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Why the US census tries to count everyone

By Marylou Tousignant Stand up, America. It’s time to be counted.

In the past week, a letter should have arrived where you live, asking the adult in charge to complete a form called the 2020 Census. The census (pronounced SENsuss) is a once-every-10years tally of everyone living in the United States. It asks who lives in a household, how they are related and their age, race and other information.

This is a huge task. It’s important that everyone be counted, because the federal government uses that information to determine how many seats in Congress each state should have. If

a state loses population, it might lose a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. If its population is growing, it might gain a seat.

Equally important, census numbers help decide how to divvy up more than $675 billion in federal money each year. Those funds help states and communities build roads, schools, hospitals and fire departments. More than 100 programs, including Head Start and food assistance for low-income people, also rely on the census to direct funds to where the need is greatest.

This year marks the 24th national people count, which the Constitution requires be held every 10 years. The first census, in 1790, was early

in the presidency of George Washington. About 650 men set out on foot or horseback to count everyone living in their assigned areas.

Washington and the secretary of state, Thomas Jefferson, both thought the final number — nearly 3.9 million people — was low. Quarrels and quibbles have dogged just about every census since then.

After all, it isn’t easy getting a snapshot of the entire country for a single day.

(Census Day has been April 1 since 1930.) The U.S. population grows by one person every 23 seconds because of births in the nation and arrivals from other countries.

People living in rural areas,

the homeless and children who split their time between two homes present challenges to getting an accurate count. The U.S. Census Bureau says that about 1 million kids younger than age 5 were not counted in 2010.

That was the highest number for any age group.

Officials have tried to simplify this year’s process. For the first time, responses can be made online, as well as by phone and mail. To help people who speak little or no English, officials have prepared guides in 60 languages, plus Braille for the blind.

Each head of household — even someone living alone — must fill out a census form or face a fine. No citizenship

question is asked. This has eased the concerns of some who said asking about citizenship would reduce the response rate of immigrants and result in less funding for their communities.

The Census Bureau is required by law to protect people’s privacy. No one will be identified by name when officials analyze the numbers the census collects.

But for anyone tempted not to respond, know this: The people who are census-takers are like a dog looking for that tasty bone he buried. They don’t give up easily. Ignore their letter, and more will follow, because they really want everyone to be counted.

Cars, bikes and trucks tell the story of our moment sumption could fall more than 60 percent Right now in the U.S., this year.

Gasoline demand is gasoline is as cheap as it’s been since 1999. the sharp end of our not-drivThe difference in price newfound ing habit, but there for a barrel of oil before are many other ways and after refining — in which Covid-19 has known in industry asserted itself on our parlance as the “crack transportation habits. spread” — was more One example: traffic than $20 earlier this data provider Inrix estiyear. Now it’s negative. mates that U.S. national But even gasoline traffic volumes started that costs less than a to fall on March 13, and fistful of gum hasn’t were down 30 percent been able to stimulate from normal levels by demand. That’s “prob- March 20. ably down more than Another example: 30 percent,” according Uber downloads have to one refining CEO, cratered in this month, and my BloombergNEF according to mobile colleagues estimate app data company Senthat U.S. gasoline con- sorTower. On Jan. 1,

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As coronavirus fears rise, marketers pitch dubious remedies

By Peter Whoriskey The Washington Post It’s not just Jim Bakker selling a virus killer in a bottle.

Thousands of sales pitches, aimed at a fearful U.S. populace, are offering good news about the coronavirus.

On websites, over the phone, and in email, the pitchmen are advertising a remedy of one kind or another: some are based on herbs, some on “heat technology,” some on salt particles, others on silver, one on special toothpaste. They’re selling vaccines and diagnostic tests, too.

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Seeking to suppress the burgeoning field, the FTC and the Food and Drug Administration in recent weeks have been sending form letters to companies warning of potential legal action.

“There currently are no vaccines, pills, potions, lotions, lozenges or over-thecounter products available to treat or cure COVID-19,” the letters say. “Thus, the claims cited above are not supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence. You must immediately cease making all such claims for products that you advertise, market, sell, or otherwise promote or make available in the United States.”

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Coronavirus should drive new developments in robotics

By Erin Blakemore The Washington Post The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing human bodies — and human ingenuity — to their limits. As patients flood emergency departments and health care workers struggle to respond, an international group of robotic experts is making a case for some electronic intervention.

In an editorial in the journal Science Robotics, they argue that COVID-19 could drive new developments in robotics — and that the devices could help with more effective diagnosis, screening and patient care.

If the thought of robotic assistants sounds futuristic, it isn’t: Robots already have been enlisted in the fight against the

virus. In Hong Kong, a fleet of miniature robots disinfects the city’s subways; in China, an entire field hospital was staffed by robots designed to relieve health care workers.

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Work together to contain COVID-19

By Andrew Ellsworth, MD With the coronavirus causing school to be canceled, my son brought his schoolwork home.

He shared with us a Greek mythology worksheet about Pandora’s Box. If you aren’t familiar, the Greek god Zeus gave a wedding present to beautiful Pandora but instructed her not to open it. Like many of us, impatience and curiosity got the best of her and she opened it anyway which caused a lot of new programs.

Similarly, with COVID19, this new virus is already out of the box.

This is a global pandemic and we are being asked to be patient and conform to the social distancing to help slow down the spread. This is our current challenge.

Every day we hear about sporting events, concerts, schools and travel plans being canceled.

This is the best-known method to slow the spread of COVID-19. The less we are mixing and mingling, the less the

virus is spreading.

When we slow the spread, we give our healthcare systems the best chance at having the resources on hand to keep up with the number of people who need help at any given time.

In areas of the world where cases of COVID19 were allowed to spike, the health care systems are overwhelmed. Some hospitals don’t have enough beds, enough ventilators, enough medicine to treat everyone that needs help.

They don’t have enough masks and gowns to protect their staff. In these situations, doctors are having to decide who gets treatment and who doesn’t.

Thankfully, of those who become infected, possibly 80 percent will have only mild symptoms. Some may not have symptoms at all.

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none of us have immunity from the past or from immunizations.

There is no herd immunity.

That is why events are canceled. That is why social distancing is urged. Since most people will only have mild symptoms and some people may not have symptoms at all, the virus can be spread easily without us realizing.

We all need to be patient and follow the instructions from health officials. By doing so, we

can hopefully prevent a large spike with a lot of sick people at once and avoid a worst case scenario.

My son’s main lesson from his school lesson was that despite the sickness and problems that were released, Pandora closed the lid and held some hope inside the box. I have hope that together we will contain this virus and, in the end, this, too, shall pass.

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Tony Awards postponed because of virus’ spread

By Peter Marks The Washington Post

tion with our broadcast partner.” The awards are adminNEW YORK — Citing con- istered jointly by the Broadcerns for “the health and way League, a trade group for safety of the Broadway com- producers and theater ownmunity,” representatives of ers, and the American Theater the Tony Awards announced Wing, a theater education and Wednesday a postponement philanthropic group.

The announcement is a furof the June 7 ceremony. They added that the event would ther blow to a Broadway seabe produced at some future son that was just about to get date “when it is safe to do into full spring swing when COVID-19 compelled the theso.”

The terse statement from ater district’s 41 Broadway the awards’ press office said houses to shutter on March that rescheduling the 74th 12. Several shows that were annual presentation of the to open, including Martin awards, which was to take McDonagh’s play “Hangplace at Radio City Music men” and a revival of Edward Hall and telecast live by CBS, Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virwould be made “in coordina- ginia Woolf?” with Laurie

Metcalf and Rupert Everett, have since been abandoned.

Others that were in previews, such as the new musical “Six” and a gender-reversed revival of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company,” remained in limbo.

The Tonys are the single most important marketing event on the theater calendar. It’s not a guarantee by any means, but a Tony for best play — and especially best musical — can mean the difference between millions at the box office and an early closing. Last year’s Tony winner for best musical, “Hadestown,” has been a robust commercial success,

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Even for shows that don’t win, the national exposure that even a sliver of the three hours of network airtime confers amounts to vital advertising; the ceremony attracts several million viewers each year. New musical productions pay for the opportunity to display their tuneful wares on the telecast, and the right song might propel even an also-ran to some cashregister comfort.

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rise dramatically in New York City, the certainty rose that the notion was wishful thinking. Some shows, such as a forthcoming pair by Roundabout Theatre Company — a revival of Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori’s “Caroline, or Change” starring Sharon D. Clarke, and a new play, Noah Haidle’s “Birthday Candles” with Debra Messing — have been pushed back to the fall.

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We are looking for an individual for a number of miscellaneous tasks including but not limited to: washing and sanitizing equipment, hauling livestock and hopper bottom freight locally, snow removal, landscaping, and Spring/Fall manure applicator etc. This position requires a self motivated and versatile person who has a clean driving record. Great opportunity that includes $18/hour plus overtime after 40 hours, paid time off, paid holidays, health insurance, IRA and full benefit package.

Any 21+ years of age interested candidates please reach out to Greg at 320-894-1251, looking forward to hearing from you!

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We are currently hiring new team members for each of our 7 Campbell’s store locations.

If your income has been affected by today’s environment and you are looking for a part-time earning opportunity or a full-time career change, we have outstanding retail opportunities available.

Our stores are practicing extreme sanitation and social distancing measures to provide the safest possible work environment and secure employment for our associates allowing them to continue to provide for their families.

Since 1947 customers across the heartland have relied on Runnings for a wide selection of sporting goods, clothing, footwear, pet supplies, house wares, tools, farm and livestock equipment and supplies, lawn & garden supplies, automotive goods, plumbing, electrical, paint, hardware, toys, and outdoor equipment. We sell the brands and products that our customers need to help them run their lives.

We are excited about our recent acquisition of the Campbell’s retail stores and invite you to consider becoming part of our team. Campbell’s stores in Sioux Falls, Vermillion, Madison, Mitchell and Sturgis, SD as well as Rock Rapids, IA are currently hiring. If you enjoy working with people, we have opportunities for you in a great working environment assisting our customers with all of their home, farm, and outdoor needs. Full-time and Part-time opportunities are available.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 4 ONLINE ONLY 11:00 A.M. Farm Auction, 1931 Reconditioned Model A, Dozer, Payloader, Farm Trucks, Semi & Semi Trailer, Tractors, Farm Equipment, Misc. and some consigned items by Tom Degen Owners: Leroy & Dottie Degen. Auctioneers: Mentele’s Auction & Realty Service, Denny Mentele, Bryan Fodness WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 Timed Online Closes Wed. April 8 at 1 P.M. Sioux Falls Farm Consignment Auction, Various Locations. Auctioneers: Steffes Group, Inc., Rex Dummer, Travis Parsons, Kyle Waller TUESDAY, APRIL 14 10:00 A.M. 2,985.47 Acres Mellete County Cropland, Grassland, Hunting Land, and Improved Ranch Headquarters. Located 5 miles east of Wood, S.D. on S.D. Hiway 44 with highway frontage. Owner: Darlene Pearsall. Sale Site: Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center Ft. Pierre, S.D. Offered by: Fischer, Rounds & Assoc. Mark Joens Broker. Auctioneers: Chuck Sutton, Jared Sutton, Terry Haiar.

SATURDAY, APRIL 18 POSTPONED - Large Personal Property Auction consists of 2008 Lincoln Town Car, John Deere Gator, 20’ Pontoon Boat, Golf Cart, Guns, Antiques, Collectables, Outstanding Furniture, Snow Blower, Garden Tiller, Shop & Garden Tools, Household Items & many more misc. items to sell. Located: 213 S. Harmon Dr., Mitchell S.D. Owners: Jim & Lynelle Ritter Auctioneers: Olsen - Ymker Auction Service, Clyde Olsen, Allen Ymker & Rodney Olivier. POSTPONED SATURDAY, APRIL 25 POSTPONED - Personal Property Auction consists of 2011 Ford Ranger Pickup 4x4 ext. cab, 1950 M Farmall Tractor has F-10 Loader with Snow Scoop wide front, Riding Lawn Mower, Snow Blower, Generator, Pressure Washer, Air Compressor, Knipco Heater, Heavy Duty Welder, Assortment of Shop & Garden Tools, some Furniture & Household items & many more misc. items. Located: 304 South Lawler St. or 1 block North of the Lutheran Church in Plankinton, S.D. Owner: Gerald Holzhauser. Auctioneers: Olsen Ymker Auction Service, Allen Ymker, Clyde Olsen & Rodney Olivier POSTPONED SATURDAY, MAY 2 11:00 A.M. Real Estate Auction consists of single story house has attached single car garage & attached single car port on 2 lots 13 & 14 in Block 11 south addition of the City of Plankinton S.D. Located: 108 W. State St. in Plankinton S.D. Owners: Norman & Bette Thompson Auctioneers: Olsen - Ymker Auction Service. Real Estate Auctioneers Clyde Olsen & Allen Ymker

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INSULATION

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Sales and Service for ALL your Heat and Cooling needs

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Miller & Vermillion 1-800-658-3531

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Dan 770-2118 Jason 770-4048

OH MY CARPET

by Jack Earl Best brands, Shaw & Mohawk carpet and tile. Get more for your money. Can measure and deliver.

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Commercial - Residential

Mowing M Dethatching M Spring Clean-Up Fertilizing M Aeration M Edging M Fall Clean-up

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Call Ken 605-996-0821

Commercial & Residential

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WANTED Model 568 JD baler net wrap and twine, mega wide pickup.

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Heating & Air Conditioning Sales & Service

Commercial, Farm & Residential Wiring 995-0595 Office

MISCELLANEOUS AUTOMOBILES WANTED

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Over 130 trailers instock. Dump, utility, Motorcycle, ATV, UTV, Equipment, Enclosed Cargo Trailers.

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NEW

AT THE FARM!

LOCATION!

Monday, April 13, 2020 • 1 pm CST • 21130 379th Ave.• Wessington, SD

Offering 71 Yearling Bulls 12 Fancy Replacement Heifers

Join us for lunch!

Serving at 11:30 am

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Lot 2

Lot 3

Lot 4

Lot 11

Lot 13

Lot 19

Lot 24

Lot 39

Bull Information LOT Name 1 DOWN N DIRTY 2 EC LOVERBOY 3 EC REAL DEAL 4 EC REAL MC COY 11 EC BOTTOM’S UP 13 EC KNOCKOUT 19 EC NITTY GRITTY 24 EC FRONT LINE 39 EC WHAT’S THE BUZZ

M# BW WW YW ADG M928131 93 878 1406 3.3 M928128 89 818 1392 3.5 M928241 87 796 1514 4.5 M928120 92 792 1435 4.0 M928240 86 724 1257 3.1 M928235 93 791 1306 3.4 M928110 90 821 1413 3.7 M928158 75 819 1376 3.5 M934524 90 808 1422 3.8

BW WW YW Mlk MTNL REA TSI Sire 1.1 50 80 15 40 0.89 219 CCC/ WC REDEMPTION -0.1 41 65 13 33 0.67 210 CCC/WC REDEMPTION 0.9 46 89 9 32 0.81 235 EC REAL DEAL 2.0 41 75 15 36 0.88 220 EC REAL DEAL 1.2 37 65 10 38 0.80 209 EC REAL DEAL 2.0 42 74 10 30 1.00 217 EC REAL DEAL 1.5 49 84 2 26 0.87 231 O’RAILEE -1.5 45 77 7 30 0.77 225 EC FOREFRONT 1.5 47 73 17 40 0.94 208 JAB AROUND HERE BUZZ

Heifer Information Lot Name 84 EC BUFFY PLD

F# BW WW F1285625 87 622

WW 37

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