Grasshopper Situation For 1934 In South Dakota
State and federal entomologists report heavy grasshopper infestations likely in central South Dakota during 1934 though less severe overall than 1931 and 1922. The outlook urges farmers to plant insect resistant crops such as early maturing grains and sorghum, to replace part of corn acreage in infested areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
College Extension Service
U. S. Force
Hughes, Hyde
Sully
Potter
Stanley
Tripp
Meilette
Lyman
Gregory
Brule
Jerauld
Charles Mix
Campbelly Faulk
Spink
Beadle
Hutchinson
United States Agriculture Department
State College
Ita
Gettysburg Dog Nurses Orphan Pig to Maturity
Gettysburg February 27 A German police dog named Queen owned by Lawrence Sheets caretakes a motherless Jinle pig on the Okobojo country farm. Queen nurses and cleans the orphan, acting as its guardian as it grows to about 100 pounds. The pig and dog form a brother sister bond, though Queen still chases other hogs and cattle from the house yard. Queen is also noted as an excellent cattle dog and cherished by her owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Queen
Lawrence Sheets
Okobojo
Sheets
Mr. Shetts
Federal Reserve Report Flags Mixed January in Ninth District
Minneapolis based Federal Reserve notes January business volume slipped year over year in the ninth district while December to January indexes showed gains after seasonal adjustment. Debits and marketings fell, but the country check clearings index rose to its highest in over six months as some building contracts and grain marketings increased. Farm income and product prices were down versus January last year, with wheat, flax and rye showing gains in returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Northwestern
Christian Endeavor Meeting Led by Mecia Wall
The Christian Endeavor society met with Mecia and Bonnie Wall on February 22. Twenty one members attended the meeting led by Mecia Wall.
Tuesday Club Meeting Cleared With Varied Program
The Tuesday club met at the Howard Trash home Tuesday afternoon for a varied program. The next meeting is scheduled for February 29 at the W. K. Maight home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Howard Trash
W. K. Maight
Radio Features the Best in Radioland
Radio listings show B A Rolfe and 40 tunemakers back on WEAF NBC for an hour weekly. The revival includes Jacqueline Solomons Ken Murray and Bing Crosby among guests with a mix of concert pieces and humor. The schedule spans WEAF NBC WABC CBS and NBC programs with tributes, choral segments and varied musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaf-Nbc
Frank Black
WEAF
NBC
Jacqueline Solomons
Ken Murray
Henry Hadley
Weslie Revell
WABC
CBS
Bing Crosby
Burns and Allen
Ai. P
Medbury
Waring
Nino Martini
Barlow
Blunt services for William F Roach held after illness
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Kofski officiating. Interment followed in Blunt. William F Roach died after a period of illness and was laid to rest with the help of church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kofski -Offici
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. D
Ford
Federal Reserve Report
Wressington
Wessington
LB. Johnson
Sara. Dewing
Huron
Sioux City
John Milan
Sadie Cummings
Gerald Ross
Mitchell
Dakota-Nebraska
U. & Biological Survey
Louis Knowles
Custer Nations
Harding County
Christian Endeavor
Radioland
C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
Time
Central Standard
New York
B.A. Rolfe J
Areaback
Portrait of Washington
Downey and
Nevis
George Washington
Master Singers Chorus
Rotary International
Four Point
Betty Btarthell
WIZ
Cornerstone Jaying
Department of Justice
Vicks Vaporub
Lace
BAYON
Montgomery Ward & CO
Hoover
Ward's
Montgomery
Ward's Riverside
Ward
Minnesota State
Riverside Oil
Pennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!