South Dakota Circulates Tuberculosis Eradication Petitions
Beadle county and four others explore joining accredited tuberculous cattle eradication areas. Petitions require 75 percent cattle owner support to fund county work. accreditation follows low disease rate and state federal cost sharing. The move gains backing from farmers, agriculture agencies, stock yards and packers.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. S. Weaver
State College
Day
Beadle
Turner
Minnehaha
Bon Homme
Miner, Clark
Codington
Brown and Hamlin
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Doctor Weaver
Maine
North Carolina
Michigan
Additioon
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
State College Extension Service
Sioux City
Farm Bureau Federation
First Term Ends at Eastern Normal
Madison July 12 The first six week summer term at Eastern State Teachers College ended today. A second six week term has been provided due to strong student demand. It will run July 20 to August 23 and be self supporting. Classes meet six days weekly and students will be released from work earlier.
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Eastern Normal
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Ag.dn
U S Aid Road Progress in South Dakota Revealed
Pierre July 12 Approximately 3 500 miles of the federal aid highway system in South Dakota are surfaced and about 2 000 miles graded according to a June 1 status summary released by R C Livingston of the U S Bureau of Public Roads. The total shown unimproved is 467 04 miles of an approved 5996 mile system.
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Pierre
South Dakota
R. C. Livingston
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Livingston
Spud Growers Plan Tour of Watertown Event
Watertown hosts the South Dakota Potato Growers association seventh annual tour July 18 and 19. The program includes farm method demonstrations by W. H. Belk and others, visits to model plots, a Farm and Home Day at State college, and an attendance prize at 4 p.m. on July 18.
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Watertown
South Dakota Potato Growers Association
A. W. Palm
State College
W. H. Belk
Asa Lehbert
Frank Parliament
Maggee and
Cronk
Max
IK. H. Klages
Hippocrates Book Still Studied Worldwide
Five hundred years before Christ Hippocrates a Greek wrote a book on medical science that is still studied by students in America and Europe.
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Christ
Hippocrates
America
Europe
Farmers Plow Too Much Says Agronomist At Field Day
At Cottwood county experiment substation field day farmers from miles around learned deep plowing and manure use can waste effort in this region. Agronomist Clifford Franzke said double disking can replace plowing for years in continuous small grain farming, with yields remaining high and plowing needed only to control weeds.
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Cottonwood
Sudan
Alta
Clifford Franzke
South Dakota State College
Franzke
Farming Practice and Weeds in Rotation Cropping
The text discusses farming and plowing frequency to control weeds. It notes plowing is often necessary and may be reduced under crop rotation with corn, small grain, and legumes. In areas with low weed pressure, plowing could occur only every four years or less often.
Plane carrier to cut tonnage in naval plan
Washington July 12 The new aircraft carrier under the fifteen cruiser program aims to replace high tonnage carriers with smaller vessels. Rep French Idaho predicts five smaller carriers will succeed Lexington and Saratoga, each about 13,900 tons versus 33,000 tons. The ship will carry about 70 planes in regular use and 85 in reserve.
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Washington
Students of Naval Affairs
Congress
French
Idaho
Navy Department
Hail Claims in 1929 Near 1928 Totals in South Dakota
Pierre July 12. To July 10 this year hail claims filed with the state hail insurance department were 408 short of last year. Commissioner D C Lewis reports 924 total claims with 314 in June and 610 in July, compared with 1,332 in 1928. Davison and Aurora lead with 172 and 115 claims, followed by Charles Mix Turner Perkins Day and Harding. Other counties show smaller totals as of early July. Scout Jamboree plans call for global Boy Scouts to assemble in England in July and August.
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Pierre
State Hail Insurance Department
D. C. Lewis
State Insurance Commissioner
Davison
Aurora
Charles Mix
Turner
Perkins
Day
Harding
Hughes
Ziebach
Lake
Brown
Yankton
Codington
Pennington
Minnehaha
Beadle
Lawrence
Flier's Mother Delights as Pathfinder Flight Succeeds
Mrs Margaret Yancey, despite heart illness, celebrated Captain Lewis A. Yancey's successful flight to Rome aboard the Pathfinder. She recalled his adventurous youth and proud achievements, noting she followed the newspaper reports and never doubted his skill.
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Chicago
Margaret Yancey
Rajjoice
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Pathfinder
Yancey
Lewis
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