June Weather in South Dakota Averages Below Normal
Weather data for South Dakota in June shows slightly below normal mean temperatures and above normal precipitation. Meteorologist B F R Laskowski notes 65.3 F average, highs 112 F at Wagner on the 23rd, lows 29 F at Stroof and Lemmon on the 5th and 8th, with eastern, middle and western thirds recording 3.42, 3.48 and 4.09 inches respectively.
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South Dakota
Fed
Aril
B. FR. Laskowski
Wagner
Stroof
Lemmon
There’s Only One Way To Stop Constipation Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement extols ALL-BrAN to treat constipation by dietary bulk. It claims the cereal absorbs water, cleanses the system, and provides vitamin B and iron. It advises two tablespoons daily with milk or cream, more in severe cases. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Battle Creek
Weather and crop report highlights with damages across regions
The report notes varied precipitation totals for 1938 with eastern to western divisions and the state totaling up to 12.58 inches in some areas. It records the greatest monthly totals at McIntosh and Tyndall, widespread snow, high winds, and damaging hail causing significant losses in Corson, Beadle, Miner, and Fall River counties. Crops benefited from favorable weather in parts, though insects and grasshoppers caused damage eastward, with corn and alfalfa progressing despite heat. Pioneering weather observations include soil moisture depths, ground sogginess, and notes on stock movements due to range conditions.
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McIntosh
Tyndall
Black Hills
Beadle
Corson
McCook
Corson County
Minnehaha
Miner
Fall River
Wallace
Codington County
Edmunds County
Day County
Sanborn
Kingsbury
Heaton to Leave Manchester for Virginia Call
The Rev. Mr. Heaton, pastor of the Presbyterian Churches in Heaton and Bancroft, has accepted a call to a Virginia church and will depart with Mrs. Heaton for the east this month. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Busch of Paullina, Ia. visited Mrs. Busch's parents near Osceola. Marion Dennis family and Mrs. Dennis' mother visited in Rockham from Pierson, Ia.
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Heaton
Manchester
Bancroft
Virginia
East
Busches
Ed Busch
Paaullina
Ace
Busch
John Raabe
Osceola
Rockham Rockham
Marion Dennis
Joan
Mrs Dennis
Winnie Newan
Pierson, Ia
Newan
William Gassard
Huron CCC Camp One Of 23 In D Operating At Start Of Fiscal Year
Washington July 8 Robert Fechner director of CCC announced 23 camps will operate in South Dakota in the first three months of this fiscal year, one more than last quarter. Camps cover forest improvement, soil erosion control, state parks, wildlife refuges, and park developments. Approximately 3,700 enrollees will work across Black Hills Harney and Custer National Forests with fire protection, trails, roads, timber and recreational development. Names of camp locations and administrators listed.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
South Dakota
Custer National Forest
Soil Conservation Service
Bureau of Reclamation
Black Hills
Harney
Custer National Forests
Bureau of Biological Sur
Vey
Sand Lake
la Creek
American Island
Custer State Park
National Park
Wind Cave
Fechner
Louis Dakota
Black Hills National Forest
Pennington
Mystic
Lawrence
Roubaix
Pactola
Harney National Forest
Custer
Murney National Forest
Hill City
Harding
Camp Crook
Black Hill National Forest
Deadwood
Newcastle
Wyo
State National Forest
Hughes
Pierre
Sand Lake Refuge
Brown
Columbia
la Creek Teal Refuge
Bennett
Marlin
Buffalo
Chamberlain
Union
Aloesner
Beadle
Huron
Fort Meade and Custer Area Park Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists places in South Dakota regions including Private Meade Fort, Federal Reclamation Project, Butte, Fruitdale, Wind Cave National Park, Cus ter, Hot Springs, Custer State Park Narrows, Custer, Blue Bell, and State Game Lodge. No coherent event or narrative. no dates or actions.
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Meade
Fort Mens
Butte
Fruitdale
Wind Cave National Park
Custer
Hot Springs
Custer State Park
Narrows
Blue Bell
Fireworks Accident Blunts Boy in Run of Firecracker
July blunted by a firecracker accident. Little Richard Allison, son of Mc and Mrs. Lloyd Allison, burned hand and three fingers. He was taken to Onida for treatment. In Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson, recently arrived from California, plan a month long visit at Arch Nelson and Gus Andersen homes.
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Blunt
Richard Allison
Lloyd Allison
Onida
Manchester
Alex Nelson
Elmer Anderson
California
Arch Nelson
Gus Andersen
Mitchell Woman Speaks on Marriage at New Hampshire Meeting
Mrs Luiz Spilde of Mitchell South Dakota addressed the Catholic Daughters of America committee on social welfare in Bretton Woods New Hampshire she spoke on Christian Marriage emphasizing the sanctity of the home and its maintenance during the session held last night.
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Mitchell
Bretton Woods
N. H
Luiz Spilde
Mitchell, S. D
Catholic Daughters of America
Committee On
Mrs Jenner Back From Rochester Lane
Mrs Jenner returned Monday from Rochester Minnesota after undergoing surgery to remove one eye and remove cataracts from the other. She will remain there for four weeks. Estimates show about one in five Americans own an automobile.
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Jenner
Rochester Lane
Chrigi Jenner
Rochester
Minn
United States
So Automobile
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State of South Dakota
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