Copious rains lift farm prospects across numerous counties
Harvests show progress with grain and hay safely stacked amid copious rains. Corn, millet, flax, and pastures improve across many counties though some fields report hail damage and poor fruit prospects in places. Wheat and oats secured in good condition. late crops remain variable.
Crop and Weather Report for the Week Ending August 12 1901
The week saw near normal temperatures with cool nights and widespread beneficial rains across most areas. Harvest of wheat oats barley rye and speltz is largely complete with some wheat and oats still to harvest in extreme northern and Black Hills zones. Corn has improved after generous rains, pastures and flax show fair to marked improvement, potatoes poor except in limited areas, and haying rapidly advances with good pasture. A hail storm damaged corn near Wolsey Beadle County. apple prospects are generally poor to fair in raised sections.
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Astu
Sanborn
Charles Mix
Davison
Lincoln
McCook
Missouri River
Black Hills
Beadle
Wolsey
Custer
Fall River
Lawrence
Eastern County Reports Favorable Weather Conditions
Northeastern section shows wheat oats barley and rye in fine condition with improved corn millet grass flax and late potatoes. Some storm damage to standing grain noted in places while hay crops are good and pastures improved.
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Clark
Codington
Denel
Condo
Crop Prospects Report From Huron South Dakota Weather Bulletin
Brule and surrounding counties report heavy rains improving corn flax and potatoes with generally good crops. Meade Lawrence and Fall River indicate strong corn and hay prospects with large yields. notes on oats wheat and barley vary by locality. Glenn, Section Director, Huron, South Dakota.
Gold Mining Prospects in the Black Hills
A pamphlet titled Gold Mining and Prospects in the Black Hills highlights opportunities for gold mining in the North-Western region. It will be mailed free on receipt of two cents postage to W. B. Kniskern, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, 22 Fifth Avenue, Chicago.
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Black Hills
North-Western Line
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Bids for Coal by City Education Board
Sealed bids for 120 tons of soft coal and 20 tons of hard coal will be received by the city of Huron education board until 6 PM August 17, 1901. Soft coal for Illinois and Utah street school basements. hard coal for the bank building. Bids must state coal name and quality. board may reject all bids. Submit to secretary B. E. Beach.
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Board of Edication
City of Huron
Illinois
Utah Street
The
Board of Education
B. E. Beacn
Colombian legation withdraws as capital tensions rise
The Colombian legation left Caracas amid reports of turmoil on the Isthmus of Panama and along the Venezuelan border. Washington authorized the American chargé d affaires in Caracas to aid Colombia if the minister leaves Venezuela, while the Navy plans to use the battleship Iowa on the Pacific side.
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Washington
Heran
Panama
Buena Ventura
Heron
Venezuela
Senor Rico
State Department
Caracas
Colombia
Russell
Navy Department
Iowa
Pacific
Machias Ready to Sail from Hampton Roads for Colon
The gunboat Machias has loaded coal provisions and ammunition in Hampton Roads and is prepared to sail for Colon at any moment. Much of the supplies came from the Brooklyn navy yard and St Helena magazine prepared the ammunition. A full complement of men will sail and several graduated apprentices from the training ship Lancaster have been transferred aboard. The boat is not expected to stop at any port en route.
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Norfolk
Machias
Colon
Hampton Roads
Brooklyn Navy Yard
St. Helena
Lancaster
National Transportation Company plan to freight Great Lakes
Syracuse reports the formation of a 2.5 million dollar National Transportation Company to operate freight services on the Great Lakes. American Shipping Company will build a 27,000 ton fleet, due for completion March 15, 1902, with plants in Cleveland and Duluth and routes via Chicago and Duluth to intermediate ports.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Great Lakes
New Jersey
National Transportation Company
American Shipping Company
Cleveland
Duluth
Chicago
Pettigrew Opposes Hill for U S Presidency
Ex Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota says he will not support David Bennett Hill for president even if he is nominated by the Democratic party. He predicts a third party aligned with Bryan if Hill is the nominee. Pettigrew arrived from Alaska and spoke in Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pettigrew
South Dakota
David Bennett Hill
United States
New York
Alaska
Hill
Bryan
Seerenetaas Ae
Env
Annales
Missouri River
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Iate Bay
Missouri Valley
Brule
Campbell
Hughes
Hyde
Sas BP
Black Hills Section
S. W. Glenn
Huron
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Charac
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Navy
Partment
Stead
Wisconsin
Willemstad
Curacao
Dakota
Prof
F. W. Whittier
Opathakale College
Spital
Tosp.m
NEW Lake Fleet
Syracuse, N. Y
Pettigrew Scores
Joan H. Krxe
Fred Newton
Henry Newton
F Newton
Beadle County
T. M. Siamons
Masury
Baker
Optician
Fred J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
Beadless
Gustave A. Baum
Anna Baum
Henry A. Baum
L. C. Kemp
Kreke
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Augusta H. Brusse
Mary M. M. Goldthwaite
Mary M. Goldthwaite
Dueep
United States Land
Dugan
Buake
John W. Masury
C. H. Longstaff
Interior—Land Office
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Leroy S. Parks
H. E. No
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Allen Rutedge
Henry Loomis
R. L. Parks
Alot
C. A. Blake
Register
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B. Creszenzia Kauth
Johann Bapt Dalien- Coser
Frand Haver Dallenbocher
Sa ‘Court
Geombacher
L. C
D. Baker
Popes Baker
D. S. B. Johnston
Charles L . Johnston
L. H.starkey
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S. B. Johns
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Oober
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Carl Jecker
Emil Nawattny
M. T. Andrews
A. Blake
A. D
Ilmarth & Simmons
Wilmarth & Simmons
Sau Dakota
Frank R. We
Jacob Bramwell
Harvey J. Rice
J. H. Gould
Iroquois
Simon Brandmire
James E Tucker
Michael J. Downey
Grace L. Downey
Sarah E. Downey
Haven
Moe
A. W. Burtt