Soil survey funding could boost South Dakota yields
The South Dakota legislature may be asked to renew a $10,000 yearly appropriation to finish the soil survey. Experts analyze acre by acre to guide crop choices and maintain fertility, with Brookings data showing a 27.7 percent yield gain over two decades. Broad adoption depends on local education and use by real estate and farming interests.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Beadle
State College
The Lure of Fighting and Youthful Restlessness
The piece notes hundreds of Americans seeking to join Brazil’s civil war, with rebels and government offices in New York and Washington. It argues war stirs inborn desire for adventure, reflects on pacifism, youthfulness, and the pull of danger over safety, and hints at casualties among eager volunteers.
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Brazil
United States
New York
Notions of War and Brazil Stir Global Tension
A writer argues that a revolution in Brazil is manageable, but a world war of scale would be catastrophic. The piece warns Americans to avoid provoking conflict and urges European and American leaders to prevent war from reaching a head, noting emotional detachment from past global wars.
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Brazil
Europe
America
South Dakota's Lewis and Clark Legacy Highlighted
The 1933 Chicago World's Fair plans a geography exhibit featuring scenes along the Missouri River in present day South Dakota. The Lewis and Clark expedition entered the territory at Gregory County in May 1804 and traced the river to the west before reaching lands that became Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. Geographers hail the journey as a major continental exploration. South Dakota has scarcely commemorated this link to national history.
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United States
New England
Virginia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Ohio
South Dakota
National Research Council
Science Advisory Committee
Missouri River
Gregory County
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Lewis and Clark
Mothers Should Not Make Dishes A Child Task Says NY Expert
Miss Marion Van Liew of the New York State University argues compulsory dishwashing harms girls view of home economics. She urges mothers to handle cleansing chores, suggesting daughters gain interest by limited participation, challenging the belief that after dinner tasks must be shared by children.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan Corpulsory
Marion
van Liew
University of
Selly
Sue
Mary
Porcelain
Dresden
Synteas
Farmers and Hunters Duty to Post No Hunting Signs
The Argus Leader backs farmers rights to post no hunting signs on their land. It argues careless hunters frequently shoot stock, and unposted land invites trespass by hunters. Farmers may limit access to friends, and generous landowners who permit hunting should be thanked and hunters urged to heed posted warnings.
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Mitchell
Argus
Wat
Will Insure Appreciation Of Burial Memorial Drive
South Dakota school children will donate during Oct 20 25 to fund the Mt Meshmere memorial on Rushmere Mountain under sculptor Gutzon Borgium. The effort aims to foster appreciation of the project though funds may fall short of costs, with earnings benefiting the association.
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Mitchel Republican
South Dakota
Mt. Meshmere
Rushmere Mountain
Gutzon Borgium
Millions Girls Walk Same Road
Nearly a million young girls of 28 countries abide by the same rule of conduct and make the same promises as Girl Scouts and Girl Guides. The Motto is Be Prepared in all languages with Japan and Denmark noted for unique phrases. World Committee led by Mrs. James J Storrow connects nations, while Baden-Powell urges a movement for global peace and sisterhood advancing friendship and understanding.
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Denmark
Luxembourg
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
James J Storrow
Boston
Lord Baden-Powell
Gilwell
England
Scout Movement
Foxbass
Memsink
Dirgo
Boy Scout Ideals Outlined by LA Council Leader
Fred C. Eggers outlines why scouting matters in a statement attributed to EB DeGroot of the Los Angeles council. He says Scouting trains boys to serve God and country, fosters law and order, character, and self discipline, and bridges knowing and doing while nurturing patriotism and community service.
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South Dakota
Fred C. Eggers
EB. DeGroot
Los Angeles
Eggers
Boy Scouts of America
Bey
Beamuse
Frankfort Girls Complete Year's Sewing Project
The Jolly Juniors Club of Frankfort reports a year of sewing work led by Marie Christensen. Members Gladys Barness Jane Christensen and Marie Christensen shared progress at a meeting hosted by Joy Bussell. Visitors Orpha Refrem and Anne Wattenbarger observed the year-end scrapbooks and records.
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Frankfort
Jolly Juniors
H Club
Marie Christensen
Gladys Barness
Jane Christensen
Orpha Refrem
Anne Wattenbarger
Morristown
Joy Bussell
Glen Sutera Member State College Band
Glen Sutera of Huron plays horn in the State College Band during a military band event in State College with local spectators noting his performance and musical skill.
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Glen Sutera
State College
Huron
State Callegs
Band Director Christensen Leads Largest Northwest Ensemble
The Band under Carl Christensen has grown to 118 members the largest since its founding. It will debut at the pep meeting the night before Hobo Day, then perform in the parade and at the afternoon game on Hobo Day Saturday.
State College Band Promises Best Yet in Twenty Sixth Year
In its twenty sixth year the band boasts high quality members and aims to be one of the best to represent State college. A new electric clerk was installed in the high school here as a gift from the graduating class of 1929.
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State College
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