Gurney Attacks Trade Treaties In Campaign Speech
In Yankton on April 19 United States Senate hopeful Gurney assailed Reciprocal trade treaties as grossly discriminatory to farmers. He argued treaties lack farmer input and favor foreign terms, likening exchanges to trading horses for rabbits. He defended businessmen while urging farmer and corporate unity for stronger agriculture.
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Haw Gurney
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Hostess Florence Brown to greet King's Daughters
Mrs. Florence Brown will host the King's Daughters at her Wayland home Wednesday afternoon. The event is noted as a special gathering in the community.
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Pioneer C C Collins Honored At 80th Birthday Dinner
Willow Lake Pioneer C C Collins celebrated his 80th birthday with a dinner hosted by Mrs. P Frohlech. A Dakota settler since 1882, he recalled building the first home at Willow Lake and early farming on the Collins claim. He later lived in several states before returning to be near family.
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Spirit Lake
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Collins Township
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Minnesota
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College Students Come Home for Easter
Easter visitors returning home over the holiday include ex Smith of Brookings and Ethel Lund and Joyce Tebay of Madison. Also listed are Ardis Brammer, Esther Evans, Elaine Magek and Albert Lundberg of Mitchell and Georgie Rosenbrex of Huron.
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Ex Smith
Brookings
Ethel Lund
Joyce Tebay
Madison
Ardis Brammer
Esther Evans
Elaine Magek
Albert Lundberg
Mitchell
Georgie Rosenbrex
Huron
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