Advises Farmers To Be Cautious About Vaccines
PIERRE April 20 Dr. BR. Robinson state veterinarian today advised farmers to investigate before buying vaccines claimed to prevent sleeping sickness in horses. He noted only encephalomyelitis vaccine has proven value under license from the U S Department of Agriculture. Vaccination of cattle within 60 days is urged to prevent anthrax in districts with prior outbreaks and where disease has appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Robinson
Man Found Dead In Car In Monoxide Poisoning
Francis Mitchell, about 40, was found slumped in the front seat of a car nine miles southwest of Plankinton. Officials ruled the death a self-inflicted poisoning from exhaust monoxide after neighbor Lawrence Flynn reported an abandoned car. Mitchell had recently left Sioux Falls for an unknown move. his father lives in Kansas and a brother in Mitchell. No funeral arrangements are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombol
W. Morgan
Aurora County
Francis Mitchel
Plankinton
Lawrence Flynn
Mitchell
Morgan
Flynn
Sioux Falls
Weening
Officis
Kansas
Marriage announced in Huron at Methodist parsonage
Jes sie Cyad Cecil Hauek of Brand- Tame A 3 wed Huron officiated by Rev. C. Wilcox. Bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Marshall report the marriage and say they will live with the groom's parents near Broadland for now. A son weighs 11 pounds was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hurst west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Oscar Hurst
Sunda
State Board of Health Publishes Free Educational Booklets
In Pierre on April 20 the state board of health maternal and child health division led by Dr Viola Russell announced fifty one pamphlets for free distribution. The literature covers care of mother and baby social hygiene communicable and non communicable diseases and miscellaneous subjects. Titles include The Home Partner The Question of Petting and Sex Education in the Home and School with guidance for overweight and underweight persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Pierre
State Board of Health
Viola Russell
Maternal and Child Health Division
Federal Court Calendar Issued for Aberdeen Term Opens Monday
Federal court officials issued the Aberdeen term calendar with opening at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Judge A Lee Wyman presiding, U.S. Attorney George Philip to assist. Indian liquor cases lead the criminal docket with 19 counts. civil items include farm credit loans and property matters. Next term set for Pierre on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
United States District
A. Lee Wyman
George Philip
United States
Internal Revenue
Farm Credit Administration
Icase
Pierre
S D Bankers To Meet At Watertown May 2
Watertown hosts the South Dakota Bakers Association for a May 2 3 convention with 150 members. William Ogilvy heads the organizing committee. Sessions include a school led by Henry Higgins and A J Vandervif, talks by Mrs Vandervoort J F Naughtin of Omaha and Fred Lamimm, plus a convention dance and banquets. Officers include Paul Hoffman of Mitchell president, Ogilvy, and Leland Hopkins Redfield secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Bankers
Watertown
South Dakota Bakers Association
William Ogilvy
Henry Hicage
A. J. Vandervif
Vandervoort
J. F. Naughtin
Omaha
Fred Lam
Ers
State Association
Paul Hoffman
Micehell
Mr. Ogilvy
Leland Hopkins
Redfield
Yale Students Present Two Comedy Plays This Week
Yale High School students present The Absent Minded Professor and Henry's Red Wife under Margaret Beck Jy Musolf Hall April 27 and 29. Cast includes Lyndon Musolf Elma Hofer Dorothy Musolf Vernon Pautz Edward O Keefe and others. A children’s automobile prize and free admission for rural seventh and eighth graders accompany proceeds for student activities.
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YALE
Yaledish
Margaret Beck
Jy Musolf
Lyndon Musolf
Elma Hofer
Dorothy Musolf
Vernon Pautz
Edward O'Keefe
Catharine Leichtenberg
Mary Hofer
Esther Zeigeldorf
Ethel Fast
Henry
Rdec
Henry Gubbins
Richard Zeigeldorf
Jim Jones
Sam Hofer
Eli Walter
Arthur Bemis
Alma Waldner
Ida Hofer
Yale High School
Fortnightly Club Officers Named At Miller
At the Fortnightly Study Club meeting held Monday night at Marvel Schweppe's home, a nominating committee proposed officers: President Marvel Schweppe, vice president Nellie McLoughlin, secretary treasurer Denis Gaudi, and custodian Mrs Clark Diisty. Miss McLoughlin spoke on modern art. cake to celebrate Miss Schweppe's birthday was served by Schweppe and hostesses.
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WIII
Marvel Scthweppe
J. C. Hagin
Nellie McLoughlin
Com
Marval Schweage
M. Wiseman
Denis Gaudi
Clark Diisty
Food Demonstration Highlights In Tulare Area
The Home Extension club met this week at Mrs. D. B. Benning's home for a cooking fruits demonstration by Miss Sloat of De Smet. She planned a rug making demonstration at Redfeld today as part of ongoing community activities in Buffalo Garfield Crandon and Tulare.
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Tulare
Buffalo
Garfield
Crandon
D. B. Benning
Miss Sloat
de Smet
Emma Roeber Returns to Walker Minnesota
Miss Emma Roeber returns Monday to Walker Minnesota where she is employed after visiting relatives and friends here during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Tulare
Emma Roeber
Walker
Minn
Alvin Barber Named Assistant To Hand County Farm Agent
Alvin Barber of Owanka a recent graduate of State College has been assigned to the county agent s office at Miller Hand County selected as the one county in the state for a unified county land use program The extension office work will be greatly increased Barber will handle all phases of extension work in the county and comes well qualified He completed the four year course in agriculture at State College specializing in animal husbandry He assisted Professor Fenn in goal husbandry during his senior year and aided in classroom and laboratory work Vera Joy Schwabauer observed her 22th birthday at Lane entertaining seven girl friends with games and a lunch.
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Alvin Barber
Hand County
Miller
Owanka
State College
Barber
Sel
Fenn
Goal Husbandry
Rural Credit Land Leasing Increases 1989
Pierre April 20. Director Millard G Seat reported that 5203 of 6800 tracts of land owned by the State Rural Credit Department have been leased for the 1989 crop season. Leasing is arriving at 40 to 50 per day, covering about 1,300,000 acres. Leases signed exceed 1938 by about 500. Last year 89 percent of rural land was leased and this year is likely to surpass that share. Most leases are on a share basis with the department receiving roughly one third of the crop. in some leases the share is one fourth or two fifths.
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Scott
Highway Fatalities Fall 30 Percent in First Quarter 1939
Pierre April 20 71 Motor vehicle fatalities in South Dakota showed a 30 per cent decrease the first three months of 1939 from the same period in 1938 Secretary of State Olive Rings reported There were 14 killed in 262 accidents this year versus 20 in 236 mishaps in 1938 The number injured rose from 106 to 176 Property damage totaled 40787 and 42210 for 1939 and 1938 March toll was 5 deaths and 69 injuries compared with 7 killed and 33 hurt in March 1938.
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Pierre
South Daykota
Land lease prices vary across state regions
Land leases are primarily cash with prices from eight to two dollars per acre. The director notes three women are needed during leasing season to check and record leases including legal description terms indebtedness and acreage. Leases are drafted by fieldmen and must be approved by the rural credit board.
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Srass
Rural Credit Board
Mrs Gustave Stamimerjohannes Returns Home After Major Operation
Mrs Gustave Stamimerjohannes returns to her home from Mitchell hospital where she underwent a major operation several weeks ago. She is reported to be making a good recovery.
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Hospital Lane
Gustave Stamimerjohannes
Mitchell Hospital
Paving and Gravel Bid Rejections for Sioux Falls and Union County
The South Dakota Highway Commission on Wednesday rejected bids for half a mile of concrete pavement in Sioux Falls and five miles of gravel surfacing in Union County. Bids, $39,659 and $7,819, were deemed too high. The Griswold Signal Co. was awarded nine railroad crossing signal contracts totaling $39,222 for multiple counties. Additional resurfacing contracts totaling $43,495 cover 76,729 feet in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Meade, Dewey, Carson
Jones Counties
Musolf Family Hosts Sunday Visit at Yale
Mr and Mrs William Musolf and their son Lloyd Musolf a student at Huron College visited at the home of Mrs William Musolf Sr in Yale on Sunday. The trip included fellow relations from Huron and Yale in attendance during the April 26 special report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Wiliam Musolf
Furady
Huron
Lloyd Musolf
Huron College
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Houseman Nurseries
Welsington Springs
South Dakota
J. A. Houseman
Kan. Ave
Huron, S. D
Federal Court Calendar
Dean Meyar
Hitchcock
Florence James
Brookings
Huron Pylery
James
Pocketbook
National
National Distills Produces Corp
Koplow Brothers
Musolf Hall
Miller Eleds
Huron Hospital
Merlin Kenison
Walter Barrick
Hessel Sawtelle
Vera Joy Schwabauer
Highway Commission
Gamble’s
Gamble
Brubes
RCA
Ruse
WEW
Gambla
Gatble
Ee Ie
Guarenion
Hi Sae
Coronado
MLTA
Arantee
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