Rains Aid Fight Against Hoppers in Rosebud Region
Entomologist A. L. Ford of State College reports rains and cool skies helping Rosebud farmers fight grasshoppers. Hoppers infested eight counties, but traps look better and most grain is in feed condition despite some rye field damage from lava freezes. Poison mash stations assist 3,000 farmers. county commissioners supply poison. Ford expects hopper numbers to fall soon and outbreaks along the Missouri river toward the North Dakota line.
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Rosebud
A. L. Ford
State College
Ford
Glass Cutter Thieves Steal Slot Machine
Sioux Falls report of thieves who used a glass cutter to break a pool hall window and steal a slot machine containing an undetermined cash amount. Police collected fingerprints as clues to identify the culprits.
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Sioux Falls
Haxtford
Peopeieter
Custer Plans Gold Discovery Days Pageant
Custer hosts its annual Gold Discovery Days July 31 and August 2 to mark the 1814 gold discovery near the Black Hills. More than 400 participants, including 200 Sioux from Pine Ridge, will star in a history pageant plus an Indian rodeo and a style show. Governor Warren Green Congressman William Williamson and Senator Peter Norbeck are urged to attend.
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Custer
Black Hills
Pine Ridge Reservation
Warren Green
William Williamson
Peter Norbeck
Belvidere Cowboy Tied For Honors In Rodeo Race
Earl Thode of Belviders SD and Eddie Woods of Emmett Ida share 750 points as leaders in the road to the 1831 champion cowboy of America per the Rodeo Association of America. Black Hills Roundup at Belle Fourche July 2-4 is an official member event. A poll shows cowboys favor wrist watches as prizes, secretary Fred S McCarger reports.
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Belvidere
Rapid City
Earl Thode
Belviders
Eddie Woods
Emmett
Ida
Rodeo Association of America
National Association
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
Fred 5. McCarger
Excellent Yields Of Spring Wheat In Minnesota
In St. Paul on June 17 a report notes some northwest spring wheat districts will produce excellent yields this year while other areas face marked failures. The bulletin highlights mixed crop prospects across regions and stresses weather impacts on output.
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ST. Paul
Northwest
Agricultural Report Says Spring Wheat At Seven Percent Of Normal
The association announced the spring wheat condition at seven percent of normal with Minnesota outlook described as almost ideal for small grains. Corn shows a good start while northeastern and east central Montana face drought and oats damage. Western Montana and eastern areas report soil blow tosses. Roy Marlow and children visit in Bonilla from Norfolk, Neb.
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Minnesota
Montana
Cakoles
Plans For First Redfield 4-H Junior Fair
Plans are made for the first annual Spink county 4-H Junior Fair to be held in Redfield on August 22. Tulare club leader Oliver Radcliffe says all 4-H members may exhibit cows hogs handiwork foods or minor projects with prizes awarded. High honor exhibitors may advance to the State Fair in Huron.
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Redfield
Oliver Radcliffe
Tulare
Spink County
Huron
Centerville Bible Conference Set for June 28 to July 5
The sixth annual Centerville Bible conference will be held at Gunderson park and beach from June 28 to July 5. Bible study hours will be led by Dr. Iver Iverson, head of the department.
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Centerville Centerville
Centerville
Gunderson Park
Iver Iverson
Religious conference to draw large Sioux Falls crowd
The conference committee plans evangelistic services with Rev. Arthur Abell of Red Wing Seminary and Rev. Nils Klingtvedt among leaders. Special children sessions are slated for afternoon, with Rev. P Liostveit of Eagle Grove set for evening services. Officials anticipate attendance near 1500.
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Sioux, Falls
Arthur Abell
Red Wing Seminary
Minnesota
N. Okerlund
Frost
Minn
P. Liostveit
Eagle Grove
J. O. Gisselquist
Canterville
Nils Klingtvedt
Beresford
ESIPELAS June 17 Special Son of Mr Wegsington
June 17 report notes a year old son of Mr Wegsington, with several missing details from the fragment. Further readable facts are limited but indicate a personal notice or obituary context from a local column.
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Esipelas
Wegsington
Beata and Gust Auntie Near Miss Report
A cryptic note references Beata and Gust Auntie with hints of an incomplete improvement after an event. Context remains unclear but implies a tense moment involving a severed nail and partial recovery, with names but no concrete location or date. Further readable details are needed for a fuller factual card.
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Palace City Lines
Huron-Mitchell
Mitchell
THONE
Haradhi
San
Venilla Chocolates
Matches Tx
Pineapple
BACON
Bonilla
Roy Marlow
Norfolk
Neb
Tom Martin
Pierre
Jim May
James A. May
F. C. May
Eugene C. Mahoney
North Shore Company of
HLL
Bfe
Dixie
Sol
C. F. Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Minsisaipps
Beata
Wintee
Hudson Seal Coats
Black
Hudson Seal
LERS
Stal Gardias
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