Wales Progress praised as bright newsy paper in Cavalier County
The Wales Progress, edited by R. W. Schoonmaker, is welcomed in Cavalier County with praise for its bright, newsy approach and strong local advertising. The letter notes Wales farmers with milk cows are financially better prepared for winter, contrasting with grain farmers and broader regional farming trends amid uncertain weather and cheaper land.
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Cavalier County
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R. W. Schoonmaker
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Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hardships Mount for Grain-Dependent People in Perkins County
In travel across Perkins county and east of the river the observer notes that the greatest hardships fall on those who relied solely on grain farming and paid little attention to the diary.
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Perkins County
Deficit Looms From Low State Levy Says Opinion
The piece argues that a $15 000 tax commission set by Governor Bryne left the state levy too low to cover expenses. Warrants will accrue interest while the administration seeks reelection. It predicts a large shortfall for the next legislature to fix.
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Bryne
Taxpayer urged to settle accumulating debt before it grows
A public notice warns the taxpayer to investigate and settle a growing debt with accumulated interest before it is too late. The message emphasizes personal responsibility and timely action to avoid further consequences.
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Mr. Taxpayer
Pleasure Trips And State Officials At The Fair
Governor Bryne’s appointees clash with State Auditor Anderson over paying meeting expenses at Huron during the fair week. The auditor refused warrants, asserting reform and proper use of state funds. The Times-Record notes a long-standing practice by office-holders. Oscar N. Sampson of Lemmon, S. D. lists land for sale.
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Anderson
Huron
Doe Isaac Crawford
Times-Record
Doland
Shrinkage of ear corn in storage quoted
Inquiry from B J G of Sanborn County asks for corn shrinkage from November to December. Professor A N Hume references Illinois Bulletin 188 noting ear corn shrinkage from 12 to 20 percent in that study and states South Dakota likely not below 12 percent.
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Sanborn County
A. N. Hume
State College
University of Illinois
South Dakota
Does corn growing enrich the soil in South Dakota?
An expert from the South Dakota Experiment Station explains corn alone does not add plant food to the soil. Only legume crops fix nitrogen. To keep soil fertile, return straw and stalks, feed crops, and apply phosphorus. Corn, small grains, legumes, cattle, and manure together build fertility for sustained yields.
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State College
J. G. Hutton
D. Experiment Station
Brookings
Dr. Totten Contact Details Published
The listing notes Dr. F. C. Totten with office phone listed as available and residence phone number 300, indicated by two rings.
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F. C. Totten
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Seed corn for sale at Petrel farm
Limited supply of ten varieties of seed corn for sale. Matures in 80 to 90 days from pure seed, hand cultivated. Buyers may select in the field. Call at the farm or write to Petrel Farm, 5 miles northwest. SEIDSCHLAG.
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Petrel
Seidschlag
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