Preservation of Grass Pastures Aids Livestock Profit
A Huron Soil Conservation official warns that overgrazing and depleted pastures turn grasslands into liabilities. Maintaining optimal grass cover boosts cattle weight gain, feeds efficiency, and farm profits, with guidelines from Mandan experiments and local surveys showing 5 acres of premier pasture per cow plus 6 to 7 acres of average pasture in Huron territory during the five month grazing season.
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South Dakota
Northern Great Plains
Mandan
N. D
Huron Territory
Soil Conservation Service
Huron
Four Years Of Navy And Now Into Army
BROOKINGS May 8 Out of the United States Navy one day registered for the selective service act the next Bert Maxwell Arlington now a freshman engineering student at State College He spent four years under naval discipline and on enrolling at State College learns he must take two more years ROTC military training Maxwell an expert lathe operator in the Navy has been active in dramatics and speech work as well as engineering division activities during his freshman year.
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Navy
Army Brookings
United States Navy
Bert Maxwell
Arlington
State College
Naval
R.O.T.C
Maxwell
Bancroft Festival Highlights Bancroft School Bands Glee Clubs
Bancroft school band and the boys and girls glee clubs will participate in the county music festival at Lake Preston this Friday. About 29 band members are expected to attend.
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Bancroft
Lake Preston
Bancroft PTA to Elect Officers and Present Style Show
Bancroft PTA will elect officers for the next year at a meeting next Tuesday evening. The homemaking class will present a style show and school exhibits will be displayed.
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PTA
Bancroft
Bancroft Pta
South Dakota Hybrid Corn Yields Lead Trials in State
Brookings May 8 Trials show South Dakota hybrids outperform outside varieties. Clifford J. Franzke of the Experiment Station reports SD open pollinated hybrids in Brookings County average 11 bushels higher per acre than commercial hybrids, with top crosses boosting other hybrids by 7.9. He notes most commercial hybrids are bred for higher humidity regions and fail to adapt to SD conditions, predicting growing acclimated SD hybrids will aid local farmers.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Clifford J. Franzke
Franzke
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Vaccinate Hogs Advised By Beadle County Agent
Beadle County farm agent Leonard L. Ladd urges pig vaccination soon after weaning to safeguard profits amid rising hog prices. He notes hog cholera losses exceed other diseases, with government estimates totaling about 30 million dollars annually over four decades.
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Beanie County
Nog
Leonard L. Ladd
Ladd
Black Hills rancher found dead near barn
Kenneth Heath 34 was found dead near a barn on his mother's Nimow ranch six miles north of Nemo. Sheriff Stewart said he had moved horses to water when discovered by his brother Lawrence and their mother. Coroner Miller will conduct an autopsy. investigation ongoing.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
Kenneth Heath
Nemo
Lawrence
Gregor Stewart
Kenneth
G. H. Miller
Stewart
Ted Kelley
Winners Named In Hand County Rural School Exhibition
Eighty nine rural schools entered projects for the Hand County exhibit held Thursday through Saturday in Miller. Awards were won by schools taught by Viola Neilson Agnes Kerkhot and Loretta Coonrod in first second and third places. Honorable mention went to Elizabeth Cooke’s school. The county spelling contest crowned top pupils in multiple grades and the firsts will advance to the state fair. A chorus directed by Glen Shaw and other performances completed the program.
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Bessie Niederaar
Donald Brachvogel
Dorothy Simon
Elaine Perkins
Nettie Gardner
Helen Evans
Maxine Kanaly
Hand County
Glen Shaw
Jonette Hand
Center School
Florence DaniJelson
Sie School
Marguerite A
Bryant OES Hosts Veteran Members Anniversary Event
Fern Leaf Chapter OES of Bryant entertained at a Bryant gathering last Monday with 25 year veterans as guests of honor. The roll call listed 26 such veterans. A poem featuring all guests was part of the program. Red carnations were given to honorees. Cards and lunch followed, hosted by Mrs. A W Guse, Mrs. Frank Lauder, and Mrs. Karly Stahl.
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Fern Leaf Chapter
Bryant
A. W. Guse
Frank Lauder
Karly Stahl
Students to Finish at Eastern June 6
A list of 70 students to complete the advanced diploma course at Eastern State Normal School is provided. Names include Constance Borup, Erwin, Doris Dent, Forestburg, Clif Hayes, Alpena, Betty Horrigan, Woonsocket, Ruth Kazmerzak, Erwin, Leora Kothe, Fedora, Helen Krohmer, Wessington Spring, Lorraine Larson, Forestburg, Lucille Patterson, Lake Preston, Laurel Ugiem, Oldham. Also finishing the one year rural teaching course are Gladys Baldwin, Faulkson, Winifred Bertrand, Gettysburg, Ruth Brown, Wesington, Margaret Coulson, Lake Preston, Rosemond Dixon, Lake Preston, Imogene Hanson, Oldham, Vivadel Hins, Phyllis Johnson, Willow Lake, and Dorothy Mielson, Willow Lake.
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Eastern State Normal School
Constance Elvide Borup
Erwin
Doris Dakota Dent
Forestburg
Clifford E. Hayes
Alpena
Betty Jean Horrigan
Woonsocket
Ruth Kazmerzak
Leora Eleanore Kothe
Fedora
Helen E. Krohmer
Wessington Spring
Lorraine Marlys Larson
Lucille
Phyllis Margaret Johnson
Dorothy Marie Mielson
Willow Lake
Lane Baccalaureate At Lane High School Held Sunday
Baccalaureate services for Lane High School graduates take place Sunday evening at eight in the school auditorium. Rev. A. P. Nelson of Wessington Springs speaks on Life's Highway. Commencement follows Thursday evening May 15 at eight with speaker A. M. Eberle dean of agriculture at State College discussing Building the Foundation for Life.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Ecommunity Hall
W. Bischoff
A. M. Eberie
State College
Lane
Lane High School
A. P. Nelson
Wessington Springs
A. M. Eberle
CCC Enrollment To Be Held This Month In County
Beadle County Social Security director C H Cotton announced enrollment for the Civilian Conservation Corps will occur between the 20th and 31st of the month. Beadle County youths interested in joining should apply at the Social Security office in the county courthouse.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
C. H. Cotton
Beadle County
Social Security
CCC
Catholic Youth To Meet Sunday In Madison Diocesan Event
East river South Dakota Catholic youths gather in Madison for the second annual Sioux Falls Diocesan World Sodality Day observance. More than 1,000 expected for a 2:30 p.m. rally at the city armory, with Rev. Thomas Bowdein addressing The Sodality and Catholic Youth and leading a courtship and marriage quiz. The day ends with benediction at the Eastern Normal outdoor theater, followed by an evening entertainment and social program. Miss Loretta McLaughlin chairs the Sioux Falls district union. Rev. J. P. Weester directs the event.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pope Pius MII
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
City Armory
Thomas 3. Bowdein
S. W
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Sodality
Eastern Normal
Sioux Falll
Loretta McLaughlin
Montrose
J. P. Weester
Howard
Reverend Richard Gorman Named Huron Union Director
The Rev. Richard Gorman of Huron is appointed director of the Huron union, signaling a leadership change within the local religious and community organization. His background in ministry and community service positions him to guide union activities in the region.
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Richard Gorman
Huron
The
Huron Union
Bankers To Discuss Rural Credit Setup With Dakotas
Pierre May 3. F A Vogel manager and director of the Bank of North Dakota and four other state officials plan a Friday meeting with South Dakotans to exchange ideas on the rural credit situation. Vogel will be joined by Farm Manager George E Brastrup Office Manager H H Kenney Accountant J A Kinzer and E E Swanston acting commissioner of the state school land department. Scott says mutual public lands problems will be discussed.
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Pierre
F. A. Vogel
Bank of North Dakota
South
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers The Lurin Cure
A new medical discovery praised by doctors and hospitals for treating stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. The preparation, sold as Lurin, is simple to make by mixing two teaspoonfuls in a half glass of milk and carries a money back guarantee. Available at Shermay & Moe and drug stores.
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Shermay & Moe
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