Develop Livestock And Dairy Farming Collisson Advises
Charles F. Collisson, agricultural editor of the Minneapolis Tribune, told a joint luncheon of Huron business leaders and farmers that developing livestock and dairy farming is the best way to revive Northwest farm and business. He cited a 1921 ten year plan, praised its success, and urged community surveys, publicizing successful methods, business leader involvement, and farmer financing to shift to sound farming. The Tribune has invested significantly, with agriculture output rising sharply through the plan’s first eight years.
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Charles F. Collisson
Minnespolis
E. J. Carland
Winona
Alex C. Johnson
Rapid City
Mr. Collisson
George M. Townsend
Lee Cummings
John Hintermeister
Roy 4. Cave
Beadle County
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Vail
Collisson
Northwestern
America
Murphy
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Mississippi
Rockies
F. E. Murphy
Minneapolis Tribune
the Tribune
Weather outlook for Huron and Dakota regions
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions tonight with unsettled skies Friday. South Dakota sees partly cloudy skies and a warmer east and central area overnight, followed by cooler conditions in the western portion Friday.
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Sae Huron
South Dakota
Family Of Six Die In Benzine Blast In New York
A boy dropped a lit match into a pan of benzine, triggering a blaze that killed a mother Celia Sanders, 42, and her five children, aged four to 15, in a five story Lower East Side tenement. Firemen bore rescued survivors from the flames as the fire trapped several families. Esther Skolki, cleaning on the third floor, and her son William were nearby when the blast occurred, but escaped down the stairs.
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New York
Lower East Side
Celia Sanders
Esther Skolki
Wifilain
Split Appears In Stock Mart Probe
Washington observers report a split among senate stock market investigators over future exam procedures. Democrats independents press for control while Whitney backs Samuel Untermyer for counsel, opposed by Republican allies who favor John Hall. If bear raid charges stay unsubstantiated, a broader inquiry may emerge.
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Washington
Senate
Banking Committee
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Exchange
Whitney
Watson
Untermyer
John Hall
Boston
Bargain Day draws hundreds for first Huron promo
Bargain seekers from Huron and many other towns lined up for the inaugural Wednesday special by the Huron chamber of commerce retail division. Registrations reached 1,864 with 1,258 from Huron and 52 from other communities. Esther Mink of Boswell Indiana registered from the farthest point, 950 miles away. Additional out of state and South Dakota towns are listed, with expectations of more bargains next Wednesday and a possible 3,000 registrations as twelve Wednesdays comprise the series.
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Huron
Parits
South Dakota
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Esther Mink
Boswell
Ind
Des Moines
Tracy
Minn
Qakes
N. D
St. Paul
Lincoln
Neb
Bancroft
Carpenter
Carthage
Woonsocket
Artesian
Lake Preston
Yale
Bryant
Alpena
Doland
Hitchcock
Holland
Redfield
de Smet
Willow Lake
Huron Presbytery Elects Delegates
The Rev. John Clayton of Artegian and elder George Ree of Flandreau were elected at the Huron Presbytery in Madison to serve as commissioners at the general assembly in Denver beginning May 26. Alternates are the Rev. Joseph Andrews of Miller and Frank Bell of Weesington.
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John Clayton
Artegian
George Ree
Flandreau
Huron Presbytery
Madison
General Assembly
Denver
Joseph Andrews
Miller
Frank Bell
Weesington
Ponzi Scheme Suspect Faces Federal Prison Time
Sioux City reports that Frank Beddow, once a hotel bell boy, built a fake financier career and defrauded bankers, lawyers, businessmen, and officials. He allegedly sold 717,000 in stolen Liberty bonds and swindled Dr. Richard Huizenga of about 50,000 with false deeds and worthless notes. Authorities expect his arrest soon as they probe links to a Marysville fence and California land scam via Pacific Investment Co. The case includes conspiracy charges against five Sioux City figures for trading stolen government securities.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Frank Beddow
Federal Penitentiary of Leavenworth
Kas
Beddow
Federal Secret Service
Sioux County
Richard Huizenga
Rock Valley
Heddow
Dr. Huizenga
Hugh S. Syehorst
Orange City
Huizenga
Beddo
Yankton
S.C
R. B. Tripp
South Dakota
Grand Island
Neb
Secret Service
Marysville
Maurice
Pacific Investment Co
Nevada
Midwest Investment Co
California
Midwest
Dale Koon
Atock
James H. Keaffe
F. A. Heldridge
National Bank
Frank FR. Beddow
Sioux Cy
John Dor
Koon
United States
J. W. Hubbard
Keeffe
Heldridge
Hubbard
Gorham, Kan
State Bank
Oct
Cattle On Feed Decreases Across Major States
In the 11 cattle belt states on April 1 the number on feed for market is about 16 percent below 1933. East of the Mississippi up about 12 percent, west of the Mississippi down 21 percent, with the largest drop west of the Missouri. State percentages include Wisconsin 60, Minnesota 85, Iowa 35, South Dakota 3, Nebraska 79, Kansas 90.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Consistory Reunion Dates Are Changed
Yankton reports the spring reunion of Oriental Consistory No 2 A A R will be held May 1 19 instead of April 23 24 as announced. Registrar Guy H Harvey announced the event will be a Washington bi centennial reunion with appropriate special features.
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Yankton
Oriental Cansistory
Guy H. Harvey
Washington
Bank Robbery at Silver Lake State Bank in Kenosha
Two men posing as deputy sheriffs robbed the Silver Lake State Bank about 15 miles west of Kenosha Wisconsin, escaping after locking assistant cashier Clifford Janke in the bank vault. Amount stolen about $5,008. Local authorities pursuing suspects.
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Kenosha
Wis
Silver Lake State Fenk
Here
Clifford Janke
Benk Vaul
Stevens Asked To Retract Or Resign
In Hot Springs, April 4, the Battle Mountain post urged National Commander Harry L. Stevens to retract his statement opposing full payment of adjusted compensation certificates to World War I veterans or resign. The resolution accuses him of overstepping Legion authority and was sent to the national executive committee.
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Hot Springs
Harry L. Stevens
American Legion
Battle Mountain
Stevens
Legion
Rational Executive Committee
Depositors To Get $275,000 in South Dakota Bank Fund
Depositors at South Dakota’s insolvent state bank guaranty fund will receive about 275000 dollars, a three fourths of one percent dividend on roughly 35500000 dollars of outstanding certificates. The payout, pro rata and nonpriority, follows a state supreme court-ordered plan despite potential US Supreme Court appeal.
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Sharpe
Guaranty Fund
United States Supreme Court
Ruden
Banking Department
Wupceme
United Btataz Supreme Court
Brownell backs state referendum on prohibition policy
IOUX PALES April 14 Heary F Brownell Republican senatorial hopeful calls for a statewide referendum on the prohibition question calling it an acute problem in national life He argues the people must vote to change laws, Congress can only submit repeal or modification to states and 36 legislatures must approve any change He urges an orderly election to settle the issue and bind Congress to act on the people's decision
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Brownell
Heary F. Brownell
Congress
United States
North South Net Meet advances to quarter finals in tennis
In Pinehurst North Carolina April 442 with seeded stars remaining the North South tennis tournament entered the quarter final round. Main interest lay in Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena California the national champion versus Berkeley Bell of New York. Also slated were John Van Ryn and Gilbert Hall Frank X Stields Gregory Mangin Wilmer Allison and Dr Eugene McCauliff among others.
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Rss
Pinehurst
N.C
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cal
Berkeley Bell
New York
John van Ryn
Gilbert Hall
Frank X. Stieldson
Gregory Mangin
Wilmer Allison Ve
Eugene McCauliff
Candles Signal Polish Protest Against High Electricity Rates
In Polish cities including Piotrkow near Warsaw, citizens boycott electricity to press for lower rates. Candles and kerosene replace power as factories close and daily life shifts. Kalisz and Vilnius area contemplate similar actions. Piotrkow and Kalisz already report near darkness.
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Warsaw
Piotrkow
Ime
Eren
Vilne
Kalisz
Stove Explodes In Kitchen Blaze Injures No One
A gasoline stove exploded in the kitchen of the Lowery home at 975 Mimosa avenue southwest. Firefighters extinguished the blaze just before 7 o clock. No injuries and minimal damage were reported.
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B.C. Lowery
Mimois Avenue
Lowery Hore
Happy Warrior Faces Demagogic Challenge at Jefferson Day
Franklin D. Roosevelt faces a sharp challenge from Alfred E. Smith at a Jefferson Day gathering as Smith vows to fight any candidate who uses demagogic appeals to workers. Smith endorses a public works plan and a 20 year debt relief proposal while urging a clear platform and short convention to avoid a weak, divided party.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Albany
Smith
Weich Effert
Wes
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Albert Cg, Ritchie
Maryland
James M. Cox
Ohio
John J. Rasskob
Chicago
Byrd
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
Only Two Days Left For Registering In South Dakota
Liqux Falls April H id Charles S Mc Donald republican state chairman warns only two days remain to register for the May 3 primary. Saturday April 16 is the final date for registration received by county auditors. He urges voters to verify status and re register if moved precinct or changed party to avoid disenfranchisement on election day.
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Liqux Falls
Charles S. McDonald
South Dakota
McDonald
Ohio State Office Building Explosion Kills Three
An explosion in the new six million dollar Ohio state office building in Columbus left three men dead and many feared buried under heavy debris. Firefighters battled basement and tower fires as the west wall, 35 by 200 feet, blew out, with early losses estimated around a million dollars. Officials feared a higher total as more than twenty workers were reported missing or trapped, including three government inspectors on the ninth floor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Darrell Jones
Permission to Sell Stock In State
The South Dakota state securities commission granted two corporations permission to sell stock. Ridder Brothers Inc. of Jersey City was authorized to sell 20,000 dollars worth of preferred stock. Aberdeen American News is among Ridder papers. Gold Nugget Mining and Smelting Co. of Lead may sell 25,000 dollars of its common stock.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Securities Commission
Ridder Brothers Inc
Jersey City
Aberdeen American News
Newanapers
Ridder Group
Gold Nugget Mining and Smelting Company
Lead
Ita
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