Flea beetle control urged for North Dakota gardens
Farmers in North Dakota are advised by A L Ford extension entomologist to spray radishes and other vegetables with arsenate of lead to control flea beetles. A one ounce poison per two gallons of water is recommended, with stronger paste if used. Dust methods and dew spraying are also described. A regional survey across Union, Clay, Yankton, Turner, McCook, Miner, Kingsbury, Hampt, Codington, Day and Marshall counties aims to locate and destroy barberry plants during the state barberry eradication campaign.
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Brookings
Nohh Dakota
A. L. Ford
State College
Union
Clay
Yankton
Turner
McCook
Miner
Kingsbury
Hamt
Codington
Day
Marshall
South Dakota
Union County
Palmer Bros Wild Animal Circus To Exhibit In Sisseton
The Palmer Bros wild animal circus comes to Sisseton on July 11 1921 for two shows afternoon and evening. The program features trained horses birds and many acts plus a 10:30 am street parade. Citizens urged to report horse abuse to prevent cruelty and prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Bros
Sisseton
July farm notes urge weed control and sow rest
Agricultural guidance highlights July tasks to cut weeds in pastures fence rows and roads to boost grain value. Sows to rest between weaning and rebreeding with leafy alfalfa and clover to minimize grain use. Also warns of typhoid risks in summer and signals army worm vigilance and lamb marketing advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G.H
South Dakota
Goodwill Lutheran Church Sunday Outing Notice
Sunday school outing at Long Hollow Friday afternoon and evening July 1. Prof C O Solberg president of Augusta College Sioux Falls to speak Sunday morning at 10 30 English service, Solberg to preach. Sunday school and Bible class at noon no Luther League Sunday night service. Ladies Society serves lunch at church parlors Thursday afternoon June 30 Everyone invited.
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Long Hollow
C. 0
Solberg
D .D
Augusta College of
Sioux Falls
Luther League
Ladies Society
Civil Liberties Union backs study on debt slavery and lynching
The American Civil Liberties Union in New York endorses a pamphlet by William Pickens, field secretary of the NAACP, arguing lynching and mob violence stem from economic oppression in the South. Roger Baldwin cites Tulsa violence as supporting evidence.
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South
American Civil Liberties Union
New York City
William Pickens
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
Civil Liberties Union
Roger N. Baldwin
Tulsa
Pickens
Armour Daugher Blushing Bride and Lynching Quotes
A historical discussion argues that prosperous African American families face forced removal by mobs with police complicity, while debunking the stereotype that lynching stems from rape. It links mob violence to economic control, slave-era prejudice, and calls for joint black white labor action to win civil rights in the South. The piece urges readers to support Standard print services.
The American Congo and the Battle Over Negro Labor
A discussion of lynching and racial violence in the American South centers on economic exploitation of Black workers in the Mississippi Valley. It traces how debt bondage, wage disputes, and property tensions fuel massacres, burnings, and riots, linking them to systemic racism and greed.
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Georgia
East St. Louis
Mississippi
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkaas
Tennessee
American Congo
Congo
Mississippi Valley
South
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Neel
Sil
Eoil Hell
Tsi
Washington, D.C
BIG Circus
Sisseton St. Dakota
Trenonetes
Farmendar
OWL Liberties Union
Armour Daughter
United States
Hast St. Louis
Brooks
Lowndes
Chicago
Blaine
A.R
Henry Lowers
Nodena
Ark
America
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
John Braise Jr
Vienna
Hicago
Swedland
Green Plumbing Company
Charley Heuermann
Mgr
Lukanitsch Bldg
First National Bank of
Sisseton, South Dakota
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