Tribute to Judge C. C. Carpenter Passes The Bar
An Angus Leader tribute praises Judge C. C. Carpenter for fairness discernment and humanity. The piece lauds his equitable treatment of cases and his strong character as a judge and lawyer essential to the big circuit.
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Sioux Falls
C. C. Carpenter
Carpenter
Keer
Western Sclons Secured What They Wanted
Aber deen News reports on a March 10 legislative push to fund western expansion. Lawmakers secured 45 000 for hardy alfalfa propagation and 915 000 for further work, plus 10 090 for sending Prof Hansen to Hartliven and western Siberia for hardy forage plants. Representatives Lan dom, Bielski, Granger, and Zoske led the effort with White of Lyman backing Vivian station equipment. W H Nesbitt noted.
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Hartliven
Siberia
Missouri
Landom
Bielski
Granger
Stanley
Zoske
Lyman
Senaw
White
Vivian
Prof
Hansen
Bow Stranger
Royerament Ex Pen
Preparing Grout for the Spring Crops
Ground not plowed last fall should be worked as soon as thawed. Use a disc to lap ground and avoid ridges then harrow or rise the ground that was plowed last fall. Plow as soon as moisture is held, follow with harrow or packer, and avoid deep plowing if soil won’t settle without rain. Give crops a good seed bed and thorough cultivation.
Burning Russian thistles through collective farm effort
The article urges all farmers to aggressively combat Russian thistle spread. It warns against complacency and fire hazards while advocating coordinated action, burning thistles on each farm and along fences, sometimes hauling into hay racks or plowed fields. Teamwork and repeated burns may be needed, especially during still weather. Authorities urge everyone to outdo neighbors.
Unclear Draft Urges Cultivation For Next Year Distribution
Fragmentary note mentions William F. Gray urging cultivation to secure a good crop for distribution in the following year. The source lacks full context, but highlights planning and instruction tied to crop production and supply aims.
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William F. Gray
School Board Adopts Early Spring Vacation and Notes Attendance
The lower grades close Wednesday for the week due to 35 percent absence. February reports show 219 enrolled with 178.8 average daily attendance and 28.7 percent perfect attendance in the grades. high school has 34 enrollment with 41 percent perfect attendance. Other items include a blizzard return to Pierre, legislative duties, a new baby, local notices, vaudeville at Armory, a boy’s appendectomy, andads for flour and farming gear.
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Milaca Minnesota Rev Janes A Lewis says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been needed and welcome in his home for years. He recommends it for colds coughs and croup and says others will find it very effective and economical. For sale by All Dealers.
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Janes A. Lewis
Milaca
Minn
Weil Atmberlain
Iyelf
Chamberlain
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