Western cutworm sighting in South Dakota crops
Extension entomologist AL Ford warns the Pale western cutworm may be in limited numbers in South Dakota, with Verbal reports from Perkins and Harding counties and known presence west of the Missouri River. Farmers should report infestations to county agents or the extension service, submit specimens safely, and prepare for potential control measures as the pest risks big grain losses.
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Brookings
S. D
Canada
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
AL. Ford
State
North West
Perkins
Harding
Missouri River
Hs County
Extension Service of
State College
Prevent Fall Slump in Dairy Production
Brookings South Dakota farmers should guard against a late summer feed shortage that dulls winter milk output. Horace M. Jones of State College urges extra fresh green feed daily, plus protein-rich grain such as oats, linseed meal, and cottonseed meal to steady or boost production despite hot weather and scarce feed.
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Brookings
Horace M. Jones
State College
Better Living Conditions For Faulk County Farmers
Faulk County leads central South Dakota in rural sanitary improvements with 11 new septic tanks planned for farm homes this season. Three tanks go into new houses, four replace failing cesspools, and four will handle sewage from homes being modernized. County Agent Charles Gilbert promotes these as demonstration projects chosen by State College extension engineer R L Patty. This shows Faulk County farmers pushing to improve farm conditions.
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Brookings
S. D
Faulk County
South Dakota
R. L. Patty
State College
Charles Gilbert
Sphis
Patty
Fragmentary Notice From Unreadable OCR
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a rotation and land where something attaches, but the text is unintelligible and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize. The readable portion provides no verifiable event or entities to anchor a proper news item.
White House grounds get improvements and more parking
The article notes plans to remove a large lawn area in front of the executive office building to widen parking for office seekers and visitors. Proposed changes include a handsome porte cochere entrance, an awning for sun protection, and an enlargement of the cellar underneath the executive office.
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White House
Ohio
Washington
Roosevelt
Civil Liberties Union Comments on Communist Prosecutions
A statement by the American Civil Liberties Union explains free speech in Communist cases, opposing suppression of radical ideas while criticizing prosecutions and defense tactics. It notes secret party discipline, violence risk, and the clash between government actions and Communist countermoves shaping American political life.
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American Civil Libertie Union
Civil Liberties Union
Financial statement for One Road District No 3 1920 21
The report covers the year July 1 1920 to June 30 1921. Expenditures total 1234.24 with receipts 2085.98 and a year end balance of 851.74 deposited in Citizens National Bank Sisseton SD. Signed EB Hoffman Gee Peter O Paulson chairman.
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Roberts County
South Dakota
One Poe
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton
Hoffman Gee
Peter O. Paulson
Sahara Motor Lorries Show Desert Crossing Feat
Ma E H Lemmonen details a French government effort to prove modern motor transport can cross the Sahara. In February 1919 a seven-vehicle convoy starting at Colomb-Béchar reached Akabi, halfway between Algiers and Timbuktu, using modified wheels to cope with desert sand and open-bodied lorries.
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Saara
Colomb-Bekbar
Akabi
Oasia
Algiers
Mediteranean Sea
Timbuktu
Niger
First motor caravan conquers Sahara trackless routes
The 1920 French convoy from Algiers to Tamanrasset proved wheeled transport possible across Sahara trackless sands and rocky sections. A second 23-vehicle expedition established air supply stops along a 2000 mile route, showing lorries can open new trade corridors beyond camel caravans.
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Sahara
Algiers
Tamanrasset
Sahara Desert
Thefsand
Inisal
Insal
Tamanasset
True to Type Cartoon Echoes Calico Dressers
A clipped verse from Cartoons Magazine notes the oddity of trends as girls in calico remain out of print, contrasting fashion with visibility and printing norms in a brief, period voice.
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Cartoons Magazine
Given the Phillies the Willies Cartoon
A light verse from Cartoons Magazine recounts a young man named Phil with a in the woods a fine still. He jokes that officers may seize their Phil in a playful, rustic vignette. The piece uses humor to evoke moonshine folklore and rural mischief.
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Phillies
Phil
Cartoons Magazine
Stand Sells Old Paper At Standard Office
A notice states old paper is for sale at the Standard office. The item is advertised by a seller who believes in his own godla and urges patrons to support advertisers.
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Standard Office
First Chorus Girl Clarifies Party Guest with Jack
Two chorus girls parlay about invitations. The first asks if she will attend the party with Jack. The second corrects her, saying she will go with the party that includes Jack.
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Jack
Cartoons Magazine
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New York
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Illinois
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Oakland
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Chicago
James Larkin
J. B. Fergioan
C. N. Ruthenberg
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National Defense Committee
Edgar Owens
Treas
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New York City
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John Haynes Holmes
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Agnes B. Leach
Wm. J. M. A. Maloney
A. J. Muste
Scott Nearing
Walter Nelles
John Nagin
Henry Linville
Albert DeSilver
Roger N. Baldwin
Faulk
Brocktagta
Communist Prosecution
Scor Vil Liberties Union
UES Statement
Harry F. Ward
First National Bank of
Sisseton, South Dakota
Oes
United States
Lapoerr & Mrazs Tobacco Co
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