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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1942

Page

20

Farm Repair Schools Aid Farmers Under War Program

State College Extension reports successful launch of farm machinery repair schools in multiple counties to teach farmers to repair equipment and order parts early, amid shortages as steel shifts to war production. Emphasizes tractor reliance for production and urges planning before spring field work.

Brookings Pearl Harbor South Dakota Usda War Board Extension Service Ide Flandréau Miller Redfield Menno Winner Chamberlain Plankinton South’ Dakota Agristral Engineering Ralph Frevick Defense Colege Joseph L J. J Case Company John Svartos Svartos Hill Albert Hauffe AAA Leola Frevick Mr. Svartos J. L

Lard Outperforms Other Fats In Cooking Tests

American Meat Institute studies rate lard at 100 percent shortening power versus 74 percent for animal stearine and 73 to 79 percent for hydrogenated cottonseed oils. Trials show 25 percent less lard can equal full oil in pie crusts, while a 73 pound load of lard matches 100 pounds of oil for same shortness. The research highlights lard’s digestibility, plastic range and economy as key cooking fat benefits.

American Meat Institute

Keep Prices Hold Steady to Spur Farm Production Says Christiansen

Beadle County farmer Nels Christiansen argues steady prices will push farmers to raise more food. He notes profits from selling hogs at higher prices covered feed costs, and recalls farming changes since 1920 including drought resilience, cane and Soon er Mile sorghum cultivation. He and his son Christie run a joint operation using shared machinery, with emphasis on proper machinery upkeep and tractor maintenance to meet ahead of a likely labor shortage.

Christiansen Beadle County Huron Jmain Seliig Crain Sen Christie Christiansens South Dakota Swartps Hill Nels Christiansen

Rationing Quotas Set for March in South Dakota

Pierre February 24 State Rationing Administrator Guy Harding announced South Dakota March quotas for tires and tubes for passenger cars and trucks. Passenger tires 519, tubes 434. truck and bus tires 1,216, tubes 1,367. Up to 523 retreaded tires may be bought for trucks and buses, with no retread allotments in March for passenger cars. Farm equipment gets a new quota classification. Harding to send county quotas later this week.

Pierre Guy Harding South Dakota

Christiansen hog and cattle operation plans large spring pigs

The Christiansens manage hog production with two litters yearly, featuring 50 October-born fall pigs and 12 sows preparing for spring litters, while selling oversized sows weighing 500 pounds after four litters. They use Sudan grass for summer hog pasture, grow oats and barley mixtures for early pasture, and keep a Hereford-leaning 50 head cattle herd split about half Hereford, half Shorthorn in demand markets.

Christiansen Christiansens Sudan

Avon Springs Action Group Forms Local Problems Club

Newly organized in Avon Springs South Dakota the Action Group met at the school house with 31 farm families including 12 non FSA borrowers. A chairman secretary and committees were chosen to plan programs and entertainments for monthly meetings. They discussed housing tenant improvements and salvaging vacant farm buildings with a plan to repair or raze and reuse lumber. Health and group medical aid were emphasized for a satisfactory living level. Next meeting topics include garden irrigation grasshopper control poultry care livestock feeding and waste material salvage for defense.

Avon Springs South Dakota FSA

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