Trees Boost Crop Yields Reported by South Dakota Farmers
The Mitchell Republican cites a Colton nurseryman note that a 1896 farm near a grove yielded 70 bushels of corn per acre versus 20 in another field. The article argues trees raise moisture, rainfall, and humidity, lowering temps and evapotranspiration, and urges adopting Clark McNary act measures via state legislation to promote tree planting for farmers.
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Evening Huronite
Russia
Mitchell Republican
Mitchell
Dyhvig
Colton
Evening Republican
South Dakota
Comrse
Alfalfa Bill governor promises rebutted by reality
An editorial dissects the Alfalfa Bill Murray bid for Oklahoma’s governorship. It notes the candidate’s humble campaign boasts about living in a garage and pasturing sheep on the capitol lawn, then shows he emerged as a respected lawyer and reformer. The piece warns voters that campaign glitter does not always reflect policy or character.
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Mpen
Murray
Okloshoma
Oklahoma
Forman
Washington
Oklaboma
Obhishoms
Pasteurization Pioneer Solved Milk Safety Debate
The article discusses reformer efforts in New York led by an early pioneer who concluded raw milk endangered babies. It notes bacteriological work, 1802 pasteurization tests for the poor, and public protests over milk sterilization. It highlights praise for Governor Green naming Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of the securities commission and public approval.
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New York City
New York
Straus
Rockefeller Foundation
International Health ‘Board
Mr. Straus
Green Upas
Gladys Pyle
The
Securities Commission
Miss Pyle
Green
50 Havonite Trip Winners Attend Short Course
Back row names include James Brooking Sully Ida atner Hughes Clayton Kelsey Miner Mark Felthaus Miner George Pamp Beedle James Fuller Beadle Wayne Kastner Hand Clarence Laird Beadle Shafer Minnehaska Milton Brenden Clark James Stoner Beadle Harry Sel isbury Beadle. Second row lists Antoinette Ondricek Hyde Clara Schwartz Beadle Gwen dolyn Hervey Beadle Marie Ritter Beadle Lola Beall Beadle Loretta Kel ley Beadle Marcelin McNabee Beade Mikey McDonald Kingsbury Edgar Ivervon Clark. Fourth row includes Vivian Walton Hand Stoelia Wid amg Sink Lucile Kerar Spink Henry Dewitt Hyde Lee Jones Beadie Clement Olaon Campbell Lorene Bothwell Hand Smith. Row LeEtta Smith Beadle Gladys Bormem Spink Doris Pierson Beadle Agnes Brandenburg Sacborn Alta DeFedl Clark Irene Carpenter Winer Marguerite Seedenburg Hughes Ledta Osborn Spink Helen Atkins Potter Fern Parrett Faulk. Not Hurontte winners Not in picture Arden Larson Hughes Robert Worth Potter Adam Caldow Spink Louise Flansburg Sully.
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James Brooking
Sully
Ida” ‘Atner
Hughes
Clayton Kelsey
Miner
Mark Felthaus
George Pamp
Beedle
James Fuller
Beadle
Wayne Kastner
Hand
Clarence Laird
Shafer
Minnehaska
Milton Brenden
Clark
James Stoner
Harry Selisbury
Antoinette Ondricek
Hyde
Clara Schwartz
Gwendolyn Hervey
Mikey McDonald
Kingsbury
Edgar Iver
Von
Doris Huisman
Mand
Lois Murray
Marian Mann
Olaon
Campbell
Lorene Bothwell
Smith
Row
LeEtta Smith
Gladys Bormem
Spink
Doris Pierson
Agnes
Brandenburg
Sacborn
Alta DeFedl
Irene Carpenter
Winer
Marguerite Seedenburg
Ledta Osborn
Helen Atkins
Potter
Fern “Parrett
Faulk
Arden Larson
Robert’ Worth
Adam Caldow
Louise Flansburg
Indian Tax Strike Described As Gandhi Led Resistance
A British report chronicles Gandhi’s influence on a spreading passive resistance in India. Villages like Rupiapura refuse tax payments, threaten asset seizure, and endure poverty, with rebels migrating to princely territories while awaiting leaders to restore revenue and return houses to owners.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi Himelf
Bean
Rupiapura
Mahetama
Gandhi
Britain
Tropical Monkey Rumor Returns to Mitchell Weather
The Watertown Public Opinion reports a mysterious monkey at large near Mitchell amid wild climate talk. editors urge caution while noting derelict reports from newspaper boys. If apes invade South Dakota it could spark petitions for harsher winter conditions and a return to colder weather.
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Watertown
Mitchell
South Dakota
South Dakots
James Brooking Tells Of Trip To Brookings Junior Short Course
James E Brookings club member writes about the 1939 junior short course held at Brookings. He and Lawrence Serbousek rode to Blunt then train to Brookings, meeting other students arriving from Onida and beyond. Activities included registration, rehearsals, movies, games, talks, campus tours, church, and campus meals with faculty-hosted visits.
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James E. Brookings
James
Lawrence Serbousek
Brookings
Blunt
Onida
Naomi Dwyer
Alee
Broskings
Huron
Steet
H. M. Jones
Wate
Kohler
Eesking Suonder
Church of Our Choice
Smn
Campenite
Clark Leaguers Learn Songs for County Chorus
Clark county group members study all league songs as teachers require memory for chorus participation. Executive secretary DB Mills notes students must know selections from memory, listing songs and checking them off when mastered to prepare for county and state choruses.
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Clark Coounty
C. L
League
Clark County
DB. C. Mills
Miller Girls Change Name Of Sewing Club The Royal Rufflers
The Royal Rufflers of Miller 4 H sewing group held a Thursday meeting at clock at the home of leader Mrs Whittington with five members present. Shees der Health was the demonstration topic led by Genevieve Whittington. The next meeting is set for February 3 at Miller courthouse to start the sewing project, with roll call by naming stitches and proposed kinds. The club was formerly Miller Pep club.
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Miller
Whittington
Genevieve Whittington
Miller Court House
Febensry
Genevieve
Hitchcock Hustlers Plan Skating Party
Members of the Hitchcock Hustlers Day Calf club met at D. E. Danielson's home for a planning session. They scheduled a skating party at the next meeting hosted by H. C. Dubois and reflected on a year of activities including awards, officer elections, and travel outlays.
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Hitchcock Hustlers
D. £. Danielson
Albert Geald
H. C. Dubois
Jonch Seey
Hand 4-H Girl Wins Free Trip in State Short Course
Letters from Huron and surrounding areas praise the annual junior short course for 4-H members. Recipients like Doris Huisman and Leslie Lewis express renewed club enthusiasm, noting personal growth and opportunities created by the free trip and the support of Huron business and professional leaders.
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Doris Huisman
Huron
South Dakota
Hhuran
Parsons
J Ou
Leslie Lewis
Miller High School
Guyz
Son of
Clarence Lund
Blue Ribbon Dairy Club of
Whiteside
Twenty Years Ago In Haron A Local Reshuffle
Twenty years ago in Haron Josephine Diensen Kuni now of Andover, long a city resident, and Mr. Kuni planned to move from Minne rails to Randirn. He would join his parents in Calo and take a clerical position, while John Dimmes, already filling a Valley Creek role, is expected to continue in his current duties.
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Gils City
Josephine Diensen Kuni
Andover
Kuni
Minne
Randirn
Calo
Rey
Axl
Today’s Answer Will Found On Classified Ad Page
A brief note indicates that today’s answer will appear on the classified ad page. The item suggests readers check the print section for a forthcoming solution or clue. No additional names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Oe Chlassifel Ad
Huron Scouts To Consider Budget For 1931 At Meet
Erving Axelrad reports a Thursday troop meeting with 26 Scouts two officials Scoutmaster Gowdy and assistant Howard Kindly and three visitors present Aim to select a project for the Scout achievement contest Discussed hikes support meetings and materials for a trad project Members split into first class and below groups with Kindly in charge of 17 Scouts forming aim to develop a drill team Discipline emphasized to improve drill formations Four squads planned Tenderfoot and second class Scouts assisted in tests Homer Huntington passed a knife and hatchet test ready for second class court of honor Marshall Townsend and Irving Axelrad to lead troop in a new game to meet physical development merit badge Scrub patrol won 10 to 9 in Bringing home the Bacon The next meeting is Wednesday evening.
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Erving Axelrad
Gowdy
Howard
Axelrad
Tenderfoot
Ois
Homer Huntington
Court of Honor
Marshall Townsend
Irving Axelrad
Eac
Meetias
Medical Students To Attend Sioux Valley Meeting
Vermillion January 13. Medical students at the University of South Dakota will attend the mid winter meeting of the Sioux Valley Medical society in Sioux City January 20 and 21, according to J H Ghimacher director of the state health laboratory and president of the medical association.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Sioux Valley Medial Society
Sioux City
J. H. Ghimacher
State Health Laboratory
Medical Associato
University Medical School
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Real estate transfers include P Y Matz to Wow Moself and others in Yale Lot 4 Elk 1 Johns Add to Huron. John A Schnell to Augusta Schnell Newton Iowa for 1 dollar. Nettie M Waibel to City of Huron W 25 of Zot 3 4 Jeffia Resubdiv of Bike and 5 Fisher’s and Foster’s Ist Add to Huron. Sara T McKvaine to Albert Saith et ux Huron for 1 dollar. Mamie H Holcomb to Maurice Hole cont wt al for 2 dollars. Bee Fe Fnt 7 and E 108 t of 5B 18 lit and block 11 O T Baron.
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Beadle County Abstract and
Title Co
P. Matz
Moself
Yale
Johns
Huron
John A. Schnell
Augusta Schnell
Newton
Nettie M. Waibel
City of Huron
Gon
Jeffiia
Fisher’s
Foster
Sara T. McKvaine
Albert Saith
North
Mamie H. Holcomb
Maurice Hole
T. Baron
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