County fairs planned soon across South Dakota
State Secretary of Agriculture Frank D. Kniebs releases a list of county and community fairs in August and September. The schedules cover Buffalo Gap Vermillion Platte Clark McLaughlin Webster Clear Lake Faith Philip Blunt Murdo Spearfish Presho Eureka Howard Rapid City Gettysburg Onida Ft. Pierre Selby Parker Aberdeen Huron and other locales with dates from August 28 to September 12. The Tri-State Fair in Aberdeen and the State Fair in Huron are also slated this season.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kniebs
Buffalo Gap
Buffalo
Butte County Weir
Nisland
Clay County
Vermillion
Charles Mix County
Platte
Clark County
Clark
Carson County
McLaughlin
Day County
Webster
Deuel County
Clear Lake
Faith Fair
Haakon County Fair
Philip
Hughes County Fair
Blunt
Hutchinson County
Tripp
Jones County
Murdo
Lawrence County
Spearfish
Lyman
Presho
McPherson
Camphbell
Eureka
Howard
Pennington County
Rapid City
Day County Crop Outlook Brightens After Late Rains
Day County reports a fairly good crop outlook after May to July dryness. Recent rains improved corn and alfalfa yield. hail north of Holmquist caused only minor damage. Potato acreage is down with early plantings poor but later plantings better. northern county shows varied crop conditions.
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Webster
Day
Holmquist
Watertown Guards Head to Camp Dodge Iowa
Watertown South Dakota National Guard unit plans to travel to Camp Dodge near Des Moines on August 3 with about 30 members. A 16 section Pullman and baggage car will serve the unit, departing 8 40 a m and returning August 19 at 6 35 p m. Each man may take 150 pounds of baggage under government rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
South Dakota National Guard
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Florian Duffner
Signal Corps
Washington, D. C
Watertown Company
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Pastures and Corn Improve After Two Rains
In HEIGHTS July 23 Special Pastures and corn in this area south of the city show improvement after two rainfall events totaling about .58 inch on Friday. Corn crop holds strong with good prospects while the second alfalfa crop is blooming and nearly harvested. J E Specker with about 700 acres of small grain uses a header to thresh then a combine as grain dries.
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J. E. Specker
Notable Teachers Returning for Fall at Bonilla
A list from Bonilla notes seven new instructors and a group of returning teachers for the fall. Names include Hazel Johnson, Ralph Gat Springfield, Fern Riley, Dorothy Costain, Huron Those, Ruth Sickles, Tulare Clarence Phillips, Wes ington, Luella Stewart, and others.
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Bonilla
Teaca Ss
Johnson
Hazel
Ralph ‘Gat Springfield
Fern Riley
Dorothy. Costain
Huron
Ruth Sickles
Tulare
Clarence
Phillips
Wessington
Luella Stewart
Wisner
Neb.Les
Canova
Ames Farmers Thresh Rain Cooperratively
Poor farmers Arthur Johnson Co W Arbogast C R McKinney and Ben Heezen thresh cooperatively this year cutting and threshing as it is cut The method tried here last year proved successful in Ames July 23 special report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Arthur Johnson
Co. W. Arbogast
C. R.mcckinney
Ben Heezen
Pastures Improved at Ames by Recent Rains
Pastures in this vicinity were improved today due to rains late last week. Dry conditions had plagued pastures and corn nearby now shows good condition as showers revived the fields around Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Ashton Residents Back From England
Mrs. H. J. Noren and her daughter of this city returned from a trip to England and other European points. They were accompanied by Mrs. Noren's mother, Mia Mary Beechey of Aberdeen, and have been gone since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
H. J. Noren
England
Potato yields expected to fall amid drought in Dakotas
July 23 dispatch notes reduced North Dakota and Minnesota potato crops due to continuing drought and low rainfall near the Red River. R F Northwest Advisory Fargo cites Minnesota at 28 million bushels and North Dakota at 11 million, down from last year, with forecasts likely to lower production further. In Ames Merry Workers club quilting session at Mrs Don McCutcheon home previews a wedding quilt for Mrs George Chard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Bismark
R. F. Northwest Advisory
Fargo
Minnesota
Gunkelman
North Dakota
Ames
Merry Workers Club
Don ‘McCutcheon
George Chard
Farm Management Specialist Appointed for South Dakota Extension
Brookings July 23 Appoint ment of T g fherfinnson Stillwater Okla as farm management specialist of the South Dakota State College extension service has been announced by A E Anderson director of extension The addition aims to stress economical production and marketing Mr Thorfinnson will assume duties August 15 directing farm accounts and cost records on state farms Born on a North Dakota farm and a graduate of North Dakota Agricultural College he earned a B S in 1921 and an M S in 1923 He has served as farm management agent on North Dakota and as extension specialist at Oklahoma A and M college He is a World War I veteran with a year of service in France"}
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Brookings
Stillwater
Okla
South Dakota
A. EH
Anderson
Ineeregene
Thorfinnson
North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College
Oklahoma A
M. College
France
Hiland Club Plans Annual Picnic at St Lawrence Park
The Welcome Club of Hiland and families will attend the annual picnic on July 28 at St Lawrence Park. Members from the Hiland vicinity will gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiland Club
ST. Lawrence
Douglas County Crops Called Unusually Good For 1930s
Douglas county agriculture expects an extraordinary year as small grain and corn crops show strong health. Farmers harvest barley and oats, with barley thick and kernels well developed. Wheat and rye are in good condition, oats possibly the best crop, and corn growing rapidly.
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Armour
Douglas County
Sargon Health Benefit Praised by Mrs Larsen
Mrs Larsen of Minneapolis reports dramatic relief after using Sargon for stomach trouble indigestion and heartburn. She notes improved digestion sleep nerves and energy after the first bottle and recommends the brand as the best medicine she has ever taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargon
Aken
Chris
Larsen
Sheridan “Avenue
Minneapolia
Longstaff-Drug’ Co
Pastor Britton to Succeed Stalen at First English Lutheran
The report notes Pastor Britton to succeed Rev. Jasow Stalen as pastor of the First English Lutheran church here. Rev Einar Jorgenson, a Decorah Iowa graduate, will take a Lutheran seminary role in St. Paul and Stalen will move to Trinity church in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastor Britton
Einar, Jorgenson
Tautheran College
Decorah
Iowa
St. Paul
Jasow
Stalen
Trinity Church
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Potter ‘County Fair
Gettysburg
Sully County Fair
Onida
Stanley County Fair
Ft. Pierre
Walworth County Fair
Selby
Turner County Fair
Parker
Aberdeen
Fair City
DR. T. Arbeliter
National Bank ‘of Huron
Bennett
W. L. Matlock
M. D
Lampe Bidg
Phowas Res
R. P. Bethke Chiropractor
Iregula
Douglas
Milwaukee
Yellow Transporeaifon Company
Ainy
C.C. Taylor
S. B
America
Montgomery Ward &Co
Riverside
Montgomery Ward & Co
Miles
Mai
Ae Pointin’ Art Store
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