Bentonite Boom Transforms Belle Fourche Economy
In Belle Fourche South Dakota locals once cursed the soap holes along the old Chisholm trail now they mine a magic mud bentonite that fills the holes and fuels a boom. Bentonite brings perfumes polish paints plasters and cleaner uses and its oil drilling lubrication raises town income to six hundred thousand dollars annually.
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Hello Fourche
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Farm Product Prices Rise to Buy Bonds Since 1932
A chart shows how the cost in farm produce to buy a $1,000 savings bond has risen over 17 years, comparing today with 1932. The USDA reports pyrethrum like insecticides produced synthetically in its laboratories, with chemicals nearly identical to the insect killing principle in pyrethrum.
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Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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