Conservation Plans Urged To Halt Sheet Erosion In SD
Brookings April 10 Observers report spring thaws cause black waters carrying topsoil from South Dakota lands. Sheet erosion scours fields, silts waterways, and may clog dams. experts urge conservation plans to keep topsoil in place and protect dams.
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Ross D. Davies
Soil Conservation Service
Missouri River
Gulf of Mexico
Davies
Soil Conservation Districts
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
A new medics discovery used by doctors treats stomach ulcers from excess acid with quick relief. It is said to ease gas pain indigestion and heartburn and is recommended for home use with Lurin bottled by Sherman Moe drug stores.
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Sherman& Moe
Everyere
Gav
Garden size and seed needs guidance for a five person family
Beadle County Extension Agent Leonard L. Ladd and the State College horticulture division provide a table answering questions on garden size for five people, seed quantities, expected yields, and optimal planting dates for various varieties.
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Leonard L. Ladd
Beadle County Extension
Division of Home Economics
Horticulture
State College
State land sales average $15.75 per acre this year
Pierre April 10 The State School and Public Lands department reports an average of $15.75 per acre for 39 farm tracts sold this year across eight counties totaling 1,888 acres. Last year the average for 31 tracts was $14.38 per acre.
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Pierre
State School and Public Lands Department
Karl Hammerquist
Winners Named in Hyde County YCL Scrapbook Event
Maynard Lee of Douglas School won first place in the Hyde County YCL scrapbook project with the theme South Dakota the Tourists Paradise. Honorable mentions went to Edward Paul South Van Order Elna Peterson and Wilbur Meyer from South Holabird.
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Maynard Lee
Douglas School
YCL
Hyde County
South Dakota
Paradise
Edward Paul
South van Order
Charline Jordal
Elna Peterson
Wilbur Meyer
South Holabird
Kate Bawdon
Past Matrons Meet Frankfort at Home
Mrs. Jean Weisflock hosted the Past Matrons Club meeting in Frankfort with nine members present. The next gathering is planned for May 20 at Mrs. Bessie Andrews’s home.
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Frankfort
Jean Weisflock
Bessie Andrews
Cholera Threat Looms Over Spring Hog Crop
Pierre officials warn a sharp rise in hog cholera outbreaks risks a $20 million hit to the spring pig crop. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes a three year cycle of increases with 7,023 outbreaks reported last year and stresses immunization around weaning time to curb losses amid higher hog prices. Frankfort OES Easter ceremony highlights Friday meeting with talks by Mrs. Rena Motley and Mrs. Marie Houb and lunch by the April committee.
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Pierre
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Frankfort Oes
Frankfort
Rena Motley
Marie Houb
Ella Olson
Mabel Ragatz
New R C Policy Aiding Land Sales Says Director Scott
Rural Credit Department director Millard G Scott on Wednesday credited a board action fixing a minimum rental of 10 cents an acre for sparking land sales. The board approved 34 offers totaling 15 736 acres and 45295 dollars, averaging 2 88 per acre. Most acreage was in west river counties selling for low prices. Scott said advertising will push 125 000 acres sold this fiscal year. Burdette Velma Harmon suffered a badly injured left hand after catching it in a plow spring last weekend and was taken to Redfield for medical attention.
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Millard G. Scott
Rural Credit Department
Scott
West River
Burdette
Velma Harmon
Redfield
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