State college aids trading link for South Dakota cattle
South Dakota State College extension service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture plan to connect western cattle producers with feeder and stocker buyers in the Corn Belt. A statewide producer questionnaire will map available cattle, aiding direct and agent trading, with blanks due July 22 and a summary released August 2 including producer names, cattle classes, and delivery dates.
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Brookings
Union
South Dakota
College Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
W. ¥. Schnidt
State College
Livestock Commission
Mr. Schnaidt
Gale
Wayland Girl Reserves Host Old Fashioned Party
Wayland July 2 special members of the Wayland Girl Reserve attended a slumber party at the home of Miss Olga Anderson assistant leader. Ten stayed overnight. Others listed include Agnes Anderson sisters Ruth Byers DeHart Sedam and Wusterwald. Ruth DeHart and Ruth Byers among those named to attend the Girl Reserve camp.
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Wayland
Wayland Girl Reserve Organization
Ruth de Hart
Ruth Byers
Helen Sedam
Josephine Wusterwald
Giri
Wessington 4 H Canning Club Sets July 3 Meeting
Wessington July 2 Special report notes the 4 H canning club will meet at Wanda Krems home on Wednesday. Sara Ly Dewing home extension agent will attend the meeting. Martha Seivers leads the club.
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Wessington
H Canning Club
Wanda Krems
Sara Ly Dewing
Martha
Seivers
Bible Class Reservation Form Report at Two Sites
Weekly Bible schools organized at St. Andrews mission and Ascension chapel. St. Andrews class has 18 students led by Rev. Mr. Walker and his wife, with terms lasting three months. Ascension chapel classes also planned.
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Joe Creek
St. Andrews Mission
Ascension Chapel
Attorney Taken In During Trial Jury Delays Augusta Horst Case
State's Attorney O D Olmstead fell ill while selecting a jury for Augusta Horst trial. Due to his condition criminal work for the June term will be resumed mid July. The jury was excused until July 2 when civil jury work will be taken up.
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O. D. Olmstead
Augusta Horst
Mr. Olmstead
Deadwood Men All Growing Whiskers
The Days of 76 contest in Deadwood reports a bumper crop of whiskers. Whiskers come in colors black red white and intermediate tones from dark brown to light pink. The committee notes that anyone can compete without needing committee signature and eligibility requires only growing whiskers.
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Deadwood
Crop Prospects Bright At Dallas
Crop reporters note exceptional potential across a range of crops in Dallas area. Winter wheat is excellent, corn shows strong stands and rapid progress, alfalfa yields are heavy, potatoes promise a large crop, and gardens with truck crops look very good though some replanting occurred. Weather has favored heading.
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Adallas
Eeritory
Judge Fisher notes drop in circuit crime and liquor cases
Judge Fisher reported a marked decrease in criminal cases across the ninth circuit, including Hand Beadle Spink Kingsbury and Miner counties. He cited liquor violators pleading guilty more often and a drop in civil suits, with Judge Taylor returning to regular duties after illness and Judge Wisher handling work during Taylor’s absence.
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Cuit
Judge Fisher
Miller
Alva EB. Taylor
Huron
Taylor
Cows Bring High Price At Joe Creek
A fine string of fat cows belonging to Mrs. William Daugherty and the Hall brothers sold for about 10 cents per pound, nearly $100 each, to Chris Dandell of Canning and Harry Stein of Sioux Falls. They were shipped from Canning to Sioux Falls.
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Joe Creek
William Daugherty
Hall Brothers
Chris Dandell
Canning
Harry Stein
Sioux ‘Falls
Sioux Falls
Wessington I O O S Lodge to Install New Officers
Wessington July 2 Special New officers of the Wessington I O O S lodge will be installed at a meeting Wednesday night a luncheon to be served at the close of the session
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Wessington Wessington
Wessington
Wessington Rural Church Picnic Draws Crowd
Beulah rural church and Sunday school members hosted a picnic at Marjor's grove six miles west of AWESSINGTON drawing a large turnout yesterday. The event marked a community gathering with many attendees side by side.
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Awessington
Beulah
Marjor’s Grove
Work Started On Lake Mitchell Cabin
July report from Mitchell notes the YWCA cabin on Lake Mitchell is under construction as the first cottage on the lake shore. Kiwanis club volunteers supply labor led by C N Boyd while local businesses donate materials for the 16 by 20 foot structure with a 10 foot screen porch.
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Mitchell
Lake Mitchell
Kiwwanis Club
C. N. Boyd
Harriet Markham
W. C. Ay
Wool Prices May Rise on Market Stabilization
Brookings July 2 W F Schnidt extension marketing specialist SD State College says this season's wool market differs from last year. Prices declined since January with bid activity low but have shown stability recently. Factors that could restrain gains include rising world wool production and a larger carryover from 1928. A weekly SD wool market report, based on federal figures and scouring tests, helps growers estimate value of their clip.
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Brookings
W. F. Schnidt
South Dakota State
College
South Dakota
Schnidt
State Senator Bulow Appears At Lebanon Farm Bureau Picnic
Governor Bulow visited Lebanon for the Potter County Farm Bureau picnic. He joked that if Senator McGinnty can blow his own horn he must be all right. The event featured ideal weather, musical numbers, athletic contests, and water sports with no accidents reported.
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Lebanon
Kinga Daughters ice cream social nets town funds
In Wayland on July 2 the Kinga Daughters raised eighteen dollars at the community ice cream social. The Girl Reserves contributed three dollars from a candy sale.
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Wayland
Kinga Daughters
Pierre Electric Plant Sale Election Rescinded
City commission rescinds its previous plan to hold a July election on selling the Pierre power plant after receiving a legal petition under the 1929 law pertaining to utility purchases. The action halts the sale process and preserves the plant under city control pending further steps.
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Caea
Power
Pany
Pierre Electric Lght
Sharpe to Be Independence Day Speaker in Kennebec
Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe of Kennebec will be the Independence Day speaker at the July 4 celebration. A full Fourth of July program has been planned.
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Sharpe
Philip
Kennebec
Cat Takes On Weasel Mothering At Ted Jacobs
A peculiar sight in July at JOB CREEK shows a cat mothering seven weasels in a display at the Ted Jacobs venue. Local spectators describe the scene as unusual and attention grabbing.
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Cat
Job Creek
Ted Jacobs
Weasel kittens found after farmer shoots mother animal
Mr Jacobs found seven small weasels when he shot an old mother weasel. He took the kittens home and the old cat warmed to them at once. He hopes to raise them as pets.
Sargon Breaks World Record and Widely Praised Medicine
A promotional piece extols Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills claiming dramatic health gains and widespread adoption. It cites large bottle sales and distribution, asserting national reach and repeated letters of praise from users across states.
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California
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wen National Distribution
Nas Sen
Sargon's
Sargon’s
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