Pasture Value Test Highlights Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Yields
Brookings reports results from a 1927 to 1934 pasture experiment at South Dakota State College showing alfalfa for milk production valued at 24.54 dollars per year and sweet clover at 28.57 per acre, based on 30 cents per pound. Alfalfa stands reduction and bloat risks noted. alfalfa acreage has halved since 1940 to 1995 levels, limiting pasture use. Sweet clover expected for pasture pending moisture. high seed costs and poor subsoil moisture reduce seeding.
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South Dakota
R. al Cave
State College
College
Cave
Pasture Crops Guide For Temporary Fallow Conditions
The report urges farmers to rely on temporary annual pasture crops as conditions improve. Fall rye and Sudan grass are highlighted for early and summer grazing, with oats, booley, spelts, wheat and nape as alternatives. Early sowing yields pasture from late May, while Sudan grass provides best forage in July and August and can be heavily grazed until frost. Risks include possible prussic acid poisoning when drought or frost stunts growth, though cattle have grazed Sudan for nine years without widespread issues.
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Sudan
Faulkton Church Annual Meeting Report
Faulkton South Dakota March 17 The annual meeting of the local Congregational Church was held in the church parlors with Rev Turner presiding. Reports from Ladies Aid Missionary Society Sanday School and Christian Comrades were read and approved. Officers elected include clerk R M Whitney trustees J H Bottom and Leonard Seaman deacon Ed Biedenfeldt deaconesses Mary Chapman and Mattie Cosgrave pianist Belle Johnston ushers Helen Turner and Dorothy Carlson music committee Belle Johnston E C Swartout Leonard Seaman flowers George Zatlke Margaret Filbach Luella Fillbach lunch committee Mrs Ralph Whitney Mrs Raymond Kellett Mrs Margaret Fillbach.
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Faulkton
Mar
Congregational
Turner
Ladies Aid
Greener
Missionary Society
L. P. Sawyer
Sanday School
Virginia Fillbach
Christian Comrades
Ethel Carlson
R M. Whitney
W. E. Cermak
Ev George M. Turner
R. M. Whitney
J. H. Bottum
Leonard Seaman
Biedenfeldt
Mary Chapmen
Mattie Cosgrave
Belle
Willow Lake Church elects officers for coming year
At Willow Lake Congregational Church annual business meeting after worship and dinner, Rev Sherman Cooper presided. Officers elected include Deacon W Greefaugh Trustee Will Thies pianist Dorothy Peck secretary treasurer Mrs H J Stiederman Sunday school superintendent C J Stewart assistant Mrs S Cooper and secretary treasurer Mrs A B Fleeger Grace Turley named Sunday School pianist. pledges expected to support budget.
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Willow Lake
Mar
W. Greefaugh
Will Thies
Dorothy © Peck
H. J. Stiederman
C. J. Stewart
S. Cooper
Runoff Water Fills New Faulkton Lake
Faulkton residents monitor the dam project as Lake Faulkton nears spillway overflow. Water levels rose seven feet Friday through Sunday, inundating land and shrinking the eastern island to a ridge. Nearby dams show rising water with Lathom, Cresbard, Mirande, and Hantak structures at or near spillways.
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Faulkton
Mar
Lathom
Vougler
Mirande
Gerkin
Hantak
iCresbard Dam
Wayland Residents Host Guests in Social Gathering
Wayland news notes a string of visitors and relatives stopping by local homes on Sunday. Helen Ferguson of Huron, Floyd Winegar, H. B. Lilly and daughter from Miller, the Martins, Hallie Martin visiting La Pierre, and several others from Wessington Springs, Midway Wyoming, and nearby towns were listed as guests at various households.
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Wayland
Hélen Ferguson
Huron
Aster
Floyd Winegar
H. B. Lilly
Miller
Roland
Carl Hurley
Maryan Miller
Claude Setterstrom
Wessington Springs
Martin’ Wood
Hallie Martin
la Pierre
Pete ‘Fisher
Fisher
Kenneth Baum
David Ross
Wayne John
Ed Stobbs
A. J. Ravenscroft
Jury Panel Drawn For Faulk Court
Faulkton March 17 Special The spring term of the circuit court starts March 30 Judge Boltum fixes morning for the jury assemble The drawn jurors include Otto Leppke Matt Kelly Ray Kellen Chas Newman Vern Stevens Clarence Bishop Bert Lerew James Arvik Alvin Niederbaumer Jake Buechler John F Miller H V Levitow Geo Stocker Chas i Newling A B Hoffman Geo H Bieber Carl Albers Maurice Hunt Andrew Boller Albert Holt Win Wettering Rudolph Now Carl
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Chas. i
Luther League Elects Officers at Miller Church
The Luther League met at Miller on Sunday night with 23 members and four guests. Irene Smith was elected president, Robert Eschenbaum vice president, Marie Smith secretary, Julius Usen and Sylvia Engleman reelected treasurer and corresponding secretary. Sunrise Easter service planned at the Ethanahn Church with breakfast to follow. Delegates discussed Youth Conference in Twin Cities June 23 to 27. New members Howard Goff and Elmer Jenz welcomed. Next meeting set for April 17.
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Ruth Reiman
Eleanor, Haberling
Sylvia Engleman
Twin Cities
Howard Goff
Elmer Jenz
League
Jury Hung in Michelson Liquor Store Theft Case
In Gettysburg special report, Kenneth Michelson of Lebanon faced trial in Potter County court for stealing liquor from a Lebanon store owned by Carl Denislake. The jury reached a hung verdict after deliberations on March 10 to 12, with jurors deadlocked on the charge.
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Michelson
Gettysburg
Potter County
Kenneth Michelson
Lebanon
Carl Denislake
Jury deliberations under Judge Bottum end with nine to three vote
During deliberations the jury received three rounds of instructions from Judge Bottum. The pre verdict vote stood nine to three for Requittal. The initial venire was exhausted and several jurors had to be subpoenaed to complete the panel. Only one civil case was used, with other matters carried to the next term of court.
County Supt Position Change In Faulkton
Miss Elsie Wik resigned as county superintendent of schools last week to become associate secretary at the Illinois Council of Churches. Mrs Frank Batteen of Chelsea was selected by the county board to replace her effective April first.
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Batteen
Elsie Wik
Faulkton
Mar
Schooly
Illiness Council of Churches
Frank Batteen
Chelsea
Board of
County Couts
Faulk County selects new school watch from longtime teacher
Miss Wik to complete her term as election overseer with June 1 end date while Mrs Batteen, a veteran Faulk County teacher, steps into watch duties. The text notes William and Mary as early American leaders in political economy education beginning in 1784.
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William and Mary
Hish
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