Dust Storm Troubles Spurs Call for Relief Work
The Huron publishing note cites dust storms sweeping South Dakota causing about 200 million dollars in property loss. J G Hutton reports topsoil loss and highway debris with six inches blown from fields. He urges relief workers to clear drifted dirt and plow deep furrows across fields to halt erosion. The piece argues federal action on private land is vital to end the erosion and protect roads.
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Associated Press
Sonia
South Dakota
J. G. Hutton
State College Agronomist
North Dakota
Hutton
Middle-West
South Dakotans Hope for Generous Federal Aid
The passage expresses gratitude for past assistance and trust that federal aid will be forthcoming. South Dakotans vow faith in their homeland, confidence relief measures will preserve resources and minimize hardship, aiming for better days once the task concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Missouri Diversion Project Aims to Save James Sheyenne Waters
North Dakota and South Dakota communities rally behind a federal plan to divert Missouri River floodwaters into the James and Sheyenne basins near Devils Lake. Engineers deem the dam feasible to restore lake beds, provide steady river flow, flood control, and future power potential without irrigation. The proposal seeks federal backing to preserve homes and farms and stabilize regional climate and productivity.
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Missouri
James Valley
Devil’s Lake
North Dakota
S. W.,thompson
Devils Lake
N. D
James
Sheyenne
Garrison
Missouri River
Jamestown
South Dakota
South Dakota Welcomes Secretary Wallace Amid Drought
The report recalls South Dakota once led the nation in wealth per capita and welcomes Henry A Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, as a Midwestern advocate for farmers. It notes drought and pests have shattered pastures and crops, reducing the state’s fortunes while promising a recovery and federal aid amid hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Henry A Wallace
Wallace
Roosevelt
South ‘Dakota
Pressure grows for Missouri River diversion project in northwest press
A press commentary from Kota and Minnesota urges common cause for the Missouri River diversion nearing realization. It warns droughts and pest outbreaks threaten the breadbasket and national economy, praising scientific planning, flood control, navigation, and long term jobs across 20 towns and 23 million acres. It stresses northwest support, organized associations, and the need for sustained national attention.
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Kota
Minnesota
Northwest
Alexander
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Plains States
Missouri River
Federal Planning Board
Middle West
Missouri River Diversion Association
Missouri River Diversion i
Thake
Twin Cities
Texte Tela
New Deal in Washingtons murky arms probe
A Washington feature contends munitions investigators under Raushenbush will probe across Commerce War State departments for evidence of arms exports to South American and other nations, amid suggestions of White House backing and possible departmental losses amid broader political shifts. It also notes peculiar side notes about Coolidge era idolized horse rides and Huey Long era politics.
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Washington
Mr. Hoover
Chaco
War Department
Stephen T. Raushenbush
Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
White House
Sword
Ferdinand Pecora
J. P. Morgan
Albert Wigant
Finance
Raushenbush
Calvin
Mr. Coolidge
Sither
Coolidge
Huey
Huey Long
Louisiana
Sirlise
Deniel D. Moore
Hector
Ruey
Senate
Rene AC
U. & District Attorney
Viewes
Hluey
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By SARAL DEWING Canning
Instructions emphasize selecting perfectly ripe fruit without bruises, sorting for canning or preserves, and using the pack method for better flavor. Sterilize jars, rubbers, and lids thoroughly, process in hot water, and test seals. Use new rubbers, pack loosely, and seal quickly to preserve quality.
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Saral
Twenty Years Ago Wedding in Huron at Wagner Home
A pretty home wedding took place at 6 PM at the Daniel Wagner home on Third Street as Miss Millie Wagner and Frank Kaieho exchanged vows. The wedding march by Miss Winifred Blackburn opened the ceremony officiated by Rev A E Buriff of the Methodist church. Guests, including Mrs George Edvenson, attended, and five hundred games provided evening entertainment with prizes awarded to Miss Katherine Fonsberg and Margaret Wright.
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Daniel Wagner
Third
Miss
Millie
Frank
Kaieho
Mendelagohn
Winifred Blackburn
Stuira
Harry Myers
Gary
Ind
Foreign Statesmen In The Picture Puzzle Snippet
A disjointed OCR puzzle item lists horizontal and vertical clues about nations and roles, including references to statesmen, coins, tools, and common words. The fragment touches on personnel, objects, and abstract terms, indicating a mixed wordplay page from a periodical.
The April Day Poem by a Dakota Teen
A 16 year old Olive L Christenson of Ash ton South Dakota writes a Spring themed poem titled The Editor Spring is here. The piece laments dust and drought, contrasts spring longing with harsh reality, and contemplates divine remedy for Earth and sky, ending with a note of searching humanity.
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Central South Dakota
Olive L. Christenson
Ashton, S. D
Earth
God Slore
Adra Volmie and Agnes Holbrook figuratively honored
After the game Adra Volmie took the high prize while Miss Agnes Holbrook earned consolation. Dainty refreshments followed. Dr. C H Andrew returned last evening from Madison after wending the state. Carl West came back from a southern business trip.
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Adra Volmie
Agnes Holbrook
C. H. Andrew
Madison
Carl West
News Behind The News on Commission Posts and Labor Tensions
The piece discusses political appointments including Walter Splawn for federal communications head, with obstacles due to eye problems, and strong support for Benjamin Cohen amid opposition from New York circles. It notes Tugwell nomination trouble, AAA drought subsidies, White House stance on patronage, and expected steel labor tensions amid union loyalties.
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Mathews
Healey
Benjamin Cohen
Cohen
Federal Communications Communion
Interstate Commerce
Walter Splawn
Johns Hopkins
Splat
White House
Tugwell
Senate
Poppy Sale Aided by Ex Service Men Under Anna Beel Beel
A fragmented clipping notes poppies are being made and sold by ex service men and supported by Anna Beel as president of the organization. The item reflects a wartime relief effort with civilians aiding veterans through sales.
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Aitan
Anna Beelmmo
Weit
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