Sam H Thompson Urges Cooperative Marketing In South Dakota
In Brookings on July 10 Sam H Thompson, a Federal Farm Board member, urged orderly marketing and sane production planning. He praised South Dakota farmers for cooperative growth, noted state outputs in wheat and other crops, and explained the Farm Board’s role in aiding cooperatives with centralization, banking access, and financing while stressing that efficiency and local leadership are essential.
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Federal Farm Board
South Dakota
Brookings
Cooperoom
State College
Sem. H. Thompson
Federal
Thompson
Thozigson
Pate
Farmers' Group Action
Great Agricultural College
Farm Board
Federal Intermediate Credit
Teague
Fann Board
Dantes
High Lights From Thompson line Speech
Brookings July 1 Thompson highlights crop output and distribution gaps. He argues efficient production alone won t solve farmers problems and cooperative marketing must outperform current systems. He stresses sound management and cooperative momentum boosting farmer access to credit terms.
Farmers and leaders urged to build sound marketing agencies
The board should advise and assist farmers providing facts and information. It will help form reliable crop and market outlook data to enable orderly marketing and distribution. Success depends on farmer action and leadership in organized agriculture, including family involvement and youth clubs to foster cooperation and future governance.
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Cooperative Cam
State College of Amiculture
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota
America
Harvest Underway in Miller Area With Light Yields
Harvest work is ongoing in the Miller vicinity for oats barley and rye. Wheat harvest is a week or ten days away. Early sown fields show delayed progress. Overall grain yields are expected light though corn looks very promising this season according to experts.
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Miller
Xperts
Mitchell Highway Paving to Start After September
Mitchell district highway engineer W F Hannan announced seven mile grading north of Mitchell should be ready for paving within ten days but paving is not expected before September first. One mile of grading remains. Dakota Central Telephone faces large task replacing lines along the route. Meantime the highway will be maintained in first class condition for travel.
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Mitchell
W. F. Hannan
Dakota Central Telephon Company
Seven Mile
Hannan
Hand Pioneer To Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Shepherd of St. Lawrence were held at Community church in the afternoon. Grandma Shepherd, first white woman in Hond county, came in 1880 with her husband and three children, and she lived here continuously until her death at age 82 Tuesday. Surviving are children Robert Shepherd Joe Shepherd and Mrs Hannah Loomis, with Charles and a host of friends.
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Shepherd
Robert Shepherd
St. Lawrence
Joe Shepherd
Huron
Hannah Loomis
Charles
Aberdeen
Lake County Agent Ends Busy Month in County Extension Work
Lake County agent E A Eberlein reports a busy month with nearly 9,000 people contacting county extension services under his leadership. The county held 13 meetings with 647 attendees, over 750 office and field calls, and 6,400 exchange list recipients. Seven laborers secured steady jobs, and during summer the agent spends about one third of his time in the fields.
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Lake County
E A. Eberlein
Minnesotan Fined For Illegal Hunting In Watertown
Victor Bradley of St Paul former Watertown resident and 50 faced a $9.40 fine by Municipal Judge Lloyd B Peterson for attempting to hunt pheasants with a resident license. Deputy state game warden Henry Deblon flagged the discrepancy after checking licenses at a local sporting goods store. Bradley was arrested upon arrival in Watertown while on vacation.
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Watertown
Minnesota
Victor Bradley
St. Paul
Lloyd B. Peterson
Bradleys
Henry Deblon
Pierre
Deblan
Bradley
Miner Farmers Control Weeds in Miner County
County agent S. W. Jones reports weed control is rising in importance for Miner county farmers. Over 5500 pounds of calcium chlorate purchased this year for weed eradication, up from 4000 plus last year, aided by dry weather. The standard treatment uses one pound of chlorate per gallon of water, sprayed at about 100 gallons per acre for large tracts.
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Miner
Howard
Miner County
S. W. Jones
Better weed control with gallon per square rod method
The notice advocates applying a gallon per square rod for weed patches during summer, with three treatments when prints bloom for weeping Jenny and Canadian thistle. Weeds are not cut before or after spraying.
Brentford Votes on Refunding Bonds for District Debt
Brentford voters will attend a special election on July 28 to authorize the issuance of up to 10,000 dollars in refunding bonds. The bonds would bear not more than 4 1/4 percent interest and mature over 1944 and 1945. Officials expect interest savings if approved.
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Brentford
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