Nitrate debate and Muscle Shoals power questioned
Article notes Congress disputes Muscle Shoals output limited to fertilizer by products and highlights Fertilizer Review data. It compares Muscle Shoals to Conowingo's 380000 horsepower, analyzes global nitrate trends, and cites industry struggles, firm failures, and profits declines across nations and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Muscle Shoals
George W. Norris
Fertilizer Review
National Fertilizer Association
Conowingo
Susquehanna
Pennsylvania
Fust
Waldenburg
Germany
Silesian
United States
World Grow
Catalogue note on garden wares and nursery items
A fragmented catalog entry references items for gardens and nursery work. It mentions cash, sow, end purserymaen, and various unclear terms. The legible portion suggests a listing of gardening goods or plant nursery supplies with monetary details.
Seed Catalog Advice From County Agent For Farmers
The fragment suggests farmers should consult their county agent before placing extensive seed orders. It notes the seed catalogue is a horticultural heaven though appearances may decline and warns against relying solely on glossy pictures of tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seedemay
Ovis
Lkely
Budget problems in Nebraska budget clash with South Dakota outlook
The Nebraska governor proposes a 42.5 million dollar budget for the next biennium while South Dakota lawmakers vow restraint. Observers note governors often see their budgets exceeded, and concern grows that economy drives may curb worthwhile state activities despite good intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Life of a legislator and the tax question
A Dakotan editorial reflects on the life of a legislator elected to represent constituents at Pierre. It discusses political pressures at caucus, influence from party leaders, and the push for tax reductions. The piece argues for economic solutions and notes the persistent tension between reformers and career politicians.
Great Need in Country Amid Hunger Crisis
A fragment notes growing hunger in cities with masses left hungry while a vast Poor Relief effort appears inadequate. Mentions a great scarcity affecting many, urging aid and action from authorities and relief agencies. The readable bits imply national distress and calls for help.
Free trip winners praise 4H short course in Huronite
Joy Byml nel praises the Brookings short course as a life changing experience for 50 4H members in Huron. Clara Merle Schwartz of Dakota Belles and James Stoner of Huron cite education and leadership gains with county agents and local leaders. The piece notes crop rotation lessons and livestock and meat class activities, plus ongoing club pride and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Bymnell
Metter
Brookings
Hurch
Jolly Workers of
Bonilla
Clara Merle Schwartz
Huron
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Mre
Nellie May
James Stoner
R. A. Cave
O. V. Olson
W. H. E. O- Pigan
Carl Christengen
James E. Brooking
Onida
Busines
Lee Jones Reviews Brookings Trip and Dinner Debate
Lee Jones reviews a trip to Brookings where books were given to members. A debate was set for the next seating with Vernon Veigier and Van Sees involved. Lena wore a gown at the event. An oyster copper carving and a poem were noted, referencing Victor James and cheb papacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Veigier
Van
Lena
Tae
Victor James
Cheb Papacher
Service Is The Biggest Thing Says Ex Leader Scarboro
Ex leader Paul J. Scarboro told 600 junior 4 H club members at the State college auditorium that service is the key to happiness and lifelong success. He praised 4 H work as teaching boys and girls to prepare for tomorrow, live by strong principles, and believe in their own ability to succeed. Scarboro, now superintendent of the State school of agriculture, cited club work as fostering friendship and broad personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bervice
Paul J. Scarboro
South Dakot
State College Auditorium
Scarboro
State School of Agriculture
Barberry Battle Gains Ground In Minnesota Schools
4 H club members and rural school pupils in Minnesota lead a barberry eradication effort under Dr L N Melander of the University farm school. Students find infested farms, win medals, and aid future surveys in Goodhue and Rice counties as preparations for a statewide rust survey continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
L. N. Melander
University Farm School
Melander
Featherstone Township
Goodhue County
Conference For Prevention of
Stanley Swenson
Rice County
Sunshine 4-H Girls Hold Regular Meeting at Agnes Branberg Home
Sunshine 4-H Club met January 14 at Agnes Branberg home with Ethel David reporting. Members split tasks by year with bag making and sewing undergarments while younger girls darned and tied. A lunch prepared by hostess and daughters Agnes and Mary Burn Burns accompanied the close. A separate item notes a blaze at the Eggleston farm six miles north of Bancroft damaging hay fodder and some livestock. no insurance. Also a hearing notice regarding a probate matter appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine 4-H
Mike
Agnes Bran— Gebburg
Ethel David
Aspaar
Agnes
Mar
Bancroft
Bern
Open Forum debate on state coal mine and political bias
The letter critiqued S. X K Way for misrepresenting state coal policy. It cites messages to the 1925 1927 legislatures praising the state mine, urges fair trials for coal suitability, and notes higher lignite output and institutional purchases while questioning political uses of the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Watertown
Gunderson
S. X K. Way
Publi Opinion
Republican’ Party
South Dakota
Way
Busines
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Notices And Events
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs John Boerner and others are listed as pest, hospital and club members. A whist party hosted by Mr and Mrs Obman features prizes won by Mrs Rutherford and Mrs Dickson. A 4:30 am fire alarm for a blaze at the Frank Jaehn home on Dakota Avenue caused large response. losses estimated at 1260 to 1500 dollars. Miss Geraldine Veronica Dolan and Joseph Brinkman set a wedding for Wednesday at St Martin's church with a Dolan home reception to follow. Dolan is known locally and Brinkman resides in Cavour.
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John Boerner
Pest
Ellen Dickey
Hest. Com
John*Davis
M. E. Walton
Rec
William Tolmie
John Burke
Berg
Ann Griffith
Herman Weir
Mary Wilson
J. Gillispie
J. P
J. C. Klemme
John Koerner
F.C. Obman
S. C. Club
O. B E. Rutherford
Dickson
Frank Jaehn
Dakota Avenue
Geraldine Veronica Dolan
Joseph B. Brinkman
St. Martin's Church
Dean Desmond
Dolan
Sixth
Utih
Miss Dolan
Huron
Cavour
Denominations Represented Among University of South Dakota Students
Vermillion Jatt April reports show 36 percent of resident USD students have a church preference. Twenty denominations are represented with Methodists leading at 262, Congregationalists 191, Lutherans 153, Catholics 101, and Presbyterians 10. Other faiths include Christian, Christian Science, Reformed, Unitarian, Jewish, Evangelical, Mennonite, United Brethren, Friends, Swedish Tabernacle, and more. Three new churches costing about 250000 have risen in Vermillion alongside established Methodist, Congregational, Lutheran, Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist and Episcopal congregations.
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Vermillion
Jatt
University of South Dakota
J. H. Julian
Episcopalians
Christian
Christian Science
Reformed
Unitarian
Evangelical
Mennonite
United Brethren, Friends
Swedish Tabernacle
Guster
Lois Hanson obituary notes a life of purity and faith
Lois Marie Hanson born October 4 192? died December 1931 in an accident. Young in Washington school fourth grade and beloved by teachers. Active in Congregational church junior department she received a Bible and hoped to have her name inscribed in gold for attendance. Her short life centered on parents and community and she rests now with the Heavenly Father.
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Allll
Lois Marie Hanson
Arthur Hanson
Lais
Mife
Lois
Washington’ School
Lovi
Congregational Church School
Seccasion
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