Russian Olive Recommended for South Dakota Windbreaks
Beadle County Extension Agent Leonard Ladd endorses Russian Olive as a hardy beautiful windbreak option. He urges farmers to plant the trees this spring, noting silvery foliage contrasts with other trees and forms dense hedges four to eight feet apart, shielding crops from wind. The species grows rapidly and strengthens wind protection.
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South Dakota
Leonard L. Ladd
Beadle County
Siups
Shade tree with drought and pest resistance offered through Clarke-McNary
The article notes a tree that reaches feet or more in height with up to 12 inch diameter, adaptable to various soils and resistant to drought and borers. It is available via the Clarke-McNary program and applications are obtainable at the county agent's office.
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Clarke-McNary
Egent
Borglum Longtime Sculptor Battles Over Monuments
Gutzon Borglum, famed for gigantic works, faces dismissal and accusations of malicious intent amid a dispute over destroying models during the Lee Memorial project on Stone Mountain. He argues for an artist’s inalienable right to his creation as controversy grows.
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Princeton University
Borglum
Lee Memorial
Gutzon Borglum
Robert E. Lee
Stone Mountain
Georgia
United States
Lee
Old-Timer Sees First Golf Tournament Since 1913
Charles E. F. Adams notes no clear improvement in modern golfers after watching a 1913 era foursome. He observes faster play and better equipment but the current players miss a 40-foot putt, while legends like Snead display power.
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Gayle Talbot
Miami
Flz
Charles EF. Adams
Boston Bees
Boston Bruins
Suffolk Downs
Adams
Sneads
Nelsons
Atiami Biltmore
Hrockiine
Mass
Francis Ouimer
Ted Jay
Harry Vardon
England
Sammy Snead
Jim
Rip van Winkle
Francis
Mr. Adams
Warden
Sculptor Borghum Dismissed Over Memorial Controversies
The report details errors and disputes surrounding Borghum's memorial project culminating in his dismissal, warrants charging malice to destroy models, and arrest of Berslum who claimed he burned his own model. It notes Borghum’s other works including large figures in the Black Hills project and renowned Newark statues Wars of America and Lincoln.
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Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Black Hills
South Dakota
America
Borglim
Thar
Newark
N. J
verbaco +nist
Gutzon Borglum Emancipator and World Sculptor Biography
A compact biographical sketch of sculptor Gutzon Borglum born March 25 1867 in Idaho. It notes his world renowned works including the Lincoln statue in Washington and the Diomedes mares in New York, his Study in Paris and Kansas, his Connecticut legislative service, his marriage to Mary Williams Montgomery, and his mix of artistic projects and oddities such as a baptism at a memorial fountain.
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England
France
Spain
Julian Academy
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
St. Mary's College
Kansas
Mary Williams Montgomery
New York
Solon Hennibal Borghum
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
House of Representatives
Connecticut General Assembly
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Mares of Diomedes
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Apostles
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New York City
Princeton
Borgium
So Lincoln
Bridgepo
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