Wool Crop Drop Northwest Seen
Minneapolis dispatch reports steady wool production in North and South Dakota Minnesota and Montana for 1929 totaling about 44.03 million pounds, up from 46.92 million in 1928 but with lower prices reducing value to roughly 14 million dollars. Lamb crops rose to 3.73 million head from 3.35 million, while hog health advice urged strict sanitation and early cholera vaccination to save herds.
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Minneapolis
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Tia Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Minenapolis Bank
United
Warnings on hog cholera spread in Iowa and warning timing
Brookings October 5 Dr G Weaver extension veterinarian at State College warns hog cholera outbreaks appear in several regions. October and November are peak months for cholera. Vaccination helps before sickness but late vaccination is ineffective. Cholera causes loss of appetite fever constipation and diarrhea and can spread between herds. Infected hogs should be burned or buried.
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Brookings
G. Weaver
Collexe
Weaver
Lowa
State College
Rapid City Hosts 10.50 Hotel Men Convention
About 50 members of the South Dakota Hotel Men's association gather in Rapid City for a two day convention at the Alex Johnson hotel. They plan a bus trip through the Hills, bridge tea, golf tournament, banquet, theater party, and dancing. Officers presiding include Frank Newman of Pierre, Myra rs, Sylvan Luks, Henry A. O'Neil, GO. Murphy, W. Smith, and S. Quidley.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Hotel Men’s Association
Alex Johnson
Association
Frank Newman
Pierre
Myrars
Sylvan Luks
Henry A. O'Neil
Rapid Cit. Co
GO. Murphy
Huron
W. Smith
Belle Fourche
S. Quidley
Sioux Falls
Fourteen Howard Men Named for Miner County Jury
Howard Oct 5 four teen Howard men summoned for jury duty for the October term of Miner county court. Other representatives include Canova Fedora Winfred Carthage Rosswell and Oldham. List of jurors from Howard includes Henry Mohr W B Crasoy Arthur Wiehhaar Louis Eggert and others. Roswell Fedora Oldham names appear with additional jurors from surrounding towns.
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Howard
Miner County
Fk Court
Canova
Fedore
Winfred
Carthage
Rosswell
Oldhen
Henry Mohr
W. BE. Crasoy
Artiur Wiehhaar
Louis Eggert
Ts Rygg
Herman Albers
F. J. Fredericksen
Frank Hoss
Ole Rye
J. G. Willis
John R. Olson
Francis Kehlaach
Avi Hange
William Gehring
August Craese
Henry Lueia
Doland Auxiliary Installs New Legion Officers
Doland October 5 new staff of ficers of the Doland American Legion are ready to take over administration and have been installed. Don Cole is commander and Gden Olson is vice commander. Other officers include J E Schiopf adjutant Lloyd Riddie fire ar Glen Clark sergeant at arms William service officer and Rev Albert Hartt chaplain. The arrest of more than half the bandits and housebreakers in London during the past twelve months has been immediately due to the use of wireless.
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Doland Auxiliary
Doland
Doland American Legion
Don Cole
Gden Olson
J. E. Schiopf
Lloyd Riddie
Glen Clark
William
Albert Hartt
London
Old Time Deaths Brought To Light At Gettysburg
On his farm 18 miles NW of Gettysburg A J Collings unearthed four human skeletons in an old Missouri river bed while digging an underground garage. The remains include two adults and two children, with the largest adult about 6.5 feet long and dating to early Indian times. A dugout cellar and barn later yielded additional skeletons and a buffalo skeleton.
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Gettysburg
South Dakota
A.j.collings
Mr. Collins
Ica
Collins
W. 3. Sargent
Minneapolis
Sargent
Lue
Eight Thousand Paid For Farm At Wakonda
L. H. Jacobson paid eight thousand dollars for the Fred Conrad eighty acre farm near Wakonda on October 5. Local records show the transaction as final with conveyance details filed in area land records.
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Wakonda
L. H. Jacobson
Fred Conrad
Badger Lutheran Convention Set for Tomorrow
Badger English Lutheran church in Badger South Dakota prepares to entertain Luther Leagues at the annual convention. About 150 delegates from across the state are expected. Rev Theodore Fritchell of Minneapolis will deliver the morning sermon. Afternoon speakers include Miss Ann Pelmann Redfield Gerard Matzner Stickney Miss Helen Haarman Manchester and Miss M Meyer Bryant. Lunch arranged by the Badger Luther League with Ladies Aid assistance. Mrs Andrew Barrow chairs the committee. George Smith heads the delegation committee and Herty Schultz is Badger league president.
Rats Said To Be Bad In Campbell County
Campbell county agents report rats damaging poultry grain and building structures after eleven demonstrations. About 115 farmers shared losses while Turner assisted. Baits for eradication are prepared in Rapid City under county and state oversight. the bait targets rats and mice without harming poultry or farm animals. Fakirs are Mohammedan mendicants esteemed in India.
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Mound City
Campbell County
Benjamin H. Schaub
Crarnty
Tot Turner
Rapid City
Schaub
Bureau of Gidlogical Survey
Schau
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Associated Press
Alan Gould
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William J.chipman
Charles W. Dunkley
Ed Nell
Paul R. Mickelson
Jay R, Wessels
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Athletics
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