Farm Storage Rulings Listed for Wheat Loan Program
Essential farm storage rules for wheat under the wheat loan program were outlined by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and the Commodity Credit Corporation. A Beadle County Agricultural Conservation Association leaflet titled Wheat Storage in the Ever-Normal Granary details required location near farm buildings, drainage, fire safety, rodent protection, and sturdy foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Beadle County Agricultural Conservation Association
Grain Bin Construction and Safety Standards
Guidelines describe foundation depth to resist structural failure and animal or water undermining, and to provide air circulation. Floors must be tight to prevent leakage and fumigant escape, walls strong enough to withstand grain pressure, and partitions extend to the roof. Roofs must be watertight, doors and windows weatherproof and gas-tight during fumigation, with secure main entrance, and ceilings providing space for inspection and samples.
Slayer Kills Self When Surrounded By North Dakota Posse
Sheriff reports Rider J. Schifelbein thirty WPA worker shot and killed himself after a woman was slain and three Woodbury children wounded in a farm home raid. His wife, present but uninjured, was later rescued as the posse closed in near the Woodbury farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
North Dakota Posse
Nasulegn
N. D
Kew
Sheriff's Office
J. Schifelbein
WPA
Albert Woodbury
Edward Woodbury
Margaret
Fred
Schifelbein
Edward
Woodbi Schifelbein
Boy Wins Ticket To Huron Theatre
A local coloring contest earns Lloyd O'Brien of Huron a ticket to the Huron Theatre this week. Other winners Evelyn Sorenson Joseph Halter Franklin Halter Betty Tinta Darlene Meyers Verelyn Vosaa Lillian Jean Waldner Marjorie Hoffman Fix Joan Jacobs may collect tickets at the box office. children should redeem within a week. The weekly contest invites all Huron area youths to color a Saturday Evening Huronite comic page and submit by Wednesday 5 pm. Burke Firm Incorporates Pierre report notes Farmers Co operative Grain and Livestock Company Burke capitalized at 20000 with directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd O'Brien
Huron
Huron Theatre
Evelyn Sorenson
Joseph Halter
Pranklin Halter
Betty Tinta
Darlene Meyers
Euran
Verelyn Vosaa
Lillian Jean Waldner
Marjorie Hoffman
Joan Jacobs
Wolsey
Groton elects senior high teaching post by Waf Dallay
Groton school board selects Harold Waf Dallay for the Sth agenda teaching post for the coming school year. Dallay, currently at Huron College, will finish summer work at the University of Colomén. Miss Helen Noonig of White named to home economics at Groton high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Groton
Harold Waf Dallay
Wencel
University of Colomén
Helen Noonig
White
Groton High School
Vacation Lane Residents Leave for Black Hills Trip
Mr and Mrs O Erickson and daughters Evelyn and grid left last week for a few days vacation in the Black Hills. Their daughter Mrs James Johnson and two Storla grandchildren will care for things in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June W
O. Erickson
Ingrid
Evelyn
Black Hills
James Johnson
Storla
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Campbell
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Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
U Ss
USA
Northwest Territory
Roosevelt
Marietta
Arthur St. Clair
Territory
Gutzon Borglin
Burke Firm
Pierre
Farmers Co-operative Grain and Livestock Comp Coor Burke
Alpena
Eldar Johnson
Redfield
Oregon Alpena
Maxon Smith
Renald
Wellington
Tua Brown
Hattie Place
Union Aid Society
Brown Home
Aberdeen
Turton
Dolores Durand
George Rahm
Merle Rahn
Kentucky Club
Dakota Ave. South
Red Owl
Ned Owl
Huren Hed Owl Four Mart
Georgia
Tom Watson
Wat
Sunny South
Rweet As
Sugar
Staten
Asc
van Gump's
Angelus
Wizdom
Big Ben Tender Jelly Candy
Colby
Mohawk Valley
Vitamine
Land-o-Lakes
Hershey's Breakfast
Scion
Timely
Hormel
Poite, BC
Paya
Charles Pribyl
Ronald
Arden Morse
W. T. Maxwell
S&t. Lawrence Wolsey
C. Bates
Miss Lorrain
Bates
Vera
A. ¢ Bales
Kerr
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