Chinese Elms Need Care Now for Planting Success
Ardmore June 22. Oscar Mathews director of the U S agricultural experimental station at Ardmore advises extra care for recently planted Chinese elm trees to cut summer mortality. He says the Chinese elm is hardy and fast growing but requires weed-free soil and careful, not fine mulching, with root systems pruned at planting to establish. Fall River county farmers bought Chinese elm seedlings at cost from a Hot Springs merchant.
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Ardmore
Oscar’ Mathews
U.S. Agricultural Experimental Station
South Dakota
Manchurian
Mathews
Fall River County
Hot Springs
Burbank farmer reports freak calf born without tail backbone
John J Brunner of Burbank reveals a black cow bore a calf with no tail and no backbone, ending at hips, four inches shorter than normal. The jet black, active calf has been nicknamed Oock while Brunner notes the cow has produced five other normal calves.
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Burbank
John J. Brunner
Brunner
Cally
Wasta Plans Expanded Street Lighting For Town
Members of the local volunteer fire department have arranged to expand the street lighting system so every part of town will be well lighted. The effort aims to make Wasta one of the best lighted towns of its size in western South Dakota.
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Wasta
South Dakota
Clark Fire Dept Elects New Officers in Clark South Dakota
Gis Seefeldt reelected chief for another year H M Bennett reelected secretary and Charles Macer elected assistant chief. The Clark department praised as highly efficient in northeastern South Dakota. Cattle net $18054.38 at Gayville sales with Albert M Smith and Hans P Hanson shipping 79 head to Sioux City market averaging 1102 pounds and selling at 14.50 for a total 13654.36.
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Clark
Seefeldt
H. M. Bennett
Charles Macer
South Dakota
Gayville
Albert M. Smith
Hans P. Hanson
Sioux City
Improvements at Camp Kimball Near Tourism Center
News brief notes extensive improvements at Kimball Camp by June. A tourist car is being upgraded in anticipation of a growing tourist trade. A large building is planned with two or three small cabins to be erected for visitors. The tone reflects a developing tourist facility.
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Kimball’s
Camp Kimball
Kimball
Hills Cattle Buyers Travel By Airplane
Rapid City June 22 Hardley Ham of Spring Creek ranch and J Rapid of Rapid City used an airplane charter from Rapid K Lines Inc to travel to a ranch 25 miles east of Rapid City. They conducted a cattle transaction quickly and returned home, illustrating a new use for air travel in ranching.
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Hills
Rapid
City
Increased Power At KFDY On July First
Brookings June 22 The increased power of 1000 watts for the state college radio station KFDY will be tested soon after July 1 declarations by Dr H M Crothers dean of engineering who oversees the station. He noted delays in obtaining extra equipment and possible additional time to adjust it for broadcasting while hoping for a smooth transition similar to the earlier 500 watt increase three years ago.
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KFDY
Brookings
State College
Federal Radio Commission
H. M. Crothers
Church Convention Draws Three States to Camp Meeting
Rapid City reports the Church of God annual state camp meeting opening June 28 and closing June 30. Represented will be churches from South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wyoming with 1000 to 1500 attendees. Speakers include Rev. C. E. Bright and Mrs. Bright from Pratt Kansas and ministers from various state churches. Alfalfa Palace fair grounds serves as headquarters.
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Rapid City
Church of God
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
George Kroker
C.E. Bright
Bright
Pratt
Kansas
State
Alfalfa Palace Fair Grounds
Pinto beans assured new competitive market in South Dakota
June 22 report from the city indicates Pinto beans are set for a new competitive market as a Mexican company agrees to equip a warehouse and cleaning plant. Western South Dakota farmers will have storage and processing capacity, with bids from Colorado firms listed as competitors for the crop.
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Market Rapid
City
South
Dakota
Mexico
Colorado
South Dakota
Artesian Farwer Ships 8 Carloads Fat Cattle
Artesian Fargo district records eight carloads of fat cattle sent to eastern markets from Artesian. In May more than 25 carloads of hogs shipped from Artesian, with June shipments expected to surpass that total. Preston Lake forms cooperative creamery to purchase the local creamery.
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Artesian Farwer Siips
Cattle
Artesian
R PF. Looby
Preston Lake
Preston
Hall herd among state's best dairy herds
Grant county's W. D. Hall estate purebred Guernsey herd ranks as one of the best in the region, praised for strong records by the county cow testing association. The barn features steel stanchions and mangers, with calf, tym? pens and bull pens divided by steel partitions and drinking cups.
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Guernsey
W. D.' Hall
Grant County
Mgyi
Pesch
Ventilating System Keeps Air Clean in Burn-In
The ventilation setup sustains good condition by using home grown feeds supplemented with commercial feeds. Feeding is on a 2p suction basis where each cow is fed according to production. The herd is described as possibly one of the most efficient producers in the association.
Rains Aid Crops Near Plankinton
Plankinton area farmers report two weeks of rain have left crops in excellent condition. Corn is advancing, barley about ready to shoot, winter grains heading, and alfalfa ready for cutting. Farmers say this is the best condition in years.
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Plankinton
Fourth of July celebration planned at Howard
Howard June 22 Special extensive plans are being made for a Fourth of July celebration here. In theforenoon a street parade games and music will be held. Afternoon and evening promise entertainment including talking movies ball games dances and concessions. In the evening fireworks valued at 500 will light the sky.
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Howard
Gardner to Talk to S D Lawyers at Watertown
June 22. Guerney J. Los Angeles president of the American Bar Association and A. E. Gardner of Huron judge of the U S circuit court of appeals will speak at the thirtieth annual meeting of the South Dakota Bar Association at Watertown August 28 and 29. Karl Goldsmith of Pierre secretary announced today. Other speakers on tentative program include O W Dynes Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railway Co historian Harold T Hanley Rapid City seventh judicial circuit judge and Windsor Doherty Winner Codington County Bar association plans to entertain visiting members. Officers listed: J H Voorhees Sioux Falls president S W Clark Redfield first vice president Ray F Williamson Aberdeen second vice president L M Simons Belle Fourche treasurer and Goldsmith secretary.
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Pierre
Guerney
J. ‘Newline
Los ‘Angeles
American Bar Association
A. E. Gardner
Huron
U.S
C Court of Appeals
South Dakota Bar Association
Watertown
Karl Goldsmith
O. W. Dynes
Chicago,Milwaukea, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company
Harold Tt. Hanley
Rapid’ City
Seventh ‘Judicial Breuit
Windsor Doherty
Winner
Codington County
Bar Association
Goldsmith
State Association
J.-H. Voorhees
Sioux Walls
Redfield
Ray F. “Williamson
Aberdeen
L. M."simons
Belle-Fourcche
The Fortune Hunter and the Roads to Punktown
A fragmentary piece reflects rural discontent around Punktown. A wanderer tires of monotonous days and seeks fortune beyond the hills while burghers defend local life and timber wealth. The townsfolk face a push to grow, yet resist change and await outsiders for sustenance.
Ford presents new idea in modern economical transport at low price
The Ford Motor Company promotes a new concept in transportation, offering a low price with extensive features and service. It notes advanced engineering, reliability, and economical upkeep, including shatter-proof glass and hydraulic absorbers, plus a commitment to customer service and post-sale support.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
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