Expert Shearing Advises Fleece Quality and Returns
South Dakota extension expert G A McDonald urges following accepted shearing practices to boost wool yield and income. He notes 30 to 35 percent of sheep income comes from wool, expects a 1939 wool crop above 9 million pounds, and recommends May to early June shearing with machine clipping for efficiency and better market value.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. A. McDonald
State College Extension
Custom shearer hired by Sanborn County to save wool
The Sanborn County Sheep committee will hire a custom shearer to service all sheepmen in the county in a cooperative move. Emphasis on keeping fleeces clean, proper sacking, and separating rejects. Wet fleeces mold, ram fleeces shrink, and black fleeces should be kept apart for quality.
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McDonald
Sanborn County
Community seniors stage Page Antler play in Bonilla
Seniors present the three act comedy Page Antler by the senior class with a 15 minute band concert beforehand. Junior boys Blair Kenison Kenneth Exaster Albert Riel Harlan Meyer Raymond Morse and Cli Barrick perform Funny Old Hills with Marie Kuehl on piano. A quilt from Stitch and Chatter Club is given to Merse Baptist.
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Bonilla
Page
Asu Benker
Monauyning
Blair Kenison
Kenneth Exaster
Albert Riel
Harlan Meyer
Raymond Morse
Cli Barrick
K E Lowe Funeral Held in Gann Valley
K E Lowe a 72 year old Buffalo County resident died Friday in a Chamberlain hospital. He had lived in Gann Valley since 1920 working as a carpenter. Born in Norway he came to the United States at 16 settling in Minnesota before moving to South Dakota. He leaves four sons Roy Lee Nevin Orville and four daughters Ruth Bertha Olive and others in Minnesota Michigan California Washington and Canada.
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K. E. Lowe
Gann Valley
Congregational Church
Buffalo County
Chamberlain
Carpenter
Norway
Mr. Lowe
United States
Firt
Minnesota
South Dakota
Roy and
Lee
Luverne
Minn
Enev
Benton Harbor
Mich
Orville
Los Angeles
Minnie Lowe
Olive Lowe
Ruth Bergquist
Ceciliaville
Ja ‘Tin
Lowe
Canada
Cle
Olaf
Seattle
Wash
Bertha Paulson
Boward
Urge Attendance Of All Legionnaires At Session Tonight
Dr. Ray A. Stratton commander of William Reaves American Legion post urged full attendance at the May meeting tonight to discuss the disposal of business and nominate post officers.
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Ray A. Stratton
William Reaves American Legion
Local Meeting Sets May Election and Discussion Items
The group will hold an election at the second May meeting and discuss several wither projects. The session is scheduled for the evening at 8 p.m. in the Legian clubrooms.
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BP. m
Legian
Son Born to Lane Couple on Farm North of Lane
A son was born Friday April 24 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Larbart who reside on a farm north of Lane.
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Lane
Alfred Larbart
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