Farmers urged to use minerals for hog growth
An Agricultural Research Center statement from University Farm explains hogs grow fastest in favorable conditions due to mineral needs. It warns against pricey mineral compounds, noting simple mineral mixtures costing 50 to 100 dollars per hundred weight can be self-produced by farmers to support rapid growth and disease prevention.
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Cisanpear
Agricultural Research Center
University Farmnhere
Ferrin
Yerrin
Haines Fresh As Ever In This One
William Haines stars in The Girl Bird No a breezy fast moving comedy with witty dialogue and entertaining situations. The football hero turned bank employee blends cocky charm with lovable appeal as the story follows his early career in a bank and his antics on screen.
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Haines
William Haines
Rbial
The Girl Said No at the Huron Theater Tomorrow
First day does everything but fire the president and the hero falls for the big boss’s secretary. He asks her to marry him repeatedly but she says no. He wins her in the end amid wild excitement and laughs. The Girl Said No shows at the Huron Theater tomorrow and Thursday.
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William Haines
Huron Theater
Divorces Rise in South Dakota in 1929
South Dakota saw 2700 divorces in 1929, up from 750 in 1928, with total marriages at 6701 in 1929 vs 6738 in 1928. The population reached 712,000 by July 2, 1929, an 8,000 increase from 1928, while marriages per 1000 residents hovered near 13. The report notes four marriages annulled in 1929 and five in 1922.
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Washington
South Dakota
Department of Commerce
South Dakota Marriage and Divorce Rates in 1928 and 1929
The report shows 1929 divorce rate at 1.09 per 1000 and 1928 rate at 1.07 per 1000. Data supplied by the South Dakota Board of Health indicates preliminary figures for 1929 subject to correction.
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South Dakota Board of Health
South Dakota
Frightened Horses Injure Man Repairing Road Maintainer
In Tulare this April a road maintainer driven by F. Binger bolted after frightened horses. Binger, repairing a harness strap when the incident occurred, was thrown under the machine blade. He suffered a mangled arm and severe head injuries. condition listed as serious at Red Cross hospital.
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Sint Fa
Tulare
Binger
Red
Arrives From South America to Visit Governor Bulow
Mrs. Gardner Gantz, daughter of Mrs. Bulow, arrives from South America where her husband is a mining engineer. She will spend the summer with Governor Bulow and his family. The note adds that the Suez canal has no locks.
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Bulow's
South America
Pierre April
Gardner Gantz
Bulow
Governor Bulow
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