Large Increase In Crop Forecast From Government Data
The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued its optimistic July crop forecast, estimating corn production at 2,044,601,000 bushels and outlining wheat, oats, and other grain projections. Comparisons show higher corn and wheat indicators versus last year and varied ten year averages, with state level acreage and condition data for South Dakota.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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Tvith
South Dakota
South
Instruction for county canning supervisors begins
Pierre July 11. Schools of instruction for county canning supervisors started today under Miss Nellie McWuphlin of the Missouri and Mrs Edna Langie in charge at Miller. The schedule lists West River Fes at Timber Lake, Fort Pierre Friday, and Winner Saturday with sessions from 10 a.m. onward.
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Pierre
Jennie Grant
State Emergency Chief Administration
Fes
Timber Lake
Fort Pierre Eigay
Nellie Mc’ Wuphlin
The
Missouri
Edna Langie
Miller
Mt. Veroon Satscay
Settlement Plan Approved by Soviet on Manchoukuo Border
The Soviet government accepted a Japanese proposal to appoint a mixed commission to settle incidents on the Manchoukuo border. The commission will include Russian, Japanese, and Manchoukuoan delegates.
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Moscow
Pastor to attend school Highmore July 11
Rev Buss Rhoda Jane Dickinson of the Highmore Congregational church receives a six week leave in July and August to attend the Chicago Theological Seminary and the University of Chicago, July 25 to August 2, with a scholarship funded by the seminary.
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Highmore
Buss Rhoda-Jane Dickinson
Placerville Fughmore
Placerville
Palace Sofia
Boston
Boris
Giovanna
Jean
Pervant
Highmore Man Must Serve Prison Term
Roy Finger of Highmore was taken to Slows Falls to serve a year term after a sentence was pasted on him. Previously tried in 1992 for third degree burglary with a suspended sentence, he later served time in Minnesota state prison for another charge and was arrested again for flax theft. Judge Winans revoked the 36 day and $100 fine in favor of penitentiary sentence.
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Highmore
Roy Finger
Slows Falls
W. A Lee
Hyde
Finger
Frank R. Fisher
Minnesota
Winans
Hyde County
Highmore Tuberculin Test Clinic Opens Friday
Highmore residents urged to attend a county health clinic at the courthouse Friday afternoon 1 30 to 5 00 for free tuberculin testing. The drive reports 154 children immunized and seven vaccinated since the immunization push began. 12 babies were examined at last week’s baby clinic. County Nurse Vera Eberlein provides the update.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Court House
Vera Eberlein
Weather summary for the region and forecast notes
A weather briefing notes temperature highs and lows from the prior year and July, monthly precipitation totals, sunrise and sunset times, and a general forecast. mand vicinity fair tonight with cooler conditions, Iowa unsettled with possible storms, Minnesota cooler with local thunderstorms, and generally fair Friday through Saturday in the region.
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Touley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Pioneer Resident Dies At Highmore
George Hirsch of Hyde county died at his Highmore home early Wednesday after a long illness of pneumonia and pleurisy. A Holabird cobbler turned section foreman and land buyer, he built wealth and raised livestock. his widow Mrs Hirsch died earlier and he leaves a large family of children. Funeral plans awaited arrival of distant relatives.
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Highmore Highmore
George Hirsch
Hyde County
Highmore
Holabird
Plans for Wednesday Musicale two piano recital withdrawn
An announcement at the college and through word of mouth that a two piano recital sponsored by the Wednesday Musicale would be held this Monday evening has been withdrawn due to unavoidable conflicts. The California pianists invited to perform will not appear.
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Wednesday Musicale
Calfornia
The News Behind The News Fire at Council Bluffs
Attorney General Cummings wins partial victory amid expanding legal aspects of the new deal. He has had to say both yes and no, shaping the outcome and signaling stronger official positions.
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Cummings
Notable figures shuffle roles amid trading pause and policy shifts
The excerpt notes George Peck directing Yankee trading with little activity this season, while Interior Secretary Ickes lingers near the dog house area. It mentions diminished BWA work shaping the business behind a proposed transfer and hints at changes in assistive roles.
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George Peck
Ickes
Acc
Commeres
Inside Washington and the Blue Eagle design tale
A long reads overview on undercurrents in the White House on antitrust prosecutions and a covert bid to amend the bank reform bill to permit securities underwriting. Also a patent registrar’s note on the Blue Eagle symbol and a Rural Electrification tale about a name change to avoid alphabet soup.
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Senate Banking Committee
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National
Senate
Les Story
General Johnson
Patent Office
Rural Electrification Administration
Rural Electrification Division
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