Fight Blister In Forest Industry
SPOKANE Washington experts say controlling the blister rust menace threatening the northwest requires more than 7.5 million dollars within ten years. Foresters estimate annual costs of about 754 thousand dollars are needed to free Pacific coast pine timber from infection, with eradication focusing on uprooting bushes and chemical treatment. The United States leads in eradication efforts as European nations abandon white pines due to the disease and new infection areas in Idaho prompt urgent preventive work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Europe
Washington
Oregon
Montana
United States
Er. McHerg
Federal Forest Service
Col
Evan W. Kelley
Idaho
Chinese Save With Monthly Pay Of Eight Dollars
A Shanghai survey shows Chinese workers savings potential with eight dollars a month income. Postmen average 12 to 14 dollars with families of five, while printers earn around eight dollars and some save. In contrast thousands of unskilled laborers live in huts, facing harsh seasons, yet the coin from coin tunes offers some security for a handful of earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Bureau of Industrial and Commercial Information
Heast
Local Paper Briefs Reflect Farewells and Daily Errands
Mr and Mrs Zawera Adamson returned from Iowa after attending the funeral services for Mrs Adamsons mother. Raymond Walline and Frederick Kug hist traveled to De Smet to collect a truck load of gasoline. The Osceola Telephone company installed a telephone in the garage. Ebner Raabe and father conducted business in Huron. A large crowd attended a South Club dance Friday night. More shoppers and visits to relatives are noted in Huron and Yate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zawera Adamson
Iowa
Harry Derschied
Yate
William Derschied
Ebner Raabe
Huron
Osceola Telephone Company
A. C. Wasem
Avis Danforth
Ordwell
Wayne
Donald Danforth
Raymond
Miller and area residents visit Huron and near towns
Local residents Miller Mies Viole Aldred and Miss Catheryn Hassenger visited here this week. Wallace Parker and brothers from Mankato called on relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ira King moved to Kimball. Miss Olivia Henderson to perform at a Kimball show. Mrs. Anna Schiltler improving at home in Huron. A Redfield wedding reported. A horse related accident east of Wolsey injured Mrs. Peterson severely. Albert Novacek of Miller dies from croup at 14. L. L. Hewitt family lose furniture in farm fire. FE Saltmarsh named bank receiver at Wagner. Mrs. W. G. Redmond returns from California. A B Cahalan in Minneapolis. Adolph Lanz visiting. Walter Owens back from Iowa. T. McCullen of Huron visiting Miller. William Sherrill, former Miller resident, now in Deadwood, visits. Mrs. F. M. Brown returns from California. Howard Hern of Lane visits relatives. Margaret Coonsy spends Sunday at Cooney home.
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Mies Viole Aldred
Huron
Catheryn Hassenger
Wallace Parker
Charles
Elmer
Mankato
Ira King
Kimball
Olivia Henderson
Kimball Match
Anna Schiltler
Redfield
Byth
Scherschligt
Miss Lagge
Rockheai
Pehtight
Halbower
Miller
Wolsey
Olaf Peterson
Mra Peterson
Huron Hospital
FE. Saltmarsh
Citizens Bank
Wagner
W. G. Redmond
California
A. B. Cahalan
Minneapolis
Adolph Lanz
Walter Owens
Iowa
T. McCullen
William Sherrill
Ree Heights
Deadwood
F. M. Brown
Howard Hern
Lane
Margaret Coonsy
Mitchell College
Cavour Legion Meets at Ed Weideman Home
The Cavour Legion artillery met at Ed Weideman's home on Wednesday evening. Marion Duesler shows improvement this week. The I O F lodge held initiation at the hall Tuesday evening with several Huron members assisting. Earl Haigh underwent appendectomy at Huron hospital and is recovering well. The Cavour Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs E Weideman Thursday afternoon to good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Legion Artilitary
Ed. Weideman
Marion Duesler
I. O
Local Huron Residents Noted In Caveur Area
Irvin McCoy of Huron was a business caller in Caveur Thursday afternoon. The Alvey Drugstore displays a newly decorated show window this week. Rey Gilbert of Huron was a Caveur caller Friday. Otto Krapfghes operates Sour mill and has a ton of fine wheat flour on hand. He plans to add grain cleaning lines powered by the mill system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin McCoy
Huron
Caveur
Alvey Drug
Rey Gilbert
Otto Krapfghes
Highmore Resident Arrives for Hyde County Stay
Highmore Ed Young arrived from Walnut Grove on Saturday planning an extended Hyde county visit. In Sioux City he was held up and divested of cash. Elmer Quirk spent days in Sioux Falls on business with Mrs. 0 H Harris visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs Milo McDonald of Aberdeen spent the weekend at Donald Harris home. News from Nome N D reports Mrs August Sunding died after illness. Sons Conrad Carl and Gunder Sounding of Wighmore drove to Nome after word of their mother's illness. Three birth certificates were recorded this week a daughter for Max Kusser February 20 a son for Martin Gudmenson March 3 and a daughter for Alvin Weidenback March 3. Mrs Arthur Tagg attended a state auxiliary officers meeting in Aberdeen and visited Cresbard over Sunday.
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Highmore
Ed Young
Walnut Grove, Inc
Hyde County
Sioux City
Elmer Quirk
Sioux Falls
H. Harris
Milo McDonald
Aberdeen
Donald Harris
Nome
N. Dh
August Sunding
Conrad
Carl
Gunder Sounding
Wighmore
Max Kusser
Martin Gudmenson
Alvin Weidenback
Arthur Tagg
Paberdeen
Cresbard
Paul HL Visits Friends in Redfield with Vollums
Paul HL drives to Redfield Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Vollum for a day visiting friends. Dr GW Sigler leaves on the midnight train for Hot Springs Tuesday to spend a couple weeks there for rest and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Redfield
John Vollum
GW. Sigler
Hot Springs
Freimark Treas er Rae Lens Case Summary
Rae Lens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lanz, is recovering from pneumonia. Freimark serves as treasurer. The Fair club met with Mrs Oral DeHart on Friday afternoon.
Wayland social notes and events report
Mrs Wilson returned home after wintering in California with her daughter Mrs Hart meeting her. The safety fret comedy was staged at Wayland hall by Whiteside P T A to a good crowd. Local residents Mrs Adelbert Major and others hosted social gatherings, with Inez and Carl Johansen hosting a bridge party and Harry Lilly with Velda Ravens hosting Friday night activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Wilson
W. J. Hart
California
Hursday
Hart
A. I. Ravenscroft
Aberdeen
Gladine Lilly
Wayland Hall
Whiteside P. T. A
Adelbert Major
Clarence Coop
Robert Shea
Neale
Major
Inez
Carl Johansen
Harry Lilly
Velda Ravens
Croft triumphs in main prize with Brere and Otto in consolation
In a local results note Croft captured the high prize while Ruth Brere and Carl Otto won the consolation. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Leo Schmit of Mitchell, the mother formerly Margaret Douglas, marking a family milestone in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croft
Ruth Brere
Carl Otto
Leo Schmit
Mitchell Friday
Mrschmidt
Margaret Douglas
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Cavour
New Orleans
Ameica
IGG
Alfred
Amer & CO. Ltd
New Caleane
MankeGrae
Pont "Hines
Maytag
Eves
Pawer Laandry
Bill
Iowe
Armin
St. Lawrence
Community Ladies Aid
Emmestine Freimark J
Heloise Ross
Dumdie
Wisconsin
H. Cassidy
Harrold
Armold Reimark
Milsap
Ruth Magness
Pierre
Carol Williams
Virgil
Emma Breeze
Maude Abbott
Wadlington
Irs
Ernes
Kranks
Coty
Paria
Elizabeth Archer
Myndall Cain
P. D. Ellis
Mgr
James River Implement Co
Huron, S. D
Dixon
Star Sash & Door Co
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