Farm Bureau News Executive Meeting and Good Roads Plans
The Farm Bureau executive committee met March 1 at Sundance with Roy Cameron N H Thompson J Belake and John Thorn present. They voted to pay state and national dues and noted about 225 paid members in Cronk county FB. Plans outline good road work this spring led by Farrell FB with county commissioners supplying culvert material. A Duroc Jersey association formed in the FB office and other notes cover seed treatment and Poultry work by Prof Lackie with education department letters on state oil royalties and school funding prospects for 1921 1922.
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Farm Bureau
Sundance
Roy Cameron
N. H. Thompson
J. Belake
John Thorn
Cronk County
Farm Baureau
Monitor Publ. Co
Farrell FB
W. J. Taylor
Farm Bureau Committee
Supreme Court
Hoskins
Iris
Ume
Katherine A. Morton
High School Recitations and Girls Choir Evening
Friday morning March 11 the intermediate room featured recitations by Gladys Cole Jessie Wilkerson and Bill Bush. Six high school girls sang a song. The Community Club and school plan an entertainment at the Hall on March 26 with supper served afterward by the Willing Workers. Play practice runs seven to eight with curfew hours.
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Gladys Cole
Jessie Wilkerson
Bill Bush
Parsing the word kiss by a student note
A student’s analysis claims kiss is a noun used as a conjunction and mostly plural. It argues never in singular form and notes agreement with “the most of us” in an exchange context.
Local Notes From Alva Doings At Belle Fourche
Alva residents Ben Mahoney and wife visited Belle Fourche returning home the next day. Mrs. Dillon Ruland has been ill for two weeks. Messrs Johnson and Thurman went to Belle Fourche to attend Mrs Thurman’s sale. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Barrey Gigchino died Saturday night and funeral services were held at the house with interment on the ranch. George Nielaen and family were Alva callers Tuesday.
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Ben Mahoney
Belle Fourche
Dillon Ruland
Messrs Johnson and Thurman
Vote Indicates Senate Alignment in Livestock Bill Fight
Washington DC report shows liberal and conservative lines sharpened in the Senate over a livestock market supervision bill. Key liberals Kendrick Wyoming and Kenyon Iowa led the push with support from Hiram Johnson and Capper, while other Republicans and Democrats split, highlighting the era’s ideological rift.
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Iowa
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Capper
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Manna
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Johnson
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Jones
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Phelan
Pitt
Pomoreno
Ransdell
Reed
Rob
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Smith
Georgia
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Trammoul
Walsh
Beckham
Dial
Heflin
King
Shields
Maryland
Stanley
Underwood
Wikema
Borah
Curtis
Gooding
California
Keb Lee Aca
Manis
Atunen
Rain
Dawes Praises Army Record Against Political Attacks
Former Army procurement head General Dawes told a congressional committee that War Department achievements surpassed those of Britain and France in the same period. He denounced partisan criticism, defended the Doughboys, and warned against downplaying American war efforts while praising Perry, Perishing, and the Army’s enduring legacy.
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Frank Gop
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