Milk Production Record Is Broken in Breckenridge Minnesota
Breckenridge Minnesota May 12. The super cow Miss Jewel Ormsby Piebe at Femco Farms could near the 2000 pound butter mark in 1930. Her offical test shows 9,762.1 pounds of milk and 356.16 pounds of butter in 93 days, suggesting a yearly butter yield between 1,800 and 1,950 pounds. Breeding plans include Governor Ormsby Raggie and Jew el with 22 cows exceeding 1,000 pounds of butter.
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Breckenridge
Minn
Minnesota
Jewel Ormsby Piebe
Femco Farms
F. E. Murphy
Murphy
Governor Fobes Ormsby Raggie
U.S
Jewel
De Smet Commission Undergoes No Change
De Smet May 12 Special The City Commission has organized for the coming year with few changes in personnel. Elwyn White was reelected as street alley and park commissioner, and John Hasche as city justice. Mayor J H Hall reappointed White and Peter Jorgenson as sewer and water commissioner. Additional reappointments include Arthur J Endersby chief of police city engineer and street maintenance, Dr B Dyar health officer EF Ruskell auditor E P Wilmart attorney H H Plowman treasurer Art Back night watchman C S McKibben assessor who is at work.
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DE Smet
City Commission of
Elwyn White
John Hasche
J. H. Hall
Mr. White
Peter Jorgenson
Arthur J. Endersby
Dr. B. Dyar
EF. Ruskell
E. P. Wilmart
H. H. Plowman
Art Back
C. S. McKibben
Onida High School Cleanup Day Planned May 12
Onida High School students declare cleanup day as a campaign to raise funds for the athletic association. In a citywide effort, students will canvass for work and perform yard, garden, window, and house cleaning, directing earnings to the student treasury.
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Onida High School
Onida
Athletic Association
Aged Watertown Man Injured In Fall
A 70 year old Watertown man is in Luther hospital after a fall at home. He was injured while walking about the house, with X rays showing a broken hip bone. The patient rests as well as can be expected and is in considerable pain. Mr Song resides at 722 Third Street NW.
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Watertown
Luther Hospital
Mr. Song
Third Street
N_ W
Hold First Fire School In Madison Next Month
Pierre May 12 The first South Dakota Fire School will be held at Madison June 2 to 27, D C Lewis state fire marshal announced. An educational program is planned for fire chiefs and firemen.
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Madison
Pierre
South Dakota
D. C
One-Headed Two-Bodied Pig Born on Gettysburg Farm
A Hampshire pig born on the Ralph Huyck farm near Gettysburg featured two bodies joined at the shoulders and a single head with two tongues and two sets of teeth. The four hind legs and feet were properly positioned, but one front pair appeared on opposite sides. The pig lived only a few hours after farrowing alongside a litter of six.
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Gettysburg
Ralph Huyck
Hampshire
Repair Work Underway After Onida School Fire
Fire damaged the high school auditorium stage in Onida after a short circuit lit curtains at about 11 p m. Mr Quimby, a nearby resident, spotted the flashes and alerted others. Insurance covers the estimated thousand dollar damage as repairs proceed.
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Onida
Quimby
1930 Wheat Crop Forecast From May 1 States
Washington May 12 news reports that this year’s winter wheat crop is expected lighter with an estimated 525.7 million bushels, compared with 578.336 million last year and 550.636 million as the year’s average. The Department of Agriculture released portending production by state based on May 1 conditions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Miller Residents Back Miss Pyle In Governor Bid
People of Miller express strong support for Gladys Pyle as she seeks the governor's nomination at the Pierre convention on the 20th. The Pyle family history is noted with her father John Pyle described as a carpenter turned lawyer influential in local farming communities.
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Miller
Pyle Miller
Gladys Pyle
Pierre
Pyles
Miss Pyle
John Pyle
Expect Many Tourists To Go Through Miller Muller
Tourist travel toward the Black Hills has started along this line. From now on it is expected that people from the east will be going this way in considerable numbers.
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Miller Muller
Black Hills
Shortages Found As Manager Leaves Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls police seek Roy W. Gunderson Bridgeman Russell office manager after $312,500 shortage found in company records. Two embezzlement charges filed covering the $12,500 shortage and a $30 payroll check excess obtained March 15. Gunderson left for Minneapolis and did not return. auditor W. F. Patton and manager W. F. Reynolds filed complaints.
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Sioux Falls
Roy W. Gunderson
Bridgeman-Russell Company
Gunderson
Minneapolis
Businness
W. F. Patton
W. F Reynolds
Corn Planting Near Miller Under Wet Weather Delays
Corn planting is set to begin here as soon as the wet spell ends. A few farmers started before the rains, plowing is finished, and the small grain sown earlier is green and robust. Much flax has been sown and more will follow. Pastures are good and a hay crop appears assured.
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Miller Miler
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