Stepped-Up Swine Production Urged
Pierre reports livestock authorities back a stepped-up swine raising program tied to a nine dollar government guarantee and war demand. A five-point plan from the American Foundation for Animal Health urges clean pasture, proper bedding and ventilation, balanced minerals and proteins, cholera vaccination at weaning, erysipelas vaccination where present, and sod to combat anemia, aiming to add up to five million hogs to 1941 marketings.
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Pierre
American Foundation For Animal Health
Veter
Naval Aviation Week Proclaimed May Four to Ten
Governor Bird proclaims May 4 to May 10 as Naval Aviation Week urging Americans to learn about naval reserve aviation opportunities and the career training it offers. He stresses national defense as paramount and naval aviation as vital to defense and a path to skilled careers for young men.
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Naval Aviation Week
Promnoe Buskiela
Pos
Bird
Spon Pis
Eee
Naval Reserve
Lots of Calls Annually Americans make many daily calls
Annually Americans perform a high volume of telephone calls with estimates suggesting millions of calls. The figure implies vast daily use and rapid handling of call traffic across networks and devices.
Unclear OCR Puzzle List with scattered historic terms
Fragmentary mixed list of crossword like clues and historical references including Civil War, Russian emperors, fabrics, metals, and geographic hints. Content appears as a jumble of definitions and partial phrases lacking cohesive narrative or single event. Entities include Benet, Cain, Kavya, and U.S. materials note.
County agent urges care of early grass
Beadle County extension agent Leonard L. Ladd says keeping livestock and pasture separate until the grass grows at least six inches prevents weeds later in the season and ensures ample feed later in the year. He notes grazing too early reduces total pasture yield.
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Leonard L. Ladd
Beadle County Extension
Early pasture rotation linked to weed growth and poorer gains
Luadd warned that turning livestock onto pastures too early leads to weed proliferation and grass competition. He said this practice causes poorer livestock gains, further overgrazing, and eventual pasture ruin.
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Luadd
Washington High Band Plans East Tour and National Broadcast
The Washington High School band of Sioux Falls will perform for an international broadcast in Boston on June 13 during a goodwill tour to the eastern seaboard and Canadian cities. Director V.R. Thompson announced the plans Wednesday.
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Sioux Falls
Washington High School
Boston
Seaboard
V-R. Thompson
Top Students Named At Highmore School
Highmore announces senior class 1941 valedictorian and salutatorian Donna Jean Harris and Margaret Korsgaard with high averages of 3.91 and 3.90. Harris excels in music and speech and will enter Oberlin College. Korsgaard is active in music languages and school publications. Both completed twelve years at Highmore schools.
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Highmore School
Highmore
Donna Jean Harris
Margaret
P. N. Korsgaard
Jean
Donna
Oberlin College
Ighmore
Six Week Periods Record Names and Illness Case
The six week period lists students by class: freshmen Joyce Carlton and Lois Schlender. sophomores Caryl West erberg Alien Costello Elmer Weerts. juniors Ruby Meyer Louise Geyer Miriam . my sen iors Wanda Barber Allen Rusche Harry Huffman. The child followed a lingering illness and was a patient at St Mary's hospital in Pierre. He was the only child of his parents.
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Joyce
Carlton
Lois Schlender
Caryl Westerberg
Alien Costello
Elmer Weerts
Ruby Meyer
Louise Geyer
Miriam
Wanda Barber
Allen Rusche
Harry Huffman
St Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Funeral Rites Held For Highmore Infant
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Highmore for Ronald Shaw infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaw. Ronald Dean Shaw was born June 17, 1940, in Highmore and died April 18, 1941, aged ten months and one day. Reverend W. P. Slocum conducted the rites.
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Highmore
Methodist Church
Ronald Shaw
Kenneth Shaw
W. P. Slocum
Ronald Dean Shaw
Frankfort Woman Is Honored At Shower
Frankfort local society reports Mrs. Clark Underhill honored by Past Matrons Club at a cradle shower hosted by Mrs. Marie Boub. Program directed by Mrs. Margaret Leonard and Sophia Mason included games a song by Mrs. Darlene Peterson and a letter from Mrs Ella Hilkemeier read by Mrs. Boub. Gift presented to Mrs Underhill by Mrs. Leonard on behalf of the club.
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Frankfort
Cial
CES
Clark Underhill
Marie Boub
Margaret Leonard
Sophia Mason
Darlene Peterson
Ella Hilkemeier
Centralia
Wash
Boub
Underhill
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Benet
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Sunkist
Valley Home
Royal Anne Cherries
Yacht Club
Monarch
Folger
Golden Valley
Justi
Lampe
Adee
Huron
Honor Holl
Bancroft Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Durey
Kellogg's
Ipsg
Kirk's
CamarSon
Oxydol
Wheaties
En Bay
Morthrep, King & Co
Sete Ae
Lythyya Ts
Cara
Qyster
BUNC
California
Owl
Northside Grocery
Seezas Grocery
Stores Square Deal Groc
Manolis
Cleas
C. F
Frankfurters
Associated Grocers
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