Hybrid corn gains on South Dakota farms in 1944 forecast
South Dakota State College Extension notes a rising pork crop and warns of hog cholera risks urging immunization of young pigs and valuable breeding stock. The piece cites Dr. G S Harshfield on vaccination timing and explains hybrid corn will dominate, boosting yields due to hybrid vigor. It also highlights crested wheatgrass benefits for earlier grazing and reduced costs, with caveats about midsummer dryness.
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South Dakota
State College Exion Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude F. Wickard
G. S. Harshfield
South Dakota Shute College
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Yoyo
C. J. Franzke
State College
Franzke
Ed Paweett
Head
Paweatt
M. Tune
Mr. Taweett
Powell Seeks Democratic Delegates For Roosevelt Slate
W Powell of South Dakota, chairman of the delegation, urged Democrats to back his regular Roosevelt slate for the national convention. He claimed Hildebrandt supporters are split and that the delegation will vote for Roosevelt on every ballot. Jennie O Hearn of Wakpala supported the plan, noting she volunteered to help ensure the delegation stays aligned with Roosevelt.
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Phangey
W. Powell
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Jennie O'Hern
Wakpala
Gig
National
Rand
Start New Plan For Master Of Arts Degree June 12
A South Dakota education department reform, announced by Dr Wiseman, introduces a new master of arts plan effective June 12, allowing master of science and education formats with thesis and research problems, expanding accessibility for advanced students. It enables research with smaller scopes while preserving teaching assistantships in the state school system.
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Wiseman
Wisemin
South Dakota
Potednens
Ree Heights PTA Elects Mrs Braden
Ree Heights PTA holds officer election at the school gymnasium on April 27 naming Helen Braden president for the coming year Dorothy McGee vice president Hatlie Curtis and Hatlie Struss treasurers Ruth Lackey was mentioned. Entertainment included piano numbers by Braden's pupils and readings by Mrs Walter Carr and Mrs Milford Braden. birthday song for Milt Hickcox and community singing led by Catheryn Lemans followed by a lunch hosted by several ladies.
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Rer Heights
Ree Heights Pta
Helen Braden
Dorothy McGee
Hatlie Curtis
Hatlie Struss
Ruth Lackey
Stock Feeders Day Set June 16 at State College
BROOKINGS April 27 The annual Livestock Feeders Day at State College will present results from cattle sheep and forage feeding experiments. Director T B Johnson announces the date and notes reports on sweet clover and corn silage as fattening feeds. Also included are calf feedlot performance sired by two purebred bulls and a wintering and summer grazing study with the range breeding herd at Cottonwood. Two sheep experiments are among the program highlights.
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Brookings
State College
T. B. Johnson
South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Cottonwood
Livestock Feed Trials Reported By Director Johnson
The bulletin outlines sorghum fodder rations for ewes, sorghum versus corn comparisons, and swine feeding experiments across the state. It notes reports on bred versus open sows and inbreeding results, with most animals available for inspection by visiting livestock men.
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Burney
I. B. Johnson
Jimmie Katil Hosts Birthday Party
Jimmie Katil celebrated his birthday Saturday by inviting boys and girls to a theater party in Wessington Springs. After returning to Lane, games followed and a lunch with a birthday cake was served. Jimmie received several gifts.
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Lane
Sunmie Katil
Wessington Springs
Jimmie
Aberdeen Legion backs Kane for National Post
Aberdeen April 27 members of Sidney L. Smith Post voted unanimously to endorse W. J. Kane for American Legion national committeeman. A three member committee will campaign at the state convention June 18 to 20, with Claude Hamilton and Carroll Lockhart named as possible candidates. Kane, father of three, has held multiple Legion roles including 14th District director, department vice commander, and department commander, and led war service and fundraising efforts.
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Aberdeen
Sidney L
Smith Post
W. J. Kane
Department
American Legion National
Claude Hamilton
Sioux Falls
Carroll Lockhart
Watertown
J. G. Barger
Bart Archer
Ivan Hunt
Singer
Kane
Medrial Services
Battleship South Dakota Fund
Walton League curb case ends with fines and penalties
Ike Waltons at Pierre are fined 125 dollars for maintaining gambling devices in a Farm I cabin on the Missouri River. Glenn W. Martins pleads guilty as the state seeks destruction of seized gaming gear with possible donations to Red Cross or USO. Payne had warned a year ago to stop the operations after a raid at a dinner for law officers. Twenty five percent of Australia's war factory workers are women.
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Pietrs
J. F. Hughes
Sunshine Chaptik Walton League
Farm I
Maouri River
Byron S. Payne
Glenn W. Martins
Teague
Haynes
Hughes
Payne
Red Cross
USO
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