Pathologist Notes Grain Varieties Resistant to Rust
A pathologist highlighted small grain varieties that may resist all forms of rust. The remark suggests future breeding targets to combat rust disease in cereals.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
3
A pathologist highlighted small grain varieties that may resist all forms of rust. The remark suggests future breeding targets to combat rust disease in cereals.
Mrs Geer and her children left Sunday for a vacation visiting her sister Mrs Frank Sievert at remont Neb. She plans to travel through Iowa for several days of rest and sightseeing with Mr remains unclear from fragments.
Mrs Walter Collins and daughter of Huron spent Sunday at Mr Collins mother Mrs Oscar Collins home. Mrs George Cluett returned home Sunday after visiting Salem Oregon for a few weeks. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lentz and family spent Sunday in Watertown. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Alberts visited Fred Greenfield in Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Downes spent Sunday in Watertown. Diane,
Beadie County extension agent Leonard J. Ladd and plant pathologist W. F. Bucholtz warn this is a bad rust year with red and black spore stages causing extensive damage. Leaf rust on oats, wheat, rye, and barley is unusually severe across South Dakota, with premature ripening and lodging likely.
Pierre officials announced the $775,000 annual common schools appropriation will be distributed on a per capita basis of about $4.25, up from $4.18 due to lower May census enrollment. Aid is limited so no school district receives more than its own tax levy, with disbursement on October 1.
A Lake Osceola reception honored Margaret Gordon visiting from Philadelphia. Afterward Rev A C Gordon and wife joined Margaret and her Philadelphia nephew David Renshaw for a sightseeing trip to the Black Hills. Little Clarke stays with Charles Barber as parents leave.
Kenneth Marzahn left Tulare for Washington D C where he will be employed in the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. A Tulare High School graduate he attended Dakota Wesleyan University and previously worked at Delaney Service Station. Delbert Otto filled Marzahn's vacancy at the Tulare station.
Emil Stoke filed a claim for sixteen foxes killed after digging out three dens. Since July 1, 39 fox claims and 18 coyote claims have been received, suggesting a growing fox population in Kingsbury County. The bounty pays five dollars for old animals and three dollars for pups. County auditor Fred Wright notes the totals.
Hyde County transfers list deeds from South Dakota filings. It covers transfers from Sons of Veterans to Woman's Relief Corps, state lands to Hyde County, and parcels in Holabird and Holabird area. Names include Freda Trabing, William H. Trabing, Joe McGough, Vera Collier, Carroll Davis, Maynard Collier, and Erastus Cornell as abstractor.
July 24 grain crops in Alpena area shown above average with threshing under way. Corn fields need rain as harvest progresses amid favorable yields for specialist crops and grain output.
Sioux Falls city commission adopted an emergency resolution to ban water use for sprinkling irrigation and air conditioning after a blistering 106 degree day spiked demand. City pumpage reached 9,040,000 gallons Tuesday, near an all time high.
A flurry of visits and travel marks a busy Sunday across South Dakota towns. Families from Brookings, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Huron joined relatives from Blunt to Faulkton for weekend gatherings while others traveled to Pierre and Lake Benton for visits. Health concerns surfaced as Mrs. Edward Jansen faced a gallstone attack and received medical care.
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