Tomatoes May Be Saved From Blossom End Rot
Dr Harvey of the University of Minnesota says ethylene gas treatment helps tomato crops suffering blossom end rot. The process, patented by the university, ripens tomatoes picked green and reduces loss due to drought and rot. Gas cost for a carload is under ten cents, and growers are urged to plan centralized treatment for small lots.
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St. Paul
Finn
Rob Harvey
University Asm
Harvey
University of Minnesota
Emab
Sioux Falls College Offers Five Year Nurses Course
Sioux Falls College announces a five year nurses training program in cooperation with Sioux Valley and McKennan hospitals. The curriculum includes four to five degree paths and extension work in physiology anatomy and psychology with full college credit. Enrollment for the pre year begins September 2 with courses for hospital nurses and college students taught in McKennan classrooms.
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Sioua Falls
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Valley Hospital
McKennan Hospital
C. R Sattgas
Sioux Widley Hospital
MicKennan Hospital
McBennan
AO. Fenkaisryd
Lainer Raphael
TécHennan Hospital
Suu
Two Injured In Onida Harvestfield Accidents
Two grain field mishaps reported this week in Onida involve Kenneth Starbuck and another worker. Starbuck sustained a foreho r d injury and lost consciousness briefly when a threshing machine feeder engine malfunctioned. both workers were injured during August harvest activities.
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Onida
Kenneth Starbuck
ftMieine
Stringer
Rothrock Leads Geological Mapping In Fall River County
Vermillion Aug 2 A two month field trip by EP Rothrock state geologist and head of the University of South Dakota geology department maps the Cascade and Chilson anticlines in Fall River county. The survey aims to provide the most detailed public report on these structures. Students MEL Kirby Ben Heiss Robert Parfort and Lester Olson accompany the party.
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EP. Rothrock
Department of Geology
University of South Daakota
Cascade and
Chilson
Fall River
Cascade
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Ardmoore
Wyoming
Rothrock Tre
State Geological Survey
Vermil- Ho
Agar Boy Recovers From Odd Accident
Bobby Stith son of Mr and Mrs Mike Smith is recovering after being struck by a truck while crossing the street He was chewing an all day sucker when the incident occurred and Dr Hart of Gnida treated a throat wound from the stick involved in the accident
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Agar Boy
AGAR
Bobby Stith
Mike Smith
State Garden Showcases 13 Drug Plants in South Dakota Garden
Brookings August 20 state college medicinal plant garden displays more than a dozen drug plants including Ephedra sinica and Cascara trees. Dr Karl Rang oversees the garden with seed origins from Peking Union Medical College. Other species shown include opium, rhubarb, spearmint, caraway, coriander, ginger, and belladonna. The garden is split between medicinal and floral sections and highlights ongoing efforts to cultivate hardier cultivars and larger seed yields.
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Brookings
United States
Montana
State College Medicinal Plant Garden
South Dakota
China
Bernard E Read
Department of
Pharmacology
Peking Union Medical College
Peping Ching
Asz
State College
Read
Karl Rang
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Dean ER
Serles
Floyd LeBlanc
Bella
Donna
Socrates
Greece
Onida Builds 16 by 48 Foot Elevator Near Farm
Onida Aug 20 special service dispatch reports Serbou stk and Corning contractors are constructing a grain elevator 16 by 48 feet and 29 feet high on W H Dursevits farm 14 miles east of Onida. Dursteins feed many cattle and hogs.
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Onida Stock
Onida
Serboustk and
Corning
Sunday School Suspended for Convention Attendees
Wayland reports Sunday school will not meet to allow church members to attend the convention. The change removes the usual classes on Sunday and enables participation in the larger gathering.
Garden of plants grows since 1916 with many varieties
Since its establishment in 1916 the garden has cultivated over a hundred plant varieties. Visitors arrive daily to explore the diverse species, including ornamental and medicinal types, reflecting the site’s long horticultural tradition.
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Ipoate
Slocoma
Pharma
Value Of Education Is Seen This Year
The piece argues that rising college receipts and credit transcripts show the value of education during hard economic times. It notes students delaying college due to recession, urging borrowing now as a prudent investment. Parents increasingly sacrifice to fund education, viewing it as a future return.
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Elso
Hot Springs Pastor Resigns for Tennessee Move
Dr C Levi Shelby pastor of United churches resigns after a year in Hot Springs to lead a Presbyterian church in Greerfield Tennessee. He cites better church and educational facilities for himself and children and says the move is a protection. The Greerfield church had called him earlier. Andrew Bakke a local carpenter was badly injured August 20 when he fell from a scaffold on the Rob Rasmussen farm northeast of Howard landing on a rock pile after a ten to twelve foot drop.
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Hot Springs
Tennessee Hot Springs
C. Levi Shelby
United Churches
Greerfield
Tenn
Rock Pile
Howard
Andrew Bakke
Rob Rasmussen
Bakke
All Are Urged To Attend State Fair In South Dakota
Pierre August 20 Attendance at the South Dakota state fair at Huron next month was urged by State Secretary of Agriculture Frank D. Kriebs who outlined plans for agricultural, industrial and educational exhibits and an entertainment program. The five day exposition runs September 1 to 12 with a well balanced program for all ages. Last year 185 000 attended. Cattle from several states horses from top breeding establishments and sheep and hogs from prize herds will bolster live stock displays. Dairy and poultry exhibits will be shown in special buildings. Machinery exhibits and farm household equipment are contracted for. Women’s exhibits baby contests 4-H club work and school exhibits are featured. Entertainment includes horse races and automobile races with shows and carnival attractions and a 60 person musical production A Cycle of Hits. The north wing of the agricultural building will house farm organizations and tent city on the east grounds will add judging facilities A fire camping ground will be maintained again.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Huron
Frank D. Kriebs
Secretary of Agriculture
Woany
Kriebs
Parsons
South Dakota Governor Proclaims State Fair Week
Pierre August 2042 Governor Bulow proclaims September 12 as South Dakota’s version week urging all residents to attend the fair. The note highlights diversified features for family entertainment and hints the 2042 fair may be the best in state history despite a stray line about alum and China.
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Pierre
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
Mrs Currell Heads District in Nazarene Women’s Mission
Nazarenes elected Mrs Currell as president of the Women’s Mission Society in the central northwest district. Reelected officers include Mrs Ellen Newberg second vice president Mrs Lee Bates corresponding secretary and Mrs Anta Gunderson treasurer. Newly elected officers are Mrs George McDonald first vice president Mrs J O Schapp recording secretary and Mrs A L Miller superintendent of study.
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Currell
Nazarenes
Women's Mission Society of
Central Northwest
Nazarene
Ellen Newberg
Robbinsdale
Minn
Lee Bates
Resholt
Anta Gunderson
Minneapolis
George McDonald
Loomis
J. O. Schapp
Fergus Falls
A. L. Miller
Hammer Breaks Fight With Rattlers Ends
CHAMBERLAIN Aug 2 Frank Van Schaack pioneer Chamberlain businessman visited his daughter Mrs Tom Spert near Kadoka and while there a rattlesnake bite struck him on the forefinger after he killed two rattlers with a hammer. He sought help and is now recovering from the poison.
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Chamberlain
Frank van Schaack
Tom Spert
Kadoka
Assessed Valuation Of Minnehaha Is Trimmed
Sioux Falls reports by county auditor Earl A. Tyler show a 1,206,835.92 dollar drop in Minnehaha county rural agricultural lands' assessed value due to a state tax commission three percent cut. The reduction per acre will be slightly more than a dollar, Tyler says.
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Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Earl A. Tyler
Minnehaha County
State Tax Commission
Tyler
Elevator Contract Awarded at Lake Andes
Aug 20 contract notice from Farmers' Cooperative Elevator names Oglesby company of Madison as winner to rebuild a modern 20,000 bushel elevator replacing the burned structure. Price set at 9,500 dollars with steel covered wood construction and modern saving machinery. Completion in 60 days.
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Lake Andes
Farmers’ Cooperative Elevator
Oglesby Company
Madison
Madison Opens Paved Street With Modern Thoroughfare
Madison opens Second Street West after paving. Work on street parking grading continues. White wat ramp posts installed, marking a modern thoroughfare. Sioux Falls reports corn in Minnehaha County at 25 to 30 percent of scrap. grain operators and county agent Ralph Hartung note large, good quality small grain yields.
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Madison Madison
Second Street
Madison
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Ralph Hartung
Corns Gone Big And Small With Radox Foot Bath
The ad touts Radox foot baths to remove corns swiftly by nightly soaks for several days. It promises hard skin on heels will soften, leaving flawless feet and suggests asking Longs for the product.
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Radox
Englanc
Stax
America
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