Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Rules Move Across States
A news release from Sioux City outlines that all feeder cattle must be tuberculin tested before shipping into 34 Minnesota counties unless from clean areas. The bulletin notes Iowa allows entry with an F brand under a feeding permit and cites Michigan Indiana pending accreditation. It discusses nationwide sentiment for interstate testing, the push by the United States Sanitary Association, and current accreditation counts across western states with a goal to test all breeding herds within five years to eradicate bovine tuberculosis.
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Minnesota
Sioux City
Iowa
Michigan
Indiana
United States Sanitary Association
Middle West
South Dakota
Nebraska
Acansas
Idahio
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Nevada
North Dakota
California
Kansas
United States
Corn
Four Held For Robberies On Train
Mitchell July 25 Four men are bound over to circuit court for trial in the robbery of 40 harvest hands aboard a moving freight train Tuesday night. Bonds set at 3000 each. One arrestee released for lack of witnesses. Suspects: Sterling Teague Reno Okla Forrest Wilson Tulsa Okla Fete Roth Aberdeen L W Gray Springfield Ma. Six witnesses slated to return in August. Loot included about 150 dollars watches and clothing. Train ropery occurred as it climbed a grade north of Mitchell. robers beat several men.
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Mitchell
Circuit Court
Woonsocket
Sterling Teague
Reno
Okla
Forrest Wilson
Tulsa
Emry Heads to Diversion Meet at Devils Lake
Roy L. Emry secretary of the State Chamber of Commerce travels to Devils Lake North Dakota to join a discussion on diverting Missouri river water into the Jamies river. Secretary of War Hurley will attend and survey the proposed site by airplane planning stops in Dayton Chicago and Minneapolis en route to Fargo for the American Legion convention.
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Emry
Roy L. Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
Devils Lake
N. C
Huron
State Chambers of Commerce
Jamies River
Hurley
North Dakota American Legion
Fargo
Washington
Hartey
N.D
American Legion
Dayton
Chicago
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Tiurley
Britain Expected To Pass Naval Treaty Today
INDON July 25 The naval bill was ready for the House of Lords with final passage expected at noon The Commons approved the measure on third reading Earl Beatty and Lord Jellicoe prepared to lead the debate in the Lords The government won the division on clause TM 2 by 1 to 58 keeping Article 4 of the Washington treaty act 1922 in force to limit certain ships and submarine warfare
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Britain
House of Dords
House of Commons
Earl Beatty
Lord Jellicoe
Great Britain
Theouse of
Torture in Ageil Enters Legal Debate Across Government
The discussion centers on emboldened legislation to enforce provisional provisions against individuals and the government. Authorities weigh enforceability, potential safeguards, and the scope of new measures amid a tense political climate in Ageil.
School Board to Reorganize and Elect Officers Tonight
Huron's school board meets to close this fiscal year and begin the new one. Reports will be read, new officers elected, and plans for the year outlined. Bids open for stucco work on the Washington School at Corner Fourth Street and Town Avenue as retiring president Mrs HE H Bryan departs.
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Huron
Washington
Hool
Fourth Street
Town Avenue
HE. H. Bryan
Kingsbury County Real Estate Transfers Reported
Kingsbury County real estate transfers listed include J O Purinton as abstractor for John Green properties in Arlington with $1210 value, George J Waldner to Alfred W Flesner for lots 13 and 14 in Hamcroft for $1 and other value, and Frank Hyde acquiring multiple lots in Lake Preston area for $900 along with other valuations. Also noted are transfers by Mysrtie T Kahnhen to Lula Kilpatrick, Hannah Jurgenson to Susan Keating, Adalyn Keller et al to Reynold B Anderson, and Jennie White to Hannah E Jurgenson with various lot descriptions and valuations.
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Kingsbury County
J. O. Purinton
Charles E. Bennett
John Green
Outlet 2
Outlet
Arlington
George J. Waldner
Alfred W. Flesner
Block
Hamcroft
Frank Hyde
Black B. Oldham
Harry JL Eggen
G. W. Wood
Rand
Black
Lake Preston
Mysrtie T. Kahnhen
Lula Kilpatrick
Hannah
Jurgenson
Susan Keating
Nis
Car Yall
de Smet
Adalyn Keller
EXPECT GOOD CROP YIELDS IN BILLINGS AREA
Reports from Buffalo county Polo Hyde and Hand county Miller Good yields noted across regions as rain improves corn barley and wheat prospects. Heat and wind previously hurt crops but recent showers aided field work and ripening grain. Elevator reports suggest wheat averages around 18 bushels per acre with barley 20 and rye 16.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Sherm Sterner
Hand
Ram Helps Corn Willow Lake Special Report
Rain and moderately warm weather over the past week have greatly benefited corn, with pasture lands and clover improving as well. The update notes favorable growing conditions for crops around Willow Lake and surrounding areas, suggesting steady progress through mid summer.
Moistu re aids Woonsocket crops and alfalfa decline
Woonsocket and Lake Preston areas report hot dry weather with scattered rain finally reaching parts of the territory. Corn holds up in cooler week long spell while alfalfa slow to grow third cutting. pastures shorten as drought bites. Small grains outlook worsened by July heat as yields drop.
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Banborn
Woonsocket
Lake Preston
Brookings
South Dakota
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Agricultural Statistician
State College
Orr
Drought Hurts Kingsbury County Crops In Daily Reports
A regional agricultural summary notes widespread drought impact in western parts with eastern counties less affected. Prospective yields fall about ten percent for the first half of the month with further cuts possible if dry weather continues. Corn and gardens crave moisture as harvest begins. flax holds, grain weights expected lighter than normal due to heat.
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Orr
Kingsbury
Kingsbury County
Joseph L. Orr
State College
de Smet
Dancing Judith Contd From Feature Page
In a nursing home Judy and Alan share a tender scene as Steyne leaves after a grave farewell. Judy, bandaged and scarlet cheeked, jokes about life and happiness while Alan shows deep emotion and promises of a future. The nurse observes a quiet, hopeful energy before the cliffhanger ending.
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Steyne
Judy
Lin
Alan
Chummy
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Buffalo County
Hain
Polo Polo
Polo
McKillen Brothers
Forestburg
Diana Ness Sterling
Louis, XIV
Diana
Virginia
Carvel
Patricia “Mary II
William & Mary
Sein
Corner Drug
P.D. Ellis
Mer
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General Foods Corporation
Gold Medal Dairy Co
Kansas S. E
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