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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
11
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At the South Dakota State Fair grounds today motor racing replaces horse events as cars take to the track for warmups and tryouts for a new prep. Roscoe Ford of Hollywood California is expected to draw the largest crowd with his special car while other drivers like Bord and Schrader race for top honors. Ford won the Governors Cup in record time at Minnesota State Fair and will be among the favorites in the big event.
George Bally superintend ent of the State Fair grounds leads a Monday afternoon transformation. The race surface is loaned out and the track will be in better shape than ever for the automobiles.
Secretary of Agriculture urges South Dakota farmers to contract for home-grown alfalfa seed to boost next year’s acreage. He warns supply is tight east of the South Dakota Nebraska line, with production around two million pounds this year. Emphasizes seed quality, germination tests, and insisting on South Dakota crown seed while noting imports and new federal testing rules.
South Wakotan grower Mr Kriebs notes a 45.090 rise over one year and seed-alfalfa output of 88.500 bushels. He cites rising fairy interests, high forage value, and global demand for seeds, urging more acres for tegume crops and steady seed sales growth.
Kingsbury county farmers report generally good potato yields this year, with 15 to 20 bushels per acre and a much higher market price. A few fields show record potential, while one lies notably lower than last year, affecting overall comparability.
LAKE PRESTON Sept 11 Special Improvement is reported in the condition of William Harrix a Lake Preston merchant who is a patient at a Volga hospital He was taken to hospital suffering from paralysis of the lower limbs later diagnosed as lumbago and arthritis It is expected he will have improved enough to be brought home in the near future
Groton farmers welcomed weekend rain that broke August drought and aids fall plowing though corn crop damage was estimated at ten percent. Two recent light frosts are believed not to have harmed crops. rainfall ends a dry spell that had lingered through August.
In Muskogee Oklahoma on September 11, Elizabeth Mills, a woman who refused to rely on others, took over her oil drilling operations. After losing timeliness with contractors, she bought tools, supervised herself, and achieved gas production of about 2,000,000 cubic feet from one well, planning another drill. World oil production figures for the period are noted.
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