21 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
1
A South Dakota Agricultural College bulletin advises farmers to plant rape, millet, and winter rye to offset drought losses. It details sowing rates for rape, millet varieties, soil suitability, and timing, warning of bloat risk and stressing late winter, early spring pasture as relief.
The notice lists potential seed suppliers including Dakota Improved Seed Co. Mitchell D. Jones Seed Co. Sioux Falls Gurney Seed Co. Yankton Leeb Seed Co. Aberdeen Spicer Seed Co. Datertown and notes availability to neighbors and stores.
Under current boundaries Mellette and Bennett counties in the Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations lie in the Chamberlain land district. The Gregory land office is closer and Gregory boomers push to attach the counties to their district before filings begin for the lands opened by the latest act.
Watertown South Carolina reports army worms devastating timothy crops in Devel county and spreading into wheat fields in Hamlin and Clark counties. Entomologists advise urgent action, including plowing parallel furrows with postholes to trap and crush or kill the worms.
Beverly Massachusetts reports President Taft met with Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Nagel to discuss Alaskan affairs amid accusations that the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate controls Alaska. Close associates say he will take party leadership soon without awaiting others approval.
London reports one of the greatest races as Lenberg and Neilgow tied for the Eclipse stake worth $50,000. The purse was divided between the two, marking a historic finish in English racing.
The state has distributed six million dollars to common schools and endowed institutions since statehood, with over half a million sent in the first half of this year. Public schools received about 5.58 million, while endowed state schools gained 248,622. Speakers urged more practical studies like agriculture, domestic science, and manual training as part of state aid conditions.
The concluding day of the Corn Belt circuit races opened clear after rain. The air was clean the sun hot and the track hard and fast shaping exciting performances on the final day.
An Indian bureau special agent arrives from Oklahoma to obtain evidence by using a half blood Indian to test liquor sales. If liquor is sold to the mixed blood, actions are started against those responsible for selling.
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