Livestock outlook signals better calf and lamb crops
Western South Dakota ranchers expect calf and lamb crops to exceed last year as May conditions stay favorable. May rains damaged few lambs while ranges and grazing look strong. sheep and lamb flesh improve with steady store demand and prices below last year. Texas leads gains in lambs while Montana Wyoming report robust condition.
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Brookings
South Daota
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Agricultural Statistician
South Dakota
Montana
New Mexico
Colorado
Orr
Continentals
Texas
Continental Divide
Wyoming
Fred Creamery Man Guilty Of Embezzlement
STOU Falls June 13. W Gunderson former Bridgeman Russel Co. office manager in Sioux Falls sentenced to three years in state penitentiary on embezzlement charges. He admitted interest in grain market speculation. Two counts cited for 12 500 and 30. He pleaded guilty on the latter count.
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Fred Creamery
Key W. Gunderson
Bridgeman Russel Co
Sioux Falls
Gunderson
Hungarians Buy Land to Locate in Lemmon Area
Report from Pierre dated June 18 notes land purchases near Lemmon and the Entosh by a Hungarian colony from Columbus Ohio. Representatives say more colonists may arrive to secure farmland. Other Hungarian colonies exist in the West, with settlements near Rapid City and in Butte County.
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L. Cd. Pierre
Lemmon and
theEntosh
Columbus
Ohio
Onis
Rapid City
Butte County
Iron pictures reveal early Chinese art at South Dakota museum
Vermillion June 18 Iron pictures from China tell a curious history to Gyer, curator of the University of South Dakota museum, as recounted by Faith Hunt of Hartford. Four pieces loaned by Miss Hunt show iron images mounted on cardboard. the first two hundred years old were made in Wuhu by a worker who scooped sand molds and poured molten metal to form birds and flowers. The subsequent works rusted and were remounted on new boards and paper, with the museum piece remodeled for display.
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Tron Pictures
I . University
Gyer
University of South Dakota Museum
Faith Hunt
Hartford
S. D
China
University
Westaby Elected Head of South Dakota Hospital Association
Dr. R S Westaby head of Madison hospital was elected president of the South Dakota State Hospital Association at the close of the annual convention in Aberdeen. He succeeds Dr D L Braskamp of Aberdeen. The 1931 meeting will be in Madison. Other officers include Sister Raphael of McKennan hospital Sioux Falls vice president, B W Carlson of Mos Hospital Sioux Falls secretary treasurer, and trustees Rev H W Burtson Brookings and Mrs of Redfield.
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Westaby
S. D
Aberdeen
R. S. Westaby
Madison
South Dakota State Hospital Association
D. L. Braskamp
Raphael
McKennan Hospital
Sioux Falls
B. W. Carlson
Hand County Settlers Set Picnic Dates
Hand County committees set dates for two old settlers picnics. The north county event on June 21 in Harry Kenyon's grove marks the 39th annual picnic. The south Hand County gathering on June 27 at the Ames store features Warren Z. Green as speaker and a $100 purse baseball game between Harreld and Gann Valley.
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Hand County
Miller
North County
Eee
Harry Kenyon
South Hand County
Old Settlers
Ames
Warren Z. Green
South Dakota
Harreld
Gann Valley
Man Pinned Between Machinery Injures Knight at Park
George Knight of Watertown sustained a fractured shoulder and body bruises when pinned between a threshing machine and a tractor while moving the thresher at Lake Kampeska park Saturday night. He was taken to Luther hospital and later returned home.
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Watertown
George Knight
Lake Kampeska
Knight
Luther Hospital
Warn Sheriffs Against Issuing Recommendations
Pierre June 13. State Sheriff Fred Milner warns sheriffs against issuing letters of recommendation to strangers. He cites recent abuses and urges extreme caution before writing such letters and never to strangers.
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Pierre
Strange
Sherif Fred Milner
Cutworms Attack Plants Say Minnesota Expert
ST PAUL Minn June 18 Contrary to belief cutworms attack young plants not seed Andrew Boss vice director Minnesota Experiment station says no effective seed treatment The best control is clean forming fall plowing and destruction of rubbish The pest can be fought with a poison mash made from bran Paris green molasses and water Spread thinly between corn rows cautioning that the mash is highly poisonous and should not be accessed by poultry or livestock For small gardens the same recipe applies with smaller quantities
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ST Paul
Minn
Andrew Boss
Minnesota
Mellette Fire Hall Victim Of Thieves
Mellette residents report a sneak thief unlawfully enters the fire hall at night, taking tires gasoline and other small items. The unguarded hall permits easy access as the thief continues to operate. They urge vigilance and improved security measures.
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Mellette Fire Hall
Mellette
Justice Holds Man For Abusing His Horse
Madison justice H H Holdridge sentences George Lewis, a resident ten miles northeast of Madison, to pay a 100 dollar fine or serve fifty days in county jail for torturing and beating a horse described as old and starved. Lewis initially treated the matter as a joke but changed attitude after a stern lecture and penalty.
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Madison
H. H. Holdridge
George Lewis
Lewis
Justice Holdridge
Rocks In River Reinforce Meridian Bridge Piers
A carload of rock is lowered into the Missouri River to break up ground around Pier No 3 of the Meridian bridge. A cement and sand mixture has been forced below the river to shale where the pier rests to prevent washouts.
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Yaneton
Missouri River
Meridian Bridge
Tarantula Becomes Unusual Store Employee in Yankton
In Yankton on June 18, Nelson Anderson grocery firm workers found a large tarantula among bananas. The three-year-old spider, about three inches long with yellowish fur, was placed in a bottle and is on display in a store window.
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Yankton-Grocers
Yankton
Nelson-Anderson Grocery Store
Carl
John Anderson
Nelson-Anderson Grocery Company
Three Day State Constabulary Meeting Announced
State Sheriff Fred Milner announces a three day gathering in Custer from June 120 to July 2 to discuss law enforcement and crime detection with Governor W J Elow among speakers. The event will reassemble the state constabulary of sheriffs and deputies and invite neighboring state sheriffs and railroad agents.
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Custer
Fred Milner
W. J. E ‘Low
South Dakota
Minner
Stanley Farm Picnic Draws Five Hundred In Fort Pierre
Pierre June 18 more than 500 people attended the Stanley county farm and home picnic at the Fort Pierre fair grounds. Horse shoe pitching contests directed by Pat Conway were won by W R Crawford. The Fort Pierre commercial club provided lunch at noon. After talks a program continued with stunts and a baseball game between the north and south siders as the finale.
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Stanley
Pierre
Stanley County Farm and Home
Fair Grounds
Fort Pierre
Pat Conway
W.R Crawford
South Side Victory Under Martin Kennedy Jr
The South Side team won the event on the program with Martin Kennedy Jr leading. North Siders were managed by Roy Norman, shaping a notable county meet outcome.
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South Sidere
Martin Kennedy, Jr
North Siders
Roy Norman
Crops Look Good Across Territory Amid Cool Wet Weather
In Dallas on June 18 crops across the territory show improvement with only light rain. Winter grain, alfalfa, pastures, and gardens are healthy though lagging slightly due to protracted cold wet spell. Corn yields rising and early plantings near first cultivation.
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Dallas
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