Progress Pranks Net New Poultry Profits at Elk Point
Elk Point reports show Grow Healthy Chicks practices cut losses and boost hatching rates. County extension agent H B Drews outlines five sanitation steps including clean ground, scrubbed brooder houses, clean tested stock, and early hatchings. Observed gains come from farms such as Kerr Akron Pertauit Bosse Chicoime Bernard and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
Colmnty
H. B. Drews
Lanka
Drews
Stat College “Extension Service
Union County
F. Kerr
Akroni
Paul Pertauit
Edmond Bosse
A. C. Chicoime
Alvana Bernard
Jefferson
C. Groeme
Charles Murtha
C. H. Brown
Chris Staen
Beresford
Mason County
Faulk County Farmers Report 1928 Extensions Achievements
Faulkton Jan 19. County Agent Leo Mossing reports 1928 gains from Faulk county farmers working with the extension service. Benefits include larger litters from cleaned hog lot rotation, 300 bushels of Marquis and 120 bushels of Kota wheat seed, 250 farmers growing pure seed wheat, and 34 farmers testing corn varieties. Baby beef club members earned $2,000.27 for calves. Shelterbelt planting plans are underway with high standards set for spring planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Faulk County
County Extension Service
Leo K. Mossing
Kota
Faulk
Moss Juz
Mossing
Menthera
Agens
Sheriff Urges Motor Law Enforcement For 1929 Vehicles
State Sheriff Fred Minier calls county sheriffs to renew strict enforcement of motor vehicle laws in 1929. He notes 1923 license plates expire January 31 and cannot be extended, urges dealers to observe plate regulations, and stresses that service trucks must display proper registration numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifs
Fred
Sherif
Minter
Madato
Orient Hog Auction Tops Sioux City Carload Sale
Orient Mant top hogs at Sioux City auction with a carload of Cheater Whites selling at 8.85 per hundredweight. Bronze weight listed as 203 pounds. Auction note marks a strong sale by Bematarry L. Hok igngon of Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Hoga
Mant _ ORIENT
Bematarry L. Hokigngon
Orient
Sioux City
Yale State Bank Names Directors and Officers
A special briefing notes a five percent dividend paid to stockholders and amounts added to surplus. An undivided profit of 2000 dollars remains in surplus. Elected officers include William Davis as president, William F. Musolf as vice president, and J D Kaufman as cashier. Assistant cashiers listed are Bessie and Charla Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale State ’ Bank
William Davis
William F. Musolf
J. D.kaufman
Avere Bessie
Charla Kaufman
Unusual Case Tests Thresher’s Lien Validity
Potter county farmer filed a thresher’s lien for threshing done by his combine for another farmer. A farm implement company with a mortgage filed suit, contending thresher’s lien covers only threshing, while the combine’s work includes harvesting and threshing. The case will go to the Supreme Court due to lack of precedent on the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnei
Supreme ‘Court
Tetainet
Combine
Sraln
Vote for U S Girl Colonel at South Dakota fair
At Vermillion on June 15 students name candidates for the honor of marching as an honorary colonel in the BR OF C corps. Cadet Colonel Charles Cantonwine leads the parade with selections from Mildred Kingsbury Loretta Lyfe Beresford Bal Mosher Hoffman India Pierre Jeanetis Lien Minneapolis Lass Ipswich Vale Towley Alcester and Dorothy Schwalm of Midion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eobecarya
Caprtain
W. D. Powell
T. C
Aesthenina
Torgmen
Mildreday
Idase Kingsbury
Loretta Lyfe
Beresford
Bal- Mosher Hoffman
Sioux City
India
Pierre
Jéanetis
Lien
Minnevapolis
Dixing
Lass
Ipswich
Vale “Towley
Alcester
Dorothy Schwalm
Midiond
District Three Tourney Set at Boland This Month
District three basketball tournament slated for Boland March 12 to 15 features teams Bradley Clark Thorpe consolidated Doland Garden City Henry Lily and Raymond. Officials include BE F. Voss Coyne Brad ie Deland. War output and regional industry notes highlight the section with Groton and local hatchery activity reporting 40 000 eggs produced and largely sold to nearby poultrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boland Boland
Bradley
Clark
Thorpe Consolidated
Doland
Garden City
Henry
Lily
Raymond
BE. F. Voss
Coyne
Bradie
Deland
Lesterville Man Dies by Own Action Collision
Seph Stivoka, 82, retired, of Tarmer, reportedly died by self harm Thursday. His body was found by family members in the garage on Broadlane. Local authorities filed a death by own action report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesterville
Hargingseph Stivoka
Tarmer
Broadlane
Welsh and Sylvester Barret Now Own Pool Hall
Welsh and Sylvester Barret now own the pool hall there. The men bought the establishment from William Gaughran Jr. Possession was given yesterday. Bernard Corrigan will assist in the operation of the business for a while. The town board approved funds to open a street, provided the lots could be purchased for 9000. The deed was delivered this week. Roy Flyger of Parker sold 500 head of sheep for 5200, with 1700 head shipped from western ranges for marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh
Sylvester ‘Barret
William Gaughran, Jr
Bernard Corrigan
Dence
Ray Barber
Barker
Parker
Roy
Jim
Ister
Association Pays Funds Bowdeh Fan
A fragmentary report notes funds totaling about 2200 dollars were paid by an association to a person named Bowdeh Fan. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a monetary disbursement or settlement connected to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdeh
Fan
Livestock Shipments Reported by Gettysburg Association
Gettysburg area records show 9 981 hogs and 152 cattle shipped to markets between March 4 and December 1 1928. Nelgon Gidley, manager, notes ninety five double deck stock cars used. total receipts for the period amount to 242 501 for hogs 291 279 for sheep and 241 221 for cattle. The association formed February 28 of the prior year with Extension Service aid. first shipment occurred March 6 1928. Currently 155 farmers are contracted members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Anus
Gettysburg ‘Livestock Shipping Association
Nelgon Gidley
Gidley
Gettysburo
Miner County Extension Plans For 1929 Projects
Miner County-wide 4-H and extension program aims to emphasize club work in 1929 with updated goals. Plans include hog sanitation, corn and potato improvement, shelterbelt planting, weed eradication, shrubbery demonstrations, and new farm demonstrations under County Agent S. W. Jones. A test of sodium chlorate for weed control will be expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miner County Extension Service
Aw. Jones
Miners County
Farmery
Minty
South Dakota Gravel Road Progress Report
A state report shows 875.13 miles gravel surfacing on county roads and 14.94 miles under construction. The trunk system includes 1514.24 miles graded, with Brown County leading in gravel completed at 132.88 miles, split between federal and state aid projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Ferade
Missouri River
Commission
Brown County
Adai- Hon
County road mileage and graveling figures across South Dakota counties
Brown county and others report federal aid project designations for county roads. Pennington leads with 282.65 miles designated of 5 975.17 miles, with 50 74 gravelled and seven graded. Beadle Codidgton Davison and others show gravel and designated mileages, while state aid projects target Beadle Brookings Davison Day Douglas Kingsbury McCook Mizer Moody Sanborn Sully Turner Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Pennington County
Beadle County
Codidgton
Davison
Bughes
Lake
Lawrence
Minnehaha
Yankton
Beadle
Brook Ings
Bavidon
Day
Douglas
Kingsbury
McCook
Mizer
Moody
Sanborn
Sully
Turner
Hoven Cow Testing Association Begins Operations
Hoven South Dakota January 19 Special All equipment has been purchased by the newly formed Hoven Cow Testing association. John Weitel of Hoven will conduct testing. The plan, termed mail order cow testing, weighs and tests milk from each cow monthly for a year and mails samples to the tester who also keeps herd records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOVEN
Potter County Deaths Decrease and Births Hold Steady
Potter County records show a steady birth count with 147 births in the past year, while deaths rose to 26 and marriages increased to 64. Of deaths, eight were infants under three, and twenty one were over 68. Most marriages involved Potter County residents, with notable age gaps among a few couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Janis
Potter County
Amausl Vital
A. W. Barrett
South Dakota Shippers Report Livestock Shipments
Sioux City market reports from South Dakota shipments headed to the Sioux City market include C Lindley Reliance 17 Steers averaging 1057 pounds at 13 dollars and ten cows averaging 1257 pounds at 10.40 for 5017.35, Berry and Inman Philip heads native cattle at 92 pounds 12.30 dollars totaling 2940.29, J A Sheimerada Boward carload 1100 pounds at 12, Pell and Boyce Murdo two carloads calves averaging 481 pounds at 12, top for cattle day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIOUR
City
South Dakota
Sioux City
C. Lindley
Reliance
Berry
Inman
Philip
J. A. Sheimerada
Boward
Pell and Boyce
Murdo
Chia Clase
One Hog Produces 2260 Percent Profit in Groton
Randall Esii of Groton reports a sow yielding 12 pigs with all fat. nine pigs and the sow were sold, bringing in funds for feed. He expects to make one third as much from feeder pigs as from the original sow and her litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Randall Esii
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huron
South
Dakota
Union Flock
Willow Lake
The
Mr. Refinmath
Besmet
Dorket Ram
Case Brothers Flock of
Dorsets
John Gavanansh
DesSmet
Falth
U.S
South Dakota Shippers
Eter Minfener Lumber Co
Sanfever Lumber
Sane
Willys Knights
See
Commie
Willys-Qverland
Willys-Overland,inc
Tok
Geddes
Soesteb
Pasanength
Bee
Carl Juve
Harry Pov
A. Kirkpat
Weaes Ec
Fiovey Uech
Tromsand Sd
Leva Aba Vocca
Teall Ganége
Inne
Ohio
Round Lake
Reepelghta, & Ké
S. BD
Stickney
S.D. Sinai
S. D. A. Sumit
Wriretis
Ie Yankton
Re, Linn
Soras
Ehewneans
Stade Ody We Beyington Icheyedan Aito Co
Siesiat
Jumtateos Imp
Fi Soreeaes Jp B. Retienae Purtereseris Robinson Moter Co
Vesen Lindy
Natersecter EM Gutta Aterserene
W. R. Larson Motor Co
Sioux Falls
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!