South Dakota farm seed program seeks county participation
Farmers across Beadle Brown Butte Clark Codington Day Deuel Dewey Hamond s Fall River Faulk Grant Yankton and other counties respond to seed variety trials. Application blanks mailed to South Dakota experiment association members and farm bureaus will be examined for field tests and directorates plan direct submissions from non bureau counties to Brookings. Results depend on reaching rural growers through advertising in the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Hays
Beadle
Brown
Butte
Clark
Codington
Day
Deuel
Dewey
Hamonds
Fall River
Faulk
Grant Yadkon
Hand
Hughes
Jackson
Ry Jones
Kingatury
Lake
Lawrence
Lyman
McCook
Mine
Minnehaha
Moody
Pennington Spinke Nley
Union
Walworth
Yankton
Country Farm Bureau
South Dakota Experiment Association
Countty
Hol Thor Experimes Association
Brookings and
Sioux Plane Crash Kills Sioux Indian Near Wood West of Bonestes
Bonesteel air incident ends in instant death for White Shield an aged Sioux Indian after a plane piloted by Capt SL Willits struck him and toppled a wagon damaging a fence. The same region reports Prof Smith a long time University of South Dakota instructor died after a three week illness at a Sioux City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonesteel
Wood
Bonestes
White Shield
SL. Willits
Sioux City
Smith
University of South Dileota
Sovitl
Eve Cissroon
Fice
San Diego
Cal
Wien
Carpesie Foundation
Euening
Strawls
Golby
Niversity
Maine
University of South Dakota
Tirs
Letters Signal Strong Support for Third Party Idea
A committee in 1912 Progressive circles reports 90 percent of respondents discontent with Harding and 55 percent favor a new party. Replies, some two to three pages, reflect community views and show regional disaffection with the current administration, hinting at a possible middle region shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. H. Hopkins
Progressive Party
Harding
Stanley J. Rypins
Rypins
League of Nations
Wilson
San Francisco
Dr. Rypins
Atate
Lettera Illuminatin
Minsia
Aippi
Notice of Hearing and Letters of Admin for Henry Meyers
Legal notices from Roberts County South Dakota 1920 announce Carolina Meyers petitioning for letters of administration for Henry Meyers estate with a hearing set for July 6 1920 at 10:00 AM in Sisseton. The notice names H M Felbaum and lists probate actions including final settlement and distribution. Also included are creditor notices for the estate of L F Brown and a land sale to close the estate of Irye A Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryney
Roberts County
Irye A. Petty
Batterton & Bunde
Sisseton
South Dakota
Charles W. Petty
Batterton & Bunce
Estate of William L Lamb final settlement hearing
Notice to heirs at law Rebecca Dowd Tillie Lamb Luella Lamb Mildred Lamb Ada Belle Bynce and others. Tillie L Lamb executrix has filed final account and petition for final distribution. A final settlement is set for July 10 1920 at 10:00 AM in the Court Room, City of Sisseton, Roberts County South Dakota. Dated June 19 1920. Judge of the County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mey
South Dakota
Henry Meyer
Carolina Meyers
Henry Meyers
H. M. Felbaum
Aisseton
Roberts
Sisseton
H. M. Knight
Brown
L. P. Brown
Canton
Lars Uy Naid
Samuel E. Brown
L. F. Brown
Lars J. Grinager
S. D
Ston
Josephine Jensen
Sam Jensen
House of Otis Court
Roberts County
South
Thott
Unis
Sisseton Weel Wadard
William L. Lamb
Robe
Stite
Ada Belle Bynce
Rebecca Dowd
Tillie Lamb
Luella Lambh
Mildred Lamb
Tillie L. Lamb
A. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manley Champlin
Extension Agronomial State College
The
Security National Bank of Sisseton
Qhawk
Doditier
Feta Sow Hstie
Ognada Witte
Vis
I. H. G. and
Moline Corn Planters
Hawkeye
Overland and Paige Automobiles
Warring & Christianson
U.S. Opheim
FISK
String Bros. Sisseton’and Rosholt, S. D
State News
Coliseum
Iil
State of
D. F Stevens
Inage
Dr Roberts
County of
Tousen
Appest
Stevens
Clerk
Ed Quain
Sanitary Barber Shop’ Electric Clippers
Swedlund Bidg
Bisseton
Maj. Bailley
Henry Campb Peever
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