Boost in Meat Use Drives Retail Efforts Across U S
Brookings July 3 Retail meat outlets nationwide join a coordinated push to move beef to consumption quickly. Prof J W Wilson state college experiment station director notes strong support from livestock associations marketing agencies and packing industry. beef prices in July show a decline from 193? levels as per USDA stats. beef production remains a key South Dakota industry with 4 percent of output consumed elsewhere. major supporting groups include the National Livestock and Meat Board Institute of American Meat Packers Food and Grocery Chain Stores and the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers.
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United States
J. W. Wilson
State College Experiment Station
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Hand Picking Seed Boosts Chrome Grass Supply
In eastern South Dakota many can harvest chrome grass seeds by hand, says RE Johnston extension agronomist. A simple hand stripper built from light board pieces and galvanized tin can collect seed quickly, with tin fingers guiding seed into a receptacle. Brome grass proves a high price and hand picking may be most economical for farmers to secure a modest plot.
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RE. Johnston
Extension Service Agronomist
Johnston
Studies on Age Effect in Rammed Earth Walls
Brookings July 1 Ralph L Patty head of agricultural engineering at South Dakota State College authored an article in Engineering Record July 9 about how rammed earth wall strength grows with age. Tests show average strength at ten years is about 45 percent higher than at six months with water evaporation altering early strength gains.
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Radio Broadcasts for 1936 Olympics Open on Saturday
New York reports the 1936 Olympic broadcasting launches across NBC CBS networks with opening ceremonies and Adolf Hitler address. Daily overseas event pickups and evening resumes planned. Friday highlights include Roosevelt Canada visit and varied programs across WABC WIZ WOR WEAF NBC stations.
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Spink County Board Holds Busy July Session
Spink County commissioners spent two weeks at the July meeting as board of equalization and to transact county business. Assessments were equalized with adjustments by township, a provisional budget was approved with a public hearing set for August 24, and personnel changes included E B Edwards replacing Mark Waddington as courthouse custodian. County offices reported 617.74 in court fees and fines, 1 076.51 in sheriff fees, 2 817 867 in delinquent personal property taxes, and 1 207 170 in register of deeds receipts for January through June.
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Spink County
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E. B. Edwards
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Bancroft Beaten: Willow Lake Triumphs in League Finale
The Bancroft baseball team fell 3 to 2 to Willow Lake in a hard fought Independent League finale. The game ended Bancroft’s season, with Dunn of Miller noted in Orient for a separate local financial note.
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