Plan West River Farm Institute in South Dakota
A tentative outline outlines the West River Farm Development Institute to be held in Rapid City February 25 26 and 27 and at Belle Fourche February 23 with programs for farm men and women. Notable speakers include Ralph F Johnston Nick Cassler Oscar Mathews R B Pratt and others from state and national agriculture circles. The event aims to host about 1 000 participants with demonstrations on crops rotations weed eradication jelly making and livestock market classes.
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City
iWest
Rapid
Belle Fourche
Institute
Ralph F. Johnston
Brookings
Nick. CassLers
Rapht
Oscar Mathews
Ardm
Deans
Bannerman
Edgemont
Dro A
Rapid City County Health Doctra
Alwyin Waggoner
Philip
Asso ‘Ciation
Rosie Prevedet
Zella ‘Atnéson
Gerald Heebink
State College
Nny
D. Eriels
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Dean G. Larnen
Staite Collegé
Herman Jamez
University of South Dakota
Eucius Kinney
Ethel Wright
Dag
Henry Redbe
Spearfish
Mabel Senior
Gladys Pyle
Della Hinkley
Newell
W. G Lusk
Yank
Raph City
Ano Chicago
North Western Rail
State Chamber of Commerce
Rapid City Chamber of Committee
Ardmors
State Department of Agriculture
State College Extension Service
State Experiment Department
H. A O'Neil
Rapid City
Bisck Hills
West River Country
Ewn
Iowan recalls trip to Black Hills in 1876
Humboldt Iowa recalls Orion Clemens and E A Wilder recount 1876 journey to the Black Hills with 115 travelers. They faced Indian threats, lost horses at Crook City, and a lack of water to wash gold after the Custer era, finally returning to Rapid City. The Wilder family settled at Running Water near Brule River.
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Humboldt
Anec
Orion Clemens
Mark Twain
Nerrow
E. A. Wilder
Black Hills
Wilder
South Dakota
Orion Choemonsa
Ciemens
Keokuk
Muscatine
Oregon
Missy
Orion
Wilders
Clemens
Fort Pierre
Crook City
Whitewood
Rapid ‘City
Brale
Missouri
Etaske’s Rowbo Massaged Humboldt History
Etaske, returning to Humboldt, assisted in organizing the First National Bank and later served as its president. He shaped local finance and led the bank through formative years.
Danish Prime Minister Sees United Europe as Model for Postwar Europe
In a Copenhagen speech the Danish prime minister argues that Europe can look to the United States of America for cooperation rather than barriers. He warns of language and currency differences, national interests, and customs walls, but urges League of Nations leadership to foster cross border cooperation and a United Europe while acknowledging significant obstacles.
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Denmark
Europe
United” States
Statas
Lfe
United States of America
League’ of Nations
League
League of Nations
United States of Europe
M. Briand
France
League ‘Oll
United States
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary to be celebrated nationwide
Associated Press reports Boston marks 300 years of American life in 1920 with pageants parades and religious services from spring to winter. Key events include reenactment of Gov. John Winthrop’s Salem landing and the transfer of independent government, with the charter preserved in the statehouse. The celebration will also honor the founding of Boston and other colonial milestones.
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John Knox
Associated Press
Weller
Boston
Old Bay State
Atlantic Coast
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New Pagland
America
John Winthrop
Salem
Winthrop
Frank G. Allen
Strat
Charlea
Fragmentary Central Exposition Notes From State Event
Fragmented OCR text mentions central exposition and state level activity. It hints at audience throngs and possible display items such as garb or mingle fittings. Ambiguous wording suggests planned exhibits or stalls with stools, stocks, and decorative items during the event.
Germany's Beer Brings Wealth Analysis
German beer consumption rose steadily from 1924 to 1929, signaling economic consolidation under the Dawes plan. The 1928-29 report shows 65.2 million hectolitres annually, with per capita use climbing from 63 to 71 litres as wages rise and purchasing power expands despite higher taxes.
Religion Becomes Tool in Kemalist Economy Drive
The article notes Turkey's Kemalist government leaning on religion amid hard times. During Ramazan the mosques will be lit with economy slogans such as look out for others and the faithful will hear sermons from Angora’s Chief Mufti. It states economy is portrayed as patriotic and a religious duty under Allah who helps those who help themselves.
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Prieata
Angora
Allah
Census Supervisors to Meet This Month in Minneapolis
Groundwork for taking the 1920 census will be laid at a conference of Census Supervisors from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana February 10 in Minneapolis. H M Steuart of Washington head of the census bureau will attend with an advisory staff to explain the new undertaking and assist in planning the field work.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
North
Dakota
South
Montana
H. M. Steuart
Washington
Alviso
Department’ of. Commerce
Stuart
Traveling Gavel Presented to Cavour Odd Fellows
A traveling gavel in memory of R. N. Burlingame of the Watertown lodge was presented to the Cavour Odd Fellows at their Tuesday meeting It will be passed to the Watertown lodge later Several Odd Fellows from nearby Haro attended the gathering.
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Cavour
R. N. Burlingame
Watertown Lodge
Haro
Obituary for DIRS. JOHN HARRIS and Ada Noyes
Ada E. Noyes daughter of James and Cyntha Noyes born October 12 1867 Money Creek Minnesota eldest of three children. She grew to womanhood, educated locally then attended Winona Minnesota and finished at the State Normal school.
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John Harris
Ada E. Noyes
James and
Cyntha Noyes
Money Creek
Minn
Obituary of Mrs. J Harris of Adams Wisconsin 1930
The obituary notes birth in 1858, marriage to John Harris in 1887, residence in Money Creek and Adams Wisconsin, and active church and W C T U work. She died January 26 1930 at age 72 from a heart attack. Survivors include her husband three daughters four grandchildren and a brother Ernest Noyes in Central America.
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John Harris
Money Creek
Wiwhere
Adams
Frank
Ward Noyas
Mamoapois
Minn
D. A. Tuttle
Adams, Wis
Misa Coralyn Harrly
St. Louis, Mo
Mra. ¥.J. Zink
Huron
Ernest Noyes
Puerto Barrlos
Guatemala
Central America
Obituary Notice From Adams Wisconsin 1920
Formerly of Minneapolis, mourned by many friends. Funeral held Tuesday January 28, 1920 at 11 a m from D Al Tuttle home in Adams Wisconsin. Rev Barker officiated and burial was at Mount Repose Cemetery Friendship Wisconsin.
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Minneapolis
D. al Tuttle
Adams
Wis
Barker
Mount’ Repose Ceniery
Friendship
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