Nature Conservancy buys land to protect nature across states
The Nature Conservancy works with Sierra Club and Audubon Society yet gains major funding from Exxon and others. It buys land to preserve it, creating a private living museum. It owns prairie tracts in the Midwest and opens some areas for limited public research and visits.
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Minneapolis
Sierra Club
Audubon Society
Exxon
Standard Oil
Continental Oil
Nature Conservancy
Conservancy
John Humke
Conservacy
United States
Midwest
The
Humke
Nature
South Dakota
Samuel H. Ordway
Aberdeen
South Dakota State University
Dakotah Prairie Museum
Minnesota
Faribault
Minn
Minnesota Conservancy Chapter
Berg
Market Reports Livestock Prices From Twin Cities and West Fargo
Cattle and calves 3,700 in St Paul with slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 lower, Holstein variations. Hogs 5,800 with steady to weak demand. sows weak. Sheep and lambs uneven, bids steady to higher. Butter eggs mixed in Chicago. West Fargo notes steady to firm cattle, limited early sales, hogs steady, sheep sparse.
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ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
West Fargo
N.D
Budapest court fines woman for biting neighbor's finger
In Budapest Hungary a court fined Gyvergyi Ivanka 100 for biting off a neighbor's finger during a dispute over her dog. The 24 year old was playing with her dog outside when neighbors complained about noise and she released the animal despite protests. A medical expert confirmed the injury was from a human bite, not a dog.
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Budapest
Hungary
Gyvergyi Ivanka
H. Janos
Janos
GTE Sylvania Calendar Tricks May And June
In Buffalo a quirks in a gift calendar shows May torn out to reveal June with 31 days and September also 31 days. No printer name appears on the calendar. A West Seneca spokeswoman offered no explanation for the extra days.
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Buffalo
N.Y
GTE Sylvania, Inc
GTE_ Sylvania
GTE Sylvania Center
West Seneca
Farm Bureau official urges balance in chemical use for food policy
Beltrami County Farm Bureau president Marlin Buehler argues that dairy beef and poultry rely on agricultural chemicals and drugs. He stresses chemicals meet consumer needs for affordable nutrition and full economic benefits while farmers seek responsible use amid concern over regulation and criticism.
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Beltrami County
Marlin Buehler
Farm Bureau
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Dynamark
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Gibson
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