Kriebs Cites Use of Manganese Ores for Agriculture
South Dakota Secretary of Agriculture Frank D. Kriebs touted manganese as a fertilizer aid alongside phosphate potash and nitrogen. Citing U S Department tests, he said manganese improves plant and fruit production on neutral to slightly alkaline soils, with potential gains for the state’s manganese deposits estimated at 450 to 190 million tons and benefiting farmers and ore owners.
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Wwerre
Frank D. Kriebs
South Dakota
Oucoma- Chamberlain
Getretary of Agriculture
Kriebs
UT. S. Department of Agriculture
Eve Othe
Ne Sai
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sai
Ife
Ote
Ilinois
South da- Oil
Mangenese Industrs
Beet Harvest Nears Record in Local Community
NisLasv residents forecast the best beet harvest in history with rising beet acreage and strong yields. Farmers report a nationwide trend of good crops across the river valley, suggesting the factory may run into the new year to process the crop.
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NisLasv
L—Lermers
Fire Damages Oil Station in Woonsocket
Woonsocket, Sept. 18. Farmers' Union Oil station was considerably damaged by fire Monday noon. The blaze started from a kerosene stove that ignited gasoline leaking from a small supply tank and running under the building. Damage to the building and stock estimated at several hundred dollars.
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Woonsocket
Farmers’ Union Oil Station
Cavour Drayman Loses Cow In Wet Alfalfa
Cavour drayman John Kelly lost one of his best cows to bloat after turning them into wet alfalfa. Another cow was seriously ill but recovered.
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Cavour Drayman
Cavour
John Kelly
Ducks Hunters Gather At Cavour Lake As Season Opens
Cavour, Sept 18 Special. Four large number of hunters gathered at Cavour lake to greet the hunting season with a barrage of shots. The fowl were few and hard to set up, resulting in few birds killed. Lake level is lower than in 10 years.
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Cavour
Lake Low
Cavour Lake
Station Agent Leaves Mellette for Loomis
H Anderson, assistant agent at Milwaukee Depot, has been appointed agent at Loomis SD. He plans to move from Mellette within days and will be joined by his family at Loomis around October first.
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Mellette
Loomis Mellette
H. Anderson
Milwauke
Loomis, SD
Loomis
Danforth Post Office Closed As Postmaster Quits
Danforth announces the post office is discontinued after the postmaster quits. Residents will now receive mail via a rural route from the Essington office.
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Danforth
Essington
Largest Neon Sign In State Nearly Finished
Rapid City reports completion of the sign Swang Down Flope on the Rapid Wver Ming building. The six story sign rises 90 feet above ground with nineteen letters, using 15 000 volts from five transformers and 175 feet of No 8 wire.
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Rapid City
Rapid Wver Ming Company
South Dakota
Midwest Sign Company
Watertown to Host State Barbers Convention
About 200 barbers from across the state are expected to attend the fourth annual convention in Watertown. The event runs Tuesday and Wednesday, October, with headquarters at the Lincoln hotel. The annual banquet is planned for Tuesday night. William T. Rusk of Mitchell serves as president of the Master Barbers of the state.
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Watertown
H. M. Larson
Avill
Lincoln Hotel
William T. Rusk
Mithell
Master Barbers
Huron College student to preach at Hitchcock church
Huron College student Hloyd Snyder will preach at Hitchcock Methodist Church on Sunday evening in place of Rev. F C Page who will be absent. The event marks the college’s special preaching effort.
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Hitchcock
Tatchcock
Hloyd-Snyder
Hitchcock Methodist Church
Snyder
F.C. Page
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