This Date in South Dakota History Delinquent Births and Deaths
A compact notice recounts notable South Dakota historical events and births. It lists figures such as Joseph W. Parmiey Ipswich born 1861 and James G. Hopkins born 1870, plus Carl C. Lawrence and Lewis Benson. It notes a historic blizzard with 112 deaths and Walter E. VanDenmark killed in a home incident, with Charles V. Trumble dying at Lead City in 1922.
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Joseph W. Parmiey
Ipswich
James G. Hopkins
Pennington County
Lexington
McLean County
Ilinois
Carl C. Lawrence
Madison
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Lewis Benson
Flandireau
Norway
John Hinning
Walter E. VanDenmark
Alexandria
Charles V. Trumble
Lead City
Government farming programs cited by Klein stir optimism
The article reviews the department of agriculture annual report highlighting scientific work aiding farming. It notes livestock disease control testing 11,000,000 cattle for tuberculosis, hog cholera prevention, parasite reduction, soil surveys, poultry and cattle breeding research, and plants daylight studies. It mentions broader extension and new feeding, management, and meat cooking findings for livestock, wool yield factors in sheep, and increased egg production through breeding and diet.
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Israel Klein
NEA Service
Department of Agriculture
Klein
Farmers of America
Who's Who
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Plant Industry
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Legacy of Andrew Jackson highlighted at Minneapolis dinner
A Minneapolis Journal report notes Jackson Day observances Tuesday night where Democrats honored Andrew Jackson and Woodrow Wilson. The piece credits Jackson with shaping the American Presidency as a powerful office defending the people against Congress and courts, a precedent impacting Lincoln, Cleveland, Wilson, Roosevelt, and modern leadership.
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Niagara Falls Preservation Treaty Draft Fragment
Fragmentary text discusses Ottawa treaty aims to safeguard Niagara Falls and its scenic integrity. Mentions water diversion and dam plans, with notes on observer perception and the fall’s enduring appearance amid changes.
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Christian Sciences
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Shoe Falls
United States
20 Years Ago Today in Huron
Local items note a reception for new students by WCA and MCA in the dorm dining hall with brief addresses by Miss Jessie Walker and Howard Risenbark. The first year class totals 33. Various residents travel or return: Sam Warnock to Chicago with Mrs. Warnock, Miss Alice Clow to Pierre, Mrs. Dr. Chambers to Wapheton, Will Griffen to Hawarden, Miss Blanche Richards to Ely Court, Dr. Carson from Groton, J C Milne to Iroquois for Home Guardians duties, Ernest Costain family back to Parker, after a short visit. Temperature report recorded as zero yesterday.
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Howard Risenbark
Sam Warnock
Chicago
Blanche Richards
Ely Court
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Academy
Dr. Carson
Groton Monray
J. C. Milne
Iroquois
Home Guardians
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Parker
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