South Dakota livestock fund urged to cover disease risk
The Greater South Dakota Association urged a $45,000 appropriation for the State Livestock Sanitary Board to protect a $190 million industry, noting current funding of only $26,000 and regional cattle and hog counts across Beadle, Clark, Faulk, Hand, Jerauld, Kingsbury, Miner, Potter, Sanborn, Spink counties. The GSDA warned that war-driven production increases heighten outbreak risks and federal veterinarians are leaving, leaving state efforts to fund disease control.
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State Livestock Sanitary Board
Greater South Dakota Association
Livestock Sanitary Board
The
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Federal Livestock Reporting Service
Beadle County
Clark County
Faulk County
Hand
Kingsbury County
Miner County
Potter
Sanborn County
Spink
GSDA
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Complaint Filed Against Rapid City Transit Firms
WINNERPOLIS Oct 3 The National Labor Relations Board announces a complaint against Buckingham Transportation Company and Associated Industries of Rapid City S C based on charges by Ledge 1144 IAM AF of L alleging interference with collective bargaining rights and refusal to bargain Hearings set for Oct 29 in Pannington County circuit court room Rapid City.
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Buckingham Transportation Company
Associated Industries
Rapid City
S. C
Robert R. Bissman
National Labor Relations Board
Ledge
International Association of Machinists
A. F. of L
Pannington County
Surprise party honors Bancroft woman at neighbor’s home
Bancroft October 8. Mrs. Charles Weigman was guest of honor at a surprise party Monday afternoon at the Henry Sprang home. Neighbors gathered for a visit before she and her husband leave for California for the winter. Lunch was served and she received a handkerchief shower.
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Bancroft
Charles Weigman
Henry Sprang Home
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California
Weigman
Expansion In Locker System Changes Diet Of S. D. Farmers
Brookings reports rapid growth in freezer locker plants across South Dakota. About 135 plants operate statewide, up from few years ago, with many farmers as customers and long waiting lists. The industry stores over 600 million pounds of perishable foods annually for more than a million families.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Home Canning Backed By Record Supplies For Winter
Tremendous home canning supplies are expected to offset smaller factory canned foods this winter. The War Production Board asked a survey to ensure rubber and metal for jars and tops, with 21.2 million families planning 3,887 million jars by year end. Rural families canned more, averaging 250 jars, while urban families lagged. Farm families earned 20 percent more in 1942 than 1941.
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Brookings
War Production Board
Bureau of Home Economics
Easy Aces Bridge Club
Alpena Alpena
Easy Ace Bridge Club
John Bents
C. Faosnos
Renold Smith
Farmers Paid For Plowing Under Rye
Beadle County Triple-A Chairman Eli F. Martin announced farmers will be paid 6.00 per acre for discing or plowing under a strong stand of 1942 fall seeded rye and manure crops under the 1943 program. He urged farmers to consider this in planning 1943 farming practices.
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Eli F. Martin
Beadle County
Martin
Two Day Victory Institute Opens Farm Week
Annual Farm and Home Week at State College becomes a two day Victory Institute November 11 12 with joint programs for men and women. Speakers include Alice Haley Gertrude Dicken and Charles Copeland. Events feature stockmen barbecue eminent farmer homemaker banquet and federation meetings with nutrition and clothing conferences.
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Iz Farm
State College
South Dakota
Victory Institute
Alice Haley
The
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Gertrude Dicken
du Pont's
Charles Copeland
National Association of Manufacturers
South Dakota Federation of Home Extension
Serip
Extension Service Has War Complex
Brookings, Oct. 8 Special The agricultural extension service run by county agents and assistants coordinates 4 H club work for boys and girls to mobilize farm families for war programs across South Dakota State College and the U S Department of Agriculture Director John V Hepler says war programs are presented through county extension to assist the home front for all war needs Hepler invites farm families to contact their local extension agent for organization help or details about war programs on the home front
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Brookings
Agricultural Extension Service
South Dakota State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John V. Hepler
Hepler
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