Flies Are Most Dangerous Pests Warned by State College
Brookings June 11 Special flies are described as the most dangerous household pests by state college scientists. A bulletin from the extension service on eliminating waste explains reducing breeding sites by sanitation and flyproofing buildings. It offers indoor traps sprays and a home safe formaldehyde solution but warns to keep poisons away from children.
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Brookings
State College
The
Bulletin
Rush Concrete Work At Dam
Norris Tennessee reports four shifts of men work 22 hours daily on the Norris dam concrete pour. The $37 million reservoir and powerhouse make the project the TVA’s largest, with about 5,000 TVA workers and CCC men at the site. Completion is targeted for late 1935, shaving a year and a half off earlier estimates.
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Pugh Moore
Norris
Tenn
Norris Dam
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
F Norris
CCC
Muscle Rhoals
Tennesse
Florence
Ala
Joe Wheeler
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Doan's Pills Promoted for Kidney Health
Claims kidney tubes wash out 15 miles of filters to purify blood and improve vitality. Warns against unsafe cures and urges consulting a pharmacist for Doan's Pills as a safe, old reliable remedy relied on by millions for over 400 years.
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Doan
Milborn
Local towns adopt TVA power contracts in Mississippi
In Mississippi the town of Tupelo uses TVA current exclusively while 11 other towns have signed contracts with the Authority. A separate note reports Melvin Schweppe suffering a severe head laceration when a cave door swung shut as he descended stairs. he received stitches at Miller.
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Tupelo
Miss
TVA
James
Melvin Schweppe
Miller
Finger Injury After Ball Hit Ends in Split
Chester Arbogast suffered a badly injured finger when a ball struck the end of his finger, breaking it near the halfway point. The incident occurred during play in Ames on June 14.
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Ames
Chester Arbogast
Staff Announced for Camp Wanzer 1934 Season
The South Dakota Public Health association named the Camp Wanzer staff for the 1934 season at Silver City. Warren Morrell Pollock returns as boys director, with Miss Minerva Olivo as nurse. Edna Olsho will be senior girls counselor, with Clara Leap and Harriett Pilling as junior counselors. M Berneive Overton joins as dietitian, Celia Loobey as cook, Lois Trainer as office secretary, and Blanche Wilson handles camp business. Camp opens June 20 and closes August 20. reservations go through the Huron office before June 20.
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Warren Morrell Pollock
Wanzer
Silver
City
South Dakota Public Health Association
Black Hills
Minerva Olibo
R. N
Madison
H. Ms. Cass
The
Health Association
Miss Olsho
Edna Olsho
Sioux Falls
Clara Leap
Blunt
Harriett Pilling
Flandreau
Miss Leap
Bowen County
Waukeegan
Ill
Hull House
Chicago
Philip
Blanche Wilson
Huron
Picnic dinner at former member’s home near Purdette
Bonilla home extension club members held a picnic dinner at Mrs. Ransom Swaney’s home two miles south of Purdette. Thirty one members attended. Dinner was served and in the afternoon ice cream and cake were enjoyed.
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Bonilla
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Minerva -Olibo
Sudan
South Dakota
Africa
Eilers
Albrecht Furs
Dame Fashion
Etlers Furriers Incorporated
Central Dakotas
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