Peace Now Rules Mid-Asiatic Land
Kabul reports a transformation in Afghanistan under Nadir Shah, with peace, roads, bridges, a parliament and schools, plus plans for a 900 mile railroad linking Kabul to Kandahar and Chaman. British support and a buffer against Soviet threats accompany his ascent, rooted in a history of Amir Habibullah and Amanullah's ousting.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Middle Asia
Nadir Shah
Amanullah
America
Europe
Khyber Pass
Jalalabad
Kandahar
Chaman
Herat
Khyber
Pess
British India
India
Yaqub Khan
Ag Amir
Sirdar Yahyab Khan
Mohammed Yusuf Khan
Dehra Das
Amir Abdur Rahman
Habibullah
France
Amantullah
Inaya Tullah
Amir
Amanulich
Paris
North Overthrows Him and Nadir Shah Returns to Lead Troops
An account notes a sequence where a ruler ousts a rival, followed by Nadir Shah returning from France to assume command of his former troops and defeat the usurper in a pivotal power shift. The fragment outlines a dramatic turnover and restoration of leadership in a time of upheaval.
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North
Nadir Shah
France
Cold Weather Lowers Egg Hatch Rates in Groton
Groton reports indicate a lack of sun over the past month has reduced hatchability. Eggs set early yielded 83 percent strong chicks, while later batches produced just over half. Chicks show unusual vitality despite higher losses. a seasoned Groton poultry dealer cannot explain the drop.
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Groton
Groton Poultry Mart
Republican Victory Forecast In South Dakota
Aberdeen April 21 Charles McDonald chairman of the republican state central committee predicts party victories generally in the elections next fall. He canvasses the political situation and says harmony within the party is evident and differences of opinion over candidates are healthy. He states the party will support the victors regardless of who is nominated in the primary.
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S. D
Aberdeen
Charles McDonald
Republican State Central Committee
South Dakota
Scouts in Round Up Rapid City
Boy Scouts of the Black Hills area will take part in the annual spring roundup here Friday evening. The program includes a parade, contests and exhibits of scout handiwork.
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Rapid City
Boy Scouts
Black Hills
Gann Valley Seniors Pick Comedy Play Three Live Ghosts
Gann Valley high school seniors selected Three Live Ghosts a three act comedy by Frederick Isham and Max Mar cin. The plot follows three soldiers presumed dead who return from a German prison camp to England causing comic complications. Cast includes Robert Men zie Elmer Mentzer Sarah Fraser Ma Henrichsert Henry Frick Herbert Meb ius Ruth Sedgwick Joyce Baker Raymond Nieland Burt Wooledge. Directed by Miss Margaret Hyde.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Frederick Isham
Max Marcin
England
Robert Menzie
Elmer Mentzer
Sarah Fraser
Ma Henrichsert
Henry Frick
Herbert Mebius
Ruth Sedgwick
Joyce Baker
Raymond Nieland
Burt Wooledge
Margaret Hyde
March business activity remains subdued in 1930s report
March business activity was at a still lower level than January and February, with declines in some basic industries and weaker expansion overall. The Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics noted no improvement in consumer buying power or industrial demand for farm products, though banking developments cut suspensions and some money returned to banks.
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Logy Pierre
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Banic
Rapid City Thief Granted Leniency in Watch Heist
Donald Pierce confessed to stealing a $175 wrist watch from a local jewelry store last week. Circuit Judge H R Hanley ordered Pierce to pay court costs and serve 18 months in custody.
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Rapid City
Donald Pierce
H. R. Hanley
Pierce
Record of Pierce’s Lapse in Justice Court
In a case tied to the state penitentiary suspended for future good behavior, officers report it as his first offense against justice. At arraignment a woman described as Pierce’s wife was dismissed on motion. Pierce, initially giving the name Chase, was returned from Sioux Falls after an auto chase by police.
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State Penitentiary
Justice Court
Pierce
W. W. Soule
Chase
Sioux Falls
No Funds Close White River School
April 21 report states North Ringthunder school closed for lack of funds. Bert Humphrey Jr will teach the South Ringthunder school only for room and board as no warrants can be issued until 1931 taxes are collected.
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White River
North Ringthunder
Bert Humphrey, Jr
South Ringthunder
Gary Foods Store Incorporation in Deuel County
Articles of incorporation filed at Pierre on April 21 indicate Gary Foods of Gary Deuel County forming with capital stock of 25.40 dollars. Incorporators listed: F A Bartels, Edna Bartels of Gary and S W Hale of Watertown.
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Pierre
Gary Foods
Gary
Deuel County
Beert Incorporated
F. A. Bartels
Edna Bartels
S.W. Hale
Watertown
Catherine Reach Returns to California After Visit
Catherine Reach left for Watertown to visit relatives before returning home to California. She came here due to her mother's death and will travel onward after a short stay.
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California
Farmers Union Denies Contract Cancellation
Joseph Callahan, chairman of the Farmers Union Central Grain cooperative board, denies cancellation of the marketing and operating contract with Farmers National Grain corporation. He cited Horace Dilenbeck of Geneseo as false in his claim that directors voided the contract granting ownership and control to Farmers National Grain.
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Kankakes, Ill
Joseph Callahan
Farmers Union Central Grain Cooperative, Inc
Farmers Union
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Horace Dilexbeck
Geneseo
Callahan
Dilenbeck
Farm Union Directors Say Contract With Government Agency In Force
The statement claimed the assertion was without authority of the board and lacking any basis of truth, while insisting the contract with the government-aided Farmers National remained in force to the full satisfaction of farmers union directors.
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Farmers National
Farmers Union
State Bank of Waverly pays first dividend
Pierre April 21 report from the state banking department says a first dividend of five percent, totaling over $3,000, is being paid to creditors of the suspended State Bank of Waverly. The bank closed last July.
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Pierre
State Bank of Waverly
State Banking Department
Tonsils Removed From Two Youngsters at Miller Hospital
April 21 report states Mau rice and Beverley Lloyd, the two oldest children of Mr and Mrs Sid Lloyd, had tonsils removed Saturday at Miller hospital and are recovering satisfactorily.
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Maurice and
Beverley Lloyd
Sid Lloyd
Miller Hospital
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