Redfield Firms Pledge Support for N R A Plan
Redfield merchants joined the N R A program with grocers as the exception. Retail shops operate 9 to 6 weekdays and 10 to 10 Saturdays. This week signatories include Friedman clothiers J C Penz Gamble Fairstore Sch co Gillispie Shoe Co Montgomery Ward Coleman and Son and Public Service Co. Grocery stores await national code adoption.
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Redfield
Friedman Clothiers
J.C. Penz
Gamble, Store
Fairstore
Sch’ Co Gillispie Shoe Co
Montgom Ward & Co
Coleman and Son
Public Service Co
Farm Granary and Buildings Burn in Highmore Fire
Highmore firemen responded to a blaze at the Arthur Elyix farm seven miles southeast of Highmore. The granary coal house chicken coop and straw stack were a total loss though buildings were insured. Earlier a small blaze at the Tom McGough place a distant 25 miles north destroyed a granary full of grain. A bucket brigade saved a nearby building.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore
Arthur Elyix
Clay ‘Webb
Tee
Tom McGough
Porcupine Shools Accidentally Shot in Spearfish Canyon
Deadwood August 3 Jacks Pipery 32 of Deadwood is in serious condition from a shoulder wound in the right leg. A rifle discharged when a rug was placed over it and the door slammed while Pipery tried to destroy porcupines at a cabin in Spearfish canyon. He was brought to Deadwood Hospital by Sheriff Helmer and James Cotton.
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Deadwood
Jacks Pipery
A-35
Piper
West Lead
Spearfish Canyon
Deadwood Hospital
Arthur
Helmer
James Cotton
South Dakotans In Automobile Accident
Aug. 3 Lakefield Minnesota report lists Harry G. Blair his wife and one child among those bruised in an automobile accident near Ovwarike. Postmaster Blair and family were among the injured in the Lakefield incident reported by local outlets.
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South
Bank Measures Introduced By State Banking Commission
The state banking commission sponsors measures to let state banks join the federal deposit insurance corporation via stock purchase and assessments. Bills set new rules for branch banking, required capital not less than 100000, fidelity bonds for officers, and allow state banks to pledge public funds with federal insurance. Hendricks Cash Grocery sold to Farmer's Union station in Ree Heights, with transfer pending.
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Bankr and
State Banking Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Corporation
Federal Farm
Federal ‘Home Joan Bank
Home Owners Joan Corporation
Opie
Federal Deposit ‘Insurance Corporation
State Banking Commission
Ste
State ‘Banking Commission
Ree Heights
Hendricks
Farmer’s Union’ Station
Stock Move To Grazing Country Amid Rental Reductions
Aberdeen Aug Special reports that several elevators including Adelai de, Randolph, Brentford, Stratford and Nahan were granted rental reductions of about 35 percent by the South Dakota Railroad Commission. Hearings weeks earlier focused on state limits for rental charges based on land valuation, while Troquois residents plan a month long trek with cattle and horses to reach Missouri river range land north of Pierre and south of the Cheyenne Indian Agency. The party includes a hay rack, water tank, and family members to drive and herd stock, with routes via open country to cross the river and prepare for a hard winter ahead.
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Aberdeen
Adelaide Randolph
Brentford
Stratford
Nahan
Dakota’ ‘Railroad Commission
S. W.W. Carr
Commerce Association
Troquois
Kasperson
Ute
Missouri
Pierre
Cheylonne Indian ‘Agency
Orth
Car Accident Near Anfield Leaves Few Injuries
Redfield August 2 Special report says a noon accident four miles north of Anfield involved Mr and Mrs R E Shirley and two Beulah North Dakota children en route to Nebraska. A bungalow caused the automobile to spin twice. All escaped with severe cuts and bruises. Mr Shirley suffered several bad arm cuts. The car was wrecked and Sidney Sonduck of Redfield, hitchhiking with the party, escaped with minor injuries.
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Redfield
Anfield
R. E. Shirley
Beulah
N. D
Nebraska
Shirley
Sidney Sonduck
Aberdeen
Redfeld
Two Sioux Falls Firms Incorporate
Articles filed with the secretary of state announce two Sioux Falls incorporations. The Donahue Furniture Co. with $10,000 capital lists Wayne Donahue Maurine Donahue and E D Nash as incorporators. Sioux Falls Livestock Auction Co. with $12,000 capital lists W W Baker Henry Bailin and W E Berry as organizers. Bride Anna Shock of Ree Heights married Herbert Fiedler of Yankton.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Donahue
Wayne Donahue
Maurine Donahue
E. D.nash
Sioux ‘Falls
W. W. Baker
Henry Bailin
W. E. Berry
Sioux‘ Falls
Ree Heights
Ree~heights
Aug
Anna
Herbert Fiedler
Yankton
Walter Fielder
Aberdeen Faces Water Shortage Again
Aberdeen reports inadequate water with the new emergency pump underperforming. Police aid is used to enforce restricted use from the city well as sprinkling remains limited. Water Commissioner Frank Guhin says rainfall would help, with turbine pump trials possible at the West Hill well. Farm Union Picnic noted at Cottonwood-lake on Aug 4.
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Aberdeen
West Hill
Frank Guhin
Advice On Russian Thistles For Hay In Beadle County
Beadle County farmers receive guidance from county agent R A Cave and a North Dakota State circular on using Russian thistles for hay and silage. Experts warn thistles are emergency feed, best cut in bloom, and that once spines harden they lose feeding value. Feeding value is limited, with higher digestible protein than prairie hay but lower than alfalfa, and excessive thistle use can cause severe laxative effects or death if fed alone.
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Beadle County
R.A. Cave
North Dakota
W. Christensen
My. Christeson
Anderson
Montana State College
Thistle Silage Quality from North Dakota Circular
Russian thistles alone make dark impalatable silage but when combined with green corn fodder it becomes usable. Adding corn or other ground grain at 20 to 30 pounds per ton of green materials improves palatability and feeding value during ensiling.
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North Dakota
Redfield Association Joins Home Loan Bank
Redfield stockholders of the Home Loan association voted to join the Federal Home Loan Bank this week. In a speech 5 W Clark emphasized that membership requires the highest standing. In Highmore Mr and Mrs Henry Stark of Milwaukee left for Oxford after visiting at the J P Excell home. The Starks have been touring through Town Nebraska Wyoming and Yellowstone Park.
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Redfield Association
Home Loan Bank
Redfield
Home Loan Association
Federal Home Loan, Bank
W. Clark
Highmore Highmore
Henry Stark
Milwaukee
Oxford
Town
J.P. Excell
Highmore
Mr. Stark
Highmore School Outlook Is Good
Highmore’s PTA reports a stable rural student program with homes for pupils, a capacity outlook for next year, and tuition estimates dropping from 9.26 to about 7.50 per month. Superintendent HL A R Indal notes strong accommodations. 45 percent of last year’s high school enrollment came from rural areas. Mrs. Frank Marso and Mrs. A. Kaye lead the placement committee.
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Highmore
Parent Teachers Association
HL A
R Inda'l
Frank Marso
Loceal Unit
P. T
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South Dakota
N. R.A
S. D
Ole Kasperson
Iroquis
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Panama
W. i Huron
D. Js
Farm Union
Cottonwood-lake
Roy Cave
P.T. A
Pine Beach
Or Gull Lake, Brainerd, Minn
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