Crop Hopes Fade With Hot Weather
The Farmers Union Terminal association said the weeklong extreme heat has caused permanent injury to much wheat in the northwest, with Montana suffering the most loss and North and South Dakota seeing premature ripening. Rain and cooler temps are needed to halt damage, though some regions report earlier than usual growth and rust susceptibility. Labor and machinery use may decline as farmers cut costs amid low grain prices.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
Farmers Union Terminal Association
South Dakota
Northwest States
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
North
Terminal Association
Health clinic serves Aberenathy post community
Health conditions among the children are much better than last year and many corrections have been completed. The clinic, well patronized, was held under the auspices of the auxiliary unit at Abere nathy post in Gann Valley.
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Aberenathy
Gann Valley
Statewide highway contest picks division winners
State highway officials and J. M. Brown will select state winners from ten district victors. A. B. Sessions of Sioux Falls, editor of PAGH THine, offers cups for top patrolmen. In 1928 Ray Pellett, a patrol west of Midland on US 16.14, was the state winner. No contest was held last year.
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J. M. Brown
A. B. Sessions
Sioux Falls
Pagh ‘Thine
South Dakota Highway Magazine
Ray Pellett
Midland
Will Select Best Highway Patrolman in South Dakota
Pierre July 11. South Dakota will hold a contest to pick the state’s most efficient highway patrolmen. The competition, begun recently, will conclude early in September with awards for top performers among patrol units.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Woman loses finger in power wringer in Frankfort
Mrs. George Barton of Frankfort was injured while washing when her hand was caught in a wringer. In trying to free it she tore the end of the forefinger on her left hand completely off below the nail.
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Frankfort
George Barton
Harvest Report from Plankinton
Harvesting of rye and barley near Plankinton is near completion with some grain delivered to elevators. Rye yields around 20 bushels per acre while heat in the past week damaged wheat and oats though corn remains in good condition.
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Plankinton
Thief Robs Holabird Station Steals Cash And Typewriter
Police hunt suspects after a Holabird railroad station robbery Sunday night. About $20 and a Remington typewriter were taken, the cash drawer broken open during the break in.
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Eves
Holabird Holabird
Holabird
Sheriff Geisler Not Entitled to Sauk County Travel Expenses
Wisconsin Attorney General rules in a Madison column that Brown County South Dakota Sheriff L B Geisler acted only in an unofficial capacity when transporting George Gruber from Aberdeen to Pierre for Sauk County Sheriff Ernest C Mueller. The case involved attempted extradition papers. Governor Bulow refused extradition and Gruber was sent back. Sauk County may not owe Geisler $76.50 for the trip.
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Geisler
Madison
Wis
Brown County
South Dakota
George Wanted
Sauk County
Wisconsin
Aberdeen
Pierre
Ernest C. Mueller
Geister
Gruber
Pierse
W. J. Bulow
Mueller
Geuber
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