Northwest crop conditions good across the northwest
Farmers Union Terminal association reports in its weekly crop review that wheat is ripening in South Dakota, southern Minnesota and North Dakota with conditions improving after adequate rainfall. Prospects range from good to excellent as the crops enter a critical period, with rain and mild weather supporting corn and pasture conditions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Northwest
Dakotas
Montana
Terminal Association
Canada
Europe
France
Injured Farmer Is Helped By Neighbors
Henry Rippestrop, a farmer near Sioux Falls, was injured when a grindstone shattered his planter shovel. Neighbors answered his plea for help, with eleven farmers using two and five cultivators to plow a GS acre tract in four hours, completing the field before noon. He is hospitalized in Sioux Falls recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Henry Rippestrop
Corps of Farmers
Pippentrop
Sioux Falls Fourth of July Accidents Reported
Sioux Falls reported four Fourth of July accidents. Catherine Brady a Canistota girl injured in an auto crash near Neptunus Park suffered head bruises but recovered. Albert Schardt of Worthing received a scalp scratch and was released after treatment. A 4 year old lost part of a finger at a local filling station. Olaf Botton broke a bone while slipping in Sherman Park.
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Sioux Falls
Ft. A
Catherine Brady
Canistota
Neptunns Park
Albert Schardt
Worthing
Beresford
Earl Mackey
Olaf Botton
Sherman Park
Inspection of land near Lead for airport site approval
Lead July 5 Inspection of land near Lead for an airport was conducted by W J McKenzie a federal airport specialist from the department of commerce Washington A six mile west of Lead site approved by McKenzie and he conferred with AL Coolidge Hamestoke mining engineer on prospects Lead city officials witnessed the proceeding and weighed potential benefits and challenges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead
W. J. McKenzie
Federal Department of Commerce
Washington
McKenzie
AL. Coolidge
Hamestoke
Ste
Pere A
Will Erect Community Building At Kampeska
A 30 by 60 foot community building will be erected at the Codington county Memorial park on Lake Kampeska's northwest shore. Construction starts immediately and funding comes from the county veterans memorial fund. The facility will include small tables and benches for picnics, adding to existing bath houses at the park.
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Kampeska Watentown
Codington County Memorial Park
Lake Kampeska
County Veteran's Memorial Fund
Yankton Man Has Worned Toad Pet
A horned toad, captured near Tuscas Arizona and brought to Yankton by Eddie Schaller, was presented to TH W Brown. The toad eats only a few flies daily, is harmless, and enjoys petting despite weather and travel.
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Yankton
Tuscas
Ariz
Eddie Schaller
TH. W. Brown
Schaller
Dates Set For 3931 Bills Rodeo in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche officials announced the 14th annual Black Hills rodeo will be held next year on July 3 and 4. The three day rodeo event was discussed after the recent show here last week with plans confirming the dates and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Filipino Student Speaks At Buffalo Sunday School Meet
The Rev. Ferdinand Lad, a Filipino student in the United States, was the chief speaker at the Buffalo county Sunday School convention held at Gann Valley Congregational church. Rev. E. P. Swartout led devotions. Mrs. Smith of Mitchell spoke. local participants included Rev. I. V. Bennett and Mrs. L. C. Garvin. J. D. Hart was elected president, Mrs. James Sawyer vice president, and Mrs. B. A. Trompson reelected secretary.
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Buffalo
Gann Valley
Ferdinand Lad
United States
Buffalo County
Congregational Church
E. P. Swartout
Ree Heights
Smith
Mitchell
A. L. Grebel
Prima Donna On Musical Program at Slagle Hall
Lorna Doone Jaxon contralto to sing July 9 at Slagle auditorium as part of University of South Dakota summer session. Praised by Omaha World Herald critic August Borgium for charm and vocal power. Repertoire includes Carmen aria and Bahanera, Cadman Indian-themed pieces, and Liszt piano selections by accompanist Allan Cook.
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France
Jason
Carmen
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Shewani
Cadman
Jaxon
Alien Coo
Liszt
du Bist Die
New Electric Plant To Be Built At Chamberlain
Chamberlain will get a new electric light and power plant by Central West Public Service Co. The facility will serve Woonsocket to White River, replacing the old plant on its site. Construction starts immediately and land was purchased for a larger building, linking Chamberlain to an extended transmission network east and west of the Missouri River.
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Chamberlain Chamberlaly
Chamberlain
Central West Public Service Company
Woonsocket
White River
Missouri River
State to Build Two Dormitories at Plankinton School
A contract for 526,491 to construct two boys dormitories at the state training school in Plankinton has been awarded to Peter Kuipers of Mitchell. State Engineer Charles Trimmer announced the project, with construction to begin immediately and completion planned for this fall.
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State
Pierre
Plankinton
Peter Kuipers
Mitchell
Charles Trimmer
Deadwood Plans Big Days of '76 Festival Events
Deadwood announces August 7 to 9 schedule featuring rodeo events Indian parades and historical pageants to mark Days of 76. Ogallala Sioux will reenact Custer’s Last Stand while a Deadwood treasure coach displays a historic holdup. Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre include Narcegeng Hart of Aberdeen real estate firm with 290000 capital and Syn Auto Service of Yankton with 35000 capital. Aberdeen and Sioux City founders named.
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Deadwood
Augie&t
the Little Big Horn
Geo. A. Custer
Pierre
Narcegeng- Hart Company
Aberdeen
Secretary of State
W. Hatterscheidt
Ernest C. Rhodes
E. M. Keller
SynAuto Service Company
Yankton
C. W. Hamper
B.S Peete
P. B. Hoffman
Sioux City, In
Decrease in Diseased Livestock at Sioux City Market
Sioux City reports show a sharp decline in cattle and hog losses due to bovine tuberculosis since a federal eradication program began five years ago. Fiscal year 1930 ended with 5 percent of cattle slaughtered and 27 percent of hogs condemned and sterilized, indicating continued progress toward near elimination within five years. Government inspection records from 1915 to 1930 show steady drops in condemned and retained carcasses, with the commissioner predicting near eradication if the trend continues.
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Sioux. City
Sioux City
Harry J. Boyts
Bayts
Botts
Fine Peddlers For Not Having License
Two itinerant peddlers were fined for house to house canvassing without a license in Deadwood. W. Wylie, a brush peddler from Seattle, was fined $10 and costs, plus a 10 day jail sentence suspended if he left town immediately. Fred Larson of Watertown also paid $10 with a 10 day suspended term.
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Wylie
Brush
Seattle
Wash
E. McHugh
Pedder
Fred Larson
Watertown
Work Progresses On Lake Mitchell Filter Plant
Weathered by recent winds, lake filtration project in Mitchell advances under city engineer J. C. Scallin. He predicts completion early next month, with workers pushing to finish despite delays.
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Lake Mitchell
Mitchell
Oty
J. C. Scallin
Scallin
Watertown School Board Hears Heating Plan Change
At a board meeting in Watertown July 9 Charles Foster of Duluth presented a plan to heat central and junior high school buildings from the central heating plant. The proposal emphasized economy and smoke nuisance elimination as key benefits.
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Watertown Watertown
Charles Foster
Duluth
Three Injured In Car Struck By Train At Witten Crossing
Three people were hurt when a car stalled on a track near Witten as it was struck by the Chicago and North Western train. Mrs. Keith Long, who drove, escaped with minor injuries. Mrs. Wilson and Blanche Long suffered severe bruises and cuts. The car was demolished. Springfield sportsmen push for federal game warden to protect Missouri River open to fishing and hunting.
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Witten
Chiako and North Western
Keith Long
Long
Wilson
Blanche
Springfield
Mitchell
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Prominent Speakers On Welfare Program
Vermillion hosts Child Welfare Week with noted speakers Dr. Edwin Starbuck of the University of Iowa and Florence Walker of the South Dakota state board of health. Wm H Batson notes university faculty will lecture on child welfare topics as the conference opens.
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Vermillion
Edwin Starbuck
University of Iowa
Florence Walker
R. MN
State Board of Health
Wm. H. Batson
University of South Dakota
University of 5. D
3. C. Traden
South Dakota
L. E. Deets
Chas C. Josey
ML Risk
R. N
State
Board of Health
Crops Unusually Good Around Lake Preston
Lake Preston area reports an exceptional crop outlook with Kingsbury county weather lifting yields. Fields show dense grain matted ground high rye advancing and corn catching up after a slow June, aided by hot recent days. The observer predicts a record harvest barring hail as harvest time approaches.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Carthage Farner to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Samuel Targeson, a farmer living five miles southeast of Carthage, were held this afternoon after he was found dead Monday morning in the barn doorway. A coroner’s inquest recorded heart disease as the cause of death.
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Carthage
Samuel Targeson
Targeson
Chimes Return to Marfa Monastery After 50 Years Silence
After half a century of silence the Marfa carillon is to peal again. Belgian expert Theodora Adrians restored the bells which once carried sound across a mile. The project, initiated by the dictatorship for tourism, aims to attract visitors as plans for a modern hotel and restaurants move forward. The Marfa monastery, started in 1117 and finished in 1735, cost 20 million dollars and houses 50 bells per tower, with weights from 10 pounds to 100 tons. The complex covers 50 000 square miles with 4,500 windows and doors.
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George Haladian
Associated Press
Marfa
Fortugasta
Theodora Adraens
M. Adrians
Joao VI
Portugal
Louis XIV
Joao
Antwerp
Seale
Farmers Hesitate In Accepting Plan For Acreage Cuts
Aberdeen July 3 Farmers weigh secretary Hyde and Federal Farm Board chief Leger urging reduced acreage once a definite program is formed. C W Croos of the South Dakota Wheat Growers Association says no guarantee will follow and farmers fear losing potential income if they cut. He would support action if a clear procedure is planned.
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Aberdeen
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Alexander Leger
Fed
Eral Farm Board
C. W. Croos
Prs
South Dakota
Noth
Crocs
Hyde
Legge
Nebrack
Givel
Cee
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Verve
RCA
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Huron
Axelrad Brothers
Costain Music Store
Taylor
Nera ¥ Motor Equip. Co. Distributors
Furon
Greasing
General Tires
Mobile
Valvoline
Reiss
Wiley’s
Home Owned Stores Inc
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Jor
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Kool-Ade Axtv
Huron Home Owned
Kirks Hardwater
Camille
Jep Rose
Harvey Co
St. S
Martin P. Loutéés
S. E. Manolis
Ss. W. North Side Grocery
SOL Dakota
Service
Tilih S. W. Skezas Grocery
Cole
Lawn Grocery
South Side Grocery
Union Cooperative Assa
Waite Grocery
Wheatley Grocery
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