Early Kale Yields Help Miner Brothers in Drought
Dr. C S Betts notes Kale yields averaging 35 bushels per acre on Miser Brothers farm southeast of town amid drought. 300 acres planted with kale provide drought and grasshopper resistance with fodder well shredded and cattle feed promising. May 20 to June 1 planting advised. field once alfalfa, now plowed, yields 45 bushels per acre under dry conditions.
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C.S. Betts
South Dakota
Betts
Miser Brothers
Miner Brothers
Miners Brothers
Nelson Miner
Coronation program outlines royal proceedings and entertainment
The coronation continues with a seed pearl accessories set and a Juliet cap as Virginia Kittleston and Wimm Busch crown the 1959 Tiger king and queen in the absence of last year’s royals Bud Ebert and Betty Hagman. A full program follows with Lincoln School first graders, dances, solos, and a snake dance on Ohio Avenue led by the pep band.
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Knights of Honor
Sedley Stuart
Bob Malone
Virginia Kittleston
Tiger
Wimm Busch
Bud Ebert
Dow
South Dakota University
Betty Jean Hagman
Tiger Day celebrated with bonfire pep rally and parade
Huron High School hosts Tiger Day activities ending with a 7:30 p.m. football game against Brookings High School sevens at Tiger Field. Friday features dress up day, costume judging, a 10:35 a.m. assembly, and an afternoon matinee for selected grades. A homecoming dance with Louis Lang and his orchestra follows in the gym.
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Huron
James H. Eshelman
Brookings High School
Tiger Field
Huron High School
Louis Lang
Making Peace Seems Hard as Hitler Speaks
German anticipation grows ahead of Hitler Reichstag speech with hopes for peace and possible concessions. Analysts cite the clash over Germany’s aim to lead Europe while the Allies seek to curb Hitlerism, and Pilsudski warned of a preventive war years ago. A Geneva peace palace is today fortified against air raids.
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Hitler
Dewitt MacKenzie
Germany
der Fuehrer
Europe
England
Daladier
France
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Lake Geneva
Drought Worsens Across Midwest Threatening Harvests
Agriculture officials warn of a sharp rise in farm relief needs as drought expands from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi Valley and from the Dakotas to Texas. Wells run dry, dust storms loom, and losses mount, but food and meat supplies remain stable due to grain and livestock reserves. Thousands of farmers had hoped relief loans and grants from the Farm Security Administration would help them recover.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Texas
Weather Bureau
Lower Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Farm Security Administration
War Briefs From Across Europe and New York
AP dispatches report Swiss police detaining Enrico Meriani leader of Italian fascists in bilingual region. Bern warns against unfounded espionage rumors. Geneva notes the League of Nations Palace readied for air attack. Tallinn ratifies mutual aid pact allowing 25 000 Soviet troops. Berlin prepares to discuss German Russian accord. New York networks plan 6 am EST relay of Hitler speech to Reichstag.
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Associated Press
Bellinzona
Switzerland
Enrico Meriani
Teallam
Switzerlan
Meriano
Tallinn
Estonia
Soviet
Russia
Berlin
K. Schaurre
Foreign Office
Moscow
New York
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Halliburton Declared Legally Dead in Insurance Suit
In Memphis and Seattle reports dated Oct 5 outline Richard Halliburton, 39, an adventure lecturer and author, declared legally dead after his Chinese junk was lost in a typhoon. Captain Anderson and four crew members survived aboard the Taiping, which had been missing since July 14, with limited supplies and no radio contact.
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Memphis
Tenn
Richard Halliburton
Halliburton
Seattle
Richard Flalliburton
mid-Pacific
John Anderson
Yangtse
Taiping
Shanghai
Junk
Anderson
Vancouver Island
Coast Survey
Discoverer
G. C. Jones
President Coolidge
Yokohama
Europe
Jones
KruGon Promises Relief From Constipation in Mitchell
Mrs. Laura Bietz of Mitchell South Dakota credits KruGon with restoring her health after long constipation stomach upset and sleep troubles. She reports better digestion regular bowels improved sleep and energy and says she now enjoys meals and can work again. A KruGon representative is meeting the public at H H Hilbrey Drug Store to explain the remedy.
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KruGon
Laura Bieiz
South Wisconsin
St. Mitchell
South Dakota
H. H. Humphrey
Kru Gon
H. H. Hilbrey Drug Store
Ady
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Ria
MGM
Ruth Hussey
Bobs Watson
Tonite
Spirit OF Young America
Tomour
Doryu
Nash
M & M Motors, Inc
E. Haron
Virginia Taylor
Robert Malone
Lajean Avery
Bob Vonderhart
June Adams
Malone
Stuart
Virginia Kittleton
William Busch
Middle West
Berne
Geneva
League of Nation
Releif
Laura Bietz
Chicago
Sunday Tribune
Rupert Hughes
Pictour
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