Corn Prospects Best Since 1931 in South Dakota
South Dakota forecasts a corn crop of 6,696,000 bushels based on August 1 conditions, highest since 1921, with yields and production for spring sown crops ahead of 1937 and the 10 year average. Durum and other wheats rise, oats and barley exceed July prospects, but pasture and hay face regional shortages. drought and grasshopper damage noted in parts of the state.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Evan V. Jones
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Vital Statistics Of Hand County July births deaths marriages
Six births eight deaths and three marriages were reported in Hand County for July by county clerk W. S. Thomas. Names include Roger Paine Ree Heights. Harold Krauter Wayland. Claude Phillips Pearl Township. Arthur Evans Pearl Township. Anton Martinmans Ontario Township. E. H. Furman Miller. Effie Schultz York Township. John Nation Ree. Martic Stowers Ree Heights. Carl Gillian Wayland. Louisé Anna Nuhrring Plato Township. Edwin William Seeley Miller. Marriages listed include James Norfolk Huron. Jon Fne Thompson St Lawrence. Albert Lester Blachford Orient. Marcella G. Kingham Ree Heights. Norton Burseh Dean. Elizabeth Jonk Burdette. Lenore Buechler as child of Christina Moos Ree Heights. Citizens declarations filed for James Hall Sr. Ree Heights and James Hall Jr. Ree Heights.
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Ree Heights
Carl Gillian
Wayland
William Fred Nuhring
Miller
Louisé Anna Nuhrring
Plato
Edwin William Seeley
James Norfolk
Huron
Jon Fne Thompson
St. Lewrpence
Albert Lester Blachford
J Orient
Marcella G. Kingham
Norton Burseh
Dean
Elizabeth Jonk
Burdette
Lenore Buechler
Christina Moos
James Hall
Margaret
Last Band Concert At Springs Tonight
Wessington Springs nears the end of its summer band series with the final concert tonight at 515 in the city park amphitheater Donald B Hansen of Woonsocket leads in the absence of K F Lohn who attends summer school in Minneapolis The Woonsocket and Wessington Springs joint concert rescheduled from last week due to weather will feature special numbers by Evelyn Burton dance pupils
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Sington Springs
Wessington Springs
City Park
Lnt
Donald B. Hansen
Woonsocket
K. F. Lohn
Minneapolis
Evelyn Burton
Willow Lake Board Hires New Teacher
Willow Lake Board of Education elected Miss Cathryn Walters of Armour to fill the vacancy caused by Florence Johnson’s resignation. Walters, a graduate of State College Brookings with a major in economics, will teach economics at Willow Lake High School in the 1938-39 year. Johnson will teach at Yankton High School.
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Washuw Unie
Cathryn Walters
Armour
Willow Lake High School
Board of Education
Florence Johnson
Yankton High School
Miss Johnson
State College
Brookings
Wis Hove
Historical Program Presented by Friendship Sunday School Class
A historical program by the Friendship Sunday School class of the Methodist Church was presented after a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Krienke. Emma Dougherty, program chair, directed reports on Hand County Sunday school activities since 1882. A pot luck lunch followed, with twenty people attending.
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Miller
Friendship
Methodist Church
Krienke
Emma Dougherty
Hand County
Brother in Accident in Forestburg and Mack-Vap Marriage
Ernest Roberts learns his brother Wa was in an accident and must meet Floyd Crown Walter in Rapid City immediately. A granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Mack of Forestburg wed Ted Vap of Hastings on August 1 at the bride’s home. Both couples involve local residents and Nebraska ties.
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Forestburg
Ernest Roberts
Howard
G. B. Wilder
Floyd Crown
Walter
Rapid City
John Mack
Dorothy Mack
Ray Mack
Clay Center
Neb
Ted Vap
Hastings
Yap
State Hospital
Return From The Forestburg Aug 11
Mrs Jessie Mack and daughter Faye returned Friday from a long auto trip to Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota visiting Jefferson D D Utica Omaha Council Bluffs and other towns. Frank McKellip of Burbank calls in Highmore. Deimar Forbes ill at home with hand infection after threshing work. A shower for Mrs Berg Erwin hosted by Mrs Floyd Bander with 20 guests.
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Foresteburg
Jessie Mack
Faye
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Jefferson, D. D
Ed Steki
Utica
Max
Charles Peterka
Omahas
Roy Sickl
Council Bluffs
Art Drew
Bancroft
Deimar Forbes
Huron Hospital
Highmore
Frank McKellip
Burbank
Highmoore
McKellips
McKellip
Gerhart Lumber Company
Burnbank
Bergerwin
Floyd Bander
Charles Berg
Wolsey Dinner Guests Visit Pribyl Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Pribyl and children and Wilford Mirium were dinner guests Sunday at the Charles Pribyl home in Wolsey. Mr and Mrs Marvin Vegge of Huron visited there during the afternoon.
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Wolsey
Richard Pribyl
Wilford Mirium
Charles Pribyl
Marvin Vegge
Huron
Mrs Emil Aasby Resumes Home From Pierre Hospital
Mrs Emil Aasby was discharged from St Marys Hospital in Pierre after a major operation and returned home Saturday. She is recovering satisfactorily and is on the mend following the health issue.
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Highmore
Emil Aasby
St. Mary's Hospital
Pierre
Beer and gas revenue rise in July
State Treasurer J W Hinselman reported July gains in motor fuel and beer taxes while liquor and cigarette taxes declined. Gasoline receipts were 495 387, beer tax 217 174 for July, liquor about 20 870, cigarettes 76 200. First seven months total 2 507 705, up 309 198 from year ago.
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Busrre, Ag
J W. H. Hinselman
Injcome
Grain Yields Varied In Manchester Area
Manchester reports show grain yields vary by crop after recent rains. Hard wheat 7 to 15 bushels per acre. durum 12 to 20. oats 20 to 30. barley similar to oats. rye 12 to 14. Corn damage from grasshoppers is spotty, with some fields still yielding well. A separate item notes lawn party at Tulare honoring Bernadine Paulson with Miss Fiorence Binger as host.
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Manchester
Sunday School Picnic Held in Frankfort on Lawn
The primary class of Frankfort Sunday School held a picnic on the Weisflock lawn here Tuesday afternoon. Superintendent Mrs. C. Huit and teachers Mrs. Roy Wilhelm Mrs. Grace Franz and Helen Phillips served refreshments.
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Frankfort
Frankfort Visitors Reported in Short Summer Calls
Frankfort visitors Sunday included Reginald Stechman of St. Lawrence who called at the Gerald Franz home and Florence Hansen of Aberdeen who visited her parents Mr and Mrs F Hansen.
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Frankfort
Reginald Stechman
St. Lawrence
Gerald Franz
Florence Hansen
Aberdeen
State Experiment Station
Lawrence Meuhle
S. W. Sussex Alsas
Joe Weider
Faulkton
Stebbins Returns From Visiting Mother in Blunt Arkansas
Mrs. J. J. Stebbins of Little Rock Arkansas returned home this week after an extended visit with her mother Mrs. M. A. Whalen in Blunt.
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Arkansas
Blunt
J. J. Stebbins
Little Rock
Ark
M. A. Whalen
Congregations Honor Departing Minister
The Trinity Lutheran Church of Miller and St Michael's Lutheran Church of Orient held a farewell for Rev and Mrs C H Schaible who left for Enderlin North Dakota where he will pastor. More than 150 attended as gifts were presented from both churches and Sunday schools.
Varied Grain Yields Reported In Hyde County Threshing Nears End
Harvest in Hyde County advances with good threshing weather yet yields vary due to rain and grasshopper damage. Wheat yields range with 20 bushels per acre in the south and 6 in the north. barley up to 30 bushels per acre in some spots. Grasshoppers threaten corn and cane. Mormon crickets spread in the southeast. Government survey on Mormon crickets planned for fall. In Franksfort, rain is needed for crops to meet expectations.
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Highmore
Hyde County
W. H. Davis
Herman Konrsd
Henry Rezac
Mr. Davis
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Hotel Reforma Te
Finnet
Mexico
United States
Thes
Avtedg
Springs
Willow Lake Board
Bernardine Paulson
Tulare
Fiorence Binger
Bernadine Paulson
Excelsior Springs
Marjorie Walsh
Miss Paulson
Azzirteato Auto Supply
Sth & Dak
Hyde
Milwaukee
Schlitz
Es Assethe Company
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