Herald Announces Novel Contest Start Across the Herald
The Herald will publish next week to reveal the rules for a new novel contest. The page notes that winnings may be possible without spending money, while emphasizing equal chances and a ballot box process. Also included are reports from Adams County about Byers setting wheat yields on Marcus wheat and spelt, with high per acre outcomes and a grove providing wind shade.
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Fen
Adams County
Bison Courier
Alfred Byers
Byers
Champion Turnip Display At Austad Lumber Show
Report describes a giant turnip exhibited at Austad Lumber, noting its immense size and weight. The vegetable drew curious townsfolk, with locals comparing it to standard turnips and marveling at its abnormal dimensions and heft.
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Founmen Ao Austad
Mirthiel
Weth
Tim
Foley
North Dakota Wheat Yield Correction on Young Grower Claim
A North Dakota item praises 14 year old Vern Caron for an alleged 48 bushels per acre wheat yield on ten acres, later corrected by the North Dakota Development League Press Bureau noting Tanous brothers achieved 54 bushels per acre on twenty acres. The bureau seeks to set the record straight and support accuracy.
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Vern Caron
Tony
North Dakota
Ford
Jos Luther
Northern Railroad
North Dakota Development League Press Bureau
Grand Forks
Guard Pictures Shown Here Saturday and Sunday
Soldiers in Springfield rifle demonstrations shine in loaded capacity and flat trajectories. Company K Lemmon seals embankment as Captain Sheets leads forward. Army units deploy, skirmish, and fix bayonets. Hospital Corps shows aid, litter carry, and humane wounded handling.
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Swein
Company K
Lemmon
Sheets
Fox
Regimental Field Study Shows Officers and Troops in Various Pictured Skills
A sequence shows Company E Canton members tossing a number in a blanket and halted by an officer for rule breaking while others build pyramids. Guardsmen box and wrestle, officers cross a temporary river bridge to an officers' school led by Major James McNenney. Company B Sioux Falls sets up exercises, Company H Faulkton performs Butts manual, cooks Griffith and Hickman appear in a frolic. A Rapid City unit under Lieutenant Rise pitches a conical tent in two minutes eleven seconds, then forty seconds to strike. The regiment parades with all officers, and spectators view the scene as Captain Shade’s boy and dog end the ceremony with the flag being furl'd for the night.
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Ipswich Mounted Scouts
Smith
Strobel
Strobele
Canton
Earl Cooley
Ashton
Yankton
James McNenney
Deadwood
Judicial Circuit
Sioux Falls
Faulkton
Manuel
Roy Griffith
Phil Hickman
Rapid City
Lieutenant Rise
M. L. Shade
Young Man Drowns In Railway Reservoir
A young man drowns in a railway reservoir as reported on page 1 circulation. The obituary notes he leaves a father mother and sister to mourn the loss. The Globe Chief offers sympathy to the grieving family and friends in their terrible affliction.
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MelIntosh Globe-Chief
Ergot in Rye and Grasses Warns Of Harmful Seed
A Minnesota inquiry reports rye samples with black kernels, indicating ergot infection. Extension experts explain ergot fungus enters during early flowering, forms sclerotia, and can reinfect. control focuses on selecting seed grain and land prep. Ergot in feed may cause chronic poisoning in livestock and poultry, with symptoms including indigestion and nervous distress, abortion risks, and no definitive treatment. avoid ergoted feed and monitor animals closely if small amounts are fed.
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Moody County
A. N. Hume
Agronomist
State College
C. C. Lipp
Local Farmers Busy With Threshing And Repairs
A list of local residents and farm families reports busy activity from threshing to barn building. Hans Roberg visited Mott on business while Andrew Roberg plans a new barn soon. Mrs Schuessler and Mrs Roberg accompany relatives on visits. others haul, stack, or dig potatoes and shop in Lemmon Chandler and Petrel.
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Hans Roberg
Mott
Parsons Ty
Nelson
Schuessler
Mike Helgerson
C. F. Kroneman
Petrel
Andrew Roberg
Will Schuasler
Vattey Farm
Rosco Eldred
Henry Broten
Local Farmers Ride Coal Hauls From Babcock Mine Near Pretty Rock
South Fork notes show many farmers hauling coal from the Babcock mine near Pretty Rock due to nearer mines being elp ed. Mrs H Horn visited J J Grovum's. Mrs Joe Motechenbacher and Genevieve visited Mrs Al Masier. Several locals went to the Inter State Fair. Lillian Motschanbacher appeared on the slick Hat. Rof Biasell heads to Chicago for schooling. Mrs Merle Vreeland of Hazen ND underwent appendicitis surgery in Bismarck and is expected to recover.
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Babcock
Pretty Rock
Mra
H. Horn
J. J. Grovum
Joe Motechenbacher
Ler Genevieve
Masier
Lillian Motschanbacher
Rof Biasell
Chiccago
Merle Vreeland
Hazen N. D
Bismarck
M ‘Wrenland
Winter Grain in South Dakota Bulletin No 18
The State College Agro bulletin discusses winter wheat versus spring wheat yields in South Dakota. It notes some regions where winter wheat thrives like Brookings, with winter wheat sometimes outyielding spring wheat. It also references market prices and the comparison of yields and prices across seasons.
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State College Agro
South
Brookings
Dakota
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Mitchell
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Milwaukee
Speer and Stockman
Nui
John Anderson
Agricultural News
SoDekote
State College A
Furpishe Extension
Eke Sec.a.starrl
Minnesota Inquirer
South Fork
Lemmon Furniture Co
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