Fish Await President's Hook in Picturesque Custer Park
President Coolidge will vacation in South Dakota's Custer State Park described by Raymond H. Torrey as one of the nation's largest and finest state parks. The article notes Harney Peak Lookout Buckhorn Mountain and extensive recreation including trout fishing pony rides trails tennis golf and a game preserve with bison elk deer and mountain sheep.
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President's Hook
Custer Park
Associated Ress
Wwington
Drs
Lidge
Raymond H. Torrey
National Conference On State
Sum- White House
Custer State
Black Hills
South Dans
United States
Monfo Grande
Sur Iy Plains
Custer State Park
Harney Peak
Atlantic
Rockiess
Lookout
Sheep Mountain
Buckhorn Mountain
Catskill
New York
Pennsylvania
Peter Norbeck
Coolidge
State Lodge
State Game Department
Sylvan Lake
Camp
McMaster
Missouri Farm Prices Weaken in May 1927
MISOURI farm prices for May 1927 were generally lower than a year ago. Of 50 items, nine rose while 21 fell from May 1926. Beef, veal, sheep, cows, and butter rose, but corn and wheat stayed mixed with other crops. Eggs and hogs showed movement, exports lagged, and hay products outside alfalfa declined.
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Associted
Columbia
Here
E. A. Logan
Klan
United States
Agricultural Economics
Jewell Mayes
Board of Agriculture
Ems
Germany
Great Britain
League Leaders In The Majors June Standings
National League leads include Harris Pittsburgh batting .432 and Hornsby Giants with 41 runs. Wright Pirates 34 hits and Grantham Pirates 15 doubles tied with Hornsby. P Waner Pirates 8 triples and Wilson Cubs 10 homers. Cuyler Pirates 16 steals. Meadows 7 1 record. American League leaders show Gehrig Yankees .411 batting and 74 hits. Ruth Yankees 51 runs and 17 homers. Gehrig 19 doubles. Manush Tigers 3 triples. Simmons Athletics 8 steals and Goslin Senators 8. Hudlin Indians 6 1 pitching record.
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Associated Press
Harris
Pittsburgh
Hornsby
Giants
Wright
Pirates
Grantham
P. Waner
Wilson
Cubs
Williams
Phillies
Cuyler
Meadows
Gehrig
Yanks
Ruth
Manush
Tigers
Simmons
Athletics
Goslin
Senators
Hudlin
Indians
Credit sales dominate 1927 retail market in Baltimore meeting
J R Hewitt of Baltimore Maryland, vice president of the Retail Credit Men's National Association, told the National Association of Credit Men at their 82nd annual meeting that fifty percent of the estimated forty two billions of dollars in 1927 retail sales were credit sales.
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Louisville
J. R. Hewitt
Baltimore
Retail Credit Men’s National Association
National Association of Credit Men
Cravens Oppose Naming Of Compton Receiver
Walter Cravens and former bank officials will oppose naming W. R. Compton of St. Louis as permanent receiver of the Kansas City Joint Stock Land Bank. Counsel Henry S. Conrad said the challenge was raised before Federal Judge Albert L. Reeves amid ongoing bank case proceedings following charges against Cravens and other officers.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
W. R. Compton
St. Louis
Farm Loan Board
Cravens
Federal District Court
Compton
Dawes Urges Diplomat Selection At Washington U Graduation
Vice President Charles G Dawes told Washington University graduates that U S diplomacy must favor capable career officials over rigid seniority. He cited London and Locarno talks as proof of new frank methods and warned that small missteps by leaders in crisis cause incalculable damage.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
United States
Charles G Dawes
Washington University
Dawes
London
Loecarno
White House Progresses Toward Return Home
Washington June 7 President and Mrs Coolidge will return to the White House next fall from the Black Hills of South Dakota. Workmen are keeping up with the schedule to complete the new roof on the upper story and the president's home should be ready for occupancy by the end of next month.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Black Hills
South Dakota
Agricultural Leaders Named on New Shippers' Advisory Board
Four state agricultural extension representatives join the Trans-Missouri Kansas Shippers' Advisory Board in Michita Kansas to discuss shipping issues with railroad industry directors. The Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas appointees include P F Schowengerdt George W Vincent E B Wells and C Woolsey, meeting quarterly to link extension work with transportation policy.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Agricultural College Extension Services
Shippers’ Advisory Board
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Michita
Kan
Agricultural Exension Service Committee
Trans-Missouri Kansas Shippers’ Advisory Board
United States
Missouri-Kansas Board
Agricultural Colleges
P. F. Schowengerdt
Missouri College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service Committee
Trans- Missouri-Kansas Shippers’ Advisory Board
George W. Vincent
Bank of Canalou Closes in New Madrid County
The Bank of Canalou in Canalou New Madrid County closed by its board and turned over to the state finance commissioner. It had 35700 total resources, 10000 capital 3000 surplus 20000 deposits 24200 loans and 2000 bills payable with J R Grabenhorst as president and C O Kerstner as cashier. C N Duncan state bank examiner placed in charge.
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Bank of
Canalou
New Madrid County
Finance Department
J. R. Grabenhorst
C. O. Kerstner
Coroner Orders Inquest Into Patricia Marshall's Death
The mother of Patricia Marshall 22 accuses the Hollywood firm and a stenographer of involvement after a suicide letter citing a personal crisis. An inquest is set for tomorrow with several men who received her letters likely to be called as witnesses.
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Hollywood
Patricia Marshall
Miss Marshall
Extension Directors Cite Cross-State Agriculture Collaboration
Directors of the extension service at Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas colleges advocate joint agricultural programs. They outline shared research, education outreach and resource coordination to boost rural farming.
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The
College of Agriculture of
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Charleston To Hold Anti Rain Services Today
Charleston Missouri church leaders call for 3 PM Wednesday prayers to end excessive rains that hinder spring planting. Ministers urge all congregations to assemble in their respective churches as Mississippi flood conditions delay corn and cotton cultivation.
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Charleston
Y Associated Press
Mississippi River
Mississippi County
Robert Hilliard Dies in New York at 70
Robert Cochran Hilliard known as the handsomest man on the American stage died at his New York home last night at age 70.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert Cochran Hilliard
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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