Plan to better four small grains in South Dakota crops
Brookings report details a statewide drive to certify seed grain for wheat flax barley and oats valued at over 70 million annually. Ralph E Johnston state extension agronomist outlines application mailings inspections and varied crop eligibility with emphasis on certified seed for higher quality crops.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Ralph E. Johnston
State College Extension Agronomist
Improvement Association
Crop Improvement Association
Johnston
Agronomy Department of
State College
College Extension Service
South Rakota
Turkey
Marquis
Ceres
Kota
Odessa
Henry Cheese Factory Operator Is Acquitted
WATERTOWN June 25 George Knudson of Henry was acquitted of operating a cheese factory believed to be unclean and unhygienic in the reported case.
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Henry
Watertown
George Knudson
Altunclean
Law Pierre
Gladya Pyle
Picture or Health Now Inspire Relief Claims
A fragment discusses relief after using a product linked to Sargon therapy, claiming the speaker felt better after years of stomach and bladder issues. The passage references nervous strain, heartburn, indigestion, bilious attacks, and headaches, but lacks clear attribution or outcome details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargon
Sargon Pills Reported to Ease Gall Bladder Pain
A reader named Alyss from Mass reports sharp gall bladder pain and dizzy spells eased by Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She says stomach soothing effects and renewed appetite followed, with stronger energy for housework and relief from bilious attacks and headaches. Husband also notes good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyss
Gdiwand Brist
C. Trabarty
Woodman Picnic At Lambert Grove Draws 500 In Ashton
About 500 people attended the annual Woodman picnic near Ashton at Lambert graveyard ten miles west of the city. Former residents returned for the day and Ashton’s ball team defeated Frankfort 110 to 3 in a fast game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coh Ashton
Lambert Grave-Tivn
Miles Youty
Ashton
Frankfort
Escape Injury In Automobile Crash Near Madison
ASHTON June 25 Special Scratches and bruises were the only injuries to Mr and Mrs Ralph Siderius and daughter Mrs G D Lanberg when their car tipped over near Madison. A passing motorist helped Mrs Siderius and Mrs Lanberg to town. Mr Sidarius remained with the wreck.
Touring in the Black Hills with local families and a hospital update
Ayees and Miller families, with Katherine and Mary Smith, tour the Black Hills. Mr Miller attended the Retail Merchants association convention at Rapid City last week. His store here is cared for in his absence by Phil Burke, who recently returned from Madison hospital after appendicitis surgery.
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Ayees
Miller
Nora
Katherine
Mary Smith
Howard
Black Hills
Retail, Merchants. Association
Rapid City
Phil Burke
Madison Hospital
Polo
June Not Month of Brides Says Potter County Official
Potter County reports no marriage licenses issued by June 21 1890s clerk A W Barrett notes June is not the month for weddings. history shows varying counts since 1890 with several years recording few ceremonies in June and a few with higher totals in other months in Gettysburg and surrounding area.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Dan Cupid
Potter County
A.W. Barrett
Barrett
Sune
M. Helen Williams
Arthur Metcalf
Week closes as season ends and meetings resume
The report notes a successful season ending with a closing week and the chapter planning to resume meetings on the first Thursday in September with Beatrice Brooking and Welmas Foster among those mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welmas Foster
Beatrice Brooking
Missouri River Changes Course Restores Farm Land
June 26 report from Elk Point notes the Missouri River that had eroded farms along the southern riverbank has altered its course and is refilling the bed. William Lane, a resident near Elk Point, praised the shift as his dwelling and land were at risk previously. Fossil trees uncovered by the river erosion suggest long-standing bank loss, with trees dating back about sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Eli Point
Missouri
Elk. Point
William Lane
Elk Point
Postpone Vote On Pierre Light Plant Sale
Pierre plans to postpone a vote on the municipal electric plant sale from July 2 to July 9 to allow time for preparation and study of a report on the Pierre light plant. The change aims to decide whether the city will sell its heat and power facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Light Plant
Pierre
Fragmentary Note on Timepiece Case Encrustment
A fragmentary OCR reads about a timepiece case with an encrusted substance and outwardly appearing new despite exposure. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmentary Scene Of Repair In A Field
A damaged fragment describes a bright shiny object, dirt removed, and animals or cattle nearby. The case could not be opened, the stem would not turn, and workers planned lubrication to enable operation after a long rest in the field.
Onida Sunday School Holds Annual Picnic
The annual Sunday school picnic of the local Presbyterian church was held in Lilly Grove, three miles southwest of Onida. A luncheon and program of sports followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Presbyterian
Lilly Grove
Veterans Buried In Bon Homme Cemetery Honor Flags
Bon Homme cemetery near Springfield South Dakota holds more war veterans than any cemetery of its size in the state. Memorial exercises featured flags over graves with more than fifty flags flying, honoring the veterans interred there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springsield
South Dakota
Bon Homme
Old Bon Thomme
Springfield
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Stenjar Ave
J. & McFarland
Thefendant
Uwenry
Knudson
Custer
Old
Boy Homme Cemetery
Isic
Edward Erisk
Woodman Picnic
Children’s
Pebeco
Axminster
The
SEIPS
Vy Price
Percales
Bon Homme Cemetery
the Meadows Washing Machine
A. Meadows
Eauy Mead
George C. Hunt-Meadows Co
Wisonsin, S. WW
Zogtore
Lybrand, Rosseros
Mone Comery
Accountanta and Auditors
Bucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Kasestige Tobacco. Company, Incorporated
American Tobacco Co
Mar “Icture
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