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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1944
Page
3
Dr. FH Diekman of Canton notes varying progress as posts submit quota percentages to the state campaign chairman. Reports from several posts are forwarded to keep an official record of drive advancement.
The Pleasant Hour Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. P. J. Miesen Tuesday evening with eleven members present. After the business meeting the group enjoyed social time and a lunch was served by Mrs. George Muellenberg and Mrs. Jake Biener.
The Extension Service explains price controls on eight used farm equipment items sold at auction including combines tractors hay balers hay loaders manure spreaders and side delivery rakes plus combinations designed for mounting. The ceilings curb speculation and aid farmers in obtaining necessary gear. Separately virus diseases in South Dakota garden potatoes such as spindle tuber mosaic and leaf roll threaten yields and certified seed potatoes can double output.
Extension poultryman Bovd A Tory explains water glass storage for eggs using one quart water glass to two quarts water, enough for about 15 dozen eggs, packed in crocks and covered. Potatoes should be certified seed, disease free, with inspections before planting and flavering time, aiding South Dakota’s leading seed production.
The State College extension service advises buyers to consider farm income from crops and livestock, noting postwar price changes will require more product value for the same income. Debt should match normal capacity, premiums should be cash, and buyers should be able to pay with income from the land.
Doland High School announces valedictorian Marlyn Tschetter and salutatorian Marjorie Hill for the 1944 graduating class. Tschetter leads in scholarship and activities including music, speech, and journalism and serves as senior class vice president. Hill ranks second in scholarship and activities. she is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C G Hill.
Wessington Springs Kiwanis Club, one of four in the Minnesota and Dakotas district, received a 1943 attendance achievement award. Presentation occurred at the April 18 meeting during a visit by district lieutenant and governor Robert Kiser of Pierre, who met with the club directors after the session.
Mrs Ethel Young hosted a farewell gathering in Wellington on Monday afternoon for Mrs Carrie B Lioyd who has spent the winter with her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs C W Dake Ten ladies attended and the event marked a warm send off with light refreshments.
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