Farm Income Slump in Ninth District Markets
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports July farm income in the Ninth District fell 4 percent vs a year earlier due to lower grain marketings and dairy output with hog receipts also down. Prices for many NW farm products rose, and July saw mixed gains in electric power use and retail activity against July 1933.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Minnesota
Montana
North and
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Expect Higher Sheep Prices. South Dakota Outlook
The August 7 sheep and wool outlook predicts higher meat prices next year due to a small 1935 lamb crop, reduced hog and cattle numbers, and lower lamb feeding. South Dakota’s 1934 lamb crop fell about four percent to 767,000. wool shorn totaled 9,096,000 pounds with 1,137,000 sheep shorn. Domestic wool production should meet mill needs with minimal imports.
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Brookings
South Dakota
C. J. Borum
United States
Inflation by silver markets and government bonds debate
The article discusses Roosevelt’s potential inflation via silver stocks and domestic output, noting uncertain global silver supplies and estimates from nine million to 100,000 ounces. Rogers is in China evaluating the situation, while government bond market dynamics and inflation fears influence policy reactions and market tests. Retirement notes on Bernard Baruch and New York speculation close the piece.
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Roosevelt
India
China
Rogers
Radio Features CHE REST IN RADIOLAND
United States and England plan Newport yachting broadcasts for Americas Cup coverage six daily on major networks beginning September 15. Schedules include WEAF NBC Tulsa Symphony Leith Stevens harmonies Phil Lord's ship and Milwaukee Philharmonic. Friday features Chicago symphony tennis and a world’s fair program. Notes mention Baruch, public baths, and Mrs. Roosevelt.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
United States
England
Newport
R. I
NSC
CHS
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
al Jolson
Whiteman
Tulsa Symphony
WABHC
CBS
Kate Smith
Leith Stevens
Hollywood
Ferde Grofe
WJZ
Ed Lowry
Goldman
Milwaukee Philharmonic
Maria
Chicago Symphony
WABC
S. Army Band
Jack Berger
Amusements at Huron Theater Tonight and Tomorrow
A long night of terror at a private sanitarium unfolds with arsenic poisonings and murders as superintendent Halliday is convicted and replaced by Lyle Talbot who vies for Mary Astor. The program features Little Man What Now and The Key with a vacation note from Bonilla and health tips for hens.
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Mary Astor
John Haliday
Lyle Talbot
Halliday
Miss Astor
Frank McHugh
Robert Barrat
George B. Stone
Irving Pichel
J. Carroll Naish
Hospital Stud
Huron Theatre
Huron
Germany
Margaret Sullavan
Douglass Montgomery
Key
Sinn Fein
Dublin
William Powell
Colon Clive
Edna Best
Old Furniture Donation Offered by Veterans of Foreign Wars
B Buchanan chairman of the Old Furniture Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars asks people with usable old furniture to donate to the needy. Call 4309 or write P O Box 1515 Buren South Dakota to arrange pickup or drop off.
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B Buchanan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P. O
Buren
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Host Picnic and Endorse Rehabilitation Plan
The Forres McMullen post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its annual family picnic at West Park on Sunday August 26 at 1 30 p m. Each family brings lunch with the post providing ice cream and drinks. The meeting endorsed a plan to give veterans preference in the state farm rehabilitation program and supported expanding the presidents order to include Second Nicaraguan expedition veterans. State Auditor George F O Neill urged attendance at the national encampment in Louisville in September aiming for 500 V F W members from South Dakota.
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Forres McMullen Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Park
George F. O'Neil
Post
Comeander J. O. Hagen
Hagen
CCC Campay
Mr. Hagen
Students Army Training Corps
O'Neill
Louisville
South Dakota
Combat Rodents In Tree Region
U S Forest Service and the Biological Survey begin a major rodent control drive across the shelter belt area from the Canadian border into Texas and through the trans Missouri states. Gophers rabbits and mice are targets with poisoning and field work led by Louis Knowles and Division of Game Management. over 500 Indians on reservations aid efforts while rabbit poisoning raises livestock concerns.
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Mitchell
S& D
U. S. Forest Service
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Forest Service
Canadian Line
Texas
trans-Missouri
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Louis Knowles
Division of Game Management
Biological Survey
North Dakota
Nebraska CCC Tree Crow rodent control plan underway
In Nebraska the CCC tree crows are rising in rodent control. The game management division aims to rid the shelterbelt of rodents as seedlings are planted, starting in spring 1336, per Mr. Knecles.
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Nebraska
Kneciles
New Clerk in St. Lawrence Town Office
Miss Susan Conkey is appointed the town clerk replacing Mrs Fac Thompson, who becomes postmaster. The notice also mentions air inflation of a moth’s wings for pneumatisic leetory organs.
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ST. Lawrence
Susan Conkey
Fac Thompson
Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief Backed by 1934 Ad
Medical advert touts Doan's Pills as the quick, safe remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims 15 miles of kidney tubes purify blood, warns against harsh cures, and urges buyers to ask their druggist for Doan's Pills, Foster-Milburn Co. 1934.
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Doan
Dgan
Foster-Milburn Coy
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