Save More Spring Pigs Lets Farmers Save Spring Pigs
Pierre March 5 Special A new slogan Save more spring pigs announced by American Foundation for Animal Health urges loss prevention this spring to boost pork production. The bulletin notes one third of each year's pig crop fails to reach market and lists steps to protect newborn pigs and prevent disease.
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Marines Expand Officer Training Quotas and Enlistment
The U S Marine Corps announced enlarged quotas for its officer training program and opened enlistment to freshmen and college sophomores. Applicants may finish education before active duty or receive six months notice. State College recently got an 18-man quota, which may grow, with Lt Evan E Lipps heading examinations in Minneapolis on March 10 and 11. So far 21 State College men have applied for training as second lieutenants in the Marine Corps reserves.
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Ree Heights Senior Class Attends Funeral Services
Ree Heights March 5 Special The senior class of Ree Heights attended the funeral services of Mrs Earl Thompson in a body Tuesday at Miller. Mrs Thompson was a member of the class.
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Pilot Training Gets Under Way At South Dakota U
Government approval and quota filling launch the Civil Aeronautics Authority civilian pilot training program at South Dakota University. Dean Pardee said the primary class of 20 includes 18 upperclassmen and 2 freshmen. after completing air rules, they will study meteorology this week.
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Medical Students Allowed To Finish Medical Education
Vermillion March report states all Class A medical school students and pre-medical students admitted to such schools may continue their education without interruption. Dean J C Ohlmacher says this Army and Navy ruling addresses the need for medically trained personnel. Provisional commissions as ensigns in the Navy or second lieutenants in the Army are offered. Navy demands four years of medical study plus one year civilian internship or prior interne training as acting assistant surgeons. Army requires four-year medical study and active-duty timing aligned with becoming a first lieutenant in the Army medical corps. Interservice internship likely in civilian hospitals.
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Funeral Services For Esmond Man Held Friday
Esmond funeral services were held Friday afternoon for John G. Heege who died Tuesday after a two month illness. The Rev Stevensen officiated and burial was in Esmond cemetery. Surviving: wife, five sons Merle Vern Dale Glen Gene, two brothers Les Belle Fourche and Homer Tampa, Fla., one sister Mrs Clint Porter Guthrie Center Iowa, three granddaughters and many friends. Hoege was active in community affairs.
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Open Series Of Gospel Meetings In Lake Preston
With full city church cooperation a gospel meeting series began Sunday evening at the Gospel Tabernacle led by Rev. J. H. Palmer of the Methodist Church. The schedule moves to the Methodist Church Wednesday with Rev Evans, then to the Lutheran and Congregational churches the following week with Rev H C Tuell and Rev E C Eid preaching.
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Going Away Party Held for Stanley Wareing
A going away party was hosted at the Everett Raske home for Stanley Wareing who left this week for Fort Leavenworth Kansas to begin army training.
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Neighborhood News Highlights Across South Dakota Towns
Local items from Bancroft, Blunt, Ree Heights, Gann Valley, Willow Lake, Erwin, Esmond, Rockham, Yale and surrounding areas. Reports include visits, family updates, church movements, ice hauling, road trips to Pierre and Vancouver, a beauty parlor change, Masonic Lodge activities, farewell parties, army training notices, lunches, and community gatherings.
Local social notes and coming band trip to Alpena
Belle Fourche and Guthrie Center residents visit family homes across Yale and Worthing. Leaders listed include Feller supervisor two year term and officials Engel treasurer Finger clerk Hoeye assessor Clendening constable Westerberg justice Davis. Merrick Currier and others visit Vale Currier home. Arnold Raabe and guests attend dinner. Band members prepare for Alpena concert on March 11.
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Eastern Normal Plans Spring Civil Service Training
Eastern State Normal School will offer civil service training next quarter to meet demand. Instructor Ralph Novak says the course targets students with two years of commercial study and provides reviews, drills, and new instruction on material found in civil service examinations for clerks and stenographers. The spring quarter starts next Monday.
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