State allocates credits for war bond purchases in SD
Pierre April 29 announces state wide allocations of credits for war bond purchases. total state purchases of 4 150 000 distributed to counties by quota with credits averaging about 27 percent. Fourteen counties exceed quotas. Six state departments allocated funds including Permanent School Fund Rural Credit Highway Game and Fish Cement Plant and Twine Plant.
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Pierre
E. V. Youngquist
Youngaquist
D. FE. Crowley
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
South Dakota
Highway Department
Treasury
Highway Department and Game and Fish Department
Youngquist
Tulare Past Matrons Hold April Meeting At Home
Tulare Past Matrons met Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Ben Marza’s home with nine members present. Mrs. Henry Geiseke led the business session, followed by social hour and refreshments. Out of town members Genette Rush Millie Marzahn Dorothea Welling Redfield and Perry Dixon Hitchcock attended. Next gathering will be at Mrs. Geiseke’s home.
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Zulahe
Ape
Ben Marza
Henry Geiseke
Genette Rush
Millie Marzahn
Dorothea Welling
Redfield
Perry Dixon
Hitchcock
Geiseke
Cloverleaf Extension Club Meeting Highlights Lane Home
Cloverleaf Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. E. W. Pate on April 20. Mrs. J. C. presided, followed by demonstrations on mending by Mrs. Arthur Meyer and Mrs. John Ewert. Social hour featured games with prizes. Lunch was served.
Mexicans to Work in South Dakota Beet Fields Soon After May 20
Cal A Ward regional farm security administration director said about 700 Mexican workers will travel from Mexico around May 20 to Nebraska and South Dakota sugar beet areas. They will be housed and provided health facilities by beet growers, with contracts through late November at prevailing wages. Most hires will operate in Scottsbluff Grand Island and Kearney Nebraska, with 200 requested for Belle Fourche SD. Continuous work through thinning blocking growing and harvest.
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Lincoln
Nebi
Cal A. Ward
Farm Security Administration
Nebraska
South Dakota
FSA
Mexico
Ward
Belle Fourche
Scottsbluff
Grand Island
Kearney
WSCS Plans Spring Luncheon With Dr Lindhorst Speaker
Lane April 71 Special WSCS met in the church basement for a business session led by Mrs H M Burchfield and Mrs C J Miller. They set a May spring luncheon with Dr Lindhorst as guest speaker and noted attendance prize, decorations, and a public supper hosted by several members.
Wolsey School Honorable Roll Noted by Principal Osmanson
Wolsey School announces the fifth six weeks honor roll by principal Mrs Fern Osmanson. Students named include Phyllis Anderson Della Kohlmeyer Keith Gordon Herbert Jungemann Esther Haeder Leona Klaschen Luther Jungemann Evelyn Cowie and Margaret Thompson.
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Wolsey School
Wolsey
Fern Osmanson
Phyllis Anderson
Della Kohlmeyer
Keith Gordon
Herbert Jungemann
Esther Haeder
Leona Klaschen
Luther Jungemann
Evelyn Cowie
Margaret Thompson
Military families span furloughs across towns
Highmore K E McLaughlin returns from Randolph Field San Antonio to spend a ten day furlough with wife and relatives. Corp Francis Noonan on leave from Camp Adair visits sister Mrs Allan Barber. Forestburg and nearby towns host service members on break as others head back to camps and schools for training and duty.
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Highmore
K. E. McLaughlin
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Tex
Mclaughlin
Corp
Francis Noonan
Camp Adair
Ore
Allan Barber
Forestburg
Oliver Strand
Sel
Strand
Buddy Nickleson
Washington, D. C
War time purchases delay sewing machines for Victory
The article notes that during the war women cannot buy electric sewing machines as factories switch to war goods. It emphasizes peace will return these luxuries after victory and urges patience until the United Nations achieves triumph.
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United Nations
WSCS To Serve Public Supper Soon
LROQUOIS April 7. The WSCS held a Thursday meeting at Mrs Laposky’s home. Mrs Will Salter led the business session and Mrs Edward reviewed a book to be sent to Iroquois men in service. Lunch followed. next meeting May 6 in the church basement with the Esther Circle under Mrs E W Bottomley in charge serving a public supper.
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Lroquois
Aspecia
WSCS
Laposky
Will Salter
Edward
Vernon
Esther
E W. Bottomley
Caution urged on handling livestock carcasses after disease
Pierre April 29 Farmers cooperating in the governments fat salvaging campaign were cautioned to handle carcasses of animals dying from infectious diseases with extreme care. Diseases such as hog cholera swine erysipelas swine dysentery anthrax blackleg can spread to other livestock and even to humans through skin contact dust and pests. Carcasses should be covered until the rendering truck arrives or moved on a scraper to prevent contamination. Floors surfaces and gloves should be disinfected and disposed of after use. Animals killed by anthrax should be buried deep or burned. Local veterinarians can provide disposal regulations.
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VV vi _ PIERRE
American Foundation ‘For Animal Health
Special 1A Daughter Born to Sgt and Mrs Markley
April 25 in Lubbock Texas a daughter was born to Sgt Charles Markley and his wife. The birth was reported from Highmore.
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Highmore
Charles Markley
Lubbock, Texas
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