Supreme Court To Decide Question In Independent Candidacy Case
The Charles Mix county election contest will go to the South Dakota Supreme Court for a ruling on whether a defeated primary candidate may file as an independent in the general election. Circuit Judge A B Beck held the recent Slocum act does not bar such candidacies, and the county auditor refused the independent petition previously. An appeal to the state supreme court was announced.
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4Ake Andes
Charles Mix County
State Supreme Court
A. B. Beck
James
Jon George J. Padrnos
Yom
Padrinos
B. C. Pederson
Ann
Padrnos
J. H. Anderson
M. G. Sharpe
Padznos
R. B. Tripp. Yankton
Padronos
Anderson
Beck
Supreme Court
Warns Against Fake Institute In South Dakota
Federal Circuit Judge A K Gardner warned against fake extension institutes operating in South Dakota. At Woonsocket two men claimed to be agents of the University Extension Institute of Minneapolis offering courses through Huron College. One family paid 43 dollars. later letters showed the company had moved and left no forwarding address. Names given: Kirk Drummond and Albert William Williamson. Gardner urged thorough investigation by graduates before paying for extension courses.
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Federal
A. K. Gardner
South Dakota
Gardner
Board of Trustees
Huron-college
Woonsocket
Huron
University Extension Institute of
Mineeapolis
Huron College
Minneapolis
Kirk Drummond
Albert William Williamson
University Extension Institute
Chicago Extension Institute
Lois McDonald Heads North For Northwest Victory Trip
Lois McDonald winner of the Huronite Paramont Publix popular girl contest travels tonight to St Paul with two other northwest winners. The party sails via Seattle to Alaska and is expected to last about two weeks. Daughter of Mrs Estella McDonald she is 20 and staffs as secretary to F B Raymond grand secretary of Odd Fellow Judges in South Dakota.
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Lois McDonald
Huron
St. Paul
Northwest
Seattle
Alaska
Miss McDonald
Estella McDonald
Utah Avenue
Huron High School
Huron College
Bancroft Farmer Burned In Threshing Blast
Bancroft Aug 16 Especialyne Marsh seven miles from Bancroft suffered facial and eye burns when attempting to pour oil into a hot threshing machine. Flames shot up and he was taken to Iroquois for treatment. Doctors report sight saved though one eye badly burned. Marsh worked on the H R Custard farm when the accident occurred.
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Bancroft
Marsh
Ames
Iroquois
H.R
Hospital Admission Notes and Missed Discharges
At The Hospitals admitted Paul Kutzner from Huron for medical care and George Miler from Huron for minor surgery. Missed: Alice Thompson of Doland Edwin Froland Miller Mrs Harry Gey er of Iroquois Irene Brown from Huron.
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Paul Kutzner
Huron
Med
George Miler
Alice Thompson
Doland
Edwin Froland
Miller
Harry Geyer
Iroquois
Irene Brown
Heavy crop yields reported with high bushels per acre
Crop reports show yields as high as sixty to sixty five bushels an acre in many fields, with barley poorer in quality. Wheat in the western county yields ten to fifteen bushels per acre. Farm board anxiety confirmed as farmers may sacrifice oats and barley to pay threshing costs and risk selling stock to continue farming.
Threshing Progress Boosts Buffalo County Crops
Buffalo county reports widespread threshing progress with about 509 percent of small grain either threshed or combined. Barley averages 30 bushels per acre, wheat 12 to 15, oats around 30, flax up to eight, and corn shows strong growth despite heat. Crow Lake region near Gann Valley yields top corn in the state with ample rain aiding growth.
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Gain Valley
Buffalo County
Buffalo
Crow Lake
Gann Valley
Crop yields rise across Woonsocket county report
Aug 16 Woonsocket county reports Thresting progress and good yields in most areas. L P Nielsen in east Jerauld county reports wheat 20 bushels No 1, oats good, corn expected fair. Eastern Sanborn counties send varied grain results, with corn fair in several fields, while some wheat and oats are light. Dry spell halts rain since Aug 3, reducing Woonsocket area corn prospects but not yet causing drought damage. Gardens suffer late season losses. tomatoes too late, cabbage just starting where watered.
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Woonsocket
L. P.nielsen
Jerauld
Nielsen
Sanborn County
Prospects Dimming for Corn Crops in Bancroft and Hyde County
In Bancroft and Hyde County reports, corn stands are largely underdeveloped with ears only partly filled. Rain is seen as insufficient to salvage yields, hog cholera is widespread, and farmers shift to using wheat, rye, and barley for fattening. Harvests progress slowly as fields face heat and drought, yet some acres show green fodder potential with recent rain.
Farm Weather Report and Storm Damage Near Holabird
A storm brought hail and 46 inch rainfall near town with damage to a grain field ten miles northeast and a farm house south of Holabird struck by lightning, destroying the building though the Olson family escaped. Threshing largely finishes by early next week with top wheat yields around 25 bushels per acre, averaging 12 to 16, while oats and barley yields are disappointing. Corn suffers from drought but cooler weather may lift fall yields.
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Holabird
Olson
Groton
Ana
Immature corn silage proves useful for cattle feeding
In Brookings, James W. Wilson of South Dakota State College notes drought damaged corn may still feed cattle profitably. Trials with two year old steers show gains of about 2.09 pounds daily from immature corn silage versus 2.33 from mature silage, with markets paying 20 cents less per hundred for the former.
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Brookings
South Dakota
James W. Wilson
South Dakota State College Agricultural’ Experiment
Wilson
Simiiar
Sama
Immature corn silage discussed for feeding and famine
Immature corn silage may be cut before frost and stored for later use. It could provide cheaper weight gains as partly developed ears offer feed value. Nearby reports note near completion of grain combining in Sully county, with hay cut and stacked for winter feed and stock in good condition for fattening.
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Onida
Sully
Bose
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