Cattle Tested for Tuberculosis Reaches 242382 in SD
Pierre April 1 state secretary Russell reports 242 382 cattle tested for bovine tuberculosis in 18 South Dakota counties over four months under a voluntary plan. Results: 6 208 reactors, 2.8 percent, across 3905 herds with Day County leading at 43 percent infected.
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Pierre
C.A_ Russell
South Dakota
Russell
Brown
Latze
Potter
Day
Davison
Brookings
Hanson
Walworth
Codington
Edmunds
Hamlin
Wingsbury
Bon Homme, Clark
Fouls
Lyman
Miner
Day County
Power County
Lyman County
Meat Inspection Service
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Druley to Join Northville Staff
At a Northville board of education meeting Carl G. Druley was named as a high school teacher for the upcoming term. He currently serves as principal and athletic coach at Harreld, where he has taught for four years. Northville High School enrolls over four hundred students and plans a large gymnasium to boost athletic programs next year.
P T A Elects Officers At Alpena Meeting
P T A members elected the coming year’s officers: Mrs E McWilliams president, Mrs E C Coddington vice president, Mrs Allan Brisham secretary, Mrs John Bentson treasurer, Mrs Lewis Aye program committee chair. A varied program followed. ACTIVITY BANQUET REDFIELD High School held its activity banquet in the gym with 135 attendees including teachers and students. Holland background decor with windmills tulips and dikes accompanied the high school orchestra.
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Alpena
E. McWilliams
E. C. Coddington
Allan Brisham
John Bentson
Lewis Aye
Redfield
Overstocking Ranges Deteriorates Soil Says Expert
MITCHELL April 18 Special Overstocking of ranges and farms with livestock contributes to soil deterioration. J G Hutton erosion specialist for the South Dakota soil erosion project described cumulative damage driven by reduced vegetation from low rainfall, grasshopper ravages, and high feed demand causing overgrazing. He warned waste-product plans would worsen soil depletion by failing to maintain soil organic matter on farms.
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Mitchell
J. G. Hutton
South Dakota Soil Erosion Project
Soil Erosion Service
South Dakotaademy of Science
Mr. Huston
Bid Openings Set for Twelve Highway Projects
The South Dakota Highway Commission invites bids on twelve road construction projects totaling about 330000 dollars. Work covers 8642 miles of pavement 13066 miles of grading 15028 miles of gravel surfacing 33957 miles of Beaver resurfacing 4904 feet of guard rail plus one overhead crossing and one bridge and culvert project. Main Moody county projects include 7983 miles on State 34 west of the Ione tree and a 0.849 mile segment on State 13 in Flandreau to connect Madison and Sioux Falls residents.
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Pierre
State Highway Commission
Ibridge
Moody County
Madison
Sioux Falls
Flandreaw
Seed loan office to close April 18 after work completes
The seed loan office operating here will shut once the current work finishes. One man will stay briefly to wind up loan business. many farmers have not received loans yet and much land may remain idle.
More Legumes Needed In S. D.
Brookings April 18 Special More legumes are essential for South Dakota farms says Dr A N Hume head agronomy at State College. Favorable moisture allows new alfalfa and clover fields with reduced seed. if planting costs are not lowered many farmers cannot establish new legume fields.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. N. Hume
State College Agronomy
Vivian Experiment Farm
State College
Colege
Br. Hume
Hume
Forestburg P T A to Meet May 7 at School
The Forestburg Parent-Teacher Association will meet in the school auditorium on Tuesday May 7. A local girl 4-H club will present a short play The Scream in the Dark and Miss Florence Bropstrup of Mitchell will give a talk on a European trip.
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Forestburg
Specis
Foresbburg
Parent-Teacher Association
Florence Bropstrup
Mitchell
Huron Girl Elected To Honorary Society
Six Dakot Wesleyan University seniors were elected to Phi Kappa Phi honorary society as announced by secretary Jennia B. Fleming. Elected are Helen Jo Betts ZeNa Fisher Ethelyn Hershey Genevieve Minish Winona Boughton and Amber War. Betts may seek Phi Kappa Phi national scholarship. eight seniors affiliated with Wesleyan scholastic fraternity in the year.
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Huron
Mitchell
Dakot Wesleyan University
Phi Kaypa
Phi
National
Jennia B. Fleming
Helen Jo ‘Betts
ZeNa Fisher
Ethelyn Hershey
Mitchel
Genevieve Minish
Winner
Winona’ Boughton
Amber War
Chamberlain
Helen Jo Betts
Sccholarship
Phi Kappa Phi
Wesleyan
Honor Society
Phi Kappa Phis
I Society
Maine in 1897 Chop Houses and Members Grow
A fragment notes growth in Maine during 1897 with the establishment of 40 chop houses and over 23 400 members. The irregular text suggests a crowding expansion in social or trade groups within the state.
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Maine
Dalager to Direct State Veterans Activities
Dalager, manager of the UW 8. Vet erans administration's regional office in Sioux Falls, said he will lead federal veterans activities in the state from Hot Springs. His duties include managing the veterans hospital at Hot Springs with headquarters there beginning May 1. Lane election results list George Winters Jr, Theo Swenson, and E. W. Peterson as trustees, Hern as treasurer, J. W. Rogers as assessor, E. F. Paddock as clerk, and Dave Long as justice of the peace.
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Dalager
Sioux Falls
David KK
UW 8
Veterans Administration
Washington
Veterans Hospital
Hot Springs
Lane
George Winters
Theo Swenson
E. W. Peterson
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Northville
Vayland
AJ. Ravescroft
Wayland Aid Society
Bea
Aid
Wayland Aid Embers
Eldon Jonen
Catherine Winegar
Edith Conkey
Wiles Ravenscroft
Dorothy
Jean
Fred Brown
S. D
P.T. A
Itr Mart
Neawrost
Ford
Rinso
Good Housekeeping Institute
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