Federal Agencies Plan To Launch Counter-Offensive Against Drouth
Federal forces plan a relief irrigation counter-offensive against drought in several regions next spring. The Bureau of Reclamation will lead with engineering, followed by WPA labor and FSA project management. Approved sites include Buford-Trenton in North Dakota Buffalo Rapids No. 2 in Montana and Rapid Valley near Rapid City with costs totaling about 9 million across three schemes and more to come under Wheeler-Case act funding.
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Clark H. Galloway
Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Works Projects Administration
Farm Security Administration
Northern Great Plains
Congress
Burton Kler
Montana
Francis H. Case
South Dakota
Reclamation Bureau
WPA
FSA
Buford- Trenton
North
Dakkota
Buffalo Rapids
Rapid City
Buford-Trenton
Missouri River
Yellowstone River
Rapid Creek
Rapid Valley
Reclamation
John Page
Page
Irrigation Study Shows Regional Farm Stabilization
Commissioner Page cites a study by the Northern Great Plains committee finding that irrigation development of one acre in a small project area could stabilize livestock and agricultural industries across 20 to 25 neighboring acres. The result will meaningfully affect farmers in the region through simple multiplication.
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Smal
Page
Great Plains
Battle of Music Christmas Night at Huron Pavilion
Christmas night entertainment tops Huron area plans as the Langbehn brothers present their Louis Lang and Lloyd Behn orchestras in a battle of music at the Huron pavilion two miles east of town on highway 14. The two ensembles, plus a joint full-band finale, promise lively rivalry and festive dances. In Highmore a daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Everett Ras of Miller at Sammon's Maternity Home. formerly Miss Gladys Falkenhainer.
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Battle of Music
Langbehn Brothers
Huron Pavilion
Huron
Louis
Lloyd
Louis Lang
Lloyd Behn
Loyd Behn
Highmore
Den
Everett Ras
Miller
Sammon’s
Raske
Gladys Falkenhainer
Nancy Bridges Named Personality Girl of 1940 Br
Nancy Bridges, 14, of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, is America's Personality Girl of 1949 after winning a $2,000 dramatic scholarship among 398 entrants. She declines dating, defends a fresh glamour, and contrasts it with 1939 glamor and oomph girls, as agency head John R. Powers selects her in New York.
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NEW_YORK
Nancy Bridges
Lebanon
America
Miss Bridges
Mary Bentz
Ziegfeld
Mama
Nancy
New York
John R. Powers
Yesteryear
KruGan praised as best medicine by Huron resident
William Burger, a long time Huron resident, credits KruGon with transforming his health after severe constipation, headaches, dizziness, and insomnia. He reports restored digestion, relief from dizzy spells, and restful sleep after using KruGon purchased at Humphrey Drug Store.
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KruGan
Qute
KruGon
Humphrey
T KruGon
Mr. Burger
Hitchcock Sunday School Plans Christmas Program
Hitchcock Methodist Church hosts a Christmas program Sunday at eight. The program features songs, readings, recitations by children, a pantomime, a one act play and a flute solo, concluding with Joy to the World by the congregation.
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Hitchcock
Alluncuck
Hitchcock Methodist Church
Mr. Shreve
Ruth Dubois
Jo Ann Gilbert
Santa Claus
Willis Gilbert
Bea
Jimmie Mortimer
True Blues
Blower
Dorothy Algier
Bride-Elect Evelyn Faris Partyed At Hitchcock Shower
Mrs Earl Shepherd nee Evelyn Faris was honored at a bridal shower held at the home of Mrs Hurley Farris last Friday afternoon. Lunch was served by hostesses Mrs Ralph Rawstern and Mrs Harold Gilbert, and cousin of the bride.
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Sridal
Hitchcock
Specia
Earl Shepherd
Evelyn Farris
Hurley Farris
Ralph Rawstern
Harold Gilbert
Ant
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SILEX
Westinghouse
Corner
Std
Dakota
Elston
Voice of
B.C
Red
Auto Supply &Service
Huron, 3. D
Habicht
Munsingwear
Balbriggan
Ijsik
Munsing Union
Roger Greene
Wiliam Burger
Third St
H. H. Humphrey
HH. Humphrey Drug Store
William Burger
Kid Nightingale
John Payne
Rio
Victor McLaglen
Basil Hathbone
Leo Carrillo
Harum
Montgomery Eee
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