Rust damage not serious in early South Dakota wheat
Aberdeen reports show rust damage limited to a few late fields with most crops healthy. High heat and drought threaten heads, but late-harvest timing and recent rains help. barley cutting began and reports from Hard and other counties indicate strong yields overall.
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Aberdeen
Brown
Satay da Bakota
H. F. Patterson
South Dakota Better Farming Association
Oy Bi Tomobile Trip Ag
Far West Instiger
N. D
Hettinger
Orope Vis Morg
Highoip
Pierre
Hays
Myidland
Heyah
Ers Ata
Dakota
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South
Hickey Named Marshal Here Under Taubman Regime
Former sheriff William Hickey is appointed to serve as marshal with three deputy field marshals under Torn Taubman. Aberdeen Ryser and N. H. Jensen named deputies, with Hickey based in the postoffice building second floor as new marshal’s quarters.
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Ton
Cg Hay
Torn
Taubman
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Agipocrae
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Postoffice
State Tennis Tourney Opens in Sioux Falls
The annual South Dakota Tennis Association tournament opens in Sioux Falls with preliminary singles matches and doubles ongoing. Spectators mill in the grandstand as players like Jack Lyon, Kenyon, Towns, Barton, Humphry, Fouke advance with scores such as 6-2 4-6 6-0 and 6-2 6-3.
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Sioux Falls
Sds
South Dakota
Gmaciation
Sesta
Petween
Pert
Sai
Pe Ion
Soneete
Jack Lyon
Ite Bchitown
Kenyon
Dwight
Rain Needed To Help State Crops
The article notes moisture shortages across the state with southern areas hit hardest. Earlier rains were heavier in the north, leaving the south drier and in need of rain to properly develop crops.
Market Wool By The Parcel Price Depicted In India Trade
Fragmentary market note notes parcel wool pricing and transport service at selling centers. Unclear details but references to adoption of a system and delivery via centers. Names and exact figures are unreadable in the clipping.
Wool Shipment By Post Office Sparks Novel Market Method
A clip from about six sheep was driven through the local post office to market. The extreme lightness of high grade raw wool makes this shipping method feasible and has drawn attention from local merchants.
Notice of Hearing on Petition for Letters of Administration
Joseph Gilfillan has filed for letters of administration for the estate of John W. Gilfillan, deceased. A hearing is set for 2:00 PM on August 8, 1914, at the Clerk of Courts office, Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Interested parties may appear to show cause. Dated July 14, 1914. Judge O. G. Thompson.
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South Dakota
Davison
John Wes Gilfillan
Joseph Shg
Ataw
John W. Ifillan
Joseph@Iifillan
John W. Gilfillan
Mitchell
S. D
G. Thompson
Notice of Probate Hearing for Joseph Weepie Will
Davison County South Dakota Mitchell court to hear proof of the will of Joseph Weepie deceased on July 26 1914 at 10 AM at the Mitchell courthouse. Heirs named Louise Weepie Fred Weepie Joseph Weepie Mary Weepie Minnie Weepie Théodore Weepie Josephine Weepie Paul Weepie Raymond Weepie Clarence Weepie may appear or contest the petition for letters testamentary. Court C C Thompson Attest S Cattrell Clerk of Court (Seal)
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South Dakota
Davison
Joseph Weepie
Louise
Fred
Joseph
Mary Weepsie
Minnie
Théodore
Josphine
Paul
Raymond
Clarence
Heirg
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
State to Insist on Bonds from Threshers
The state demands bonds or fire insurance policies for threshers under a 1911 statute. Operators must file a bond of 500 with the circuit court where they reside or with the state auditor if non residents. The department says it will prosecute violations of the law based on reports of infractions.
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Pierre
Jclemis
Crowds of Hoboes Move Through Mitchell on Freight Route
Large unemployed transit through Mitchell via freight lines as 4,470 travelers passed the city this month. Many headed north toward Mt Vernon Cham berlain and Sioux Falls with harvest work in the northern state. Immigration officials report 20,000 harvest hands already employed and shipped out.
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Mitchell
Nate Ell
Sioux City
Wood Smith
Mt. Vernon
Mitchell and
Chamberlain
Chief Smith
Charles McCaffree
McCaffree
Kangas
Rye fields ruin crop prompts farmer to seek relief
The article notes Harwick’s 40 acre rye experiment yielded no crop two years ago, improved last year with about 200 bushels harvested, and this year shows renewed hope. It mentions deafness remedies and a local resolution approving a $75,000 house-related project in Milbank.
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Harwick
How Smut Can Be Prevented
Brookings South Dakota reports an annual US loss from grain smuts estimated at 35 million dollars. Agronomist Manley Champlin outlines field checks to estimate field smut levels and details practical seed treatments including formalin solution and heat soaking to prevent smut in wheat oats and barley.
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Brookings
S. D
United States
Manley Champlin
South Dakota State College
Excursion on the Rosebud and local harvest report
Mr. Tagtman and wife returned from California to South Dakota. Harvest is progressing fine with barley and velvet chaff wheat yielding well despite heat. Oats corn hay alfalfa and potatoes are strong. Brule County crops look large with minimal pests.
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California
Yara
South
Dakota
Chae Sryi
Uupea
Brule County
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