Feeding Tests Show Beefs Gains and Profits Choices
Results from Northwest Experiment Station beef cattle tests, led by W H Peters and W Kiser, compare barley and corn rations with clover and alfalfa hay. Ground barley often fattened calves with better profits at lower grain costs. barley with protein supplements and silage boosted returns. Barley alone finished heavy steers, while corn outperformed barley in daily gains in some mixes.
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Crocestion
Mim
Northwest Experiment Station
Department of Agculture
University of Minnesota
W. H. Peters
University Farm
Bulletin
Springs Lets Contract For City Mail Hauling
Springs May 1 Special Zink of this city has been awarded the contract for hauling the mail between the home post office and the depot, announced by postal authorities. Mr Zink begins duties May 1 delivering mail to the depot for the morning train and receiving the evening mail from the evening train. The job was held for about 25 years by Leo R Tieeler who died several months ago.
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Springs
Menace Springs
Zink
Jome
Leo R. Tieeler
Jury Verdict For Milbank Bank Widow Saunders
A Watertown jury in circuit court at Milbank returned a verdict in favor of Mrs. Jennie Saunders widow of Phil C. Saunders former president of Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Milbank in a suit by the South Dakota banking department to recover a note signed by her The action sought to recover 3500 on a note tied to 11 000 in notes secured by a second mortgage given in March 1920 on land bought with the proceeds
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Watertown
Milbank
Jennie Saunders
Phil C. Saunders
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Banking Department
South Dakota
Summit Bank
Summit
Check Artist Tries To Ply Trade In La Porte
SIOUX FALLS May 1 Fred L. Birran Sioux City man well known to South Dakota officers for alleged check fraud has been arrested in La Porte Indiana on a forgery charge. Sheriff Johnson said Birran was released January 23 1930 from Minnehaha county jail after a sentence for writing worthless checks and had prior forgery terms in Madison Lake County. Authorities warned Indiana prosecutors of a Minnehaha county warrant and said Birran may be extradited to South Dakota or returned here after Indiana case.
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S. D
la Porte
Ind
Sioux Falls
Fred L. Birran
Sioux City
South Dakota
LaPorte
John H. Johnson
Birran
Minnehaha
Lake County
Madison
Johnson
Minnehaha County
Indiana
Tod
Start Repair Work on Yankton Bridge
Yankton May 1 Repair crews from the Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co will repair the third pier of the Meridian highway. D B Gurney says the pier settled five inches and will be raised by blowing cement grout under it and held in place with large boulders using compressed air.
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Yankton
Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co
Meridian Highway
D. B. Gurney
County Potato Growers Meet Planned in Watertown
A Watertown county meeting to form a potato growers association will be held at the courthouse community room Friday May 2. W H Belk of Henry, chair of the potato committee of a regional economic conference, called the meeting and urged all county growers to attend for steps toward organization.
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Edington Mey Farm Potato Association
Watertown
W. H. Belk
Henry
Belk
Wool growers in South Dakota plan bigger 1938 wool program
Brookings May 1. More than 115000 fleeces signed for marketing through cooperative wool channels, totaling nearly a million pounds, twice last year's figure. Manager Carl Nadasdy says western river flocks dominate signup as the group expands local marketing associations, concentrates shipments into full carloads, and eyes Aberdeen Sioux Falls Watertown and Brookings as concentration points.
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Brookings
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Carl Nadasdy
Wadasiy
Federal Farm Board
Co- Operative Wool Growers
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Nadasdy
Nedasdy
Asoolations
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Watertown
National Wool Marketing Association
Dog Tag Law Threatens Destruction After May Fifteenth
City officials warn that after May 15 any unregistered or untagged dogs will be destroyed. Owners must secure tax payments to avoid penalties and ensure dogs are kept from running at large.
National Wool Clip To Influence Market In Spring
Nadasdy indicated the national organization plans to market a large portion of the 1830 wool clip, with over sixty million pounds already signed up, signaling a significant factor in the spring market.
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Nadasdy
Hagen Elected Mayor of Wolsey in City Election
J G Hagen was elected mayor of Wolsey without opposition at the annual city election held Tuesday. Incumbent Geo M Muljing did not seek reelection. Several council members were also reelected without opposition: H W Kneuper, George W Lumbard, and J G Drill. Other council terms run until May 1931. City Treasurer Joseph Teply and Justice J W Montgomery face term expirations next month but will stay on for at least another year automatically.
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Richard Scinoba
F. W.leyhe
A. 0. Friese
Joseph Teply
Justice J. W. Montgomery
Airfair draws many aviators to Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls May 1. Aircraft and aviators will gather for the second annual Sioux Falls Airfair following the Chicago air races and before the South Dakota State fair. Prizes totaled 3300 for aviator races and contests. Famous flyers will attend with scores of ships to be exhibited by manufacturers under the Falls Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Officials predict attendance will surpass last year’s event when about 65 planes were present.
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Sioux Falls
Airfair
Northwest
Chicago
South Dakota
Huy Oan
Airfair Association
Falls Chamber of Commerce
Skyways soar as city limits plan air show stars
St Paul para chute jumper George B B ABCock returns for daily triple jumps. Aurora Illinois stunt flyer John H Livingst on plans a comeback. Barney Zimmnerly of Moberly Missouri winner of last year Airfair derby and altitude record holder headlines. Benny Lawshe of the chamber of commerce coordinates daily glider acts and vaudeville between stunts while grandstand space expands. An application to the National Aeronautical Association seeks Airfair status as organizers tout Detroit show success.
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George B. Babcock
St. Paul
John H. Livingston
Aurora
Barney Zimmnerly
Moberly
St. Louis
Benny Lawshe
Chamber of Commerce
Airfair Association
Lawshe
Tional Aeronautical Association
Detroit
Mrs Bastian to Speak at Fifth District Club Meet
Webster May 2 A. D. Bestian of Midland president of the South Dakota Federation of Womens clubs will open the fifth district convention May 1 and 15. May 14 Mrs Mordell McCormick Hartwich will speak on The Soul of the Open Spirit and perform a one act play at a club reception. A debate on Women’s Place is Essentially in the Home by Professors Lindberg and Wray of Northern Normal will be held May 15 morning. Lindberg to present the firm. A department luncheon at 1 30 p m Thursday will close the convention. Mr W B Bothaven Clark is chairman for the convention.
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Bastian
Webster
D. W .Bestian
Midland
South Dakota Federation of Womens Clubs
Sesson
Mordell McCormick-Hartwich
Spirun
McGormick-Hartwich
J. S. Lindberg
N. Wray
Northern Normal
Profussor Lindberg
Whursday
W. B. Bothaven
Clark
Fifm
Ander
Esses
Sunvention
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Yankton Bridge
City Auditor's Ofice
A. W. Hopkins
Police
Abe
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth
S. C
Rhode Island
KR. C
R. C
American Hatcheries
Huron
Wessington Springs
de Sniet
Wales
Sebire
Ty Kwiksoly
Libby
van Camp
S. Bak
Im Campbell
Ams Starch
Sunkist
Florida
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