Corn Poisoning Threatens Horses
Farmers warned against feeding mouldy corn as damaged corn in the fall raises a fatal risk to horses. The American Foundation for Animal Health cites moldy ears and wet fields as triggers. symptoms include itching, rolling, sluggishness, and staggered movement. A veterinarian should be called immediately if signs appear. Authorities have not yet identified a definite cause.
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Pierre
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Spink County Plans Land Program Starting After Nov 15
Spink County will begin a land planning program for next year after November 15. A temporary commission including F. G. Haven Mellette George Bierman Mansfield Ray Shult Doland and P E Kriemann Hitchcock will operate until a permanent countywide body forms. Farmers and agency workers met with S. W. Jonas Brookings to discuss cooperation.
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Redfield
Ool
Spink County
F. G. Haven
Mellette
George Bierman
Mansfield
Ray Shult
Doland
P E. Kriemann
Hitchcock
Will Bue
S. W. Jonas
Brookings
South Dakota Forty and Eight Leader On State Tour
Nor bert Dekerchove grand chef de gare of the Forty and Eight in South Dakota begins a five day official trip through eastern South Dakota. He will attend a pheasant banquet in Aberdeen and confer with Director Harry R. Darling of the 1941 Boys State. He will install Watertown officers Friday night and attend a Legion district meeting in Mitchell Sunday. He then goes to Sioux Falls for a Forty and Eight meeting and banquet Monday.
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Rapid City
Norbert Dekerchove
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Harry R. Darling
Dekerchove
Watertown
So Thankful for The FruGon Remedy
Mr. George H. Richman of Lincoln Nebraska praises KruGon for relieving muscular aches and constipation symptoms. He credits improved bowel action and restful sleep to the remedy sold by H H Humphrey Drug and other local druggists.
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Mmr
George H. Richman
Lincoln
Nebraska
BruGon
Mr. Richman
Tam
KruGon
H. H. Humphrey
Forum Letter Attacks Willkie as Wall Street Tool
A Dakota reader blasts the Republican party as a tool of big corporations and rails against Willkie for Wall Street ties. The writer recalls Hoover era hardships, praises Roosevelt, warns farmers and laborers, and urges voting Roosevelt in November.
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Republican Party
South Dakota
Homestake
Willkie
Wall ‘Street
Sioux City
Yankton
Hoover
Senator McMaster
Republican National Committee
America
Federal Farm Board
Ole S. Bervin
Colin
Roosevelt Era Politics and Willkie Attacks in Huron
A political column compares Roosevelt’s New Deal with Willkie’s critique, arguing Democrats are solving problems left by Republicans. It notes WPA projects in Huron such as airport work, street surfacing, a new high school, and parks as evidence of progress.
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Willkie
WPA
Huron
Beadle County
Wikkis
Roosevelt
Willkfe
Untitled fragment prompts political trust question
A fragmentary note questions politicians intent and majority rule, arguing past work by Ik proves trust and asking why voters are distrusted. The writer signs as Mike Stevens, implying a public endorsement of direct democratic approach.
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Mike Stevens
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