Grasshopper feed and market ideas spark speculation
A Centerville farmer feeds tonnage of grasshoppers to pigs and chickens after boiling for 16 minutes. The piece notes possible uses for grasshoppers as animal feed and even human food, with Japan mentioned as studying edible insects. It suggests catching pests at low cost could curb the South Dakota grasshopper problem and hints at a potential thriving industry.
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Centerville
South Dakota
Japan
Livestock Deaths Warn Lana Farmers Over Cane Fields
Recent livestock deaths in Lana, South Dakota warn farmers against allowing animals into unripened cane fields. County Agent L. L. Lade urges immediate fence repairs to prevent wanderings into poison infested areas during the cane ripening window, a costly but simple precaution for cane’s value as a feed crop.
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Lana South Dakota
L. L. Lade
Ladd
Huron to Improve Ravine Lake Baseball Park With WPA Aid
City Manager Don Sears announces a WPA Improvement project at Ravine Lake baseball park to be completed within two weeks. Upgrades include covered stands a weed-free diamond and a grass outfield to boost crowds and playing quality. The work aims to position Huron for future state amateur tournaments and attract the 1940 event, underscoring the city’s progressive sports facilities and diamond talent.
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Huron
Don IL Sears
Ravine Lake
State
Aberteen
South Dakota
Huron Aims to Lead Sunshine State Baseball Next Spring
Promotional notes indicate Huron plans to be ready next spring to assert itself as the center of Sunshine State baseball activities. The statement underscores ambitions to elevate profile and prominence in regional play and events.
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Huron
Sunshine
Diary of a Centra S D Barst Woman July 13
A diary entry recalls a hot July day on the plains with chores in the cellar churn, a broken binder part, and reflections on aging houses, migration, and the hope of a new home built by early settlers. The narrator notes 57 years of labor, mentions a anticipated butter making, and ponders national youth and land.
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Davey
Jim
Joe
David
Plains
Jean
One-Minute Test Answers and Wisdom Snippet
Includes questions about royal rank for the eldest daughter of a sovereign Princess Royal and Alfred M. Landon as the Republican candidate in 1936. Also prints a Dickens quote and etiquette, horoscope, and a 1939 copyright notice from King Features Syndicate.
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Italy
Presient
1936
Princess Royal
Lira
Alfred M. Landon
Topeka, Kas
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Radio Boom and Beehive Banter Across Borders
A lighthearted mosaic notes booming cable dispatches in Europe and the United States. Jokes about Hitler shifting titles, ancient magazine lore, Arctic Stone Age finds, Newport society quips, a weatherman’s accuracy, Detroit bee sightings, and a forecast of 25 million American radio households underline a playful, interconnected world.
Silver Grasshoppers Released In Minnesota Experiment
Minnesota agricultural workers released five thousand grasshoppers coated with silver paint at Crookston to trace migration direction and distance. The insects may travel hundreds of miles, driven by winds, potentially reaching South Dakota and beyond. local reports note invasions across states, inviting Minnesota to account for pests.
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Minnesota
Crookston
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Labor for the Harvest in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen News notes an influx of transient harvest workers along railways and across the city as South Dakota farmhands arrive seeking harvest jobs. It warns farmers will prefer dependable locals, trained for reliability, and expects the state employment service to see increased activity in the coming weeks.
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Aberdeen
South
Publicity court to target movies and other industries
Washington reports reveal the Justice Department plans a new case against movies using a publicity court setup through the Temporary National Economic Committee. The piece notes ongoing probes into steel prices cement industry crafts and European cartels, with efforts to move cotton to seaports and a wary Senate and House approach.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Moviea
Depactment of Justice
Nationall Economic Committee
Trust
Thurman Arnold
Senate
House
D. O
TNEC
TNBC
Federal Trade Commission
Williard Throp
Commerce Department
Labor Bureau
Isadore Lubin
Radio Features Listings for New York July 20 21
Central Standard time schedule detailing NBC CBS and WJZ programs. Lists include Fred Waring Rudy Vallee John Brown drama orchestras and various talk and music features across WEAF WABC WJZ WOR and others with times and guest names.
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New York
WEAF
NBC
Fred Waring
West
Rudy Valleehour
Metamora
Bob Burns
King Crosby
WABC
CBS
Joe E. Brown
Buddy Clark
Bawes
John Brown
Mr. Keen
Vicki Chase
Toronto Symphony
Nbc-Weat
Earl Wild
Orches
Alna Kitchell
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs-Wabel
Aeolian Ensemble
Cba-Chain
Malcolm Clair
Heary Stamps
John Gurney
Nbe
Wiz
Dancing Music Orch
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Pdc
Basia
Lynn Brandt
Judith Arlen
Johnson Family
F. Waring
Lone Ranger
Angier
Hunter
ABC
Sam Balter
Balter
Lucille Manners
Chicago
Johnny
Wgn-Wiw
Harry Horlick
Nte-Wiz
Guy Lombardo
Grand Central
Cbs-Wabe
Mbs
Chains
Detective O'Malley
Bob Ripley
Cbu-Network
Washington
Henry Weber
Amos
Andy Rot
Cba
Obi-Chaim
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer to previous puzzle
The page presents a dense crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down. It includes hints for words like Alaska de scent and various foreign terms, plus notes on symbols for elements and sports terms. The text appears as a puzzle solution prompt with many partial phrases and OCR artifacts.
20 Years Ago Today In Huron News Bits
Mrs. H C Stowe of Sioux Falls visits in Huron with sister Mrs. C F Coughlin and daughters Virginia and Julis. Triple A Club hosts at Fair Grounds. Prof H G Lawrence to speak at Sisseton High commencement. Ruth Joy of Aberdeen visits Maggie Willams. Hayden family travels to Minneapolis and St Paul then back to Huron. Mrs Dan Benedict undergoes operation at Sprague Hospital. John Chesire, ex Troop G, arrived in the United States. Mrs Harold Moore and son travel to Mission Texas while visiting Mrs J A Holstrom in Howard. Artesian judge B W Baer returns from Rochester after hospital stay and operation.
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H. C. Stowe
Sioux Falls
C. F. Coughlin
Ruth Joy
Aberdeen
Maggie Willams
United States
Harold Moore
Cal Mission
Tex
J. A. Holstrom
Howard
John Doherty
Gorman
S. D. Artesian
B. W. Baer
Sanborn County
Rochester
Minn
Roosevelt Signs Hyde Park Library Bill
President Roosevelt signed a bill to establish a library at his Hyde Park estate to house his official papers. The library will be funded privately and placed on a 12 acre tract with the government covering maintenance costs.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park Library
Washington
Hyde Park
New Commissioner Pierre Appoints Graber to Cement Commission
Governor Bushfield announces John C. Graber of Freeman as a member of the South Dakota Cement Commission. He will replace Tom H. Johnston of Rapid City and serve until July 1943. The board oversees operations of the state cement plant at Rapid City.
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Pierre
Bushfield
John C.graber
Freeman
South Dakota Cement Commission
Tom H. Johnston
Rapid City
Graber
Nurse Miss Elyea Guests in Vayland Visit
Miss Lillian Elyea a student nurse at a Sioux Falls hospital on vacation with her parents in Wessington was an overnight guest of Miss Eunice Ravenscroft in Vayland on Monday.
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Vayland Vayland
Lillian Elyea
Sioux Falls
Wessington
Eunice Ravenscroft
Vayland
Visitors at Cavour
Mrs. Thomas Gartland of Omsha left Cavour for Esmond on Tuesday after a day visiting friends. She formerly lived on a farm near aie.
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Cavour
French airman plans nonstop Hollywood to Jibuti flight
Reserve Major Maurice Rossi announces a California start for a new distance record attempt. He intends a north Atlantic route via Newfoundland and Ireland to Paris, then Syria and Djibouti, about 8 000 to 9 000 miles farther than the current mark. The journey would begin from Hollywood with a French air force history in long nonstop flights.
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Marseills
France
Maurice Rossi
California
Hollywood
Nsmaila
Egypt
Porwin
Australia
Rossi
Acre
United States
New Foundland
Ireland
Paris
Syria
Jibuti
Mundt Buys Imported Beef At Department Of Agriculture Store
Representative Mundt Republican South Dakota testified to the House that a Department of Agriculture store in the agriculture building sold canned corned beef from Argentina. He waved a can and claimed he bought it that morning in Washington at Welfare Store Room 122, noting Secretary Wallace’s urging to cut farm production. He cited the receipt and accused the administration of conflicting policy.
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Waolver UN
Wiliy Fu
Mundt
Republican
South Dakota
House
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
Roosevelt
Navy
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dept. of Agriculture
Wallace
Committee Approves Indian Payments for Wounded Knee Heirs
The House Indian Affairs Committee approved appropriations to compensate heirs of Indians killed or injured in the Wounded Knee massacre in South Dakota in December 1890. Payments would be $1,000 to heirs of each of 90 slain warriors and to heirs of injured survivors with $500 to $1,000 based on disability.
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Washington
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
House
Indian Affairs Committee
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