First Annual South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club Meeting
Brookings July 10 The complete program for the first annual meeting of the South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club at State College July 18 includes speaker Frank B. Astroth of the American Jersey Cattle Club. Events start 11:00 a m with a Jersey type demonstration and discussion, lunch at noon, and talks on production problems and junior dairy tea through the afternoon.
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Brookings
South ‘Dakota
Jersey
State College
G. Heebink
State College-Extension
Frank B. Astroth
American Jersey Cattle Club
T. M M. Olson
State College Dairy Department
C. Larsen
College Agricultural Division
Wrank BR. Astroth
Mitchell Youth Escapes Serious Injury In Highway Crash
Mitchell youth Itzy A Hu right 19 escaped serious injuries when his car skidded off a highway grade north of the Lake Mitchell dam and caught fire. Founz Enright crawled free, was found unconscious by the roadside, and was taken to a local hospital with a head wound and minor bruises.
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Mitchell
Itzy
A. Huright
Lake Mitchell
New Nash
Mr. Duright
Woonsocket
Founz Enright
Serry
Mir
Yen- Yight
Mitchell Lake Dam Progress Report Amid Repairs
MITCHELL July 10 Work on the Mitchell dam has advanced to finish the two south bays and reduce risk in a severe storm. Mayor Fredericks says repairs will proceed regardless of cost with city labor and a projected maximum expenditure under 350000, while ensuring the spillway is beyond danger.
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Mitchell
Fredericks
Aden
Pennington County Wool Growers Pool Expands This Season
Pennington county and neighboring producers plan to place about twice as much wool in the pool as last year. Oscar Helmstad, secretary of the Pennington county wool association, notes two carloads shipped from Rapid City with another in storage and five more carloads expected via the local pool. Last year saw four carloads total, and growers reject 50 to 38 cent offers from local buyers, citing better quality wool this season.
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Pennington
Rapid City
Pennington County
Oscar Helmstad
Pennington County Woolenowerg’. Association
Blunt store changes hands after long operation
The Blunt store, long operated by Strickland and Weidemus, changes hands as Max Al Waysserma assumes possession of the general merchandise business. The sale follows years of familiar operation in the local trade.
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Pioneer S
Staff Ballard Sought Before Boxing Headliner
A fighter known as Staff Ballard from Watertown remains missing days before a scheduled headliner with Felix Byrnes on the American Legion boxing card. Brother George Ballard, of St Paul, reports the promoter Burke and relatives have information Ballard vanished after last staying at a Estelline hotel, believed to be under a temporary mental strain.
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Ballard
Watertown
American ‘Legion
Felix Byrnes
Todey
George Ballard
Icf
Paul
Lol
Burke
St.Paul
Estelline
Byrnes
Stantley
Small Grain Near Kimball Damaged
Small grain injury from a dry spell and hot wind on June 29 threatens a half crop. Late flax will sprout after rain. Cutworms damaged most corn fields, but overall the corn stand could improve with timely moisture and continued cultivation.
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Kimball
Faith Alfalfa Company Incorporation Filed in Pierre
Articles of incorporation for the Western South Dakota Alfalfa corporation of Faith with capital stock $100000 have been filed. incorporators include Henry A Barnes Faith Philip J Barnes Glen Ridge N J and Lester J Ward Brooklyn New York.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Alfalfa Corporation of Faith
Henry A. Barnes
Faith
Philip J. Barnes
Glen Ridge
N.3
Lester J. Ward
Brooklyn
N.Y
Pierre Commercial Club Reports July Fourth Expenditures
At the regular monthly supper the Pierre Commercial club reported July Fourth spending. About 1200 was donated by Pierre business men to fund a free celebration with no charges for entertainment including the evening dance. The committee reported a surplus of over 3200 to be used for a public purpose.
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Pierre
Pierre Commercial Club
Piérre
Baseball Pool Tickets Seized in Sioux City
Sixty state agents and deputy sheriffs conducted fifteen raids in Sioux City seizing baseball pool tickets, slot machines and punch boards. Fourteen men were arrested as agents disrupted telegraph score transmissions and tore machines from walls in the establishments.
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Sioux -City
Harvest Report From Wayland Area Notes Mixed Barley Rye and Wheat
In Wayland area harvest fields show barley rye and winter wheat with uneven yields due to recent dry spells. Corn remains 100d color and steadier but could benefit from timely rain to improve growth and overall productivity.
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Wayland
South Dakota stock free of disease says Dr Weaver
Brookings July 10 South Dakota livestock is not troubled by an outbreak of hog cholera anthrax and necrotic enteritis are noted as minor problems Dr G S Weaver extension animal disease specialist reports anthrax along the Missouri White River and Bad River. preventive vaccination urged for young hogs necrotic enteritis banitation only remedy and disease soil persistence cited hog numbers rising statewide trades and concerns noted
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Brookings
South “Dakota
G. S. Weaver
State “College
Missouri
White River
Bad River
Weay
Artesian Man Loses Car In West Town Fire
An Artesian man watching along a highway saw his expensive automobile owned by Jack Weir burst into flames west of town. He could not battle the fire and the vehicle was destroyed. A new one was recently purchased.
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Artesian
Jack Weir
Bulow to Talk at Ardmore on Memorial Day
Bulow will be the principal speaker for the day and will address the gathered crowd in Ardmore. The event marks a key appearance for the governor and highlights the day’s commemorations in the town.
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Bulow
Ardmore
WF. Bulow
Wiel
Lineman Breaks Arm After Fall From Pole
Parker July 10 Stanley Calld hah lineman for Central West Public Service Co fell from a pole while repairing a line near the Schacter creamery and broke one arm at the wrist and again above the elbow. He was rushed to Sioux Falls hospital where it was learned his back was somewhat injured. A fellow worker who was endangered when their support brace gave way grabbed the pole and was uninjured.
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Parker
Stanley Calldhah
Central ‘West Public Service Co
Schacter Creamery
Sioux
Falls
Watertown Council Lowers City Valuation Total
The Watertown city council acting as a board of equalization reduced the city's assessed valuation by 1,686,109, fixing the total at 8 852,457. The real estate valuation is 2,785,520 with structures at 3,880,828.
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Watertown
Board of Equalization
Farmers Discuss Aid Proposals At District Meeting
Farmers and business leaders from surrounding communities met in the reclamation office to discuss aid proposals and how to raise farm returns. Attendees focused on improving land ownership and boosting productivity, noting current rents and average returns are below desired levels.
Beauty Parlor Examinations Under State Board Supervision
Thirty six applicants sit for licenses as beauty parlor operators in cosmetic therapy exams held twice yearly. The state board conducts the tests with Jessie Moncur of Sioux Falls as president, Vera Kingsbury of Rapid City, and Wacel Halt of Pierre assisting.
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Pyerre
Jessie “Moncur
Sioux
Vera Kingsbury
Rapid City
Wacel- Halt
Pierre
Grain Straw Short in Denforth Region
Danforth reports cutting of barley and rye has begun in the vicinity. Straw is short in several cases and grain may need a head setting before harvest. A good rain on July 6 followed a long dry spell with minimal damage. Corn is growing well.
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Denforth
Danforth
Tina
Crops Good in Argonne Region Despite Showers
Argonne region reports good conditions for small grain flax and corn crops today due to recent showers. Pastures and crops were aided by moisture, reducing potential damage and supporting the week’s outlook.
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Argonne
Argo nne brothers buy new harvest combine near Carthage
Filsing brothers who farm five miles northeast of Argonne have purchased a new grain combine. The machine was unloaded at Carthage for their use in harvesting.
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Argonne
Uly
Filsing “Brothers
Carthage
Alligator Found on Bad Lands Highway
A five foot alligator was found crawling along a Pine Ridge Reservation highway and brought to the tourist park in Pierre South Dakota by a tourist. The animal, about ten years old, was given to park caretaker Robert Limley with no explanation for its appearance in the area.
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Pierre
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Robert Limley
Author of Wild Geese Stops in Pierre on Auto Journey
Special dispatch reports Martha Ostenso author of Wild Geese visiting Pierre en route to the Black Hills and Yellowstone. She travels with her brother and father, once lived in Clear Lake South Dakota where her father managed a creamery, then Manitoba before making New York City home and preparing a new book set to release next month.
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Pierre Pierre
Martha ‘Ostenso
Pierre
Black Hills
Yellowstone Pari 'and
Miss Ostenge
Clearake
S. D
Manitoba
New York City
Tour Yellowstone trip by Wayland couple and family
Mr and Mrs Grant Byers and daughters Helen and Ruth are touring the Black Hills and Yellowstone park with Prancey McGuire driving for them.
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Yellowstone A Wayland
Grant Byers
Helen
Ruth
Black Fills
Yellowstone Park
Prancey McGuire
New Arrival at Danforth Birth of Fiurst Tune Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fiurst Tune on July 10 in Danforth. The family name Fiurst Tune welcomed the newborn, adding joy to the community.
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Danforth
Jake Fiurst Tune
No-More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Claim
Cure claim for Bral mins Gas Labblets to relieve gas in stomach and bowels. Promises disappearance of gnawing pain at stomach pit and nervous palpitations, better digestion, improved sleep, less pounding heart and numb limbs. Says results occur without discomfort and urges purchase of genuine yellow package at drug stores for 7 1/2 cents.
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Banlmann
Walther League Guests at Hot Springs Banquet
Members of the Walther league of South Dakota who attended a camp near Pactora were guests of nurses at Lutheran hospital and the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. The program featured Rev. G. H. Steffen and Rev. A. G. Merkens. the league is considering future plans.
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Hot Springs
Walther League of
South Dakota
Pactora
Lutheran Hospital
Permance Establishment Near Hot Springs Report
County records show 1,111 automobiles and trucks registered up to June 24 with 29 year models included. The notice originates from Argonne dated July 10, noting registrations and a partial item on buyers and production figures from the region.
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Hwaakon Philip
Yyar
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Faith Alfalfa Company
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Aueron
Ato
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A. AL
J. A. Wold
Rockng ‘Co
Badlands
Advertisamen
Fred EB
Frest
Fug Buyer
Chinghna Pranhits
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WY Benyou
Country Club
M. K. Gortz
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Raablishid
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Ame
Huron Grocery
Tere
Goetz Brewing
ST. Yosephe MO
Silat
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent
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