Wool growers press for higher prices in Spink County
July 6 report from county agent J A Salisbury notes 125000 pounds or 65 percent of Spink county wool controlled by local groups in Mellette Conde and Dol, with farmers seeking larger units to meet needs. Sheep numbers have doubled to 22000 with 320 owners. total wool clip over 200000 pounds valued at about 65,000 dollars. fall lamb crop valued around 136000 dollars, bringing total sheep income near 200000 dollars.
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Redfield
Spinks County
Theip
Ithrough
Smati
J. A. Salisbury
Mellette
Conde -and_Doland
Salisbury
Spink
Miller unveils new telephone system in operation
Miller announces its new telephone system is now in operation with a smooth cutover. A visiting crew troubleshooted and restored all lines to wood working order, completing work in four months at a cost over $70,000. The upgrade promises faster service for subscribers and operators.
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Miller
Twelve Confirmed At Miller Sunday Church Rite
A confirmation class of twelve at the Reformnd church led by Rev. A Funck will be received as full members in a solemn rite Sunday. Read names include Herbert Mebius and Martha Schmoll of Gann Valley, Albert Bertsch and Adeline Alexander of Miller, Ida Alexander, Tena Ulmer, Agnes Ulmer, William Ulmer of Miller, Leontina Wagner of Wessington Springs, Amelia Shock of Ree Heights, Ernest Mettler and Isabel N. D.
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Miller
A. Funck
Reformnd Church
Thurch
Herbert Mebius
Gann Valley
Martha Schmoll
Albert Bertsch
Adeline Alexander
Ida Alexander
Tena
Agnes
William Ulmer
Leontina Wagner
Wessington Springs
Amelia Shock
Ree Heights
Ernest Mettler
Isabel
N. D
McMaster Robinson To Be Picnic Speakers
Senator W I McMaster and Doane Robinson will speak at the Tri County Pioneers annual picnic at Arlington Beach Lake Poinsett on Wednesday July 10 after dinner. The program includes music by Arlington high school band, song America, invocation, addresses by McMaster and Robinson, Norwegian songs by North Preston choir, and various contests open to all. Pioneers from Greekings Kingsbury and Wam Tim counties attend. it is one of the state's largest old settlers picnics drawing big crowds.
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DH Smet
W. I. McMaster
Doane Robinson
Arlington Beach
Lake ‘Poinsett
Arlington High School Band
America
Senator McMaster
Deane Robinson
North Preston Choir
Greekings
Kingsbury
Wam- Tim
Abandoned roadster found near Tripp county fairgrounds
Local authorities seek the owner of a traveling bar roadster found abandoned on the outskirts of Tripp near the county fairgrounds. No claim expected from the owner.
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Tripp
Traveling Salon on Wheels Liquor Ring Hinted
Police uncover a wheeled liquor operation from an old car abandoned in town. Empty bottles and alcohol odor suggest liquor was sold by the drink from the wagon. Officers plan to trace the car’s number to arrest the suspected seller.
Coyotes Bounties Reported in Aurora County
In Aurora county the nocturnal coyote howl is fading as bounty records show eight coyotes captured by William C. Titzer near Stickney. County Auditor B. R. Eggleston confirms a recent ten day period with 25 coyote bounties allowed.
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Aurora
Plankinton
Aurora County
William ¢. Titzer
Stickney
R.ggleston
Wool Growers Decide Sale Price At 32.24 Cents
Growers meeting at Aurora County city hall chose to offer wool for sale at 32.24 cents per pound for a week and ship with the state pool if unsold. Earlier, members rejected a 29 cent bid from buyers. Independent buyers have been purchasing wool nearby at 24 to 29 cents. Plankinton July 6. After two
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Aurora County Wool Growers’ Association
Plankinton
Canova Hotel Sold To Arlington Man
Arlington July 6. B. B. Barnhart has sold his hotel and restaurant stock and equipment to H. E. Kruger of Arlington who expects to take possession early next week. Kruger, with years of hotel experience, comes highly recommended and will run the business with his family.
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Canova
B. B. Barnhart
Arlington
Ixrueger
Parker Named U S Attorney for Black Hills District
Sioux Falls July 6 Federal Judge James D Whott announced Francis J Parker former Lawrence County states attorney as United States commissioner for the Black Hills district with headquarters in Deadwood his home The four year term succeeds Judge Thomas A Moore of Lead who resigned
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Francis Parker
Sioux “Falls
James D. Whott
Francis J. Parker
Lawrence, County
United States
Black Wille
Deadwood
Parker
Thomas A. Moore
Lead
Lincoln 4-H Livestock Club Tours Planned
Lincoln county 4-H livestock clubs announce tours July 10 to 13 hosted by county agent Ly C Sayre. Club boys projects will be visited with care and management reports. Fred Willett district club agent will assist with judging in connection with the tours.
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Lincoln
Canton
Lincoln County
Ly C. Sayre
Fred Willett
Bays Cream Checks Net at Faith Faith
Farmers in this territory were paid two thousand two hundred ninety two dollars for one hundred fifty eight ten gallon cans of cream shipped from Faith in one day.
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Faith Faith
Faith
Fireworks to coal: select winter fuel now from listed coals
With July 4 past the ad urges prewinter coal orders while delivery and prices suit. It touts Hilo Kentucky Special Owl Creek Hickory Hill Peerless Berwind Pocahontas Briquett s and Pocahontas Hard Coal as top choices, claiming modern weighing accuracy and protection.
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Hilo
Kentucky
Owl Creek
Hickory -Hill, Illinois
Peerless_ Berwind
Pocahontas - Briquetts
Chase Sheep On Tour Of Fairs Heads North Dakota Tour
Chase brothers Tofen and Glenn Alberts depart with a show flock in a custom 50-foot van built for travel and living quarters for the sheep and crew. The trip starts at the North Dakota State Fair in Fargo then Gradall Forks and multiple state fairs across the Midwest with plans for four more weeks after Huron and multiple state and free fairs ending in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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Willow Lakh
Tofen Chase
Glenn Alberts
Chase Brothers
Fargo
North Dakota
Arkansas State Fair at Little Rock Sees Ongoing Changes
The fragment notes the Arkansas State Fair in Little Rock and hints at changes or eliminations affecting the last four fairs, indicating a shift in tradition or scheduling.
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Little Rock
Lincoln Plans for Farm and Home Day Delegation
Lincoln County plans a large delegation to the Farm and Home Day at State College on July 19. County agent Lennox says 4-H clubs will attend, with about 30 club members presenting a stunt that won first prize at their annual camp. Special tours are arranged for club members.
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Lincoln
Cantgon
Lincoln County
State
Olleeé
Lennox
Clib
Clay 4-H Club Cap as Vermillion July 28
Brief item notes Gama dates for 4-H clubs in Clay and surrounding areas. Mentions Vermillion events on July 28 and a July 6 reference date. Lacks clear names or organizations beyond 4-H and Clay.
Rounding Counties Set for Late July Program
Rounding counties have been set for July 28 to 31 with registration from Sunday afternoon to Wednesday afternoon. The program includes a band concert an address by Frank D Kriehs state secretary of agriculture and vesper services.
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Frank D. Kriehs
State Secretary of Agriculture
Vesper Services
Five Cows Produce Milk in Spearfish Farm Record
Spearfish Valley farmer H. Edwards reports five cows averaging 26.4 gallons daily since calving, producing about 160 dollars income for May and yielding a daily milk output of 5.3 gallons per cow on average. The report notes an overall dairy performance for the herd.
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H. ©. Edwards
Lambs Bring $6200 From Spring Crops Sale
Perkins county rancher T. B. Veal sold his spring crop of 475 lambs for $6,200. The sale reflects strong demand for lamb meat this season and adds to the farmer’s income from the Perkins area agricultural year.
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T. B. Veal
Perkins
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Mintener Lumber ‘Co
X Editoria
Toms
U.S.A
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Fairs
Zellner
BUCO
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J.R. Lowrie
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Tudor
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