29 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
1
The article urges promoting South Dakota at the State Fair next September to lure immigrants and investors. It argues the state’s crops and livestock prove its prosperity, compares drought-affected regions, and calls for extensive county exhibits and organized excursions to showcase the state’s wealth to readers in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and Virginia.
The Dakota Farmer reports early results from winter wheat tests across the Dakotas. Wheat sown on barley and wheat stubble fared better than summer-fallowed land, with moisture and timing cited as key factors. August sowing advised. barley stubble preferred for earlier planting and cautions about newly plowed land. Also included is a July 4 address by Philip F. Wells praising mixed-blood and white citizens aiding Indian progress and urging unity and steadfast support for Indian leaders.
Wm Grube stayed home over Sunday while Sam Young visited Weta town Saturday. Fred Meis nosing a well on his farm this week. Bert Smith and Elena making her the first of the week. Herman Dolstrom's wife is very ill. John Keester and wife were from Kadoka Sunday. Olimer Hensel made a business trip to Kadoka Sunday night. Stanley Barber shuttling grain for Vern Osten this week. A ball game on horse races drew excitement last Saturday. Roy Grube went to Rapid City to attend a teachers' examination this week. Devine drove Jim McHenry and Ray Kelliher to interior Sunday with their race horses. A test was filed against Leo Davies on his claim for potential two months. David Doss hired to help build a shack but left with his herd of cattle. nm hae t a well Csee tae is cesper 0 buy machine on it is to hire his we.
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