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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
7
Pierre bulletin from the American Foundation for Animal Health urges farmers to suspect blackleg when young cattle die from unknown causes. It warns against assuming lightning and stresses veterinary diagnosis, vaccination, and careful pasturing, especially for calves under two years old.
Harriet Bohning leaves Miller after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Bohning to resume as secretary to Dean Bleagen at the University of Minnesota Graduate School On September 1 she will become private secretary to Guy Stanton Ford retiring president of the University of Minnesota Ford will be managing secretary of the American Historical Society in Washington DC.
In a single second a meteor at Meteor Crater near Canyon Diablo Arizona displaced one quarter as much earth as the Panama Canal has in many years, highlighting the immense excavation caused by the impact.
A vintage health ad touts Doan's Pills for tired kidneys and sleepless nights. It claims kidney and bladder weariness causes discomfort, urging readers to consult a druggist for relief used successfully by many for over four decades.
At Mitchell Field New York on August 7 the Special News Service observes pilots training to defend U S skies. Recruits receive hands on plane familiarity cockpit checks and gunnery drills while learning radio navigation meteorology and admin skills. Pilots must accumulate 100 hours aloft annually with night and blind flying requirements.
Confident officers praise young pilots as they learn quickly and could mobilize if war comes. They claim the corps is the best, with superior numbers and ships, and pilots show deep focus on flying as their main topic in discussions.
Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski reports corn across South Dakota mostly in tasseling and silking with many fields past revival, some being fed, crosshopper damage in the eastern half, threshing of small grains advancing, yields generally fair to good, sorghums and millets faring better, gardens and pastures drying, heat and pests affecting stock, and varied weekly rainfall totals at regional stations.
An excavation on a hill forming a bowl at the Nevada state prison site uncovers a large elephant fossil plus additional prehistoric animal discoveries as further digging proceeds.
Farmers face a shortage as no state or federal veterinarians are available for general practice in 28 counties. Local officials report unmet animal care needs and seek solutions to recruit private vets to serve rural communities.
A GSDA report shows no graduate licensed veterinarians reside in 28 South Dakota counties, including Aurora and Lawrence. The counties hold livestock inventory valued at 34 million dollars, with an estimated 50 million more in value for this year. New York reports 12,000 traffic signals.
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