Brookings Farm and Home Day to Feature Amplified Talks
Brookings hosts Farm and Home Day on July 18 with amplified speeches by Alexander Legge C A Christopher son and C W Pugmire. A 14 stop farm tour begins at 3 pm with college specialists explaining experiments while 4 H clubs stage novel races costumes and prizes for boys and girls from county groups.
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Brookings
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
C. A. Christopher
Congress
A. N. Hume
Agronomy Department
Eume
H. J. Jones
June Farm Volume Dips in Rural Areas of Ninth District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports June business activity in the ninth district was lower than June last year in rural areas but higher in cities. Debits, electric power use, and large farm incomes rose from May to June, while country check clearings and some freight carloadings fell. Prices for potatoes and flax rose, while major farm product prices were down from a year ago. Total marketed farm values for June show declines vs 1929 across bread wheat, durum, rye, flax, and other items, with dairy and hogs also varying.
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Monneapolis
Federal Reserve
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of Min- Mis
BBC
Tulare Farmers Lose Horses In Hot Spell
Sev eral members of this vicinity lost horses during the hot weather of last week. Corn is badly in need of rain. Harvest ing of rye and other feed crops has beg um in earnest. Ripening of grain was hastened by the intense heat of last week.
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Tulare
Chlorination Plant Authorized At Pierre
Pierre city commission approves a chlorination plant for the city bathing pool. The artesian well supplies 2000 gallons per minute, necessitating a larger facility than usual to treat the water.
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Pierre Pierre
Tinfoil Collected By L H Clow of Pierre
L H Clow of Pierre has collected scrap tinfoil and shipped over 50 pounds to the Shriners hospital in Minneapolis. He continues his campaign to gather and send aluminum to aid the hospital.
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L. H. Clow
Pierre Pierre
Speria— Clow
Shriners Hospital
Minneapolis
University to Survey Coal and Oil Across South Dakota
University of South Dakota professors and geology students will survey western South Dakota this summer. The two month effort will map coal and oil lands and study anticlines basins and local deposits along the Grand and other rivers with headquarters at Hot Springs. Rothrock Kirby Heiss Olson Parrott Espe Searight will lead the oil and coal surveys in Fall River Isabel and Harding County.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Department of Geology
Enterprise
E. Rothrock
University and State
W. V. Lesright
Bud Kirby
Lester Olson
Ben Heiss
Robert Parrott
Lyle Espe
Fall River County
Grand
Hot Springs
Rothrock
Kirby
Heiss
Olson
Parrott
Searight
Espe
Isabel
Vicinity
Harding County
State Geology Department
Women Injured When Automobile Overturns Near Tulare
Two Misses Orpha Marzahn and Gwendolyn Nichols were injured when their car hit loose gravel and overturned five miles north of Tulare. Marzahn was thrown clear. Nichols was pinned beneath the wreckage. Both suffered cuts and bruises but no serious injuries.
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Tulare
Orpha Marzahn
Gwendolyn Nichols
Pierre Ends Water Restrictions In Pierre City
Pierre resumes unrestricted city water use after two days of shortages. During the hot spell the city pumped 303 gallons per person daily, highlighting strain on supply as residents faced limits.
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Pierre
Estelline To Decide On Light Plant Sale
Estelline voters scheduled a July 22 special election to decide whether to sell the municipal electric plant to Union Public Service company which has offered 38,000 for the plant and asks a 20 year franchise.
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Tor Private Corporation
Union Public Service Company
Lake County Among Leaders in District Unemployment
Census figures show sixth district unemployment is below average in Lake County with only 50 unemployed. This places Lake County ahead of four of the other nine counties in the district. Wentworth merchants offer free Friday summer movies financed by local businessmen. The films are shown on a side street. two showings have occurred, the first halted by a storm.
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Lake County
Madison
Wentworth
New Post Office 15 Assured at Winner Winner
A $100,000 post office for Winner is assured, per the Commercial club via Senator Norbeck. A message from Congressman Williamson says he hopes to have the site purchased this year as several locations are under consideration.
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Rom
Norbeck
Courtssman Williamson
Hyde County Farmers Set Harvest Wage Scale Highmore
At a county convention of the Farmer's Union Friday, plans were announced to adopt a uniform wage of 2.50 dollars per day plus board for harvest help. The union also voted to patronize home firms to keep funds in the county rather than move them out of town.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Farmer’s Union
Crop damage reports vary in this vicinity
Reports on local crops vary with heat. Early grain shows limited serious damage, corn holds color and stands well but needs rain soon. Melon growers report a good outlook. Special correspondent notes in Pierre on July 16.
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Nughel
Pierre
Mercury Drops at Joe Creek After Six Days of Heat
Joe Creek Oklahoma July 16 Special After six days of baking heat the wind shifted to the northwest small grain was ripening with some shrunken and pastux hay. Wild hay is brown but corn appears healthy and the second cutting of alfalfa is ready for the sickle.
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Joe Creek
Ford cars prove performance and value in 1930s ads
A vintage Ford advertisement touts proven performance and long service life with customer endorsements from global users. It highlights round design, quality materials, and strong government, police, and corporate usage, plus low upkeep costs, affordable prices, and available financing.
New Casing Arrives for Kadoka Oil Well Test
Kadoka oil test well receives three thousand feet of new casing after delays. Prospector F C Weaver expects to reach oil sands soon and lines up additional shipments. Drilling at the Kadoka site resumes as casing is installed and material is unloaded.
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Kadoka
Pierre
F.C. Weaver
Rosebud Superintendent Suspended After Audit
Rosebud Indian reservation superintendent K. E. McKean has been suspended from Indian service after a recent audit. Formal charges will be filed in a few days. McKean says he can satisfactorily explain all charges.
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Rosebud
White River
K. E. McKean
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Indian Service
Tulare Young People Picnic At Kampeska
Mem bers of the Young People s league of the local Evangelical church motored to Lake Kampeska Sunday for a day outing and picnic. Woman recommended for postmaster at Joe Creek. Fulton man injured when running horses drag him. he escaped serious injury. Congregational church closes for a month long vacation. pastor and family to visit Nebraska.
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Tulare
Kampeska Tulare
Young People’s League
Evangelical
Lake Kampeska
Fierre
Congregational Church
B. F. Schwab
Nebraska
Busy Maids Plan Exhibit and Annual Meet in St Lawrence
Busy Maids chaired by Lois Firemark met at her St Lawrence home on July 12 per Minnie Verdugt. Four members absent and three visitors attended. They planned a fall bazaar and the junior exhibit at St Lawrence on August 26, with some projects to be entered. Club dresses were measured, to be green and white in the same style. No definite plans for the next meeting.
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Gilbert and York
Lois Firemark
St. Lawrence
Minnie Verdugt
Pierre Man Recovers From Inhaling Smoke
Charles Williams, a firefighter wounded by smoke inhalation while battling a house fire Saturday, is recovering and expected to leave the hospital in a day or two.
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Pierre Man
Charles Williams
Sturgis Boy Dies While Visiting at Redfield
Sturgis July 16. William Silfven six year old son of Mrs W A Silfven of Sturgis died at Redfield Saturday. His mother was visiting relatives in Finley Ohio at the time. The body was brought to Sturgis for burial from Huffendick mortuary with Ae CG D Erskine conducting the service.
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Sturgis
Redfield
William Silfven
W. A. Silfven
Motha
Finley
Ohio
Huffendick
Ae CG
D. Erskine
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