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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
11
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Rome reports a vast Ethiopian road-building program by public works authorities with Viceroy Badoglio. Seven arteries will connect Addis Ababa to Dessye Assab Massaua and Somaliland, boosting commerce and potential political leverage for Italy.
BROOKINGS June 16 Signifi cant changes in farming systems in South Dakota are expected in coming years, the State College extension service reports after compiling farm survey data with the federal agriculture department. Farmers and county agents estimated crop production changes to boost soil fertility and erosion control, signaling more hay and pasture and less small grain. The projected total small grain area would drop from 9,088,000 to about 6,715,000 acres, with wheat and oats bearing the brunt of reductions. Barley and flax also decline while hay land rises significantly, and pasture acreage increases to about 1,276,000 more acres for a statewide total near 17,199,000 acres.
Paris June 11 France faces funding under Leon Blum as premier. Debt, deflation, and waning gold cover trouble the economy. Unemployment relief and industrial revival loom large while devaluation and foreign loans shape policy. Potential export franc ideas surface as discussions with US and UK consider stabilization.
Kansas farmers anticipate a harvest exceeding 100 million bushels with rains in April and May reviving prospects. Officials like J C Mohler and H L Collins project 114 million based on May conditions, while Dr W M Jardine foresees over 100 million, noting stronger crop prospects in central and northern Kansas and weaker in the dust bowl southwest.
Western railroads announce low fares and fast schedules from Chicago to the Pacific, with basic rates of 2 cents per mile in coach and 3 cents in Pullmans. Several all inclusive tours from seven to thirteen days are offered under $140, including rail, hotels and meals. Tours cover Grand Canyon, Colorado Rockies, Black Hills and Pacific coast, with under $100 daily costs. Chairman Harry G. Taylor cites renewed investment and confidence in service growth as western railroads push toward progress.
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