Flies Not Main Milk Drop Cause Says Extension Service
South Dakota State College extension dairyman R A Cave reports feed shortage, not heat or flies, mainly drives milk declines from May to October. Experiments show flies in screens reduced drops to 9.5 percent, with other insects smaller. Pasture only needs 125 to 150 pounds grass daily. when forage matures and unpalatable, supplement with temporary pasture and hay. Extra grain may aid heavy producers even on good pasture.
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R. A. Cave
State College Extension Dairyman
Ave
Sudan
Warning Signs of Kidney Trouble From Backache to Leg Pain
Health ad warns that backache and leg pains can signal kidney trouble. It explains kidneys remove waste from blood and describes symptoms like swelling, headaches, and nighttime urination. Recommends asking a pharmacist for Deans Pills, claimed to help kidneys eliminate toxins.
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Hacksche
Nature
Dean
Ranchers Hint At Early Cattle Sales Amid High Supply
Ole Bender of Meade County extends that many cattle ranchers plan to start selling earlier this year. Fat cows two year olds and yearlings in good condition are expected to move to market before July. Livestock authorities fear a market glut this fall but early sales could ease congestion. Grass is in excellent condition across the western range and ranchers are well stocked. Discouraging hogs from heavy feeding is emphasized by Leonard J. Parker with hogs above 140 pounds facing a 75 cents per hundred price drop. Poultry losses have fallen from 24 to 17 per 100 chicks since 1941 as farmers cut chick mortality.
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Ole Bender
Meade
Bender
West River Range
Leonard J. Parker
AAA Committee
South Dakota Poultry Growers Reduce Baby-Chick Mortality
A study notes South Dakota poultrymen, especially farm women, cut chick mortality through practical stock choice, housing, equipment, feeding, and care. While Minnesota and Nebraska also show low losses, South Dakota remains near the top in chick survival with only about 1.45 chick loss per 100.
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Trary
South Dakota State College
Bureau of Agricultural
South Dakota
Ivory
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mississippi
Arkahyas
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
Minnesota
Paroles Signed By Governor PIERRE
Governor M Q Sharpe signed four paroles recommended by the board of charities and corrections. The parolees are Cisdo Little ac BB Marmaive sentenced in 1943 to five years for grand larceny Willis Miller 22 Aberdeen for five years for burglary Arthur Berven 36 Aurora for forgery and Helmuth Kaatz 41 Claire City for one year for carrying concealed weapon Kaatz parole restricts return to Roberts County without written permission from the parole officer or governor
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Pierre
M. Q. Sharpe
Board of Charities and Corrections
Cisdo Little Ac
Marmaive
Willis Miller
Aberdeen
Sepember
Arthur Berven
Aurora
Helmuth Kaatz
Claire City
Kaatz
Roberts County
Monday Night Ramblers Meet at Mrs McWilliams Home
The Alpena group known as the Monday Night Ramblers gathered at Mrs Lottie McWilliams home. Chinese checkers were played at two tables and lunch was served by the hostess at the close of the evening.
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Alpena
Ramblers
Lottie McWilliams
Surprise Party Honors H A Gellhaus in Frankfort
A surprise birthday gathering planned by Mrs. Gellhaus and daughters Leena and Verna honored H. A. Gellhaus in Frankfort on June 15. Dinner guests included Erwin and Edith Sky-Jean, Ernest and Wesley Gellhaus, Delmar Gellhaus, Dorothy Marzahn, and Dorothy Wieting, all from Tulare or Redfield.
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Gellhaus
Frankfort
H. A. Gellhaus
Leena
Verna
Erwin Gellhaus
Delmar
Edith Sky- Jean
Ernest Gellhaus
Wesley Marzahn
Dorothy
Tulare
Dorothy Wieting
Redfield
Frankfort Extension Club Picnic Nets $10 for Patriotism
Franklin County Harmony Extension Club members and families held a Sunday picnic at Fisher's Grove in Frankfort. After dinner a blind auction raised $10 for patriotic purposes.
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Frankfort
Rupture Shields Demonstration in Huron Dakota
H L Hoff Mann of Minneapolis Minnesota will demonstrate his Rupture Shields without charge at Hotel Marvin Hughitt in Huron Dakota on Saturday June 24 1844 from 10 AM to 4 PM. He has supplied shields to rupture sufferers for ten years and has many satisfied customers in the community.
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H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
United States
S D Stockgrowers Reelect Officers
Rapid City June 15 officers were all reelected at the annual stockgrowers convention. Claude E Olson was reelected president with Baxter Berry as vice president and Ray Kalkbrenner as secretary treasurer. Four new members joined the executive board: Frank Trop, H A Twite, J A Larson, and John Sutton, replacing four outgoing members. Eighteen resolutions were approved including prompt allocation of protein concentrates, continued import restrictions on meats from countries with foot and mouth disease, and the need for adequate ranch labor to support meat production.
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Rapid City
Claude E. Olson
Ludlow
Baxter Berry
Belvidere
Ray Kalkbrenner
Frank Trop Ft
Pierre
H. A. Twite
Wantaga
J. A
Schroeder honors father with family birthday gathering
On June 15 Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder hosted relatives at an informal birthday event for Mrs Schroeder's father Chris Burg. The gathering marked Burgs milestone with kin attending from nearby areas.
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Martin Schroeder
Mrs O Keefe Hosts Willing Workers In Yale Meet
Yale June 15 Mrs Thad O Keefe hosted the Willing Workers meeting with three members reporting roll call and pledging. Members discussed how to extend clothes wear with buttons sewing and thimbles under Miss Olive Neff Beadle County extension agent. Hostess served lunch. next meeting set for June 21 at Mrs Matone's home.
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YALE
Thad O'Keefe
Adeline Ma Jone
Olive Neff
Beadle County Extension
Wessington Girl Attends Aquatic Safety School
Dorothy Fitch of Wessington attends the American Red Cross Aquatic School at Elizabeth Lyman Lodge on Lake Minnetonka, Excel sior. She was selected by Beadle County Red Cross and recommended by Frank Kinyon, Beadle County Safety Director. Upon return she will be qualified to teach water safety and lifesaving.
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Wessington
Dorothy Fitch
American Red Cross Aquatic School
Elizabeth Lyman Lodge
Lake Minnetonka
Sior
Minn
Beadle County Red Cross Association
Mixa Fitch
Frank Kinyon
Huron
Red Cross
Beadle County
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Extension Service
Boyd, A
Seersucker
Joe Be
Signal Corps Radiotelephota
NEA
S. D. Stockgrowers
Northwest Finance Co
A. Kiser
N. We
Bis
Aquatic School
Argial Rae
Nash
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