Hansen Returns From Siberia With Plant Treasure
Dr. N. E. Hansen and his son Carl arrived in Brookings with a vast collection of seeds and plants from eastern Siberia. The expedition, invited by the Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences, focused on dry-land farming and included Siberian apricot varieties, crested wheat grass, soybeans, apples, plums, pears, cherries, and seeds for perennial wheat. The trip involved numerous conferences with Soviet agricultural leaders and visits to farms and stations, with results expected to aid South Dakota and the northern plains.
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Brookings
N. E. Hansen
Siberia
Pekin
China
Amur
Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Hansen
Carl
South Dakota
Plains
Russia
United States
State College
Northwest
Volga River
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ural Mountains
Afghanistan
South America
Central Asia
State College Horticulturist
Ivan V. Mitchurin
Freight Rates To Be Pared On Coal From Iowa Mines
North Western railway lines in South Dakota east of the Missouri river will see coal freight rates cut starting November 20. South Dakota towns listed with reductions include Huron Salem Redfield Aberdeen Faulkton Gettysbur g Miller Highmore Pierre and others with varied cent-per-ton decreases. Also announced is a future cut on coal shipments from the remainder of the Iowa field to South Dakota stations on the North Western and Milwaukee lines. Articles of Incorporation: Community Gas and Oil Co of Mitchell formed with $25,000 capital. Gertrude Gunderson C E B LaGrave of Mitchell and N E Gunderson of South Bend IN sign. Miss Hilde Delirich and Emil Fuhrer wed October 17 at Tripp according to local reports.
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Pierrb
Uct. O
Iowa
North Western Railway
South Dakota
Missouri River
State Railroad Commission
Huron
Salem
Redfield
Aberdeen
Faulkton
Gettysburg
Miller
Highmore
Pierre
Iowa Field
North Western
Milwaukee
Community Gas and Oil Company of
Mitchell
Gertrude B. Gunderson
C. EB. LaGrave
N. E. Gunderson
South Bend
Ind
Tripe Alpena
Hilda Delirich
Alpena
Emil Fuhrer
Tripp
Earl
Long Range Planning Urged to Combat Low Mood in SD
Brookings reports at the twentieth annual extension service conference A. M. Eberle extension director urged long term planning to build a more permanent business structure and curb waves of low mood. He said current agricultural adjustment plans are only the start of a bigger program requiring regionalized planning and resource appraisal.
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Brookings
Extension Service
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
Change Is Made In Relief Ruling
South Dakota relief administration relaxes mandatory transfer to transient rehabilitation camps for unattached relief men. Leonard J. Rokis urges officers to sell the program to those who benefit while noting camps at Huron Fort Sisseton and Rapid City provide meals lodging medical care clothing education and recreation with 33 work hours weekly and a $5 monthly cash allotment.
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South Dakota Relief Administration
Feld
Leonard J. Rokis
South Dakota
Istter
Huron
Fort Sisseton
Rapid City
Farewell Party for Rev Hoyer Kempf Family
A farewell gathering at M. B. church parlors honored Rev A J Hoyer and daughter and Mr and Mrs William Kempf and family as they depart for Tulare and Washington. Rev Eschliman could not attend and the event ended with social time and a serving of a closing line. Move to Wayland from Hiland township gives occupancy to the last vacant house as Frey Hackett family and two daughters join Sheldon Reese. Dartene enrolls in second grade and Lois in beginning in Wayland school.
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Virgil
M. B
A. J. Hoyer
William Kempf
Hoyer
Tulare
Kempf
Washington
Eschliman
Wayland Wayland
Frey Hackett
Hiland Township
Wayland
Sheldon Reese
Sheldon
Reese
Hacketts
Wayland School
Dartene
Lois
Alpena
Albert Kempf
Boost Income Of Sugar Producers Highlights SD program
South Dakota beet sugar producers will gain 160000 to 19000 more income under a forthcoming Agricultural Adjustment Administration production adjustment program. About 509 growers in Butte Lawrence and Pennington counties will benefit with contracts to guarantee parity prices and include advances of 1 per ton plus eventual parity payments.
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S. D
Brookings
South Dakota
Ellison
Hunters Picnic Near Alpena After Pheasant Hunt
A group from Mitchell and Alpena areas hunted pheasants on Tuesday and gathered for a picnic at Babber grove southeast of Alpena. The outing involved Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Bobb and sons, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. B., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brammer, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Alsenbrey, and Mr. and Mrs. P. L. B. Jones.
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Alpena
C. S. Bobb
Meeting Details for Club Fundraising Event
Tuesday evening the club met with Mrs. Ray Webber presiding after the business session. A discussion on raising funds and helping on different days followed. Mrs. Triplett, assisted by her daughter, served lunch. The next meeting is set for Nov 13 at Mrs. Emil Nelson’s home.
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Nie Triplett
The
Oracle
Ray Webber
Burdette School Children Prepare Stage Program
Burdette school children have received their parts for a program planned to be presented. The event, described as a soda social, is set for Oct. 25 with students eager to perform.
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Burdette
Burdette School
The Doctor's Question About Laxatives
A medical note explains why doctors prefer liquid laxatives for constipation. It praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for gentle, regulated relief and claims it works overnight for adults and children.
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