Goodwill News Highlights and Local Tragedies
Phones failed across Goodwill. lightning struck a calf and a horse, prompting insurance payout to Gill. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Dennis Gilbert on June 22 near Peeger. Local residents visited Wilmot for dental work and eye care. The new state road concerns farmers as Edwin Lobben attended a dance at Hagen's. Olga Floen returned home from Sisseton. Lillian Lynd visited Mrs Wolibter. Ia Helgema visited her sister. The infant of Gilbert family died Friday. Peter DuMarce, aged respected elder, died recently near Buffalo Lake. Interment at Buffalo Lake Presbyterian church.
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W. P. Wolibter
Helgema
Landmark
Dennis Gilbert
Big Coulee
Peter DuMarce
Buffalo Lake
Buffalo Lake Presbyterian Church
Goodwill Lutheran Church Morning and Evening Services
Morning service and confirmation at 10 40 with Sunday School and Bible study. Special at thenis and Solon if weather permits. Luther League convention in New Millington in the afternoon and evening. Service in the evening conducted by Rev Lyb Lateren. A hearty welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
New Milington
Ly B
Vang
Suggestions for Hessian fly control in wheat crops
The Hessian fly, a long standing wheat pest in the United States, is increasing again. U S Department of Agriculture specialists offer practical combat tips for growers to protect crops and reduce damage.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Wheat fly control practices for stubble fields
Guidance advises plowing under infested stubble and ruined wheat after harvest, destroying volunteer wheat, harrowing or disking, and sowing wheat as early as conditions permit. Emphasizes thorough soil pulverization, moisture conservation, using good seed, and fertilizing during the fly period per advisor or state station.
Drain tile guidance for soil drainage in farm systems
Brookings D. Drain tiles laid from three to four feet. Extension engineers say depth depends on soil texture and rainfall. Tiles drain soil ahead of rain, acting as a reservoir to limit surface water. Cooperation between state college extension division and county agents supports farm drainage work.
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Brookings
Excel Water
R. K. Pally
State College
Lls County
Prosecute Egg Law Violations in South Dakota
Six prosecutions for violations of the state egg law were brought this week by state food department inspectors. Guilty pleas and fines followed in Gayville Mitchell and White Lake cases involving misreporting candling results, selling ungraded eggs, and improper handling. Additional complaints targeted dealers in Wilton and Chamberlain, with one butcher fined for unclean meat handling. A strawberry vender at White Lake faced charges for short measure boxes, ordered to replace all with full boxes. 506 boxes were destroyed after testing. Food Commissioner Fairley pressed for enforcement with guidance to inspectors to ensure impartial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Lake
Elk Point
Rupbeck
Fuiry
Waterloo Boy Tractor Claims Rugged Power and Easy Service
The Waterloo Boy tractor offers 12 H. P. at the drawbar and 25 H. P. on the belt, kerosene burning with a patented manifold for efficient power. It features a 13 gallon radiator, simple cooling, and a vibration free engine with Hyatt roller bearings for reduced friction. Accessible construction and a right or left shift hitch aid plowing on hills and soft ground, promising strong, durable farm performance.
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Waterloo
Hyatt
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Goodwill News
Wohlheter
Mr. Gill
Evangelical Mutual Hnsurance Co
Milbank
Dennis Gilpert
Virginia Bickford
Penney
Peeger
Virginia Benjamin
Florence Enoch
Wilmot
Louis Larson
Gladys
St. Paul
Buckman
Swedland
Bai
Hight
McGraw
Holt Motor Company
Sitseton, South Dakota
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton, South Dakota
Henry Helvig
J. W. Barrington
Leo. J. Lukanitsch
M. O. Eikum
R. Thompson
Thos. S. Osman, ‘Sisseton, So. Dak
Schindler Bros
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