Farm Board urged shift from wheat to diversified crops
The Evening Huronite approves the boards aim to cut wheat production and favor crops like flax and alfalfa seed to meet domestic shortages. Alexander Legge praises diversification in South Dakota, while critics blame politics. The article details price stabilization efforts by the Grain Stabilization Corporation and Farm Board actions during the 1929 marketing season.
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Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Brookings
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United States
South Dakota
Legge
Beneft
Stabilization aims to curb wheat surplus without harming farmers
The Federal Farm Board seeks emergency stabilization only in crises and to avoid losses or undue consumer price rises. It plans to limit market intervention while urging farmers to cut surplus through acreage readjustment, relying on cooperation and expert guidance, with Evening Huronite backing the board.
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Stabilization Corporation
Nebraska
Federal Farm Board
World Court debates in Paris interest U S Senators
The Paris chamber debated amendments to the World Court statute and the optional clause. The World Court general act of arbitration was discussed with four hours of debate ending in approval. France urged national interest, while American senators are urged to note Paris’s method and restraint.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Senate
Debats Parlementaires
Chamber of Deputies
Commission On Foreign Affairs
Mh Cachin
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ninth Assembly
League of Nations
Chamber
France
Paris
Babcock's 1899 Dairy Invention Earns Northwest Praise
Stephen M. Babcock of the University of Wisconsin developed the Babcock butterfat test, transforming dairy farming. Though offered over a million in royalties, he declined. receiving the Capper prize of 5000 and a medal, he remains a modest national servant praised across the Northwest.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Stephen M. Babcock
University of Wisconsin
Northwest
Capper
Babcock
Treat 'Em Rough Sioux Falls Argus Leader
The Minneapolis Journal laments violations of game laws in Minnesota and Wisconsin for commercial hunting. A South Dakota resort keeper was caught with pheasants intended for patrons as deli adds, fined about 2000 dollars by a Redfield judge.
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Minneapolis Journal
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Redfield
Radio Schedule Fragments From Central Standard Time Listings
A dense OCR readout lists radio station callsigns, network lines, and program notes for July 12 and 13. It catalogs shows and orchestras across numerous stations such as WEAF WGY WABC WCCO KMOX and others, with times and program titles in a period-appropriate tone.
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Tha Associated Press
Salting Beef No Shrinkage Difference Found
Louise Peet of Iowa State College reported at the American Home Economics Association convention in Denver that salting beef before cooking does not affect shrinkage. Her tests on roasted tender cuts and stewed tougher pieces showed identical shrinkage, with salted meat appearing slightly grayish while flavor differed in stew.
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Louise Peet
Iowa State College
Miss Peet
American Home Economics Association
Denver
Miss Pests
Mest
Camp DaKoTah Trip Told By Arnold Gardner
Arnold Gardner of Doland Troop 13 recalls his Camp DaKoTah vacation story with praise for the boys program. He describes K P duties, daily routines, awards for cooking and signaling, an overnight hike, a water carnival won by Eagle Patrol, and leisure on Sunday. Other Doland scouts and winners from nearby towns earned trips for writing about their experiences.
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Black Bear Patrol
Blunt
Camp
Osho
Zach Day
Eagle Patrol
Marvin
Melvin McNickle
Doland
Rel
Marvin McNickle
Russell Gerdner
Arnold Gerdner
Milter
Lone
Wessington Springs
Hac
Camp DaKoTah
Aaron
Arnold
DakoTah
Manuel Reintsma
Huron
Wilbur Bindenagel
Marshall Townsend
Argyle ‘Snight
Donovan Weiblen
Miller
Wessington
Onas Scandrett
Jone
Blick Hills
4-H Boys Register For Judging Meets
Four H boys enter district judging contests at Brookings on July 29 and Aberdeen on July 31. HM Jones, state club leader, notes higher registrations than last year, signaling strong health interest in livestock and poultry judging. Contests run simultaneously with squads from southern counties to Brookings and northern counties to Aberdeen. Each county may send a squad. both sites will offer identical judging work and instruction.
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Brookings
Aberdeen
HM. Jones
Jones
Boosters Work On Pillow Top Lesson
The Wessington Boosters Hlub held a regular meeting at Beulah Bagley's home on Monday July 15 with all members and one visitor present. After the business session the girls worked on pillow tops. Mrs Bagley served lunch and plans were made to hold the next meeting at Doris Diekhoff's home on July 28.
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Wessington Boosters #Hlub
Okoboji 4-H Girls Demonstrate Jelly Making
The You Bet I Can 4-H club of Okoboji hosted a jelly making demonstration this week led by reporter Louise Flansburg. Members tested proper proportions by measuring pectin with wood alcohol process and tested fruit juices with alcohol. Due to no refreshment committee, bread and jelly were served. Many members attended the recent 4-H club camp.
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Okobojo
Okoboji
Louise Flansburg
Busy Bees Organize And Elect Officers
Ten girls led by Mrs Mabel Ambrosius organized a 4 H sewing club at Mrs Alyce Van Moorleghems home on July 18 Officers elected include Ama Dougherty as president Nessa Woori and Geraldine Wendell The group name was decided after the event games and refreshments. A meeting will be held August 18 at the Wendells home.
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Ten
Irls
Mabel Ambrosius
Alyce van Moorleghems
Ama’ ‘Dougherty
Nessa Wwori Geradine Wendell
Bi Lies Weasion
Himeh
Geraldine
Delores Wendell
Cooperation Corner Stone To Success In Farin Branz
Chelan County presiding club and teacher reflect on dairy farming and 4-H club work. The speaker recalls purchasing a purebred heifer in 1922 and notes progress, cooperation with county agent and department of agriculture, and attending the national 4-H encampment in Washington, D C in June.
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Farin Branz Smilech
Chelan
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Inboverg
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Many 4-H Club Members Plan State College Attendance
State club teacher 40 Hi Jones says many leading 4 H members finishing high school will pursue agriculture or home economics courses at State College this fall. He lists Denis Conway Viola Much Blanche Neyhart Anderson Bruce Kenneth Anderson Garret Spawn among those signed up. He expects more freshmen, many 4 H boys and girls, to arrive at Brookings in early school week.
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State College
I. Jones
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Jones
Achievement Days Now Being Planned
Nearly every county will hold a 4 H achievement day before September 1 to select teams and exhibits for inter county competition. H M Jones urges full attendance and active participation for best county displays and future club work. Miller July 19 William Moos of Ree Heights injured at work his left hand finger torn amputated at hospital.
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H.M. Jones
Miller
William Moos
Ree Heights
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