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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
3
County Agent R A Cave explains Beadle County corn-hog reduction contracts for 1934. Farmers will file maps and worksheets listing contracted acres, livestock, and previous yields to determine county allotments, with questions on crops, hogs, and past production guiding eligibility and benefit calculations.
A FAQ on the Corn Hog program discusses eligibility for hog bonuses, noting only pigs born on the farm count toward allotments. It cites an administrative ruling on cross-state farming and contract obligations, clarifying ownership and operation control under share agreements.
Grimes Iowa Thomas F Hawkins reports on the secretary of agriculture's plan to push hybrid corn to raise yields on the Wallace farm near Grimes. The approach aims to lower cost per bushel, bolster market prices, and reduce labor by maximizing per acre yields while cutting corn acreage and hogs under the corn hog program. The farm will contract more acres and may expand hybrid trials with other farmers as part of the 1934 plan.
CWA workers have been graveling and repairing side roads around Manchester this month. Work on Route 147 between Manchester and Iroquois is delayed due to the ground being frozen.
Forestburg January 11 special report says Miss Alice Goudy and Grace Ellingson teach piano pupils presenting a joint recital at Forestburg Presbyterian Church on Sunday January 14 at 12 30 p m The high school girl chorus and Henry Williamson will assist with vocal selections featuring pieces such as Above the Stars Shirl Krenthin Dane The Butterfly Furnéaux Playful Elves and more including Say by The Brook plus rustic dance and grotesque numbers Weather and labor notes from Ames report CWA workers engaged in road graveling near Ames Cash Store and dam construction as mild winter enables activity
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