Gregory business man Eli Abour ezk dies suddenly
Eli Abour ezk pioneer merchant of Gregory S D died suddenly at his home from heart failure. He had been in good health, ran a Gregory store, earlier worked in confectionery, spent two years in Syria, returned to Gregory and ran general merchandise for four years. He is survived by a widow three Gregory children a brother in Wood and Mission South Dakota a sister in Creighton Nebraska and his Masonic lodge membership. Funeral attended by C Abour ezk and others from Rosebud country.
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Gregory
S. D
Eli Abourezk
Syria
Rosebud
Wood and Mission
Creighton
Neb
Ife
Masonic Lodge
The Farmer's Wife and Household Accounts Guide
Practical guidance for house upkeep and farm finances from a historic column. Advice covers cleaning tapestry with carbon tetrachloride, keeping simple household accounts, monthly itemization, and pantry staples. It lists stain removal methods and makes use of homemade cleaning tools and routine care for walls and fabrics.
Rural editor promotes Mellette County boys and girls clubs
Cooperation between Fred C. Kirch editor of the Mellette County Pioneer and farm youth sparked a corn club and four other projects in Mellette County South Dakota. Beginning in 1917 the club grew from 17 to 25 members with seed corn supplied by Kirch.
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Mellette County
South Dakota
Fred C. Kirch
Kireh
Uditor Kirch
Fellette County
Wisconsin
Kirch
State Extension Service
Hampshire
Mr. Kireh
Mellette County Girls Strawberry Club Proposed
Mellette County Pioneer Girls seek interest in a Strawberry Club for girls ages 10 to 18. State college offers a similar program but this club would provide 100 free strawberry plants per member plus medals and a cup as prizes. Interested girls to respond within two weeks as plans develop.
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Mellette County
State College
Mellette County Girls
Mellette County Pioneer Girls’ Strawberry Club
Railroads Seen as Key to North Dakota Growth Over South
A 1923 Sioux Falls Argus-Leader editorial notes North Dakota's railroad mileage of 5316 exceeds South Dakota's 4248 by 1067 miles, boosting western settlement and prosperity. It argues rail expansion, not hydro plants or mines, should drive state development, urging politicians to support extending lines into new territories.
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mellette County Corn Club offers Chester White gilt prize
Mellette County Pioneer Boys Acre Corn Club invites youths to enroll by April 1 for a chance to win a registered Chester White gilt funded by Frank Reera. The prize promotes future gilt gifts, medals, a silver cup, and banquet plans with intent to expand youth hog farming, aided by state publicity and local support.
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Mellette
Petera
Pioneer Corn Club
Mildred Yule
Mellette County
Pioneer Boys’ Acre Corn Club
Dr Coue’s Day by Day Method Gains Notoriety
A French practitioner in the United States promotes a simple self improvement technique promising bodily and health benefits. The method centers on repeating the phrase Day by day in every way I am getting better and better as a means to cure various ailments and improve wellbeing. He draws newspaper attention as observers question the method’s broader applicability and effectiveness.
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Coue
United States
Bank Fails to Open Its Doors in Fairfax
Fairfax Maryland January 23 The First National Bank failed to open for business Monday morning after heavy deposit withdrawals and slow farming community collections. Officials believe no one will suffer loss though final settlements may be delayed due to slow holdings at the bank.
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Fairfax
M. D
First National Bank
Bank
Mapping Two Million Acres In South Dakota Soils
The state soil survey has mapped over two million acres across Beadle McCook Grant and eastern Lyman eastern Jones and southern Stanley counties. This effort covers extensive soil classification and suitability data for farming and land use planning.
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South Dakota
State Soil Survey
Beadle, McCook, Grant
Lyman
Jones
Stanley
Center of South Dakota lies in Hughes County near Pierre
The US Geological Survey places the mainland center of South Dakota in Hughes County eight miles northeast of Pierre. The text urges using winter to take a farm inventory to determine the current standing and asks if the reader has done so.
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State of
South Dakota
United States
Gcological Survey
Hughes County
Pierre
The Dairy Cow and Prosperity Motif
A short historical reflection notes the dairy cow as a symbol of prosperity, linking farming output to economic well being and community vitality through livestock wealth and dairy products.
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Norfolk Daily News
C. Abourezk
Failing
Cleo Mickel
Paul Abourezk
Mr. Mickel
Abourezk
Mary Ann Gray
Mildred E. Yule
Wood
Theodore Palmer
Edwin Gustafson
Raymond Sawyer
Jake Krieger
Jake
Carl Schaffer
Paul J. Scarbro
D. D
State
Department of Immigration
Middle West
Winner
Buffalo Gap
Purlis
Philip
Newell
Faith
Deadwood
Isabel
Camp Crook
Leola
Eureka
Wessington Springs
Gann Valley
Platte
Kimball
River
Chester
Corn Club
Chicago & Northweston Railroad Company
Chicago, Ill
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