Part Time Work Aids Unemployed in Mitchell
Mitchell reports June employment steady in outdoor sectors with farm labor demand mixed. Meat packing, hog feeding, egg breaking and creamery plants show seasonal shifts while building and mining activities vary. overall labor supply remains ample, with road work contracts and public utilities operating on reduced schedules.
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Mitchell
Charkey S. Weller
South Dakota
Wiete
Aberdeen
Ares
Huron
Mik Products
Cavour Man Promotes Simple Shower Bath Use
In Cavour, July special report notes Johnson promotes an inexpensive shower bath as a handy refreshment during daywork. Farmers and townsfolk without beach access would benefit, using it for children’s cooling visits and daily hygiene.
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Johnson
Fungus Disease Culture Moves Through County Farms
WOONSOCKET July reports show the Sanborn County Farmers Union busy handing off fungus culture to grain feeders. Sheriff Helgeland traveled to Pierre to obtain more solution, while locals report grasshoppers causing damage and the disease carried over by storing infected specimens in a cool cellar jar.
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Woonsocket
Sanborn
92 Year Old Mr Eaton Turns Active Alpena Center
Q M Eaton celebrated his 92nd birthday July 1 and remains active enough to walk downtown daily. He enjoys reading and visits from friends who cheered him on his milestone. He homesteaded north of Alpena in 184? and helped build the cabi road crew after its construction.
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Alpena
Swy
Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Here
Cabi Road
Wilbur Ohlsen Seeks Nerve Specialist in Minneapolis
AROQUOIS July 2 Special Wilbur Ohlsen with Mrs Ohlsen and her maid left by car for Minneapolis to consult a nerve specialist about his condition. A peculiar feeling started a week ago in the lower part of his leg, progressing to affect his legs from the hips down. They did not know how long they would be gone.
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Wilbur Ohlsen
Aroquois
Mrs. Ohlsen
Ainter
Minneapolis
Mr. Ohlsen
Wilbur
Funeral held for Mrs C W Schultze in Tulare church
Funeral services for Mrs. C. W. Schultze were conducted Monday at the Methodist Episcopal church by Rev. W. A. Van of Tulare and Rev. Albert Walker of Clear Lake. Burial followed in Tulare. Mrs Schultze died at a Redfield hospital after an operation Tuesday.
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Tulare
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. van
Albert Walker
Clear Lake
Come
Ree Heights Farmer Suffers Broken Hip
Ree Heights on July 21 special report states est Gibson, a farmer southwest of town, was badly hurt Friday when riding a work horse that bucked and threw him. He cracked his hip bone and bruised an arm muscle, was taken to Miller hospital and placed in a plaster cast, then returned home the next day.
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Ree Heights
Jree Heights
Forest Gibsons
Miller Hospital
Legion Convention Opens In Watertown With Carn Aqua
MM second day of the American Legion state convention in Watertown opens with Carn-Aqua water carnival on July 3 and closes July 7 with a final business meeting and officer elections. The program includes sports music dances luncheons and banquets plus Watertown Lake Kampeska recreation. Local committee provides transport to the lake for Legionnaires. Charles Lockwood last surviving member of Last Man's Club will attend. Stevens Jr national commander will arrive Monday July 5 for his program and may join Carn-Aqua if routing allows. He will fly to Devil's Lake after his talk for the North Dakota convention.
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American Legion
Conventor
Watertown
Boxtay
Lake Kampeska
Bostira
Legionnaires
Devil's Lake
N. D
North Dakota
Wesleyan tenor gives concert in Alpena church
Thomas Williams of Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell gave a Monday night concert at the Methodist church in Alpena. He performed as a tenor with accompanist Biateia Houmas of Dakota Wesleyan. Williams is described as Welchman, Bauman a South American birth.
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Wesleyan
Alpena
Thomas Williams
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Methodist Church
Williams
Biateia Houmas
Dakota Wesleyan
Bauman
South America
Harvest Progress And Grasshopper Alert In Mellette
Special Harvest proceeds with rye and barley in shock and some rye threshed showing excellent quality. Wheat cut and shocked, with windrowed harvests ready for combine threshing. Farmers anticipate good yield and quality despite a concerning grasshopper population threatening corn later.
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Mellette Mellette
Corn Suffering Amid Hot Winds and Dryness in July
In Cory vicinity corn crops endure a quiet drought with hot winds sweeping the area for several days. Temperatures have hit 100 degrees or more daily since Saturday, contributing to stress on fields and local agricultural concerns.
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