Cattle Tuberculosis Eradication Efforts Expand in South Dakota
South Dakota farmers pursue bovine tuberculosis testing as counties gain accreditation. Dr. G. S. Weaver notes four counties already TB free with more joining. testing funded by petitions, with compulsory plans possible if thresholds are met. Cost insurance through county tests, premiums paid by packers, and indemnities encourage farmers to remove diseased stock.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. S. Weaver
Bon Homme
Lincoln
Minnetahs
Union
McCook
Beadle
Day
Miner
Codington
Clark and
Brown
Weaver
Hamlin County
Marshall County
North Carolina
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iit
Miner County
Inspector c
Willow Lake Bay Airman Serves on Mexican Border Patrol
Willow Lake May 4 Army aviator Dieut. John C. Berry son of Mr and Mrs G C Berry is piloting the lead ship of a squadron of 18 bombing and pursuit planes patrolling the border between Mexico and the United States The airship weighs 2300 pounds carries a one ton load of ammunition cameras and radio gear An observer accompanies the crew to spot hostile acts toward the United States.
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Willow Lake Bay
Willow Lake
John C. Berry
G. C. Berry
Menxico
United States
Mie
Pelicans Take Toll Of Lake Andes Fish
May 4. Pelicans migrate through Lake Andes causing heavy fish losses as they hunt for about a month. Sportsmen question government protection for these birds due to their aggressive feeding behavior, driving fish into shallow bays where they feed aggressively.
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Lake Andes
Andes
Mellette Woman To Teach Dramatics At Institute
Airs B E Whiteside at Mellette has consented to teach pageantry and dramatics at the Methodist Episcopal church summer institute in Mitchell from July 6 to 12. She will instruct on pageant production and demonstrations throughout the week, culminating in a weeklong pageant on the final night.
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Mellette
B. BE. Whiteside
Methodist- Episcopal Church
Mitchell
Chamber backs 10 acre corn contest in Spink county
Redfield May 4 A chamber of commerce backed a 10 acre corn contest for Spink county farmers with a $100 prize pool plus additional awards from the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association. Criteria include yields profit quality and needs with prizes from 25 to 3 dollars. Hugh Nash of Redfield won last year with a 58 bushel per acre yield.
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Redfield
Spink County
Chamber.of Commerce
C. J. Stutenreth
Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
J. A. Salisbury
C. E. Byrum to Head Sully County Fair
Onida May 4 Special A Sully County Fair association meeting elected C J Byrum as president with Luther Nelson as vice president A J Nogsard secretary and N R Brown treasurer The county fair dates are the Thursday Friday and Saturday before the State Fair Committees were named and plans for the annual event will be prepared.
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Onida
Sully County
Legion Auxiliary Meets In Mitchell With District Officers
The Sixth district meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Mitchell on Saturday. Mrs Hoy of Artesian will preside as district committee woman. Department president Hazel Linstad of Pierre is slated to address. Other officers expected include Hazel Hobart of Woonsocket, Grace Kidd of Woonsocket, and Kate Coacher of Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Sixth District’ of American, Legion Auxiliary
Hoy
Artesian
Hazel- Linstad
Sugar Beet Factory Possible At Canton
Canton May 4. Reports say a sugar beet factory may be established here with test plots in Lincoln county. A 10 acre plot on Frank Nims farm is sponsored by the Canton chamber of commerce to record production costs and returns. About sixty smaller plots are scattered across the county.
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Canton
Lincoln
County
Frank
Nims
Canton Chamber, of Commerce
Willow Lake Hosts Second Annual Community Picnic
Willow Lake public school and the Chamber of Commerce invite the town to a big community picnic and entertainment in Willow Lake on May 11. The event marks the second annual community days with activities for residents.
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Willow Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Normal College Announces Four Summer Instructors
Aberdeen May 4 four instructors named to join the Northern Normal faculty for the summer session President David Allen Anderson announces Marc Cleworth assistant professor will split duties between English and men's physical education Lilly May Schoenleber assistant professor in history and principal of campus, Mary Evelyn Logan named assistant professor of history as well.
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Aberdeen
Northern
David Allen Anderson
Marc Mr
Cleworth
Hill
Hiteh
Mary Evelyn “Logan
Aasista
Senior High Chooses Dax Onida May Day
A garbled note indicates the senior class from a local high school selected someone named Dax Onida for a May Day event. The text is incomplete, with missing details about the selection and exact event.
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Dax Onida
Jones Stresses Hog Sanitation in Miner County
Howard May 4. W. W. Jones county extension agent says many Miner County pigs will gain clean eating and worm-free status through the McLean County system of hog sanitation. The four steps include cleaning and scrubbing pens, washing sows, hauling to a fresh pasture, and confining pigs until four months old to avoid worm exposure.
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Howard
Miner County
W. Jones
Jones
McLean County
MecLean
Illinois
Ilinois
Kingsbury County Rural Schools Close for Term
Many rural schools in Kingsbury county have completed this year and are closed. Baker township is holding an extra month of school for seventh and eighth grade review work before examinations. Districts 1,4,5,8,9 meet in Baker township hall. Districts 2,3,6,7 meet in District No. 3 hall.
Vintage dress wins prize at birthday club parade
In Manchester on May 4 a wading dress from 41 years ago won a prize at the Birthday Club old style dress parade. Mrs. G. Bromson received the prize while guest of honor Mrs. Alvin Satter was presented a lunch cloth.
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Manchester
G. B.bromson
Alvin Satter
61 To Graduate At Brookings High
Brookings May 4 The largest class in Brookings high school history will graduate 71 students 24 boys and 47 girls. Diplomas will be awarded on Thursday May 23 at the State College auditorium commencement exercises. Dr Edmund Allen Anderson president Northern Normal and Industrial College Aberdeen will deliver the commencement address.
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Brookings
Beaoripes High ‘School
State College
Edmund Allen Anderson
Northern Normal and Industrial College
Aberdeen
Poultry Research Findings From South Dakota College
Professor G L Stevenson of South Dakota State College summarizes three key poultry research projects. Findings note that codiver off is unnecessary with ample sunlight but required in winter. hens prefer lime-bearing minerals and diverse supplements. scratch-mash outperforms all-mash for hens and young chicks after eight weeks. All-mash proves economical for chicks though marginal mortality differs.
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Brookings
G. L. Stevenson
South Dakota State College
Stevenson
Eges
Welfare Class Studies Masterpieces of Art at Local Parlor
May 4 special report notes the welfare class meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church parlors. Mrs. Maud Arnold and Mrs. Jennie Paschke entertained. Miss Mary Clark presented a program on Masterpieces of Art featuring The Last Supper and other noted works. Birthday cake for C A Laurson marked the event. James Dwyer paid 125 per acre for the Mulehill farm nearby and plans to build a house and other structures.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Maud Arnold
Jennie Paschke
Baos
Willaby
Mary Clark
Aurora
Angelus
C. A. Laurson
James Dwyer
Balloon Recovered From State Fair Theft
C W Van Tuyl dealer for Massey Harris reports the Huron police recovered a balloon belonging to the Massey Harris Farm Machine Company, stolen from the State Fair last fall, confirming the comeback of the missing item.
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Troquois
C. W. van Tuyl
Massey- Harris’ Farm Machine Company
Huron Police Department
St Onge Boy to Edit U Year Book at South Dakota
Paul Friggens of St Onge was elected editor of the Coyote yearbook at the University of South Dakota to succeed Wilbur Van Metre Wolsey. Friggens, news editor of the Valante, associate editor of the Wet Honhamar, and student journalism assistant, will edit the 1930 edition beginning next September. He belongs to Sip, me Delta Chi, and Lambda Chi Alpha.
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Vermillion
Paul Friggens
St. Onge
Coyote
University of South Dakota
Wilbur van Metre
Wolsey
Friggens
Valante
Wet Honhamar
University Department of Journalism
Sip. Me Delta Chi
Lambda Chi Alpha Social Fraternite
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A. A. Wollmann
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