Rail Commission Entitled To Receive Its Salaries
Pierre Aug 18 The South Dakota three railroad commissioners despite 1933 legislative move to abolish the body are entitled to their salaries Attorney General Walter Conway ruled The opinion holds that creating an office and fixing salaries constitutes a continuing annual appropriation and no further appropriation is needed The case mirrors earlier opinions and aligns with similar state decisions regarding public officers
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Pierre
South Dakota
Walter Coniway
Railroad Commission
Utilities Commission
Hughes County
J. W. Beckwith
Attorney General
Conway
South Dakotas
Red Skins Fail For First Time To Attract Rain
Polacca Hopi report a dry spell as rain prayers fail. Medicine men, rattlesnakes, and snake dances mark the day while ground stays hard and crops remain thirsty. A second dance is planned for Monday at first mesa as desert dust swirls.
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Polacca
Hopiland
Riz
Wallace outlines emergency hog program to aid farmers and buyers
Secretary Wallace announced a government plan to buy 5 million hogs, employ meat packers, and distribute meat to the needy. The program aims to lift purchasing power in the corn belt, raise swine prices by about 25 to 30 percent, and relieve farmers facing feed shortages, with purchases totaling up to 55 million dollars and funded by a processing tax after September 30.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Mec the Ex
30 Million Dollar Federal Loan Promised To Buy Butter
Washington dairy groups secured a promised 530 million loan to buy surplus butter and cheese, conditional on plans to limit output and raise funds. Dairymen propose a one cent per pound tax on butter fat, to be discussed at conferences starting Monday, as prices have plunged from 26 to 19 cents.
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Washington
Federal Farm Administration
Dairymen
Special NRA meetings discuss South Dakota relief for retailers
W C Botkin calls a district assembly of Huron area retailers to discuss special NRA handling for South Dakota. Drought and crop failures slow business revival, with plans to draft a petition for leniency and to incorporate suggestions at Aberdeen and Minneapolis.
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South Dakota
National Recovery Administration
Huron
W. C. Botkin
Retail Merchants Association of
Botkin
Elks Hall
Hotel Marvin
Hughitt
Aberdean
NRA
Affae
Minneapolis
Botkins
Land Bank Speeds Refinancing Work in South Dakota
Land Bank district review meeting at Hotel Marvin Hughitt spurs rapid expansion of appraisers for federal refinancing loans. About 31 appraisers designated to South Dakota and eight districts discussed training and efficiency under senior appraisers, with officials including Liggett Kopperud Haskell Hoeffner and Seidel emphasizing prompt handling of growing loan applications. Col. Lindbergh trip includes sightseing during northern air mapping tour.
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Fate Liggett
Federal Land Bank
Marvin Hughitt
South Dakota
Lars Bank
Missouri River
West River
Sigs Fett
Yard Bank
Landmark
Liggett
Andrew Kopperud
Omaha
A. M. Haskell
Huron
Wyoming
Fred Hoeffner
F. M. Geidel
Mr.Seidel
South
Weather outlook for Huron and vicinity and South Dakota
Unsettled and warmer tonight and Saturday for Huron and vicinity. South Dakota predicts somewhat unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with possible showers in the west portion and warmer readings tonight and in the east portion Saturday.
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Huron
South Dakota
West Portion
South Dakota approves $1.5 million public works plan
Pierre announces federal public works approval for six towns Chamberlain Mitchell Rapid City Aberdeer Hot Springs and Corona with a 70 30 cost share. Final examinations and federal final approval follow. Meetings set in Mitchell Huron Pierre Rapid City and State Game Lodge to consider further projects as board expands.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Federal Public Works Administration
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Rapid City
Abardeer
Hot Springs
Corona
Roberts County
School House
Public
S. H. Collins
Aberdeen
State Board
Collins
Huron
State Game Lodge
Bord
Hitchcock
Leon Wells
Cause Of School Blast Is Studied
WATERTOWN Aug 18 Deputies from the state fire marshal examined the Warvely consolidated school building badly damaged by dynamite. County officers continue an investigation to determine the explosion's cause. State's Attorney Ellsworth E Evans said taxes confiscate private property and several motives are under consideration as they search for the key to the blast.
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Watertown
Waverly Consolidated
Ellsworth E. Evans
California Fruit and Vegetable Labor Strife Prompts Wage Hikes
San Francisco reports regional wage increases as a prelude to a state-wide proposal. In Santa Clara valley a pear picker strike threatens rapidly ripening crops. Officials say five cent hourly raises are under consideration. current pay stands at two and a half cents per hour. Estimates of strikers range from 500 to 1,200 workers.
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San Francisco
California
Santa Clara Valley
Rum Boat Sunk By Shell Fire Off Delaware Bay
Alleged rum runner's 50 foot craft exploded and sank in Delaware bay near Howery Beach after shell fire from a pursuing coast guard cutter. Three men leaped into the water and were rescued. Prisoners named George Marshall 22 John Albery 46 both of Atlantic City and William Stolvay of Brooklyn.
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Wilmington
Del
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Howery Beach
George Marshall
John Albury
Atlantic City
William Stolvay
Brooklyn
Boland Placed On Works Committee
In Rapid City on August 8, Boland a Republican state senator was named to a three member public works advisory committee for the state. He did not know the other two members but expected his appointment to stand, with possible inclusion of Hitchcock and Leon P. Wells. The move follows recommendations from United States Senator Bulow and earlier Washington reports.
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Rapid City
John
Boland
Public Works Organization
United States
William Bulow
Herbert Hitchenck
Mitchell Democraant
Roosevelt
Mr. Boland
Roosevelt keeps inflation plans under study
President Roosevelt remains firm on inflation strategy with no immediate moves. Congressmen Smith and Jones urged non interest bearing treasury notes to meet obligations, while White House notes describe a cautious leveling of prices and continued monitoring of price charts. Two more firms, Central Radiator and Huron Millwork and Roofing, were added to the NRA list in Huron.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Smith
South Carolina
Representative Jones
Texas
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
NRA
Huron
Huron Millwork and Roofing Company
Clara Thompson Injured in Sidney Rodeo Accident
Clara Thompson a rider from Fort Worth Texas was injured during a Sidney Iowa rodeo last night. While attempting to pass beneath her falling horse she was struck by the animal and dragged, breaking her back. The accident raises concerns about her future in trick riding.
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Sidney
Clara Thompson
Fort Worth
Tex
Jobless In State To Be Registered
Pierre Aug 18 Reports received by H Collins director of federal unemployment service for South Dakota indicate that at least 22 counties have set up committees to supervise registration of unemployed. Counties listing committees include Hughes Lyman Tripp Gregory Jerauld Aurora Sanborn Minnehaha Hanson McCook Hutchinson Turner Lincoln Bon Homme Day Union Deuel Grant Roberts Day Marshall and Brown. Registration offices will open once blanks and supplies arrive from Washington.
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Pierre
H. Collins
Federal
South Dakota
Hughes
Lyman
Tripp
Gregory
Jerauld
Aurora
Sanborn
Minex
Hanson
McQook
Hutchinson
Turner
Lincoln
Bon Homme
Day
Union
Deu« 2
Grant
Roberts
Marshall
Brown
Washington
Collins
Epworth League Meets Broadland in Church Program
Broadland Epworth League members and parents gathered for a church program on August 18. The discussion titled What is a fair chance for all was led by John De Jong.
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Epworth League
Broadland
John de Jong
Roosevelt era plan hints at national industrial planning
A column discusses a hidden NRAs note in the National Recovery Act suggesting President Roosevelt could establish an industrial planning agency. It warns that tying wages and prices could trigger a broader socialization of industry, while Congress must grant authority for any formal planning. The piece critiques industrialists' clashes and notes timing before January reconvening.
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National Recovery Act
Congress
NHA
Eitreim to Aid Allotment Organization in County
Eitreim appointed as special representative of the Wheat Administration to help organize farmers for allotment benefit payments. Agent Roy Cave to coordinate township meetings while awaiting state instructions from Brookings. Eitreim, a South Dakota native, expects further county assignments after current work. His salary is paid by the administration and not drawn from allotment funds.
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M. Eitreim
Wheat Aintment Administration
Roy Cave
Eitreim
South Dakota
Vernon
Washington
Estreim
Cave
Brookings
Ings
Hutreim
Farmers May Sow 0 Per Cent Of Crop
Washington aug 1847 farm administrators said growers who sign wheat acreage reduction contracts this fall may sow at least 50 per cent of their average acreage from 1930 to 1922 without conflicting with contracts. Chester C Davis said allotments were 54 per cent of adjusted five year averages for 1928 1922 with a 20 per cent base limit. Secretary Wallace to announce exact reduction aug 24 after London conference seeks international curtailment.
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Washington
Chester C. Davis
Wallace
Immediate Start Sought On Relief in Beadle County
Beadle County commissioners hold a special meeting to discuss relief matters, unemployment relief projects, and beer license applications. A delegation was authorized to travel to Pierre to push for immediate action on relief. countywide bond election for 350000 noted if guaranteed government support. Licenses listed include B W Bennett Alfred N Anderberg B Tredway Everett L Smith Dean Frey with licensing rules for unincorporated areas.
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Beadle County
County Relief Committee
Pierre
B. W. Bennett
Dakota Avenue
Twenty~ Second Street
Alfred N. Anderberg
Huron
City Commission
French casualties rise in Adlas mountain warfare
Paris dispatches report 250 French soldiers killed in the past weeks as government troops move to clear rebel strongholds in the Adlas mountains. Thousands of insurgents have surrendered to about 25,000 troops engaged in the fighting.
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Paris
Adlas
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