Tuberculosis Eradication Funds Justified Says Livestock Official
Harry J. Boyts Sioux City livestock commissioner reviews nationwide and northwest tuberculosis testing results at a Farmers Union meeting. He notes nearly 19 million dollars spent yearly, over 1.75 million reactors removed, and testing ongoing to cover breeding cattle. He cites state laws expanding testing and compares 1918 1919 5 percent reactors to under 2 percent recently, plus declines in tuberculosis among hogs and cattle. He adds asserted human health benefits linking bovine infection to child tuberculosis.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Crops in Ay Yankton Report Strong Growth This June
Farmers in Ay Yankton report June rainfall boosted crop prospects with corn showing favorable growth and sub soil moisture reserves expected to sustain development toward full maturity. The local O I S chapter held its final meeting before vacation planning improvements to the remodeled chapter room set for September.
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Yankton
Yaneton
Conde
The
Law Firm Baldwin Feldhaus Forms in Howard
A new law partnership Baldwin and Feldhaus is announced in Howard. James Baldwin joins forces with Mrs. Frank Feldhaus to practice in the Second Floor offices of the new First National Bank building. Feldhaus is a University of South Dakota graduate.
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D. D. Baldwin
Carthage
James Lyons
Lyons
First National Bank
Miner County 4-H Club Enrollment Surges in 4-H Roster
Howard July 6 Nineteen hundred ninety nine boys and girls aged 10 to 19 join 4-H club work in Miner county up more than 82 percent from last year. 181 in farm clubs and 168 in home clubs across 33 clubs. Home projects include sewing clothing foods room improvement and canning. Farm projects cover sow-litter poultry baby beef sheep corn dairy calf and baby pork. Largest group is baby pork with 63 members raising 96 pigs, the state lead in baby pork enrollments.
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Jones
State College
Planting Trees Favored for Shelterbelts in Zell
Fifty four responses to a Faulk county questionnaire show broad support for planting shelterbelts to protect stock and homes. Farmers report success with trees through proper care and note beauty and increased land value as benefits. Examples include F B Freeman’s 13 rows of ash reaching 15 feet in eight years and Paul Kretschmar’s 5 row belt using Russian olive and other species.
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Zell
Leo K. Mossing
Faulk
Mossing
E. Harr
F. B. Freeman
Burkmere
Paul E. Kretschmar
Cresbard
South Dakota alfalfa growers register for certified seed
Brookings July 6 South Dakota growers enroll for certification of alfalfa seed with the Crop Improvement Association. Counties with the most certified growers include Fall River Pennington Perkins Meade Ziebach Haakon Jackson Dewey Jones Mellette and Sully. Extension agronomist Ralph B Johnston says eligible growers should apply for field inspection to produce officially certified Grimm and Cossack seed, noting state certification could boost alfalfa income by about 100000 as certified seed sells for 2 to 3 dollars per bushel in nearby states. Affidavit seed backed only by individuals is declining in favor of official certification.
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Brookings
Wight Hundred
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Johnston
Crop Improvement Association Expands Inspecting Scope
The South Dakota Crop Improvement Association widens its work this season to include wheat and flax and possibly barley and oats in its crop inspecting and certification program. Alfalfa fields qualify only if planted with genuine seed of standard varieties approved by the association, according to Mr Johnston.
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South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Johnston
Publicity Controlled Colleges Share Student Load Across Sectors
The report notes about 40 percent of all students attend publicity controlled colleges and universities in the United States, private non-sectarian institutions account for 2 percent, and church controlled colleges about 29 percent.
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