New Vacuum Seal For Storage Eggs Raises Price Hopes
A year of egg market depression prompts a new preservation method by T L Swenson, a US Department of Agriculture bacteriologist. Eggs are vacuum sealed with colorless oil and carbon dioxide to keep moisture, improve quality, and lift prices. If commercialized, storage eggs could fetch higher spring prices for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Weller
Associated Press
Washington
T. L. Swenson
Department of Agriculture
Swenson
Diamond Jailed on Assault Charge in New York
Diamond, a gangster once linked to gunfire, sat in Greene County jail awaiting trial on an assault charge. The indictment stems from a late night beating on a remote mountain road tied to Grover Warks’s accusation that Diamond and lieutenants tortured him for information about a cargo of cider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
F. Walter Bliss
Grover Warks
Diamond
Sim Dalton
Lone Tree Preservation Sparks Political Duty Debate
Dell Rapids and governor discuss saving the famed Lone Tree at the highway intersection nine miles north as U S Highway 17 is paved this summer. The governor complains of petitions and letters while noting public affection and poetry fears over the tree. Christopherson joins in addressing the Commercial Club banquet.
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Dell Rapivs
Ware Ten Greer
Lone Tree
Ete
State Highway Commission
Dell Rapids
Lone Tree Corner
Christopherson
Cottonwood
Mr. Green
Mr. Christopherson
Commonercial Club
Resigning WNAX Pastor D E Cleveland Moves to KSOO
The Rev. D. E. Cleveland, radio pastor of WNAX Yankton and publisher of Air Pilot, resigns effective immediately and signs a two year contract with KSOO Sioux Falls. He will move his publishing offices to Sioux Falls and continue the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WNAX
Yankton
D. E. Cleveland
Air Pilot
KSOO
Sioux Falls
Parole Officer C B Powers Dies Suddenly
MITCHELL April 2 C B Powers of Chamberlain state parole officer for many years died suddenly this morning in a local hotel He was about 35 years old Powers had planned to enter a hospital today Funeral arrangements awaited relatives
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Mitchell
C. B. Powtte
Chamberlain
Powers
Beer War Blamed for Gang Uprising in Chicago
In Chicago on April 22 police blamed a southside beer war for renewed gangland violence. Edward Fitzgerald, 21, lieutenant for Frank McEllane, was slain as five men seized him at a saloon and fired. Fitzgerald companion Edward Courtney was beaten and hospitalized. Police seek Joey Gainsky, linked to Edward O’Donnell’s southside beer gang. McEllane split from O’Donnell, sparking the feud. A possible reprisal for attacks on Steve O’Donnell, Spike’s brother, is also suspected.
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Chicago
Edward Fitzgerald
Frank McEllane
Nix
Joey
Fitzgerald
Joey Gainsky
Spike” O'Donnell
O'Donnell
McErlane
Courtney
Steve O'Donnell
Spike
Steve
Railway Hearing Set For Tomorrow In Watertown
Watertown officials report a South Dakota railroad commission hearing tomorrow on North Western Railway proposed curtailment of daily Watertown Stockings service and Sunday Watertown Nedfield service. C A Carr of the chamber of commerce says a hard fought battle is anticipated as railroad officials, town representatives, and residents testify. The railroad filed formal removal two weeks ago.
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Watertown
North Western Railroad
Stockings
Nedfield
South Dakota Railroad Commission
C. A. Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Carr
Ttwo
Mrs Ole Rou Funeral Services In Wellington Springs
Funeral services for Mrs Ole Rou wife of a prominent farmer of this locality were to be conducted this afternoon at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev L T Erland in charge. Interment was to be in Solfbere cemetery. Surviving are her husband and three children.
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Ole Roti
Wellington Springs
Ole Rou
Mitchell Woman Is P T A Officer
Mrs F M McCarthy Mitchell was elected vice president of the tenth district State Parent Teachers Association at the annual meeting in Mt Vernon. Mrs Dan Hoy Letcher was reelected treasurer with other officers holding over for another year. Several hundred members attended as Mrs John E Hayes of Twin Falls Idaho spoke for the national association.
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Mitchell
MT. Vernon
F. M. McCarthy
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Dan Hoy
Letcher
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
Idaho
National Association
Bonds Beat by Voters In South Dakota City Elections
Sioux Falls failed to elect a water commissioner as Ransom Gibbs won municipal judge. Nelson led for the contested seat by 2 votes over Brown, with Gibbs's large lead over two opponents. In Dell Rapids Morris Henderson defeated Mayor Shively. Miller re elects W J Harbower. Vermilion rejects woman candidate for aldermen. Rapid City also votes down a 40000 airport bond.
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Sioux Falls
Ransom L. Gibbs
Joseph
Nelson
L. R. Brown
Perry T. Cook
Judge Gibbs
Martin Bergh
J. 0. Berdahl
Rapid City
C. L. Doherty
Claude Gray
South Dakota City Elections See Light Voter Turnout
Across the Black Hills and beyond, local races produced light voting with a run-off next week in several towns. Pierre re-elected alderman and city commissioners, while Madison chose a new finance commissioner. Aberdeen leaders Douglas and Kruger led the mayoral field, and many communities faced uncontested or narrow contests for council seats and trustees.
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Ity Commission
Black Hills
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Ward turmoil and alderman races across South Dakota towns
In Mitchell and Armour contests, John son and Hughes win mayoral posts while several wards elect new aldermen. Viborg and Woonsocket report close races, Wesington and Iroquois show quiet ballots, and Volin repeals a public dance ban. Alexandria and Clark unopposed.
Local Elections Show Quiet Races Across Towns
In Springfield and Irene no contests occurred. Menno elected three aldermen with light votes, J. H. Mettler defeated W. J. Klaudt in the sole race. Canton reelected commissioner George E. Johnson, doubling Andrew Syvertson’s tally. Howard’s race remained uncontested. Parker saw H. E. Wagener and W. S. Fillmore win re election over opposition.
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Springfield
Irene
Menno
J. H. Mettler
W. J. Klaudt
Canton
George E. Johnson
Andrew Syvertson
Howard
Parker
H. E. Wagener
W. S. Fillmore
Wessington Springs Chooses Three Aldermen
April 22 election in Wessington Springs produced three aldermen. Incumbent Henry Anderson was unopposed in the second ward where Roy Duxbury won over Ben E. Butz by 18 votes. Neil Zink edged W. T. George in the third ward by 12 votes as 122 ballots favored Zink to 110 for George. The seats filled the vacancy left by R. J. Cook’s resignation.
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Woonsocket
A. C. Clack
W. Brewster
Steve Webster
Clark
Matt "Moran
Brewster
F. E. Strub
L. G. Turgeon
Wessington
W. A. Stewart
John Meyer
A. Stiner
Fred Backe
Meyer
Stiner
Backe
H. C. Hutchinson
G. B. Irwin
C. E. Greer
C.D. Flowers
H. C. Brown
C. T. Liddle
Peter Derscheid
R. S. Wolfe
Carthage
Liddle
C. J. Stoner
Ed Laposiy
G. "Gs. Irwin
Morgan Theophilus
C. D. Flowers
Paul Gary
Springs Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs
Henry Anderson
Wad
Roy Duxbury
Ben E. Butz
Duxbury
Buzz Neil Zink
W.T. George
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C. B. Powers
Woman
Hungry
Lila Lee
Fred Kobler
Raymond Hatton
Tobin
Lemmon
A. J. Dabiman
L. W. Ginther
Miller Miller
W. J. Harbower
Miller
James Bard
Justice
H. ©. Bard
A. B. Cehalan
R. F. Matthews
Vermillion
F. Belle Conrow
Ralph Sutcliffe
Charles Randolph
Peter Miller
Huebert Lee
Harold Brookman
Prentis Park
Eta
Hengel
Pierre
Albert Hengel
J. C. Strickland
W. C. Huffman
Gettysburg
Weidensee
E. F. Ryan
H.C. Westphal
Earl Newland
Charles Dwight
Rowland G. Jones
Claremont
Dakota Central Company
Aberdeen
S. D. Lamb
Mobridge
W. J. Perry
N. Marin
Milbank
Koepks
Redfield
James Evans
Webster
Hen Anke
Thor Sandal
L. B. Wist
Sisseton
Hilman Rice
Lorenz Herges
Rice
Herges
Pierpont
J.N. Myres
K. C. Lee
O. B. Light
W. C. Wealsh
Earl Meadows
C. P. Skow
Tiny Little
His
TOR Teasers
Texas
Oriental Ball Room
Wolsey
Bebe Daniels
Ewe Macy
Ben Lyon
Lewis Stone
Natalie
Moorhead
Warmer Bros
Kallege Komedy
Paramount Sound News
Sre
HURON
Will Rogers
Huron College
Edwin
DU Poncet
Pian
Roy Brown
Wes Montague
Sol Palmer
Shannon Jameson
C. P. Crutchet
Elmer Green
Viborg
D. M. Rasmussen
M. ¥. Olsen
Alexandria
F. Twamley
Hayti
Mayti
Union Public Service Company
R. A. Parks
Clear Lake
O. T. Olson
Oscar Carlson
C. Kittleson
C. F. Griffee
Contese
James R. Crowe
Volin
Presbyterian Church
Madam Verona
Lfe
Royal Hotel
Keom
FORD
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credi Company
Tavinw
J.L. Taylor & Co
Bartlett
Hainess
Habicht
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