South Dakota History Fragments and Obituaries 1842 to 1992
A scrambled recap notes historic items such as 1842 Little Bend robberies, Lawrence county organization, 1884 lynching in Pierre, 1942 Sisseton reservation settlement, and obituaries including G. E. Hager of Mitchell, Nels Simons of Split Rock, and Frances Kingsbury Grigsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
William P. May
Little Bend
Lawrence County
James W. Beil
Harrord
Pierre
Marger
Forrest W. Small
Sisseton
Tey. G. E. Hager
Mitchell
Chicago
Nels Simons
Frances Kingsbury Grigsby
Melvin Grigsby
George W. Kingsbury
Sioux
Fertilizer Experiment Boosts Beadle County Farms
Beadle county farmers plan to spread Montana phosphate on several tons this season after State college suggested commercial fertilizer can raise net yields by about seven dollars per acre over 21 years. The editorial urges soil analysis before applying any specific fertilizer and encourages farmers to follow agronomy guidance to profit from the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Beadle County
State College
South Dakota
Weathering of unpainted barns costs farmers millions
A Farm Journal analysis explains weathering, not decay, ruins unpainted buildings. Moisture cycles cause surface wood to swell and shrink, creating checks that widen into cracks, then cup shingles and warp boards, shortening lifespan and raising replacement costs.
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The
Farm Journal
America
Flying Is Safe Enthusiast Drives Early Aviation Push
Dr. Frederick L. Hoffman, 64, an aviation enthusiast and director of research, has logged 21 000 miles of air travel and plans a 5 000 mile West Indies trip. He believes transatlantic flights will come soon as he devotes his time to developing the new industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
West Indies
Atlantic
Aviation safety claims from New York business bureau
In a New York City briefing, Mr Hoffman asserts aviation can be safe on established air routes. He outlines four rules for safe flying and notes most fatal accidents occur in itinerant or irregular flying rather than on regulated air lines. He cites research and national flight activity with low fatalities on regular routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation
Business Bureau
New York City
Hoffman
New York
Chicago
United States
A Different Cabinet Drafted for Public Service
The Hoover cabinet stands apart as seven of eight new appointees did not seek office and were coaxed into accepting portfolios. William Hard notes in Reviews of Reviews that none sought political pressure and many resisted until Hoover intensified pleas. This marks the first time in years a cabinet was drafted for public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
William Hard
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Hoover Victory Creates Shifts in Congress
The Christian Science Monitor notes the 1920 victory yielded sweeping changes in the new Congress. The House will have 70 newcomers April 15, with Republicans increasing to 268 versus 163 Democrats. Turnover is higher in the Senate, but many states retain their House delegations including California Connecticut Michigan and New Jersey. Kentucky shows the sharpest shift with six Republicans replacing six Democrats reflecting President Hoover's wartime party sweep.
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Congress
NEW Complexion
Christian Science Monitor
Hoo
House of Representatives
Harding
House
Eigh
Washington
California
Connecticut
Michigan
New Jersey
Kentucky
Hoover
New Era Ahead for U S Latin America Ties
The United States should deepen good will and trade in Latin America through diplomacy, air mail links, and financial support. Improved relations follow Hoover’s goodwill tour and stronger contacts with southern nations. Europe’s recovering markets lag behind U S leadership as air routes narrow gaps, accelerating business and mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Forum
Latin America
United States
South
Latin- America
Dr. Hoover
Central America
Chile
Western Hemisphere
Latin-America
Europe
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Major Cities
Central time listings detail WABC WEAF WNEW networks with programs from 7:00 PM through late night. Includes orchestras, bands, talk, and baseball scores with multiple stations across New York Chicago Des Moines and Minneapolis St Paul.
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Associated Press
WABC
New York
F. W. Wileon
United States Navy
Wado Wowo
KMOX
KOIL
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
Wbbm WO
KMON
KMBC
WSPD
WHK
WCCO
WEBM
WRI
KLRA
WDOD
WRRCG
WREC
KFIJF
KTSA
WISN
WDSU
WIRW
Columbia
G Wilde
WANC
Reac
WOWO
KNOX
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
WERG
WREM
WHR
WEAF
KYW
Weav Oly
Vaters
KSD
WDAF
WMC
WSFL
WTA Wws
Genia Fonariova
WWI
WOW
WDA
WLS
WGY
WTAM
WWGN
KTP
WERC
WHAS
WSM
WSB
Eskimos
WWJ
WNAF
KSTP
WTMI
Wwc WI
WFAA
KPRC
Woal Wey
Pitts
Deville
WGY WI
WIM
WS31
KPRO
WIZ
Small and Robertson
KWK
Afale
Andy Sanneila
Keith McLeod
Godfrey Ludlow
Godfrey Ludlow Ndka Wir Kyw Kwe Wren W 1] Kstp -Whas Wsm Wmc Wsr Swoo Wpraa
WOAT
Thremen
Irving Kaufman
Taylor Brckley
KDKA
WIR
WREAN
KWOO
Kpro Woal
KWH
Minstrels
WLW
Wren
Syncomatics Orchestra
WGN
Clear Channel
Chicago
Symphony Band
Mike & Herman
International DX Vandeville
Circus
Nighthawks
Radio Floorwelker
Howard O'Brien
Amos-Andy
Des Moines
Little Symphony
Ft. Wayne
Safety Council
Kfar Lincoln
Minneapolis-St Paul
Radio Schedule Fragments From Western Chain Stations
A fragmented OCR listing outlines a dense radio schedule with programs across WEAF KOA KOMO KGW KSL KHQ and other Western chain stations. Entries mention orchestras, a pianist, jazz and dance bands, and time blocks from morning to late evening, with numerous station cross references and guest performers.
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WABC
i—Mack
Lundberg
KMOX
St. Louis
Wilie's Orchestra
KVOO
Tulsa
A. & M. College
WJZ
WEAF
KGW
Waters
WEAI
Eskimos Orchestra
Orchestradians
Whiteman
KGA Kex
NYA
MTR
Vic Meyer
KGA
KMTR
KDYL
KLZ
Enchanter
Mele
Paul Bunyon
Humorows
KGA Ken Kya
20 Years Ago Today in Huron
Miss Ruth Heafke who has been nearby near Wall was the guest of Mrs Boyd Perkins for a few days and left for Sioux City Friday morning W H Vollmar made a business trip to Carthage Friday morning Mr Kinkhead of Mitchell was the guest of his brother in the city Friday Miss I ly of Hitchcock who had been Mrs Giarl for a days left Friday morning for Les A gelas on Wednesday of this week Parish union Rev Anderson united in marriage Hazel W Spring and Elizabeth Schivett
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Ruth Heafke
Wall
Boyd Perkins
Sioux City
W. H. Vollmar
Carthage
Crawford
Broadfind
Mr. Kinkhead
Mitchell
A.nn
Anderson
Hazel W. Spring
Elizabeth Schivett
Stauron
Jennie Sawyer
Broafland
Arte Jacobson
M. L. Tobin
J.P. Waushine
San Fedre
Cob
Ps Huron
Beach
Cal
B. F. Lyons
Redfield
Turon AL ID
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WIZ & Weaf
Husk O'Hare
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Huron
Chase Service Station
Third Ql Tow Fast of Its
Hall Litening B Gasoline Pure Pennsylvania Oils
Hood
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin
S. W
Nash Cars
Hood Ties
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