South Dakota Livestock Group Proposes Threefold Plan
The South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association outlines a threefold program to stabilize livestock prices amid drought. Led by manager Carl Nadasdy, the plan targets orderly marketing, pasture locating for ewes and lambs, and share-ownership of breeding ewes to preserve foundation flocks while shipping some stock to ease pressure on markets.
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Brookings
South Dakota Cooperative Livestock Marketing Association
Carl Nadasdy
Lemmon
South Dakota
West River
K. G. Dunlap
3. E. Erickson
Belle Fourche
Iowa
Minnesota
Cooperative Livestock Association
Rain Helps Crop At Lake Preston
Lake Preston July 16 report notes 4 inch rain revived vegetation and potential crop prospects. Corn sturdier though some burnt areas recover slowly. harvest underway, twine sales sluggish. South and east fields harvested while west and north move grain for feed. In a Leighton farm demonstration two acres of rye yielded 14 bushels. Second alfalfa crop slow.
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Lake Preston
Specia
G. Leighton
Grasshoppers Sweep Through Rural Area Near City Haylands
Early June reports describe grasshoppers overrunning fields east of the city, with patches nearing full yield. Estimates suggest around 100 tons of hay stored in stacks as feed for the community, while hayland damage appears limited but present in the Larsen farm 7 acre field and surrounding acreage.
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P. Larsen
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Beadle County Firm
In Ree Heights July 16, Carla Meshan of Mitchell visited her mother. A note mentions land transfers: H L Ziegler to Fed Land Bank for NE 1-4 and Ey SE 1-4 8112-61. Sheriff to Travelers Insurance Co for W317 NE 1-4 2-113-60. It also cites the year 1935 with Americans spending 698 million dollars on sugar.
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Beadle County Abstract. & Title Company
Jacob
HL Ziegler
Fed.’ Land Bank
Travelers Insurance Company
Vee
Diother
Ree Heights
Carla
Meshan of
Mitchell
Windbreaks Planned on South Dakota School Grounds
In northeastern South Dakota eleven counties initiate WPA forestry projects on school grounds. County commissioners and planning boards sponsor. school superintendents and county agricultural agents cooperate. Labor costs covered by WPA. Counties include Kingsbury Beadle Faulk Day Grant Codington Spink Clark Hoberts Marabell Edmunds. Windbreaks to protect schools with 4 to 4 acres of trees per site.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Frank I. Rockwall
State College ‘Extension Service
Works ‘Progress Administration
Kingsbury
Beadle
Faulk
Day
Grant Codington
Spink
Clark
Hoberts
Marabell
Edmunds
Planting windbreaks on rural school grounds urged
Mr Rockwell notes windbreaks will be planted on school grounds without hindering pupil activities. Some districts may need to acquire land or obtain easements for windbreak planting. Preparations for next spring's planting are essential and, after WPA labor ends, the districts will maintain young trees for five years. Causes of failures include poor ground prep insufficient variety knowledge and lack of cultivation after planting.
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Rockwell
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