Important Work Is Done in Control of Plant Diseases
The piece argues that strong government action through the Department of Agriculture protects farmers and the nation from pests and crop losses. It notes the department’s vast reach, from weather warning to pest quarantine, and cites specific insects and diseases controlled, emphasizing dependence on federal support to prevent economic ruin for American agriculture.
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Darmer
AAA
SAA
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Department of Agriculture
Selita
Washington Monument
Wuréaucrat Beiters
Beon
Soviet Russia
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Wallace
Europe
U. S
U.S
Department of Arriture
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
Sea Islands
Florida
Godt
Sumer
Manual Expeditionary Force
The Department of Agriculture’s Pest War and Its Value
The piece reviews the Department’s fight against foot and mouth and gypsy moth outbreaks, European corn borer, Dutch elm disease, and screw worm flies. It highlights quarantines, early eradication efforts, and the practical benefits to farmers, including saved orchards, reduced losses, and the half million dollar educational payout for yellow fever research. Strong entities include the Department, Michigan hogs, Vallejo California, New England, Boston, Georgia, Liverpool, Congress, and various pests.
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Michigan
Vallejo
California
Niagra
Sierras
United States
New England
Bostonians
Department
Boston
Ohio
New York
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Norfolk
Indianapolis
Long Island
San Jose
America
Bureau of Entomology and
Southeastern States
Southeastern
Texas
Georgia
Southwest
E. C. Cushing
Bureau
School of Tropical Medicine
Liverpool
England
Cushing
Southeast
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture’s Impact on American Farming
The article extols the U S Department of Agriculture for transforming farming through discoveries in disease control insect vectors plant breeding and importation of new crops It credits advances in pest control vaccination inoculation plant genetics and seed diversity with expanding cultivable areas and boosting yields It notes collaboration with state stations development of resistant crop varieties and support programs that stabilize markets and aid growers nationwide
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Texas
Panama Canal
Jefferson
Department
India
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West
Hemisphere
Americas
Washington
California
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
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Mexico
Hoover
Orient
Africa
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Minnesota
Corn Belt
U.S
Lakes
Michigan
Erie
U. S
AAA
Farmer Aid and Chemistry Aids From Government Action
The article reviews Department of Agriculture efforts to transform farm outputs through chemical and economic methods. It notes lemon and citrus processing advances, starch from tubers, and lignin uses, highlighting partnerships and profits in Mississippi and other regions while contrasting chemical versus economic remedies. The piece praises the department’s efficiency, extension service, roads program, and overall support for farmers, arguing citizens still favor government aid alongside traditional individualism.
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Los Angeles
Cooperaive
Mississippi
State Agricultural College
The
Relief Administration
Department
Bureau of Chemistry and Soil
Com
Vollar
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Ford
Secretary of Agriculture
John W. Davis
Republic
Macdonald
Jerusalem
Civil Service
London
Washington
Europe
Orient
Hindu Kush
Mongolian Deserts
Green Hills
Africa
Beltsville
Maryland
Rudyard Kipling
United States
Tong
Allot $2,000,000 For Highway Jobs
Pierre reports South Dakota will begin highway and grade crossing projects costing nearly 2 million dollars. Federal funds totaling over six million were allotted last year, with most to be obligated by next July. Contracts cover road construction and crossing elimination, employing several hundred workers from relief rolls.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Highway Commission
Steuctines
Commission
Farmers To Get Trees In Time for Planting
Pierre April 10 AL Rus sell secretary of the State Department of Agriculture announced delivery of trees to farmers, delayed by cold weather, will start late this week. Nurseries were hampered by cold, but trees will reach farmers in time for planting under the state federal planting program. The delay prompted several inquiries from buyers.
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Pierre
AL Russell
State Department of Agriculture
Tly State Department
Russell
Planning Board Head to Address Eastern Conference
Brookings April 1. KR Ronald of Mitchell chairman of the South Dakota State Planning Board, one of three state planning board chairmen invited to address the Conference of the American Planning and Civic Association in Richmond, Va May 4 to 6. In Washington he will confer with National Resources Committee officials and planning officials of various states.
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Brookings
W. KR Ronald
Mitchell
South Dakota
Clark Man Seeks Post of Delegate
Eline W. Anderson announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for delegate to the state nominating convention in Pierre after the primary election. He pledges to seek men of character thrift and industry who serve the common people.
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Clark
Eline W. Anderson
Pierre
Anderson
Erling Johnson and Wilma Nelson Wed in Erwin Parsonage
Announcement from Erwin reports the marriage of Erling Johnson son of Theo Johnson Erwin to Wilma Nelson daughter of Avery Nelson Preston on April 6 at the Lutheran parsonage The Rev Eid read the service After their wedding trip to Stour Falls the couple will reside three miles west of Erwin
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Erling Johnson
Theo Johnson
Wilma Nelson
Take
Preston
Avery Nelson
Eid
Johnson
Stour Falls
Exwin
New Tree Culture Bulletin Printed in South Dakota
Brookings April 18. A bulletin titled Planting and Care of Trees in South Dakota is being printed at State College. The State Planning Board announced the bulletin will be distributed statewide to interested readers by the end of next week, published jointly by the planning board and the extension service.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Heistory
State Planning Board
Planning Sosrd
South Dakota Extension Service
Erwin Caucus Chooses Winners in Bald Campaign
Voters in Erwin head to a caucus to select candidates for April elections. Gyeliad supporters push for office while the Erwin community watches as ballots and campaigns unfold.
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Erwin
Erwin Bald
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