City Briefs list of local visits and sales notices
City briefs show Mrs A W Lynch and two children traveling to Waseca Minnesota to visit relatives for a week or ten days. Drs Wollman and Johnson move to a new Security National Bank Building location. Mr and Mrs Robert Blume and daughter Lillian visit Minot North Dakota to see Mrs Blume’s daughter. Various ads note garage rental, hens for sale, a public supper, sale of a 18 foot motor boat, and gas range. Residents travel to Chicago for Rotary, Rockford Illinois, and Fort Monmouth New Jersey trips. Several university and hospital updates, plus job ads in the service department.
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Saiehaiede Hehehe
A. W. Lynch
Edith Rose
Baily
Fifth Street
Waseca
Minn
NL D
International Rotary
Mary Salveson
Lusk
Wyo
Huron
L. P. Christiansen
Augustine
E. T. Gitchell
Seventh Street
Church of Christ
F. N. L'Akey
Fort Monmouth
N. J
O. E. York
Third Street
9Th St. S
Alice Claire
Betty Lehmann
Highmore
Charles Gray
Ohio Avenue S. W
Carrie Devin
Redfield
C. F. Stewart
Dakota Avenue North
York
Ciger
William C. Carroll
Chicago
University of Chicago
Olive White
University of South Dakota
Eva Rutherford
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sion City
Hoknstron
Marvin Hughitt Batel
Ador Stewart Ferguson
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchel
Watertown
Robert Milne
Jamestown
M. D
Nerling
A. J. Holbrook, Jr
Elma
Wash
A. J. ‘Holbrook
Montana Avenue
Catherine Schalier
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Storm Lake
Spencer, Ja
CROP OUTLOOK PRAISED ACROSS HYDE TO KINGSBURY AREAS
Hyde county reports crops in fine condition with rapid grass growth and vivid wildflowers. Pheasants and rabbits are numerous. some gopher and flicker tail damage noted to fields. Oats and small grains thrive. corn emerging and ready for cultivation. alfalfa winter-killed last year, flax sowing up. Farmers sowing clover millet for hay and replanting alfalfa fields.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Kingsbury County
Van
Pest Damage Hurting Corn Crops Across Region
Farmers report worm and pest damage reducing corn stands by about half with maggots gophers pheasants blamed along with livestock. Some farmers plan to risk replanting later rather than replanting soon while alfalfa yields are good in most areas.
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Baronite
Huron
S.de
T' Abu-Dance
Old Settlers Picnic Set for June 18 in Beadle and Sanborn Co
Beadle and Sanborn county old settlers plan the 45th annual picnic at Bateman’s grove on Wednesday June 18. Simmons of Huron will deliver the main address with a broad program including readings music and a band concert. The Rev R E B Bonney Bruce will give the invocation. Activities start at 10:30 AM and include a noon dinner running races clay pigeon shooting and other contests. Cavour and Forestburg meet for a $50 purse ending the day with a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Sanborn County
Bateman's Grove
Cavour
Forestburg
Eli Huron
C. E. Rulon
Newman Corner
Rulon
Park tree trimming offered to private yards by city dept
Park Supervisor Robert Fair announced city tree trimming crews are available for private yards. Outside work can be arranged by calling Mr. Fair at 6625, with a nominal charge for private-yard jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fair
Mr. Fair
Public Notice About Missing Poll Tax Payment Followed by Warning
Public notice warns that poll tax payments have not arrived as expected and urges timely payment to avoid trouble later. Signed by Dan Wagner and dated nearby. Evidence indicates a local advisory on civic obligations and penalties.
Plentiful Crops Across Counties Prompt Hopeful Yields
June reports from Potter, Willow Lake, Woonsocket, Howard, Carthage, and Miner County indicate corn and small grain are largely planted or growing well with strong moisture. Farmers urge timely rain to maximize bumper crops as alfalfa first cuttings begin and pastures improve. In Hills region rapid growth follows heavy recent rains across the Black Hills.
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Willow Lake
Carthage
Miner County
Cor
Rain Drought Affects Buffalo County Crops
Rainfall was uneven in Buffalo County with only half the area receiving the heavy precipitation last week. Genn Valley reported .25 inches as cool dry weather slows growth yet prospects for a record crop look good in soaked areas. Small grain mostly rye shows poor tillering while corn is nearly all up with generally good stands despite moisture concerns.
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South
Fall River
Sar Sloan
Lawrence
H. M. Critchfield
Newell Beyer Run
Buffalo
Genn Valley
Notheling
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Central
S. D
Pierre
Hughes County
Gain Valley
Dan Wagner
Williams
Gettysburg
Potter County
Woonsocket
G. W. Goudy
Howard
Rapid City
Black Hills
West River
Dad
PDR
Peter Oam & Son
Dakota Avenue
Philip
Libby
Libby, M&neill
Libby Chictzo
Dakota ‘Avenue
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