Barberry Find Prompts Rust Eradication Note in Turner
In Turner County near Parker, over 260 common rust spreading barberries were discovered on farms in Parker Hurley and Norway townships. R C Bulger reports rust stems likely spread from birds. Duane Cram deserves credit for reporting the bushes to the eradication office.
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Brookings
Parker
R.C. Bulger
Hurley
Norway
Turner County
Bulger
Duane Cram
Parker High School
Mr. Bulger
Christian Bache
Hurley Township
Denmark
Fache
Mr. Bache
Menno Man Buys At Nearly $100 Per Acre
MENNO Sept 28. Among land sales near here reported recently a quarter section sold by George T Wagner for 15 000 or 92 50 an acre and a quarter north of Olivet sold by Sandy Bingoman for 80 an acre. TD M trofer Freeman sold a quarter for 15000 and the OLl Springs core of Mennonites sold 4500 acres to the north part of Hutchison county taking in exchange 000 acres in Alberta Canada.
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Menno
George T. Wagner
Olivet
Sandy Bingoman
TD. M. Trofer
Freeman
Oll Springs
Hutchison County
Alberta
Canada
Alcester Steers Top Sioux City Markets
SIOUX CITY IOWA SEPT 28 Thirteen steers shipped by FL Anderson Alcester which averaged 931 pounds sold for 16 dollars. eight heifers averaging 866 pounds sold for 15 dollars. Eg Fischer Alcester shipped 12 Hereford steers averaging 16 pounds, sold for 2 thirty six rerefords shipped by Jon Reo. Farm ia averaged UAL pom and brought 12.10 a hundredwoi
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Sioux City
Yi FL Anderson
Alcester
South Dakota
Vestock
Jon Reo
Farmia
Cattle and Poultry Gold Prices at Baldwin Farm Sale
At Mellette on September 2, a Baldwin farm sale by tenant Charles Bord saw cows sell from 101 to 143 dollars, spring pigs at 39 dollars apiece, with cows calves chickens turkeys and sheep selling proportionately well though horses were slow.
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Mellette
Charles Bord
Baldwin Farm
Brookings Cabinet Shop Damaged In Fire
A Thursday morning blaze at the Carlsen cabinet shop in Brookings caused about 1500 dollars in damage. The fire began in a lumber drying kiln. Mr. Carlsen started the fire in the kiln and later found smoke near the skylight. Fire crews extinguished the flames after significant damage to a lumber stack.
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Brookings
Carlsen
Redfield Yields Good for Ceres Wheat in Spink County
Redfield reports show Ceres wheat outperforming other varieties by five to six bushels on several Spink county farms. Earl P. Price sowed 10 bushels on 14 acres and thrsihed 180 bushels. J C Hanson and Elias D. Bastian also reported 13 to 14 bushels per acre, with Ceres yielding six more than amber durum. A carload of Ceres seed was introduced via state college extension, grown by 67 farmers. one farmer sold seed at threshing for 1.75 a bushel.
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Elias D. Bastian
Frankfort
Ceres
Geres
Spink County
Salisbury
State College Extension
Lake County Gets 2000 Black Bass Fingerlings
Madison reports R L Ripple of the state game department delivered 2000 large mouth black bass fingerlings to Lake county. They were placed in Lakes Flermain, Madison, Badus and Bratct, measuring 3 to 4 " inches. Ripple noted the fingerlings are too large to be harmed by carp, buffalo and other rough fish. Local Walton League backing has aided stocking at Duke Madison and Lake Herman with perch bull heads crapples wall-eyed p mouth black bass, and pickerel proliferating in L sou. Ripple would authorize seining Lake Madison to remove suckers, buffalo and carp if residents request it. without such a request no work can be done.
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Madison
R. L. Ripple
State Game Department
Lake County
Flermain
Badus
Bratct Lake
Ripple
Walton League
Duke Madison
Lake Herman
Herman
Lake Madison
Cattle Reported Dead In Storm At De Smet
Several head of horses and cattle were killed by lightning during storms on Wednesday and Thursday near De Smet. A riding horse owned by W J Hunter and a pony belonging to his son Billy were killed in a pasture by the town edge. Rainfall records show 2.99 inches officially, with 3.15 inches on Wednesday, the heaviest in years.
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de Smet DE Sme
WJ. Hunter
de Smet
Billy
Miller High Class Elects Leaders in School Race
Miller High School begins its 1930 senior class elections with James Ross chosen as president Marian Burke as vice president Agnes Novachek as secretary and treasurer Percy Heinsen named to the board of control Other classes organize with presidents vice presidents secretaries and student representatives including Juniors Georg e Calahan Ruth Andrews Bernice Welch and more Sophomores Margaret Biddle Maryel Schweppe Donald Gillmor Walborg Tysland Freshmen Evelyn DeLong Marian Thomas John Bushfield Dorothy Harris and others elected to student posts.
Hitchcock society selects delegate for Aberdeen meeting
On September 28 Mrs. Glaze was elected a delegate to the Minneapolis branch convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to be held in Aberdeen. She will represent the Hitchcock society and the next meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon in the church basement.
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Hitchcock
Additional Hitchcock Students To College
Hitchcock, Sept. 28. Census shows more Hitchcock students in colleges across South Dakota. Howard North resumes as sophomore at Huron College. Loemke, daughter of Rev HO L Loemke, enrolled at Huron College. Swede Petersons attends School of Mines in Rapid City.
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Hitchcock
South Dakota
Howard North
Huron College
Rely Loemke
HO L. Loemye
Crandon Settlement Church
Truck tips into ditch near Hitchcock. no injuries
A truck skidded on a muddy road east of Hitchcock and tipped into the ditch. The driver George Poe and passenger Lyssa Permigon were unhurt. A section crew helped right the vehicle and it continued to the Dan Benedict home.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
George, Poe
Lyssa “Permigon
Hitchcock
Dan Henredict
Madison Kiwanis Harvest Festival Set for October
Madison Kiwanis club with city business leaders plans a large Harvest celebration in October. Civic groups will join to stage Madison’s biggest affair, aiming for extensive community participation and festive events.
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Madison
Usne
Madison, Kiwanis Club
Pool Debts Paid In Lake Preston
Lake Preston reports its 1926 pool, built for 10900, is fully paid after three years. Last checks went to contributors with eight percent interest. The 70 by 140 foot pool holds over 300000 gallons, features ten springboards, a bath house, shower services and a purifier. Funding came from popular subscription with notes to the Chamber of Commerce repaid from pool income. Volunteers did the construction work.
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Lake - Preston
Preston
Lake Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Doctor Doran Visits Huron for Free Internal Medicine Consultation
Physician Marvin Hughitt Hotel to host a one day free consultation on Tuesday October 1 from 10 am to 4 pm. Dr Doran emphasizes internal medicine and dietetics, aims to reduce surgery, and cites successful treatment of ulcers goitre liver and bowel diseases and other chronic conditions. He offers personalized medicines and diet planning with a nominal charge for the service.
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Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Dr. Doran
Huron
Jie
Community Aid in 100 Acre Farm Labor Effort
It is estimated that every man in Lake and Preston areas assisted financially or by working crops on a 100 acre tract, for which he paid $1,500 last spring.
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Lake, Preston
Rapid City Farmer To Get 100 Per Cent Flax
Rapid City reporter notes Harry Marsh a local farmer expects a $3000 return from the flax crop grown near Rapid City on a September 38 date referenced in the dispatch.
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Rapid City
Harry Marsh
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Madison Kiwanians Plan
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Burger Motor Company
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Sioux Falls, S. D
Omaha, Nebraska
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Rapid Airlines Corporation
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