South Dakota urged to eradicate bovine tuberculosis
June 19. Frank D. Kreibs, state secretary of agriculture, urged action to eradicate bovine tuberculosis as a protection of human life. He cited South Dakota lagging in eradication, reviewed past efforts, and urged\ncoordinated state action, dairy industry growth, and ordinances requiring tuberculin tested milk and cream.
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Izaak Waltons Told How Birds Aid S D Farmers
In Brookings on June 19 the South Dakota division of the Izaak Walton League heard Miss Whitney describe how local birds curb harmful insects aiding farmers and fruit growers. She highlighted robins bluebirds Baltimore orioles meadowlarks and goldfinch among others as beneficial insect eaters and urged year round interest in bird study.
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South Dakota Exports Rise With 1928 Gains
South Dakota’s merchandise exports rose to 6 140 142 in 1928 from 5 184 484 in 1927, led by lard valued at 8 496 776 and holdings in hams and shoulders bacon corn and refined oils. The United States total exports reached 5 043 8 979 142, with New York Texas Michigan California and Pennsylvania as top states. C P Hopkins notes data based on bills of lading and varies by state.
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First Sale of 1923 Wool Reported
The first sale of 1923 wool records a pool of 40 0000 fleeces selling at 35 cents per pound, the current Tacord price for the season in this territory. For weeks speculation surrounded prevailing prices. Included were 25,000 fleeces from the Beile Pouverie region, also fetching 9 cents per pound.
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Milwaukee railroad Hearing Set On Running Water Line
June 19 to July 2 set as date for hearing on Milwaukee railroad petition to suspend its Running Water line from Feld. Hearing called by the state Commerce Commission with large delegations expected from Running Water town.
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Wisconsin Woman Takes Action at Arlington Hotel
Mrs Hilda Koehn of Cascade Wisconsin asserts control of the Arlington hotel and plans to resist to ensure she can supervise the property. Mr and Mrs Krueger, longtime operators, retire and will pursue an easier life thereafter.
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Free Movies At Wayland This Summer
Wayland announces free outdoor moving picture shows every Thursday night from now until August. Businessmen will present the programs, marking the first community screenings here in several years.
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Modern youth view shows boys and girls wiser than elders
Fragmentary OCR notes claim youths aged fourteen to fifteen are more internationally minded than adults aged twenty three, reflecting a perception of growing awareness among younger generations.
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Yran
Prof Carl Christensen to receive bachelor of music degree
Prof Carl Christensen of South Dakota State College music department will be honored with a Bachelor of Music degree at the MacPhail School commencement in Minneapolis. He will also be a guest of the Minnesota Bard Masters association during its festival and band contest in St. Paul for his outstanding services to the art of music.
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Northwest musician director to retire after 25 years
The longtime director of two prominent Northwest music groups the State College Military Band and the Symphony Orchestra will retire after a quarter century of service. He has led the college district high school music program and steady involvement with college organizations, gaining wide recognition.
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