Advertising Representatives Directory Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists advertising representatives and offices for Arthur H. Houg & Associates and the Northwest Daily Press Association with locations in New York Minneapolis Denver Chicago San Francisco and other cities. It appears as an old directory snippet seeking department or contact person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Houg & Associates
New York
Kansas City
Motomabe
Nebr
Denver
Cole
San Frantisco
Calif
Chicago
Northwest Daily Press Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Seeds of a Prairie Evergreen: Lydick’s Shelterbelt Triumph
A Nebraska farmer J J Lydick near Craig began planting evergreens in 1910 to combat wind and drought. He built windbreaks from Austrian pine white pine Douglas fir concolor fir and spruces, protecting crops and livestock. The 44 concolor fir lines planted for the Nebraska State Capitol grounds showed the value of his shelterbelts in drought years 1934 and 1936, preserving yields and orchard bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frairie
M. B. Jenkins
American Forests
American Forestry Association
J. J. Lydick
Craig
Nebraska
Nebraska State Capitol Commission
State House
Missouri River
Burt County
Iydick
Mohammed
Geod
Lydick
Itere
Mc Aydick
Evan
Drouth
Colorado
Norway
Shelterbelts Lift Yields and Soil Health Across Prairie Farm
A Nebraska farmer touts windbreaks and soil care as keys to high yields without irrigation. He explains how sheltered crops thrive, soil stays light and friable, and moisture is conserved, linking these practices to J. Sterling Morton’s Arbor Day forestry vision and broader prairie farm success stories.
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United States
Lcick
Nebraska
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Day
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
Four editorials selected from a large South Dakota newspaper collection are presented for contemporary historical reference. Open during office cuts for readers of the Evening Huronite to study political review or merchant ink information. Papers reside in the library near the Newsroom on the second door of the Huronita Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
State Planning Board
John Jacob Berzellus
Gotlieb Gaim
Gripsholm
Sweden
T. C. Madison
U.S
Madison
Ft. Hangall
Nebraska
Gregory County
United States
Plains
North America
Mexico
McKenzie River
Missouri River
Elate
West-River
Parlier
Federalen
Pierre
Sobrara
South Dakota State Planning Board
Elation
State College
Poliical Review
Iining Huronita
Scramble of Scrap Export Debate Splits Washington and Minnesota
In Washington the fight over steel and iron scrap export restrictions rages, with Kennedy backing government scrapping of junk and big lobbies pressing for the foreign market. Minnesota politicians Air fears over a federal judgeship as Farmer-Labor delegates edge toward Judge Vince Day while Lundeen and Shipstead waver, risking party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moon
Julignee
United Mllionaire
Schwellenbach
Austin
Vermont
House
Representative Kopplemann
Connecticut
Hull
Mr. Kennedy
Templex
Islalion
Finyd B. ‘Qlson
George Sullivan
U. S
St. Au
Judge Day
Minnesota
House of Representatives
Lundeen
Shipstead
Day
Sullivan
Olson
Diary entry from Central South Dakota farm woman
A diary passage from June 2 describes a hot day with tasks postponed, hens under the brooder house chased out after wirework. Amy visits, mentions nasturtium seed in cucumber beds to deter pests. The writer notes a cream-based method for chicken cooking and looks ahead to a possible Fourth of July meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covier
Jerry
Distovery
Jane
Amy
Hogeboon Returns Home From Milwaukee Study
William Hogeboon came home to Rockhama with his parents for the summer after spending twenty months in Milwaukee Wis. pursuing an electrical course. He will resume his studies or duties as local life permits.
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William Hogeboon
Rockhama
Wil- Hat Hogeboon
Milwaukee
Wis
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years back in Huron Parry Scofield left for Sioux Falls to handle business. Mr and Mrs E W Davidson welcomed a baby girl. Tommey traveled to Montevideo and Minneapolis for two weeks. Joe Parker of the local army recruiting station went to Deadwood to examine recruits. Mrs Clara Manwaring and daughter Eula and the Londer family returned from Lake Kampeska outing. Mr and Mrs Boyd Babbitt and Melvin Kenner left for Britton to visit friends. Club leaders and new industries committee members discussed Huron’s potential for a Farmers' Cooperative Packing Company plant. Roy Housman attended the meeting. Electa Hagen and Collette Kinner returned from a two-week visit. D Carl Moe left for two weeks with relatives south of here.
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Parry Scofield
Sioux Falls
E. W. Davidson
O Tommey
Montevideo
Minn
Minneapolis
Cornoral
Joe Parker
Deadwood
Clara Manwaring
Eula
AN. Londer
Earl
Lake Kampeska
Boyd Babbit
Melvin Kenner
Britton
S. C
RE. Cone
Commercial Club
C. M. Phelps
D. G. Medbery
New Industries
Ig. C. Fullenweider
Electa Hagen
Collette Kinner
Onake
Carl Moe
Here
Esther Place Visits Condé Home Over Holidays
Miss Esther Place of Minneapolis Minnesota visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Place over the holidays, spending time with family during the season.
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Esther
Conde
July
Spaciau
Esther Place
Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Plave
Clarks Announce Birth in Crandall Conde Area
Mr and Mrs Glen Clark of Crandall, formerly of Conde, announce the birth of a daughter at a Webster hospital.
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Clarks
Conde
Glen Clark
Crandall
Webster Hospital
Fourth of July Hazards and Patriotism Clash in July Writings
A columnist starkly warns about dangerous fireworks as July celebrations loom. He recalls July nerves, recalls shocking incidents in Idaho and urban misuses of explosives, and laments risks to citizens amid patriotic fervor. He notes the thrill of independence and calls for caution over deadly displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Empire
Corpgs
Wallis Wardeld
Idaho
Inguin
Farm Plan To Be Unchanged In Wheat Program Favors Present
BROOKINGS July 8 Special after a two day discussion with representatives from five wheat states meeting in Washington the Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced today that for wheat the soil conservation program will continue in 1938 with wheat included in the general soil depleting base. The conference weighed special provisions on acreage but favored the 1937 base. wheat acreage for 1935 and 1933 options were discussed with concern over surplus and potential normal yields.
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Brookings
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Waas
AAA
Wiliam J. van Zee
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
South Dakota
Vhcal
Heaths Welcome New Son Amid Family News
The Heaths announced the birth of a son at their home, July 8, with Steve noted among those congratulating the family on this addition to their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaths
Conde
Steve
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THE
Huron Publishing CO
Third Street
Robert D. Lusk
Huron
Associated Press 5
Asociated Press
al News
Audm Bureau of Circulation
Frirny
Alwes
Herma
Herman
George Clark
Wee Ie
Ehner
Mountain Breeze Inn
Mort
Bob Irwin
Bardiers
Brtas
Pepperton
Amatack
Wilfism
Fergucciy
Reaservck
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