Threshers Report Big Yields Of Small Grain In SD
South Dakota farmers reported large small grain yields as storms threaten, with barley and oats posting 40 to 111.9 bushels per acre on several farms. Wheat and rye also show strong progress, potatoes thriving. A wide-range harvest update highlights barley twine use and regional highs across towns like Watertown, Eureka, Highmore, and Vermillion.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
Watertown
Wm. Deming
Campbell
Henry—N. A. Sasse
Fred Dauman
Highmore
John van Able
Gary
Lake Andes
W. W. Parker
Marion
Scotland
John Doughty
Andrew Cliff
Thoelke
John S Maries
Knuat Severson
Wagner
Carl Aleck
James Mitchell
Delmont
Mellette
James Smith
Freehoff
Willow Lake
Wessington Springs
Jerauld
Egan
Wes. Shrader
Irving
Claus Johnson
Tripp
Dan Mueller
Garden City
Henske
Bradley
Bent Neil
Agustine
Alsen Treete
Kerger
Big Stone
Ll. B. Hanson
Carl Marten
Judge Rice and Wife Injured in Rail wreck
San Francisco dispatch reports former Judge W G Rice and Mrs Rice injured in a Western Pacific railway wreck near Salt Lake while he attended a National Botanic Association meeting. Mrs Rice badly hurt and hospitalized in San Francisco. The Rices are prominent in western South Dakota. Rice was Republican candidate for Congress last fall.
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Deadwood
San Francisco
Franklin
W. G. Rice
Capa Woman Dies From Rattler Bite
Mrs Frances Menneck of Capa S D dies from a rattlesnake bite to the ankle after a prior rattlesnake bite a year earlier when prompt aid saved her life. The elderly woman, over seventy, was rushed to a physician but did not recover and was buried in Yankton.
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Capa
S. D
Frances Meneck
Meneck
Ben
Yankton
Feminist Movement Evident in Farm Elevators In New Filings
Articles filed today show the feminist movement in agriculture with Saranac Farmers Elevator Company at Saranac Lake county capital $25000. Incorporators are Zella Steele Gertrude Steele and Thomas Odell. Also filed Spencer Milling Company with capital $10000. Incorporators are Herman J. Peppmuller Walter J. Wendt Ernest N. Peppmuller and B. W. Countryman.
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Pierre
Saranac Farmers Elevator Company
Saranac
Lake County
Zella Steele
Gertrude Steele
Thomas Odell
Spencer Milling Company
Herman J. Peppmuller
Walter J. Wendt
Ernest N. Peppmuller
B. W. Countryman
Tractor Show Draws Record Crowds in Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls tractor demonstration drew an estimated 20,000 attendees over four days, with ideal weather and strong opening-day turnout of about three thousand. The event, held last week, surpassed local expectations and showcased the popularity of farming equipment among residents.
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Sioux Balls
Sioux Wadds
Sioux Falls Wins 6-5 in Ragged Park Tilt
Sioux Falls surged to a 6-5 victory at Whitehcoek Park over Mitchell, tying the series at two games each with two meetings left, as late errors and missed plays shaped a tense Midwest league clash. Lindall doubled early as Butler and Henry sparked scoring. Baker and Liston pitched decently amid frequent miscues, while Steckman, Lappin, and Scharnweber contributed key hits in a hard fought game that swung on a ninth inning Pratt double and a costly Mitchell throwing error.
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Whitehcoek Park
Sioux Malls
Mitchell
Braves
Sootown Warriors
Theest Side Stadium
Sioux Falls
Snencer
Lindall
Putnam
Lis
Bohlman
Schmidt
Tiston
McCarthy
Baker
Young
Steckman
Jett
Free
Scharnweber
Lenry
Liston
Steckmann
Bohbnan
Lappin
Schafer
Fannins
Butler
Lapain
Henry
Seney
Dougan
Tenry
Sindall
Schamweber
Youngs
Sioux Walls
Seare
Whitheabeinl
Pratt
Tienry Schafer
Stockman
OW Liston
Caylor
Local Notes from Prom Puesday's Daily
Ray L Branson returned home after a three week tennis tour in Sioux City Kansas City and Des Moines. Mrs W O Whitcomb of Spencer brought her daughter to Mitchell for medical treatment. The Lapland liner, missing in press dispatches, carried John Michels and son Edward Michels to Europe in 1913. Miss Lilia Campbell traveled to Sioux City to visit her brother Harry Campbell formerly of Mitchell. State encampment film of the National Guard at Redfield will be shown in Mitchell in August, with Capt S B Rowley noting strong turnout and Company F prominent. Fenimore council U C T invites its third annual picnic next Saturday featuring a family dinner at 12 80 and an afternoon baseball game between Mitchell and Turon councils, plus a pavillion dance. Picnicers depart 2 30 am from the Elks Club. Fr L Moyer return from Pacific coast trip including California expositions. Mrs George Collett and two children returned home to Onawa after visiting relatives. Born to Mr and Mrs C G Liston a son five miles north of Mitchell on Monday August 23. Miss Anna Kludt left for Tyndall SD to teach next year. Miss Sophia Kramer left for Excelsior Springs MO. Mrs Joseph Urban of Gann Valley SD operated on for appendicitis. Operations yesterday on Mrs A Rhodes and John Vice. Mrs M G Wider and two sons left for Sioux Falls and Minneapolis. W A Branch returned from St Louis where he was 2
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National Guard
Redfield
Mitchell
S. B. Rowley
Company I
Pierre
Rowley
Howard
Company F
Fenimore Council
Ituron
Elks’ Club
C. G. Liston
Anna Kludt
Tyndall
S. D
Joseph Urban
Gann Valley
A. Rhodes
John
M. G. Wider
Sioux Halls
Minneapolis
Irv Types Irving Toll and the Virginia Match
An excerpt recounts Irv, witty and worldly, courting Virginia as his friends recall his charm and flaws. He jokes at serious moments, his mother’s fortune looms, and Virginia’s sudden reply to marry him marks a turning point in a tale of social entanglements and heartfelt restraint.
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Irving Toll
Ponce
Wien
Irvy
Virginia
Irv
The Kidder by Sara Moore
The engaged girl Virginia responds with playful dismissal as a man who never takes things seriously leaves him heartbroken. She giggles at his love and name, treating the proposal as a light jest and letting the kidder ride along.
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Virginia
Kidder
Teaching the Pack IPS Best Expressions
A quirky self scrutiny piece urges readers to use mirrors to curb unpleasant facial lines. It suggests listing habits causing tense mouth and eye expressions, practicing to relax muscles, and testing effects in different imagined tasks. Q&A notes advise against depilatories and recommends professional hair removal or bleaching with peroxide.
Descriptive Hair Care Note and Evening Plans
A shopper extols shampooed hair care and a violet bathrobe with patch pockets and rich details. She notes how the towel absorbs moisture to protect clothing and health and wonders about attending a dance that night while arranging a future call and farewell.
Practical three piece or four piece skirt pattern
The article promotes a versatile washable corduroy skirt pattern usable in three or four pieces with or without pockets straps yokg and back seam. It highlights edge buttoning for wash fabrics, notes suitable sizes 16 and 18 years, and gives required fabric amounts and pattern No. 8715‑A with mail order for ten cents.
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W. H. Linton
Vermillion
Jira
Shepherd. S
Rich
Sat Lake
Prom Puesday’s Daily
Ray L. Branson
Sioux City
Kansas City
Des Moines
Lapland
John Michels and
Edward Michels
Europe
Lilia Campbell
Harry Campbell
Fr. L. Moyer
Pacific Coast
California
Canadian Rockies
George Collett
Onawa
Hos. Christopher
Sophia Kramer
Wxcelsior Springs
W. A. Branch
St. Loui
the Kidder
BY Sara Moore
By May Manion
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