orville McDonald
Dorcas Society Produces The Phantom Bills at Bryant Theater
Bryant April 6 Special The Congregational Dorcas society presented Robert St Clair s three act mystery comedy The Phantom Bills at the Bryant Theater directed by J Samuel Shelby The cast included Mr and Mrs Elmer Rogge Mr and Mrs C R Stout Mr and Mrs J S Shelby Howard Richardson Percy Wulff Edith Ingalls and Mrs Irene Kruse Music by Elinor Dahl vocal by Esther Rogress piano by Mrs C C Baumbach After the show the cast were housed at Dorcas hall with lunch served by Dorcas Society members
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Irene Kruse
Elinor Dahl
Esther Rogress
C. C. Baumbach
Doreas Hall
Internal Revenue Office Open In S F
Sioux Falls opens a branch of the United States Division of Internal Revenue to supplement Aberdeen state headquarters. Joseph C. Meyer of Rapid City will supervise a staff of 12. T C Kasper of Aberdeen says the new office will receive all types of federal tax payments and returns and assist taxpayers in filing returns.
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United Press
Sioux Falls
United States Division
Internal Revenue
Aberdeen
Joseph C. Meyer
Rapid City
T. C Kasper
Faulkton Club Reviews Book Evening
Faulkton April reports show the Tuesday Club meeting with Mrs. George Loebs hosting and Mrs. Ea Jones and Belle Talcott as guests. Mrs. BR. M. Whitney and Mrs. Cora Wright reviewed portions of a book and announced next meeting at Mrs. Ada Cordis home with a request for suggestions for next year.
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Faulkton
George Loebs
Ea Jones
Belle Talcott
BR. M. Whitney
Cora Wright
Ada Cordis
Blunt Juniors Stage A Couple of Country Kids Play
Blunt High School junior class presents the three act comedy A Couple of Country Kids under the direction of Mrs Gladys Christopherson. The show features a cast of 12 students and is dated April 16 special edition coverage.
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Blunt
The
Blunt High School
Gladys Christopherson
Book review opens study club meeting at DeHaven home
The Women s Study Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Eva DeHaven s home. Mrs S P Sciersen led the business session with roll call and topics while Mrs DeHaven reviewed The Day Must Dawn by Turnbull. Mrs L R Chesebro played a Strauss waltz and a luncheon was served by Mrs Lloyd Benson.
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Eva DeHaven
S. P. Sciersen
DeHaven
Turnbull
L. R. Chesebro
Lloyd Benson
ALA Plans Mothers Day Meeting
WELLINGTON April 6 Special The American Legion and the Auxiliary held separate meetings in the Community Hall basement. The Legion elected its officers for May while the ALA re elected all last year’s officers led by Mrs Lawrence Spicer for another year. The Auxiliary will hold a Mothers Day meeting on May 6 inviting each mother to bring a guest and all mothers of soldiers and sailors in this war are invited. A lunch was served by the April committee to both groups.
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Wellington
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Lawrence Spicer
Alpena High Seniors Stage The Green Light Play
Alpena seniors present The Green Light Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Norman Wonter Christina Lobban Mary Lee Kits miller Ruth Schartzmann Arlene Knox Earl Neumeyer Earl Burnison Albert Schmidt Ray Heather. Directed by L L Bump with Ruth Lobban assistant and Gene Evensen stage manager.
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Alpena
Apr
Alpena High School
Norman Wonter
Christina Lobban
Mary Lee Kitsmiller
Ruth Schartzmann
Arlene, Knox
Earl Neumeyer
Earl Burnison
Albert Schmidt
Ray Heather
L. L. Bump
Ruth Lobban
Gene Evensen
Highmore Woman's Club Elects Officers
Mrs. W. P. Slocum hosted the Highmore club meeting as officers were chosen for the upcoming term. New president Mrs. J. H. Quirk and vice president Mrs. N. G. Stimson lead a slate including secretary Mrs. J. A. Rubendall and treasurer Miss Frances Quirk. A high school girls octet performed two songs and the club will meet with Mrs. Millard Kiel in April.
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Highmore Club
Highmore
W. P. Slocum
Woman's Club
J. H. Quirk
N. G. Stimson
J. A. Rubendall
J. Greenwood
Frances Quirk
J. B. Perkins
Millard Kiel
Hyde County Y C L convention honors service members
Hyde County Y C L convened at High School with a special feature honoring Y C L members in service. Erwin Gray left for navy boot training at Camp Farragut Idaho. Lyle Delane Jones from Farragut Ida on short furlough. A daughter born to Lt and Mrs Maynard Warne at St. Marys Hospital Pierre.
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Y.C. L. Horors
Highmore
Hyde County
Faulkton
Erwin Gray
Navy
Camp Farragut
Idaho
Blunt
Leutenant
Maynard Warne
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Lyle. Delane-Jones
A. S
Farragut
Ida
Case Defends Midwest View On World Relations
Representative Case of South Dakota argues midwesterners favor international cooperation over war and support a step by step approach to world governance. He endorses a sequence from conferences to covenants and codes, cautioning against premature binding agreements and urging gradual public backing for Ball’s proposal.
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Washington
Case
South Dakota
Baltimore Sun
Middle West
Northwest
Ball
High School Seniors Qualified for Scholarship Tests
Vermillion reports 123 seniors from South Dakota high schools qualified for the final exam of the University scholarship contest. The test is set for April 19 at 2 p m in multiple localities. Endorsed by the Association of Deans and Registrars, the program lists Augustana College Dakota Wesleyan Eastern Normal School among participating colleges.
Beadle County News Briefs About Local Happenings
Wellington Mrs. John F. McKie leaves for Sturgis after staying with Henry Sievers since her mother’s death. Mobridge notes Mrs. Holst returns after illness and death of her mother. Nurse visit Miss Beryl Stewart visits with parents. Public Library benefits program postponed. Ellen Garner visits home in Huron. Mrs. Florence Secrist visits Huron. Tessie Coffey and Coral Ellen visit relatives in Huron. Stewart visits Aberdeen. A boy named James Douglas born to Ted and. Mrs. Rogers on March 31. Mrs. Carl Seiersen and baby return from Huron hospital. Mrs. Joe McKenna and Lois move to Mitchell from Hutchinson home. Mrs. A. C. Ruddy visits Beresford. Marvin Curtis of U S Navy returns to duties after leave.
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Wellington
John F. McKie
Sturgis
Women's Study Club
Ellen Garner
Huron
James Garner
Florence Secrist
Tessie Coffey
Coral Ellen
Chase Stewart
Aberdeen
Ted Rogers
James Douglas
Carl Seiersen
Huron Hospital
Joe McKenna
Lois
Mitchell
H. C. Hutchinson
A. C. Ruddy
Floyd Bergman
Beresford
Marvin Curtis
U. S. Navy
A. C. Curtis
Immunization Clinic Held at De Smet School
About five children were immunized for diphtheria and given the Schick and Mantoux tests at the De Smet School clinic. Dr. Myrtle Carney of the state health department led the event with aid from Mrs. Olson of Miller. J Hall directed the denial clinic with 160 children participating.
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de Smet School
Myrtle Carney
State Health Department
Olson of
Miller
Health Department
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