News agency credits and advertising reps notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive e publication rights for dispatches credited or not in this paper. The notice lists national advertising representatives Arthur Laggs Associates with offices in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and regional press bureaus and contact telephone 4151.
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Associated Press
Arthur Alagg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Omaha
Nebr
Denver
Coto
San Francisco
Calif
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press Avan
Minneapolia
Minn
No Easy Task for Next U.S. President
The piece warns that regardless of the winner the White House occupant will face immense stress. The president must steer foreign policy amid rising global danger, defend against natural threats to agriculture, and sustain American prosperity. He will be blamed for unemployment outcomes while needing to rally morale and unity. Roosevelt or Landon are noted as potential leaders deserving sympathy.
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America
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Garth
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Landon
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Maryland
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Ohio
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North
Abraham Lincoln
Tekes Doer
CCC Boys Earn Praise For Firefighting Efforts
The Conservation Corps camps, long praised for discipline and efficiency, are credited with outstanding performance in fighting extensive forest fires this summer. Observers on every fire line commend the corps for courage and thoroughness, reflecting well on American youth.
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CCC
The
Conservation Corps
American youth prove sturdy amid postwar challenges
The passage lauds young Americans as the same breed as earlier war heroes, noting their teamwork on high school football teams and their enduring character. It argues a period of hardship has not broken their fiber, and that given work and opportunities they will justify elders' faith.
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Zame
America
Go North Young Man Go North In Alaska Dairy Veggie Boom
Alaska embraces a new pioneer wave as farmers arrive with equipment to cultivate the Kenai Peninsula and Tanana Valley. The Matanuska colony thrives with 15 percent families and 410 children as markets grow for vegetables and dairy. Veterans from the Dust Bowl era head north in search of secure vegetable farming futures, suggesting Alaska can absorb far more than today. The Kenai may hold room for up to 100000 more settlers, signaling a broad opportunity beyond the original relief project.
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Alaska
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Tanana
Fairbanks
John W. Troy
Juneau
Chambers of Commerce of
West
Territory
United States
Breathstricken
Maska
Horace Greeleylu
Climate fiddling by engineers sparks debate on dams and lakes
Minneapolis Journal weighs artificial climate modification, noting pilots report Lake Mead cooling nearby air but lacking moisture data. The piece criticizes damming and pond creation as presumptive meddling, recalls earlier drainage projects, and suggests North Dakota’s Missouri River diversion could be beneficial.
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Minneapolis Journal
Lake Meade
Buelder Dam
Nevada
California
Kansas
North Dakota
Missouri River
Russian plant expert tours South Dakota farming study
Dr A S Essipov head of Russia's plant breeding section concluded a two day tour of experiments at State College in South Dakota. He met Dr N E Hanson who imported crested wheat grass seed in 1997 and observed dryland farming and soil erosion programs. Essipov will take back improved seeds to Russia with Hanson aiding translation.
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Broosxings
A. S. Essipov
Russian Commissariat of Agriculture
State College
Essipov
N. E. Hanson
State College Horticulture Department
Russia
Selentiat
Ares
South Dakota
Essipay
Hansen
Texas
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Federal action on open season for wild ducks urged by report
A July bulletin from the United States Biological Survey warns of massive duck losses across the Northern Great Plains and Canadian breeding grounds. It notes breeding grounds in Alberta and Saskatchewan suffer drought effects, with 50 to 90 percent losses in Canada and the Dakotas, Montana, urging federal responsibility to curb duck harvest this year.
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Minneapolis Journal
Rgeney
United States Biological Survey
Great Plains
Canada
Albenta
Saskatchewan
United States
Dakotas
Montana
Organization Drives Voter Turnout Across Parties
Washington reports about 70 million eligible voters in the last election with 47 million registered and 42 million voting, a 62 percent turnout. Democratic and Republican efforts are expanding headquarters and field operations, highlighting organizational power and the need for reliable voter delivery on election day.
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Washington
Ayemerert
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron Dr and Mire J B Annis with Miss Mabel Dickey left Monday for a motel trip through Iowa. They will visit relatives in Davenport and attend a chiropractic convention. Families of Baraboo Wisconsin and Hitchcock South Dakota returned from Big Stone Monday with wives. Mrs J Coshun resigns as librarian of Huron Carnegie Library to move to Seattle with her son Aborney Ralph Coshun. Camp Fire Girls of Jim River Camp hosted mothers at a musical at 900 Town Street. Mrs Albert Robinson and daughter Bernice and son David plan a summer return from Beaver Dam Wisconsin and Lake Jonka trip. Mr Robinson to join later.
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Mire
J. B. Annis
Mabel Dickey
Iowa
Davenport
J. W. Dove
Baraboo
Wis
Franz James
Hitchcock, S. D
Big Stone
John Sauer
Charles Sauer
Doyle
J. Coshun
Board of Control
Huron
Jim River Camp
George Bauman
Town Street
Mise Anna Lundberg
Mises
Esther Dean
Edith Bauman
Maze
Red Cross Life Saving Award Recipients Named
Ruth Andrews announces that municipal pool lifeguards and Red Cross examiners passed life saving tests. Senior winners include Hazel Harveststock Kenneth Bradley Kenneth Wermerson Kenneth Hammill Wendell Andrews. Junior winners are James Zagona Graham and Merrell Helder. Mrs G B Johnson recovers at home after surgery in Mitchell.
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Miller
Ruth Andrews
Hed Cross
American Red Cross
Hazel Haverstock
Kenneth Bradley
Kenneth Wer- Merson
Kenneth Hammill
Wendell Andrews
James and Zagona Graham
Merrell Helder
Visit in Newell Ends Quiet Weekend Stay
Ava 27 visits Newell with Mr and Mrs Nattensmeier and song Dost, ald and fer, staying over weekend with Br Nettensreisr’s brother AH Neltensmeier.
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Ava
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Mea
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AH. Neltensmeier
Crop Insurance in Kind Aims to Stabilize Plains Wheat
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration outlines a voluntary crop insurance in kind plan for Great Plains wheat farmers to stabilize yields and prices. The program would use county committees to set individual base yields, with premiums paid in wheat or cash, and government purchases to maintain a national reserve to guard growers in lean years.
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Great Plains
New Deal
Joseph
Egypt
Exodus
Roosevelt
AAA
Henry Wallace
Jones
South Butte
United States
Chicago
America
China
American Prairies
Lemke's Madison Visit Is Cancelled
Chicago August 7 William Lemke North Dakota congressman and Union Party presidential candidate had a planned Farmers Union picnic appearance at Madison D next Sunday cancelled yesterday as campus speaking plans were revised to include a nine day west coast swing in mid September Campaign manager John Nystul issued an urgent demand for appearances in California Washington Oregon and Montana prompting the schedule shift The West Coast tour runs from September 10 to 18 likely opening with a Los Angeles meeting
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Lemke
Madison
Chicago
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union Party
Farmers Union
Suneday
John Nystul
California
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Tor
Los Angeles
R. N. A. Lodge Nets August Meeting Notes
The R. N. A. lodge held its regular monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at Mrs. M. A. C. Millers home. Members were entertained by songs from Lola Miller and Matilda Jones before Mrs. Miller served refreshments.
Visits Pin Mary Kosher at Powlowskis Lane Lane
Mrs Mary Kosher of Portland Oregon spent the past week at the Powlowskis home in Lane visiting old friends in Lane County.
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Mary Kosher
Portlad
Ore
Wil Powlowski
Lane
Lanny
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