Sharpe Clears Granger Loan Transfers in Rural Credit Case
Attorney General M Q Sharpe announced an investigation found no wrongdoing in Judge Granger Kadoka and F C Barth over a rural credit loan on about 1000 acres. The report says extensions were justified and oil rights transfer to Barth public record. loan now in safer condition with assets and insurance improved.
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Gena
A. G. Granger
Kadoka
M. Q. Sharpe
Rural Credit Board
Rural Credits Board
Granger
Mr. Barth
Sharpe
J. I. Mulloy
Judge Granger
Barth
Jackson County
Gedit Board
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clear Lake Boy Is Paroled To Mother
Clear Lake youth paroled to his widowed mother after being held for drunkenness. He must avoid pool halls late nights and turn over wages to his mother. He helped officers locate liquor sources, but liquor seller escaped arrest as evidence was insufficient. Initial juvenile court order sent him to the state industrial school at Plankinton, later changed to parole.
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Clear Lake
Hunterness
Gail
Juevenile
Plankinton
Goods Stolen At Sioux Falls Found In Town
Sioux Falls reports two men captured after thieves stole guns and articles from Fred the Fixer shop Thursday night. Most stolen items were found in Sioux City pawn shops and hardware stores, with a few recovered in other places. Chief Strakon traveled to Sioux City to investigate. extradition waiver would bring the suspects to Sioux Falls to face charges.
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Sioux Falls
Fred the Fixer
Sioux City
Strakon
Aberdeen Jail Break Foiled by Police Circling Suspect Car
Aberdeen authorities stopped a jail break Friday night after a car circling the jail aroused suspicions. A Mexican, Velasquez, held for an attempted murder in Carson county, and an alleged counterfeiter named Miner, tied to a planned escape, were found to have sawn through bars with help from a visitor. Sheriff Geisler said the attempted breakout had been in progress and the Mexican had prior west Texas criminal links. Miner faces federal court in Aberdeen next term.
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Aberdeen
Velasquez
Carson County
Miner
Jate
Sherif Geisler
Aso
West
Aberdeam
Menno Rural Fire Dept Forms First South Dakota Unit
Menno South Dakota organized a rural fire department after several expensive farm fires in the past year. Officers are H A Schnidt president William Aisenbrey secretary and Peter Wahl treasurer. The department owns a $3 500 truck with an International motor and stands ready with two 40 gallon chemical tanks a booster tank and water pumps plus hand chemicals ladders and hoses.
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Menno
First Rural Fire Company
Group Bank Meetings Start Tomorrow in Mobridge
Mobridge hosts the South Dakota bankers association annual group meetings from April 30 to May 10. Thomas O'Brien of Hav en leads the state association with participation from noted bankers. The agenda includes welcome remarks, speeches on agricultural outlook and float service, insurer aims, and officer elections followed by a banquet. Additional group meetings are scheduled in Webster Watertown Canton Vermillion Mitchell Huron and Spearfish on specified dates.
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Mobridge
South Dakota Bankers Association
Thomas O'Brien
Haven
State Association
South Dakota
A. H. Brown
N. P. Beebe
Ipswich
A. E. Anderson
South Dakota State College
S. L. Allen
Aberdeen
Jay B. Allen
Sioux Falls
O'Brien
Lake Preston Sends Team To Dakota Meet
Lake Preston reports from the Dell Rapids meet held April 24. Wendell Eid placed third in the javelin with a 133 feet 5 inches throw. The relay squad of Adams Bogue W Eid and A Eid finished third in their heat but did not qualify. Coach Torvick plans Dakota Boys at Sioux Falls next Saturday. Robert Bagby buys Osgood hotel site and will build a storage garage on the lot. A fan mentions chemicals positive protons and negative electrons.
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Lake Preston
Dakota
Dell Rapids
Wendell Eid
Adams, Bogue
W. Eid
A. Eid
Torvick
Dakota Beays
Sioux Falls
Tierre
Osgood Hotel
Pierre
Robert Bagby
South Dakota Crop Season Starts Brightly In Ninth District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports the 1930 crop season began auspiciously in South Dakota and nearby ninth district areas. Spring rains aided pastures and early sown grain while butter stocks and prices showed modest gains. Wheat marketing slowed, but steers yielded profits with March incomes dipping modestly versus last year.
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Minneapolis
Arpil
South Dakota
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
United States
Minneapolis Bank
Banking Decline Reflected in Federal Reserve Report
The Federal Reserve bank report notes March inactivity and Easter timing, with April debits to accounts and building contracts rising. It highlights smaller country bank borrowings, kept to low postwar levels, steady deposits, reduced security holdings in some regions, and further rate cuts to about 4.5 percent by Minneapolis banks.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
New Sioux Falls Drug Store Aims May First Opening
Sioux Falls business news reports a new drug store at Eleventh Street and Main Avenue in the south and corner of the former building. W Holliday, formerly with Brown Drug and a Northwestern University pharmacy graduate, will be the new druggist. He plans to open May 1 and has 18 years as a traveling salesman in the drug trade.
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Sioux Falls
Eleventh Street
Main Avenue
W. Wintersteen
Madison and Flandreau
Pharmacy Department
Northwestern University
South Dakota
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