Tiger Yearbook 1936 Delivered At Harom High School
The 1936 Tiger yearbook, an 80 page edition to be distributed this week, honors Ralph Roy as supervisor and Marie Peterson as editor. Raymond Gormley designed the tiger cover and art, with Wendell Parlee and others in editorial roles. Printing and binding were completed at the Evening Euronite plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harom
Ralph Roy
Marco
Raymond Gormley
Marie Peterson
Wendell Parlee
Marie Grimes
Br. Roy
Tree Planting Work Finishes Across Shelterbelts
Brookings reports completion of this year’s shelterbelt planting and shifts to cultivation of trees from this year and last. A. L. Ford notes crews are working in nurseries at Baltic Brookings Farm Island near Pierre and Rapid City with trees stored from seed. Between 650 and 750 man months of labor are needed for cultivation through June, with over 10 men for nursery work. At peak, more than 1200 men were employed in early May. The project covers 240 miles of strip planting with 20 000 willows per mile and about 409 acres on farmsteads for windbreaks in seven districts Aberdeen Recf eld Huron Woonsocket Mitchell Tyndall and Salem with local offices. Beadle County completes its shelterbelt planting and shifts to cultivation and fencing with 1 300 000 trees planted across 49.7 miles. By July 1 three cultivations and 22 miles of fencing are planned. Farmers will participate with a set pay scale. A note on hippopotamus skin oil content is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
A. L. Ford
Shelterbelt Airector
Ald Tocogr
Baltic
Farm Island
Poerre
Rapid City
Ford
Aberdeen
Recfield
Huron
Woonsocket
Mitchell
Tyndall
Salem
Beadle
Beadle County
BE. J. Pierce
Ereyr
Sulphur-bottom Whales Reach {Length} Feet And Weight
A dawn report notes a sulphur-bottom whale reaching up to 100 feet in length and weighing more than 150 tons. The finding underscores the species' immense size and marine presence in noted waters.
Ike Waltons Elect Set of Directors
Park Lake members of the Huron Izaak Walton League held their monthly meeting approving the new charter and by-laws, electing the directors, and inspecting the clubhouse site. The report notes Boyd Benson, attorney for the local chapter.
Farm questions answered by extension service column
Readers submit agriculture questions to the Farm Editor of the Evening Huronite with Brookings Extension Service help. Topics include pest control with carbon disulphide, Sudan grass pasture rules, grain bin floors, fallow directions, buttermilk paint mixing, companion crops, soil conserving acreage rules, and sweet clover nurse crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Extension Service of
State College At
Brookings
Chapter presents new claner and by laws
Organization members inspected the grounds but no action was taken on accepting the location for the stubhouse. Directors elected last August, under the new charter, will serve until December.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.S
S. D
Field
Eugene Field
Crystal Lake
Wis
May
Blue
Eugene Field SI
Heatford Junction
Fraternity Brothers
SSKH
Ike Waltons
Bovine
Nash
Tarport
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wis. Ave
AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Meletta
Spink County
Sudan
A. W
Minnech
T. D
Kingsbury County
L. B
Aurora County
Pennington County
Moody County
South Dakota
Naw
McConk County
Avon
Firestone
Greyhound
Shay
Pat Foot
Ane
EOL
Msn
Ooe
Acini
End Sade
Richard Cronke
Nelson Eddy
Anch Margaret
WEAP
Krummann
Dawn Town
Texaco
Hopper's
Patrick's
Alpena—Sledschlaw Motor ‘Co
Bancroft—Bancroft Service
Bryant—Erickson-Colins
Bonilla
Bonilla Garage
Cavour
P. J. O'Keefe
Barrold
Hayti
G. W. Crow
P-Oil Co
Tulare
H-Sebebe
Wellington “Springs
Sedgwick
Wellington
West ‘Side
Vienna
N. L. Brakke Haw
Willow Lakes
Pierson
Vaxeand
Great Byers
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