Livestock Disease Control Lacking in South Dakota
The GSDA warns South Dakota faces insufficient plans for contagious livestock outbreaks as the state relies on livestock for 88 percent of farm income. It calls for a $35,000 funding boost to the State Livestock Sanitary Board, noting the loss of ten federal veterinarians since April 1 and a need to prepare for possible epidemics.
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South Dakota
Greater South Dakota Association
Gsda Bullstin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
GSDA
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Bulletin
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beadle County Real Estate Transfers Highlights
Beadle County records show transfers including Chas R Daugherty to A C Ruddy for five lots in Wessington at 10 dollars and various parcels in Wessington and Morningside, with several parcels valued at 1 dollar or 10 dollars and including dealings with Bank of Wessington and others in Miller and Fresno.
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Beadle County
Chas. R. Daugherty
Mildred Daugherty
A. C. Ruddy
Wessington
Minnie Moldenhauer
Stephen S. Olmsted
Huron
Morningside
C. M. Carroll
Miller
B. ¥. Loosemore
Cletus Steffen
Ivan Steffen
Fresno
Cail
Canadian minerals rich in Canada deposits
Canadian minerals include amber bentonite corundum diatomite feldspar graphite mica and phosphate rock among the known deposits.
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Canada
Diary of Clark Lee aboard carrier before Solomons attack
Aboard a U S aircraft carrier en route to the Solomon Islands Clark Lee describes Pacific war buildup and nerves aboard the ship as the first offensive nears. He notes weather, deck preparations, crew discipline, and the planned targets including Guadalcanal and nearby isles.
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Clark Lee
Associated Press
Pacific
Solomon Islands
Lee
United States
Coral Sea
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Marco Polo
China
Bataan
Midway
Hirohito
U. S
J. O. Strickland
Jack Singer
Weasel
Mole
Stink
Singer
Guadalcanal
Tulagi
Gavutu
Tanamboga
Mocambo
Florida Island
Ude
Wickard Backs Farm Price Controls in Senate
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard urged the Senate Banking Committee to back stabilizing farm prices around parity. He recalled wartime inflation and deflation, urged avoiding repeats, and cited 1942 cash farm income projected at about 15 billion dollars with net farm income near 10.5 billion, well above 1919 levels.
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Washington
Wickard
Senate Banking Committee
V s Of Geese Magic V s Of Victory
War era brief notes describe Russian air activity above Stalingrad with mentions of formations and planes. The piece references cranes geese and ducks flying south, snow in the Caucasus, and a 1938 cultural adjustment act amid farm income and parity discussions. It notes price ceilings not blocking production efforts and government aid planned for farmers to grow vital corn.
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Moscow
Stalingrad
High Caucasus
Department of Agriculture
Agricul
War effort program may bear losses to keep price ceilings
The piece notes that commodities are needed for the war and the government may incur losses to maintain price ceilings and curb rising living costs. It mentions James Whitcomb Riley once used the pseudonym Benjamin Johnson.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Tira
Benjamin Johnson
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West
Dr. Salisbury
West Hatchery
Navy
Solomons
Frank Jack Fletcher
Col
Melvin “J. Maas
U.S.M.C
Turely
Gordon Sherwood
Viovo
Pocahontas Coal
Pocahontas
Morning Star
Norseman
Ilinois Furnace
Ilinois
Steve
Great Plains Grain & Seed Co
John H. Nothe
Mgz
W. W. Wipf
D.C. Ph.d
Western Union
U. S. District Employment Office
Shockers
Reddy Kilowatt
RED Cross
America
Reddy
Kilowatt
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