Perkins County Exhibits Shine at State Fair in Huron
Perkins County shows strong display at the State Fair in Huron ranking well among counties. Judges’ scores reflect solid effort as Brookings Yankton Davison Clay and others compete closely. Special events include Art Smith’s grand finale and the Better Babies contest with Brice Ketelle earning top honors.
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Perkins County
Huron
Perkins Ney
Missouri River
Enn
Perkins
Sunt
Brookings
Yankton
Davison
Clay
Hareo
Seve Finch
Hoffman
Art Smith
Travecon
Smith
James
Severy
Brice Hubert Ketelle
Weeklong weather and crop notes from South Dakota
Special state meteorologist M E Blystone reports a cool rainy week with deficient sun. Threshing and haying paused by rain. corn growth slowed though some fields near frost danger. Pastures are good. plowing and winter wheat seeding begun. Frost touched Harding county soil with little damage to corn. Timber Lake reports strong crop returns as threshing starts. Marquis wheat yields reach 47 bushels per acre. velvet calf 36. oats 63 to 76. rye up to 87. Potatoes and garden crops thriving. alfalfa outstanding with five tons per acre potential. county exhibits win top honors at Jerauld, with medals and cash prizes totaling $120 in the Women’s Home Companion fair. South Dakota Home Coming and Pioneers association notes included. A L Van Osdel and R E Dwy dell serve as officers.
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M. E. Blystone
Ludlow
Harding County
Walter Hult
William Enright
Eugene Hoy
Carpenter
Women's Home Companion
Fair Board
Jerauld County
Hand County
St. Sully
Minnehaha
Perkins
Sully County
Stanley
South Dakota
Home Coming and Pioneers’ Association
A. L van Osdel
Mission Hill
R. E. D Ywdell
Artesian
Untitled reflection on faith and daily tasks
A fragmented meditation describes tying moments to unseen elixir and God’s purpose. It references fatigue and pain, nerves and memories, and a search for serene faith amid trials, ending with a murky ode to devotion and recognition of struggle.
Federal Reserve Act praised amid inflation warnings
A South Dakota audience heard John H. Rich defend the Federal Reserve Act while warning against overspeculation and unchecked currency expansion. He cited growth in emergency lending but urged restraint and noted foreign demand for U S financial aid will rise, with the act delivering banking strength and elastic currency.
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John H. Rich
South Dakota
Federal Reserve System
Northwest
Rich
South Dak Ta Bar Association
Watertown
New York Rexado
Federal Reserve
United States
Mr. Rich
Federal Reserve Bank
Hia
Yellowstone Trail Calls More Surveying
A. S. Tubbs returned to Lemmon after three weeks in Bowman county surveying roads. Bowman supports the Yellowstone Trail, claiming it is the best west of the Missouri River. Main street in Bowman is lined with tall cement markers marking the trail ends, and the project aims to create the premier trans continental highway from ocean to ocean.
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A. S. Tubbs
Lemmon
Bowman County
Bowman
Missouri River
Ocean
Corn Crop Here Better Than in East
The Heraldor reports from a tour through Minnesota and Iowa noting corn in the east and Hamilton county areas shows poorer yields due to heavy frosts. It contrasts small grain crops in Minnesota with generally lower yields in the territory, and praises the local corn wall matre growth in the region.
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Heraldor
Minneapolis
Davenport
Waterloo
Webster City
Lowa Falls
Lowe
Minnesota
Hamilton County
Iowa
Soldier's Preference Law Test Shifts to Court Action
Sharpe of Lemmon seeks a mandamus to force the governor to recognize the Soldier's Preference Law for appointive posts. The case hinges on statutory provisions granting preference to veterans and the penalties for officials who deny eligibility. Dr Helii, who met all legal requirements, awaits court action to compel compliance.
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Sharpe
Lemmon
Alates
Alate
State Board of Health
Heli
Will Stay In The Cattle Business
The last of the Zimmmer cattle were shipped from Walker on the 15th ending grace period. He will continue ranching in this county but not on the Standing Rock reservation. He plans to use ground formerly occupied by the Mattadar outfit on the Cheyenne reservation and may expand operations beyond prior scale. Mr. Zimmmerman has traveled widely and sees no rival to the cattle region. Mr. Hartinger likely remains in charge of camps as before.
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Walker
Stanling Huck
Zimmere
States
Aartinger
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Vinukeloun
Federal Reserve Act
New York Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank of the
Ninth District
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Federal Reserve Banks
Banking Association
Saratoga
Washington
Frank A Vanderlip
National City Bank
Far West
Europe
South Db
Reich
Rich Aays
Moreton Frewen
Tendon
Uncle Sam
Panama Canal
Yellowstone Trail
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