Corn Palace Heralds Strong South Dakota Crop Outlook
Mitchell leaders plan a big Corn Palace and State Fair week as South Dakota crops show promising yields. Training reports from towns like Davison County note high corn and flax potential, with rainfall totals up to 18.07 inches this year and an estimated state crop near 100 million bushels.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
3. D
Ellery
Scotland
Pacific Coast
Corn Palace
Mitchell Corn Palace
Missouri River
United States
Iowa
Davison
South Dakot
South Dkota
Haley Bros
Nea Mitchell
South Dakota Historical Society
Threshing Yields Reported Across South Dakota Areas
Reports from multiple towns detail 10 to 25 bushels per acre for wheat and 10 to 50 plus bushels for oats in counties including Lake Andes, Yankton, Tyndall, and Arlington. Notable results include Wripp-Dewald with 30 bushels of oats per acre from 20 acres and Mission Hill with oats around 35 bushels.
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Hartey
Lake Andes
Borp
Freeman
R. F. Nustin
Tyndall
Jacob Fruck
Acre
Ismery
Alexandria
S. I. Shade
Ars Hanson
W. S. Frederick
Albert Hill
Charles Fricke
Alf
Menno
Andrew J. Mettler
J. J. Metler
Carl Reiser
Chris Quast
Fred Guthriller, Jr
Fred Guthmiller, Jr
Fred Streyle
Emmet Eberhardt
Peter Nahl
Alcester
Fairview
George Heneman
Robert Hales
Othr
Dallas
Clear Lake
Deuel
Mission Hill
White Lake
Hol Rehensdorf
J. W
EE. J. Morson
Congress member forced to apologize over letter incident
Washington official J Kubel of the Geological Survey admits he compelled Rep A W Lafferty of Oregon to apologize to the 19 year old daughter of Rabel after he wrote her a letter seeking an appointment. Lafferty acknowledges writing the letter but blames enemies for circulating the tale.
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Washington, D. C
S. J. Kubel
The
Geological Survey
A. W. Lafferty
Oregon
Rabel
Lafferty
Belle Fourche Wool Season Closes With Big Receipts
Belle Fourche South Dakota reports total wool receipts of 1,920,000 pounds for the season, 160,000 pounds more than 1910. Prices were lower but profits rose due to higher weight as most wool sold on consign ment and bags averaged about 400 pounds.
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Belle Fourche
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Dr. Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment Claims Quick Relief
An advertising notice promotes Dr. Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment claiming it does not burn or blister, relieves pain rapidly, and prevents wound irritation. Available for sale at all druggists.
Rain Drenches Wide Territory Boosting Crops
Heavy weekend rain drenched the state with 1.02 inches in the city and additional moisture across the region. Farmers expect improved corn yields and richer pastures as reservoirs fill in Rapid City and Murdo areas, with similar totals reported in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Illinois, and Iowa.
Ipswich Receives Light Rain Helpful for Fall Crops
About one and a half inches of rain fell Friday night in Ipswich South Carolina, following a half inch last Thursday. Ground condition improves for corn, potatoes, flax and pasturage and enables immediate fall plowing. George Frailey had a narrow escape while cutting hay as lightning killed a horse and stunned him. West End Well in Hot Springs also soaked by steady rain from Saturday night through Sunday, aiding late corn and potato crops and hay grazing valued in the county.
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Misouri
Rapid City
Murdo
Aberdeen
Kimball
Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Ipswich
S. C
George Frailey
Frailey
West End
Hot Springs
Fall River County
Recall denounced by Senator Borak in Senate speech
Senator Borah of Idaho denounced the recall of the judiciary as destructive to republican government. Lorimer's attorney H J C Beckemeyer testified about bribery votes before the Senate investigating committee. Admiral Togo left for Annapolis to inspect the naval academy and will be hosted by Secretary Knox on return.
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Washington, D. C
Borah
Idaho
Judiciary
Senate
Hanecy
Lorimer
H. J. C. Beckemeyer
Carlyle
Hanescy
Togo
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Knox
Taft Heads to Mountain Lake Park for Chautauqua Address
President Taft departed for Mountain Lake Park Maryland to deliver a chautauqua address.
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Taft
Mountain Lake Park
Democrats likely to investigate Burns case in House
Washington Democrats plan an inquiry into charges that Register T C Burns and others conspired to deprive Minnesota farmer George Silsbee of a homestead on Indian land in South Dakota. The probe, likely by the interior department focused Investigators, hinges on a next meeting and possible testimony under oath.
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Washington, D. C
George Silsbee
Minnesota
T. C. Burns
Gregory, S. D
South Dakota
House Committee On
Interior Department
Anson Wagner
Gregory
Gregory, Made A Statement In Behalf of Mr. Silsbee
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Register Burns
Silsbee
Burke
Charman Graham
Branson and Barton Capture Silver Cup in Tri State Tennis
Branson of Mitchell and Barton of Sioux Falls won the doubles title at the tristate tennis tournament defeating Koch and McKay of Omaha in the challenge round. The South Dakota pair secured permanent possession of the trophy and earned a spot at the Omaha court championship, expected to attract fast competition from eastern players.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Branson
Mitchell
Barton
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Koch
McKay
Omaha
Coyote
South
Clat Court
Blood Purifiers Advertised as Best for Health
They claim electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys expel poisons from the blood and build up health. C T Budahn of Tracy California endorses them saying they are the best blood purifier he has found. Sold for 50 cents at Dieh & Brown.
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Tracy, Calif
Dieh & Brown
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L. J. Welch
First Trust & Savings Bank
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J. S. Daniels
Ray L. Branson
J. C. Wood
William Koch
Ht. R. Kibbee
Kt. K. Cone
J.T. Morrow
EK. A. Loomer
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Mitchell Trust Company
WM. M. Smith
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Sec'y
A. Davison
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Bert McKinney
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Hart
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C. H. Holimondsive
Plankinton
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Mark Mullen
John O. Williams
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