Progress Toward Better Life for American Farmers
The article reports UC extension director B H Crocheron arguing for solutions to farm prosperity via efficient production, better marketing, and tariff protection. It notes rising per man farm output, a back to the farm trend, and hopes for cost savings in marketing to sustain independent farmers amid distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. H. Crocheron
Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Crocheron
Watertown
Hysterical fear over Russia wanes says Dayton editor
Walter Locke of Dayton Ohio returns from Russia and urges calm practical adjustment. He argues Russia’s vast resources will shape global plans and that nations must cooperate to share the earth. He warns that the world must prepare for wheat wood minerals and industrial goods from Russia and other powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Walter Locke
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Locke
United States
Raeda
Locke
Tarspeen
le Mow
Georgia Law Makes Lincoln Birthday A Holiday
A Georgia bill proposes declaring Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday. The piece argues against regional ostracism, notes a shift in attitudes toward the old south, and praises commemorating Lincoln, seen as a friend to the old south. It discusses communism, Russia, and global coexistence amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Old South
Ranch visit highlights Prien farming resolve and Jersey herd
The Watchman reporter toured Charles Prien’s southwest ranch over the weekend. Prien, unfazed by adversity, maintains a thriving operation with a prized Jersey herd yielding rich cream, a planning entourage for a silo, Rhode Island Red hens, and a Hampshire hog herd. He foresees steady production and ready markets as he sustains stock through lean periods with family support.
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Watchman
Charles Prien
Charles
Mr. Priem
Prien
Jersey
Cherley
Prien Aleo
Charley
Rhode Island
Rhode Islanders
Hampshire
Hartsough's Hobby Spurs South Dakota Political Talk
Longstanding South Dakota commentator Charley Hartsough announces plans to seek the United States Senate as a Republican candidate. He promises humor, bold economic views, and spirited debates, while South Dakota banks and river-development projects draw reader attention amid a political and agricultural climate.
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Olf
Charley Hartsough
Hooker
South Dakota
United
Beck
Saxeys
United State Senate
Seeccium
Hartsough
Naver
Ile
Knife Grinder Warns Of Camp Fuel Attack
In a Catskills camp, two girls camped with a Girl Scout group face potential danger as a knife-wielding grinder warns of an assault on their fuel supply. The odd warning ties to a dispute over keeping tools sharp and camp safety amid tense prospects in the region.
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Catskills
State 4-H Club Events At State Fair Attract Interest
Four-H club events at the State fair aim to draw attention this year led by H. M. Jones. Key activities include demonstration and judging teams, a health clinic, a club parade, and exhibits with medals and trips to Chicago for top scorers. County participants showcase farm and home projects before the grandstand on September 16.
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H. M. Jones
Florence E. Walker
Division of Child Hygiene
State Board of Health
The
Medical Association
Dental Association
Butler Club Members Recognized For Work Efforts
Mrs. Moore leads two club groups including the Butler's Better Sheer and the Butler Poly Growers of Dey 4o. The note highlights members' diligence and the women guiding club activities and community improvement efforts.
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Butler
Butler’s
Butlers Poly
Mra. L
Moore
Kansas 4-H Girls Go To State Fair As Baking Judges
Altamont Kansas 4-H club member explains three years in the program with sewing and baking prizes. The group earned gold seals and a trip to the American Royal livestock show in Kansas City. In their third year three members were selected as baking judges at Hutchinson state fair.
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Kansas
State Fair
Jolly Hearts
Kansas City
Hutchinson State Fair
Flying Needle Club Plans Local Exhibit
The Flying Needle Sewing club of Fedora held a meeting at the Oscar Green home on August 7 per reporter Marion Carpenter. They planned a local exhibit and achievement day inviting mothers and leaders, with a style revue featuring garments made by each member. Five members attended and shared stain removal methods during roll call. Alice Blagkenburg is the club’s local teacher.
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Flying Needle Club
Flying Needle Sewing Club
Fedora Hell
Oscar Green
Marion Carpenter
jIncel
Alice Blagkenburg
Minnehaha Girl Scout Troop Meeting Highlights
The Heron Girl Scouts opened with a flag drill and sang the Star Spangled Banner led by Mrs. Sibley. Helen Habicht played piano as Viola Hill earned first and second class health winner badges, Marjory Bastian won health badge, and tenderfoot instruction was given. The Bluebird patrol tackled first aid and signalling while Bobolinks pursued laundry, health, and home nurse badges. The group recited the promise, slogan, and laws before closing with Taps.
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Heron
Minnehaha
Sibley
Helen “Habicht
Zays Viola Hill
Bluebird
Bob
Pillows Made By Sewing Sallies at Able Home
A Sewing Sallies club meeting at the Able home last week saw twelve residents and two visitors attend. President Hesel Timperley led the session focused on pillow making, with a supper served by Jim Hostess. The next major gathering is planned for the Koplis home.
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Able
Hesel Timperley
Club Preekdent
Jim
Twenty Years Ago In Haron Notes Local Travel
Twenty years ago today in Haron several residents were mentioned. W A Roberts visited Mitchell with sister. Mrs RE Howard and son Lowall planned a Monday trip to Mis Gras Montana to visit Mrs Bowerd's sister Mrs Will Clarke for a few weeks. George Wagner commented on news from western state points. Attorney A K Gerdner returned from Lake Min toe vacation. George Brows of Furson noted in town. Ma Geet Eckhart arrived home.
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W. A. Roberts
Mitchell
RE. W. Howard
Lowalll
Misgras
Mont
Mis. Bowerd
Will Clarke
George Wagner
A. K. Gerdner
Lake Mintote
George Brows
Furon
Geet Eckhart
Madison
Joan Pyle
G. H. Sutphen
Parker
Kingery
J. DB. Ainsworth
Pierre
C. H. Ainsworth
Judge Taylor
Redfield
B. B.mcclaskey
Lagrange
Ind
L. A. Bangs
Fannie Bic- Cullough
Walsey
McCullough
L A. Churchill
Aberdeen
Warner
T. M. Simmons
Floyd
Hidden Proverb Row Gaery Puzzle and Local News
A long OCR fragment includes a mixed list of clues for a vertical and horizontal word puzzle, then moves to a string of local notices. It reports residents returning home from visits, judge and attorney travel, and plans for the Handy Helpers club Brown county raising funds via a city entertainment to support junior short course trips.
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Handy Helpers Club
Brown County
Open Forum on Grasshoppers and Drought in Farmers’ Year
In a letter to the editor the writer asks how drought and grasshoppers affect the community and what steps can destroy grasshoppers to save crops next year. He urges timely action and compares inaction to letting a house fire burn, noting the need for focus on the basic industry and national war attention.
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Europe
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Associated Prez
Amocified Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulation
PPAHE
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Argus-Lasder
To & Pleesere
Reed
Petrieve
Eral
Pepo
Oskotm
Tierchy
Dom
Ahems
Joel
Duterta
Tohousanda
State Fair Club
National Club Congress
Chicago
State Fair Board
Parke, Davis and Company
C. L. Kerr
Twin City
Minneaplis
Mentholatumi Company
Wichita
Kan
One Vian Farade
Haron
Persia
Beersheba
Tiny Gulf Mound
Aloe
Cayl
Voltaire
de Soto
FREE
Ba Soto
Jean
Pasa Eens
Com
Stenighe Savedelet
L-K Motor Company
Huron, S. D
Dakota
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