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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
3
Displayed notes show Lake Kampeska region June 43 with Watertown planning a power equipment parade before an unspecified event. Equipment listed includes tractors threshers and combines to showcase farming tools along main streets.
The South Dakota Threshermen’s Organization, claiming the largest membership of its kind in the nation, hosted a picnic last year with about 10,000 attendees. President H. E. Borneman predicted another large turnout this year, with a two day program featuring a baseball game between the organization and a rival team.
ST PAUL Minn June 11 The Farmers Union Terminal association reports generally favorable crop prospects as the critical weather period nears for the northwest spring wheat area but warns of a patchy situation. Rains across the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana have improved moisture with the northern South Dakota outlook among the best in ten years. Wheat acreage down about ten percent flax up five to ten percent and more hay and corn seeded. Rye and winter wheat in excellent stands. Damaging winds and weeds worry North Dakota and Montana though conditions overall are favorable there. Western Minnesota and Red River valley see good prospects though acreage shifts to sugar beet potato and grass crops continue. The world outlook is encouraging for American producers with European yields expected to be 25 percent below last year Italy wheat production down about 75 million bushels and Texas threshing results showing discouraging yields.
Watertown on June 11 reports construction at the Watertown Gas Works to switch from butane to water gas. E T Crook says a new 10 000 cubic foot relief tank is being built and will be finished this week. The tank holds gas after pumping from the gas maker before purification and storage.
Vermillion June 11. Members of the Young Citizens league of Clay county presented an hour of songs readings and piano selections over KUSD University of South Dakota Radio. A chorus of 160 seventh and eighth graders sung and were directed by Conrad Hoyer with sister Helen Hoyer at the piano. The program was sponsored by Miss Freda Rasmussen superintendent of Clay county schools who thanked several helpers. Dean J M Julian vice president of the university welcomed the league to the campus.
Arlington creamery broke all prior cream receipts records, paying farmers $1,830 for butterfat. On the same day it produced 120 tubs of butter totaling 7,680 pounds. Six workers, plus the manager, run the facility, with expectations of breaking more production records this year.
Gladys Pyle may appear on the Summit program. Summit Community Club plans its annual picnic at Summit on June 27. The event is a marquee affair in northeastern South Dakota and draws local residents and visitors alike.
Thousands are expected at this year’s event with a high grade Holstein prize cow, band acts from Codington county Germantown, base ball street sports and Ferris wheels. Miss Gladys Pyle to address attendees. two dances at the Community building. Camp DakoTah hosts Fred C. Eggers June 32 to July 13. boys must register a week ahead and obtain a physical exam chart before admission.
Watertown 县 June 11. A large crowd is expected for the fourth annual picnic featuring a 1.75 million dollar display of power farming equipment. The event highlights rehabilitation funds and attracts thousands of visitors to the showcase.
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a remedy for stomach and bowels gas. It claims relief from gnawing stomach pain, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs by preventing gas interference with circulation. It urges buying the genuine yellow package at drugstores for $1.
A tribute to Fords notes government, military and major firms rely on its proven performance. It highlights extensive bearing use, steel forgings, enclosed brakes and other advanced features, with prices for Model A and AA chassis and truck lines listed.
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