State Borders To Get FSA Irrigation Aid
Lincoln May 6. Cai A Ward regional FSA director said water facilities aid via the FSA program is available in two areas Nebraska and along the border between South Dakota and North Dakota. The North Dakota South Dakota area covers about 1700 square miles for pump irrigation and water spreading from Cedar River and tributaries. It includes parts of Slope Hettinger Bowman Adams Grant and Sioux Counties in North Dakota and into Perkins and Carson Counties in South Dakota. Aid covers technical and financial support for feasible irrigation, for new or repair work, aimed at garden and small farm irrigation to boost feed supplies for livestock and dairy production for the war effort. The Nebraska area is in the southern central state.
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Lincoln
Cai A. Ward
FSA
Fanny Security Administration
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
North Dakota-South Dakota
Cedar River
Slope
Hettinger
Bowman, Adams
Grant
Sioux
Wola
Former Car Maker Produces Four Cannons In House
A former passenger car company now manufactures in quantity four types of cannon. The firm had previously deemed these designs too difficult to subcontract and too intricate for mass production.
Davis to announce unified field food program in 1941 style reform
War Food Administrator Chester C. Davis plans to create a state and county war food administration network to run crop adjustment insurance loans rationing and marketing programs. The move would replace independent agency war boards and place authority under state and county administrators with advisory farmer committees.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural War Boards
Davis
Agriculture Department
AAA
The
Extension Service
Farm Security Administration
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Commodity Credit Corporation
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Fformer
Congress
4Aa
Miniltec
WAR ORDERS AND RATIONING MEASURES SHAPE HOME FRONT
On wartime procurement, small tire recappers to work under Treasury contracts. factory shops only if independents fail. Sewage connections require only a letter of certification. Predatory animal control allows farmers quarterly ammunition. Shipyard workers receive production awards and certificates. Minnesota and Dakotas plants get aid if under two thirds capacity. Commodity Credit Corporation loans total 459 million dollars on 406 million bushels of 1942 wheat, with 184 million stored on farms. Livestock and poultry feed prices revised. emergency ration certificates for restaurants during CPA allotments. Men’s clothing retailers face new fall formulas. ration points for meat and fat transfers must round up to next whole point.
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Treasury Department
SWPC
Minnesota
Dakotas
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Card
Real estate transfers show Hyde County deeds filed by Erastus Sewell Abstracter Highmore. Transfers include W J Asmussen NW 351-115-738 and all 10 118-71 Josephine Zemlicka to Joe Bemicks NEM 15-115-71 and other entries. Also T Melbourn SEY 1-114-72 Ann Carl Olson Gunnis Olson SM 226-113-71504 and state listings to M Et s 24-112-72 county entries to Erne.
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Hyde
Erastus Sewell
Highmore
Hyde County
W. J. Asmussen
State of
South Dakota
Josephine. Zemlicka
Joe J. Bemicks
NEM
T. Melbourn
SEY
Ann Carl E. Olson
Gunnis B. Olson
M Ets
County
Erne
Fish Dinner Served for Co operative Club Members
A fish dinner was served to 32 members of the Co operative Stub Tuesday evening. Ted Ellwein Darrell Gibbs and B H Edwards organized the event. The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps provided entertainment for the gathering. Committee members included Ken Jensen Rex Garrett and Charles Miller.
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Co-Operative
Ted Ellwein
Darrell Gibbs
B. H. Edwards
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Cooperettes
Ken Jensen
Rex Garrett
Charles Miller
First Aid Class Meets At Hitchcock
Hitchcock May special note reports the first aid class meeting at the school house with several members and one visitor present. Dr Towne led a poisons discussion and splinting practice. The next meeting is set for Friday evening at the school house.
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Hitchcock
Mystery Man Of R Street Denies Capital Capers
John P. Monroe, a mystery man in a red house on R Street, testifies before the House military committee that his parties were for the best and most intelligent guests and never involved orgies or lewd conduct. He says guests were invited as returns for entertainments and refuses to name so called high New Deal officials involved in a smear claim.
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Washington
John P. Monroe
Red House
R Street
House Military Committee
Monroe
Manufacturers
Representative Harness
Indiana
Sheridan
Pennsylvania
Norma
Great Lakes Smelt Season Called Poor
Fred A. Westerman chief of the fish division said the Great Lakes smelt fishing season was a failure. He had predicted a small run and now government hopes for up to two million pounds for the armed services were dashed.
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Lansing
Mid
Fred A. Westerman
Fish Division
State Conservation Department
Great Lakes
Armed Services
Westerman
Mystery disease decimates northern Michigan Wisconsin fish runs
Reports describe a mysterious illness wiping out untold millions of small fish that choke the streams each spring in northern Michigan and Wisconsin, raising alarm among anglers and officials. The exact cause and scope remain unclear as researchers investigate the sudden die-off.
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Nurthern
Michigan
Wisconsin
Honor Manchester Couple At Party
A farewell reception was held for Corp and Mrs Dennie Klute at the Oliver Brown home on Saturday evening in Manchester. About 50 relatives and friends attended.
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Manchester
Corp
Dennie Klute
Oliver Brown
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For All
Thomas Annett
Sandy Smith
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Teader
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Sture
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