Water reserves accumulate in Beadle County farms due to spring rains
Soil Conservation Service engineers test a Karnstom farm northeast of Walsey and find water in test holes at 20 to 60 inches. The Green Valley area shows revived moisture as heavy rains fill ditches and sloughs, boosting pasture and small grain. Farmers anticipate strong crop years in Huron, Beadle County, with underground moisture reserves supporting potential yields even if rains falter.
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Standard Oil of New Jersey backs older workers in hiring
The firm’s recent survey shows over half of deployes are over 40 and asserts older workers excel in loyalty and effort. It states the company has a definite place for older men and two women, arguing sympathy for the elderly is not their motive.
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Propaganda The Right Kind Bolsters U S Appeal in Brazil
A Rio de Janeiro newspaper Diario de Noticias will publish 24 special editions on United States affairs starting July 4 to foster Brazilian U.S. trade and cultural links and promote democratic thought. Brazilian editors receive broad support as officials weigh radio pro U S broadcasts to counter Fascist influence in South America. A unrelated card anecdote follows about a man who printed explanatory cards after acquiring a shiner.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
U. S
South America
Sid’s cards ease talk fatigue and life’s woes
The piece praises Sid for carrying cards to ease conversation and entertain friends, claiming they extend vocal life and reduce talk about nonessentials. It asserts cards offer witty phrases like “It always looks like this when I wash it” and “You hope, a man’s bound to put on weight.” It also notes Britain pressing Mexico to pay oil debt promptly as war debts fade.
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Mexico
Cardenas
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The Woman's Viewpoint: Ruth Millett interviews Melina Rorke
Ruth Millett talks with Melina Rorke about a life spanning Africa, Boer War service, a London stage career, and a royal honor. Rorke warns that men are polygamous and deceptive, praises character in women, and urges girls to work hard, pursue one goal, and stay with it until they succeed.
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Melina Rorke
Melina Bork
Lfe
Africa
Rhodesia
London
Edward VII
Royal Red Cross
Victoeis
Whit Abe Hart
New York
Wide-open town and breathless pauses in quotes
The fragmentary text lists quotes from Andy Pevine, a mayor in California, Thomas Kennedy, a defeated Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate, Sir John Simon on Britain's war debt, Patrolman Stanley McGough on a larceny arrest, and a former President Hoover criticizing fascist mass politics.
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Andy Pevine
Wao Nuys
California
Bos Burns Laucu Or The Day
Bob Burns riffs on scheduling conflicts in a humorous tale about actors promising dates for benefits and the woes of a groom whose wedding would clash with his lodge night and silver anniversary plans.
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Laucu
Bob Burns
Agme
Skinny Flint
Require Features, Inc
Government crop reporters marked in Fiftieth Anniversary
Detroit Free Press notes the fifty first anniversary of the crop reporting service and highlights about 200000 volunteers across the country who work without pay to transmit farm crop and livestock data. The piece praises their unseen effort sustaining government agricultural statistics.
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Detroit Free Press
United States
Department of Agriculture
Diary from Central South Dakota Farm Woman May Thursday
A diary entry reflects farm life in Central South Dakota with weather woes drought risk cutworms and期待 a better harvest. It notes neighbors replanting gardens and a family meal of creamed dried beef while advocating a farm bulletin urging one dozen more meals weekly to curb surpluses and keep prices down.
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June
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Abe
Ten Years Ago In Huron College Prize Winners
Floyt Nicholas won first prize of 18 dollars for a speech at Huron College last night. N. D. Paul Hofer took second with The Telltale Beast, and Mildred Stana earned third for The Wooing of Himwatha. Bridge prizes at a four-table event went to Grace Kenner and Mrs. Herman F. Hennig. A May queen was to be crowned at the campus fete tonight.
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Louissant Toverdure
Thomas Maynard
Huron College
Josephine Griffith
Brooklyn
N. D. Paul Hofer
Himwatha
Mildred Stana
J. R van Arsdale
Charles Slicorra
J. R. van Arsdale
Grace Kenner
Herman F. Hennig
C. H. Kelley
Colorado Avenue
Rialty
Col
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Costain Apartments
H. A. Graves
Minneapolis
RG. Colberg
Aberdeen
C. A. Sampson
Bowman
N. D
Kenny
TVY
Clyde ZL
Heckart
Dad Bence
Phillip
Hall
Ms Bence
Florence Saunders
Jane Wade
Elen Hicks
Ben Wade
John McClanahan
Kate Bence
Evangeline Coons
Ruth Bance
Lydia Cordova
Kike Merrill
John
Walker
Kemp James
Clifford Arnold
Elen* Hicks
Dorothy Schuyler
Huron
S. R. Schuyler
Kennebec
Wiliam van Tuy
Patrolman
Paulina
van Tuy
Jongex
Radio Features x Adkoland New York May 26
Radio schedule from New York outlines WEAF WJZ NBC and WABC CBS broadcasting plans for May 26. Highlights include coverage of the International Eucharistic Congress in Budapest, musical programs led by Rudy Valle Bing Crosby and Kate Smith, plus Roosevelt graduation speech at Arthurdale High School near Morgantown West Virginia. The listings show multiple time slots and programs across networks with entertainment and news segments.
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Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
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Toronto Promenaée Symphony
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Popeye the Sailor
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Wessington Springs Suffers Hail Damage Effects
Hailstones half to one and a half inches damaged windows in residential areas of Wessington Springs. A window was broken in the boys dormitory at the local college and several cars left out during the storm were impaired.
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Wessington Springs
Wesington Springs
Modern Prima Donna 16 Spike and More Word Play
Puzzle style list of clues presents various wordplay items and definitions. Entries include references to musical terms, body parts, directions, and common phrases. The page appears as a vertical puzzle with numbered clues and cryptic hints, typical of a crossfill or cryptic style word game.
End of Mexican policy shift eyed by U S in 1937
Washington debates a softening of the good neighbor policy as Cardenas expropriations loom. Britain may gain back properties while the United States risks losses, with discussions of payment plans and potential diplomatic separations amid European tension.
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State Department
U.S
Diplo
UJ. &A
Cardenas
Cardenaxy
Bawdon Purchases Bonnie Brae Ranch in Cedar Township
R R Bawdon completes purchase of 1049 acre Braden Cowan Bowtie Brae tract in Cedar township for about 7.0 dollars per acre. Native to the area, Bawdon plans purebred Hereford farming on Elm Creek frontage with good grass, water, and a six room remodeled house. Nearby Cedar Congregational Church school and Cedar Community Hall add farm home appeal.
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Ree Heights
Cedar Township
R. R. Bawdon
Mr Bawdon
Elm Creek
Cedar Congregational Church
Kingsbury Rye Crop Shows Heavy Growth
Kingsbury rye crop displays unusual height with knee-high rye by early June. Cool weather and two light showers refreshed fields while rye stools and heading advance. Delays in corn planting due to incomplete work earlier in the week are being caught up as warm temperatures accelerate growth.
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