Extension Service Program Closely Linked With Conservation In S D
State College Director of Extension John V. Hepler discusses South Dakota efforts to conserve soil and other resources through education. With 57 county agents across 60 counties, programs promote grass varieties soil dams pasture and range management cover crops terraces tree planting rotation weed control and demonstration farms in partnership with the Soil Conservation Service to foster wise use and lasting benefits for future generations.
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John V. Hepler
State College
Extension
Brookings
South Dakota
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Focuses on Conservation in South Dakota Programs
The Extension outlines its plans to increase total funding by a stated amount and emphasizes its commitment to conservation. It notes major programs in South Dakota aim to improve land for the benefit of local residents.
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South Dakota
S D Purebred Sheep Breeders Sponsor Ram Sales
The South Dakota Purebred Sheep Breeders association will sponsor a series of purebred ram sales to improve sheep in the state. An executive committee met at Huron during the State Fair to plan consignments. Members include J W Fritz chairman Everett Baker Frank Swope Chester Gullikson and Paul Murphy. The sales are set for Bones Livestock Pavilion Parker September 27 Roy Housman Sales Barn Niuron October 2 and South Dakota Livestock Sales Co Watertown October 9.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Purebred Sheep Breeders Association
Huron
J. W. Fritz
Bath
Everett Baker
Hazel
Frank Swope
Orient
Chester Gullikson
Paul Murphy
Hermosa
PTA Campaign to Cut Child Traffic Deaths
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers urged its 2,500,000 members to boost traffic safety after a rise in child deaths. A five page safety annual was sent to 29,000 local associations to guide regional conferences courses and community activities. Miss Marion Telford chaired the Safety Committee and called it a reply to Roosevelt’s safety campaign.
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Chicago
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Roosevelt
Marion Telford
Congress Safety Committee
Orchid Grown in Huron Sparks Local Display
R G Fair city park superintendent has nurtured 50 to 60 orchids in the Huron city garden. A hybrid orchid on display at Walker the Florist window is a rare sight locally and took nearly eight years to bloom. The Tri-State Florists Association convention and flower show arrives October 26-28 in Daum's Auditorium, with Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota members. The public is invited to view the show.
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Walker the Florist
Huron
Robert G. Fair
City
Tri-State Florists Association
Daum
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Population growth notes from early modern to modern era
A concise snapshot notes that between 1690 and 1930 the global population rose sharply, approaching fivefold growth as centuries passed. The statement highlights the dramatic demographic expansion across eras and regions.
Beards Start At Brookings Sunday
Brookings announces no shaving after Saturday for State College freshmen and upperclassmen. President John Biiling ae Arlington backs the edict with support from barber Hugo Mack. Beard dyes are stocked to help contestants for Hobo Day prizes.
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Brookings
State College
John Biilingae
Arlington
Gton
Hugo Mack
A J Turner Family Relocates to Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. A J Turner and son Donnie moved from Alpena to Mitchell for his new post as student work officer overseeing N A related works in South Dakota high schools and colleges. Turner resigned as Alpena School superintendent in August after many years in that role and as coach. Mrs Evans continues temporary teaching assigned studies.
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A. J. Turner
Alpena Alpena
Donnie
Mitchell
Ben
William Evans
South Dakota Plans Soil Conservation Week
BROOKINGS September 18 Special Conservation Week is proclaimed by Governor Bushfield for September 15 to 20. Citizens should plan conservation work, attend meetings, and observe activities to protect soil for future generations. Frank Feser cites erosion losses and urges schools civic groups and sportsmen to participate as demonstrations across the state show conservation pays dividends with thousands of farmers adopting practices.
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Brookings
Goveror
South Dakota
Frank Feser
Brown County
State Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Mr. Feser
United States
Feser
Eroston
Soil Conservation Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service
AAA
Moths and cities drift in a fragmented passage
A decipherable fragment compares moths to insects drawn to light and notes Washington D C as an eleventh largest city with a 1936 population figure of 486,869 and a current count of 662,153. The text mingles scientific metaphor with garbled numbers.
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Washington, D.C
Thy
Jesus
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