Sorghum Crops Expected to Shrink in Beadle County Outlook
Dry weather signals potential feed shortages as Leonard L. Ladd warns Beadle County farmers not to rely solely on corn and small grain. Sorghums, both grain and forage, may fall 50 percent, stressing livestock feeds for hogs cattle and poultry. Seed guidance emphasizes early planting, smut treatment, and choosing proven sorghum varieties for grain and forage.
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Beadle County
Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Sudan
Waconia
Atlas
Bishop Confirms Wessington Class at St Josephs Church
The Most Rev William O Brady D D bishop of the Sioux Falls diocese confirmed 34 children and 13 adults at St Josephs Church in Wessington on Friday afternoon. Clergy assisting included Deans J ONeill F Cronin and several pastors from nearby towns. Following the rite mothers hosted a church parlors dinner honoring the clergy and class members.
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Wessington
William O Brady
Diocese of
Sioux Falls
St. Joseph's Church
J. O'Neill
Huron
Francis Cronin
Redfield
Boniface Bonkert
O.S.B
Zell
Luubert Br
Mother's Day Party At Wessington
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Mother's Day gathering Thursday in the Community Hall basement. Attendees included mothers of soldiers and sailors, with program elements such as community singing, an address by Mrs. Lawrence Spicer, a reading by Joanne Vaughn, musical numbers by the Chesebro trio and a high school sextet, and a tray lunch prepared by Mrs. H. H. Aldrich.
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American Legion
America
Lawrence Spicer
Ed Shaw
Chesebro
Reading
Joanne Vaughn
Ida House
Mary Carol Bottum
H. H. Aldrich
John Meyer
New Members Join Alpena Garden Club
The Alpena Garden Club met Monday afternoon in the Methodist Church basement with several members present. Mrs. H. K. Hartmann conducted the meeting and two new members joined the club. The next meeting will be May 17 to discuss plans for gardening.
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Alpena Garden Club
Alpena
Methodist Church
Irs
H. K. Hartmann
Don'is
Monday Night Ramblers Meet at Alpena
The Monday Night Ramblers gathered in Alpena for an evening of games and lunch. The group played several rounds of Chinese checkers. The next meeting is announced for Monday with Mrs. Emma Mitler.
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Alpena Alpena
Ramblers
Emma Mitler
Easy Ace Bridge Club Awards Prizes
Easy Ace Bridge Club met with Mrs. A. J. Brigham Monday evening. Bridge was played at four tables and lunch was served at a late hour. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. C. Coddington, Mrs. T. J. Rosser, Mrs. Howard Peters, Mrs. Rebold Smith, Mrs. D. Clodester and Mrs. Harold Nucharth.
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Easy Ace Bridge Club
Alpena
A. J. Brigham
E. C. Coddington
T. J. Rosser
Howard Peters
Rebold Smith
D. Clodester
Harold Nucharth
St. Lawrence Seniors Go on Skip Day to Pierre Show
St. Lawrence High School seniors traveled to Pierre for skip day and attended the show.
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ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Pierre
South Dakota fe d output urged to feed rising livestock
Brookings special reports that to insure feed for growing South Dakota livestock next fall and winter, producers must push feed production. John W. Hepler highlights hogs and other livestock rising faster than feed supplies, with yields possibly above normal needed to avoid shortages.
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Brookings
South Dakota
John W. Hepler
State Agricultural Extension Service
Department of Agriculture
Hepler
University of South Dakota contest honors Gann Valley student
In a scholarship contest conducted by the University of South Dakota and open to upper classmen of Gann Valley High School Dean Brown junior posted the highest score. Other top ranks went to Debra Mobius Carl Henrichsen Laura Will and George Bridge Jr.
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Gann Valley
University of South Dakota
Gann Valley High School
Dean Brown
Debra Mobius
Carl Henrichsen
Laura Will
George Bridge, Jr
Schools at War scrapbook earns honorable mention
Gann Valley High School seniors Laura Mae Will Debra Mebius and Eleanor Lawyer received honorable mention for the Schools at War scrapbook. The Treasury Department letter confirms the rating, placing their school among nine city schools. Redfield Public Schools earned top honors.
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Gann Valley
Laura Mae Will
Debra Mebius
Eleanor Lawyer
Gann Valley High School
Treasury Department
Redfield
St. Lawrence Woman Hosts Friends in May Luncheon
St. LawrenceMay 6 Mrs John Magness entertained a group of friends in honor of Mrs Leonard of Portland Oregon and Mrs H Whitman of Waterloo. A buffet luncheon was served and the guests received gifts from the hostess.
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ST. Lawrence
John Magness
Leonard A
Portland
Ore
H. Whitman
Waterloo, Ta
Elect Officers At Erwin Club Meeting
The Erwin Community Club elected officers including President Mrs Roy Hodges Vice President Oscar Riordanis Secretary Mrs Don Mones and Treasurer Mrs Erling Johnson. A grade school declamatory contest followed the business meeting.
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Erwin Club
Erwin
Roy Hodges
Oscar Riordanis
Don Mones
Erling Johnson
Loss with good management in turkey production
W C Wilson head of the State College poultry department lists nine chief causes of turkey losses that could be prevented by poll management. Main points include young poults mixing with adults spreading disease, dirty brooder houses, infected ground, failure to start poults eating, chilling overcrowding and smothering, inadequate shelter, high feed costs from improper feeding, marketing too early, and high production costs from excessive mortality.
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W. C. Wilson
State College Poultry Department
Care rules for wool keep supplies steady during wartime
Anna D. Walker from the State College extension service urges households to reuse wool clothing and household wool articles with care to conserve scarce wool for uniforms and blankets. Five care rules are offered: keep it clean, give it air, mend it in time, don't shock it, protect it from pests.
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Johnny
Anna D. Walker
State College Extension Service
Highmore Plans Annual Junior Senior Banquet
Highmore students schedule the junior senior banquet for May 8 at St Marys Hall. The Altar Society will serve dinner with a The Last Round Up western theme. Don Mason will be toastmaster and a farmil I dance will follow in the high school assembly.
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Highmore
St.Mary’s Hall
Altar Society
Don Mason
Esmond Club Holds May Program Meeting
Fourteen members and nine visitors attended the Up and Doing Club at Mrs. Ellen Oles home in Esmond. Mrs. Herbert Fenner gave a lesson on Mend and Save, and Mrs. Eva Strickler led a discussion on a Year’s Food Supply for the Family. Friends aided with lunch. next meeting May 26 will be with Mrs. Eva Strickler.
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Esmond
Ellen Oles
Herbert Fenner
Eva Strickler
Oles
Rockham Bond Drive Oversubscribes Quota
Rockham's second war bond drive oversubscribes the $675 quota, bringing total bonds sold to $2,675.25. Local chairman Mrs. Lillian Linets reports the effort with solicitors Supt M. L. Namock Mrs Avis Mathiason and Mrs Elsie Swartout leading the campaign.
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Rockham Rockham
Rockham
Lillian Linets
M. L. Namock
Women's Committee
Elsie Swartout
Roosevelt nominates postmasters in South Dakota and Armour
President Roosevelt announces nominations for postmasters in Armour and nearby areas. George E. Hagen is named for Armour. Eula Skorr is listed as another postmaster nomination in the state.
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Hagen
Washington
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Armour
George E. Hagen
Co ‘Man
Eula Skorr
Students To Honor Mothers At Tea Event
Highmore grade school pupils will honor their mothers with a tea Friday afternoon in the school gymnasium. A program will be presented before tea is served.
Frankfort High School seniors named in graduation list
Frankfort May 6 Special Graduating seniors at Frankfort High School include Bernadine Motley Lyle Kearney Beulah Hill Vera Wiles Merle Albert Martin Robinson Marion Jones and Florean Straw.
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Frankfort High School
Frankfort
Frankfort School
Bernadine Motley
Lyle Kearney
Beulah Hi
Vera Wiles
Merle Abert
Martin Robinson
Marion Jones
Florean Straw
Purchase Many War Stamps By Highmore Students
Highmore students have bought war stamps totaling 1597.55 this year. The grades contributed 1127.95 and the high school 469.69, reflecting communal support for the war effort.
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Highmore
FASTEETH Brings Comfort to Dentures with Easy Use
Many wearers find relief using FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder that keeps false teeth secure for eating and speaking. A small sprinkle on the plate provides a firm bite with no gummy taste and reduced plate odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Meat distributor reports deadline extended in Pierre
Dateline Pierre May 6 The dead line for primary meat distributer compliance reports in the Pierre OPA district has been extended to May 31. J M Porter district rationing representative said the extension was granted because of delayed delivery of forms to local rationing boards. Forms for large distributors will be filed in duplicate and available about May 10. those for smaller distributors ten days later.
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Pierre
Pierre Opa
J. M.porter
Frankfort Bridge Club closes year with gifts and lunch
The Ladies Bridge Club met at Mrs. Derathen Mason's home in Frankfort on May 6 for the final meeting of the year. Special prizes went to high score winners Mrs. Pearl Marty and Mrs. Elmira Benson, and gifts were exchanged before a luncheon was served.
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Frankfort
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