General Coxey's South Dakota visit advocates cost money
General Jacob S Coxey, 76, arrives in Sioux Falls and plans a Monday speech at Epiphany in Miner County. He campaigns for monetary reform, proposing interest-free money and 25 year non-interest bonds to fund public works, claiming bank credit collapse causes the depression.
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Sioux Falls
Jacob S Coxey
Washington
South Dakota
Service’ Exchange
Miner County
Howard
Coxey
Congress
Massillon
Ohio
Mimariss
Carey
Bond Issue At Pierre Vegas Plans Power Plant
Pierre August 23 The city commission abandoned a $125 000 bond issue for a new municipal light and power plant after buyers refused it as dual use for water works and power. The panel chose $33 000 in emergency warrants to fund improvements and launched construction on a 355 000 power plant with two Diesel engines planned for delivery this year. A delayed payment contract was set for drilling an eight inch gas well to boost municipal gas supply.
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Pierre
J. E. Hipple
Iealayen
Emergency Freight Rates Start Monday
Emergency local freight rates to aid farmers whose crops were harmed by drought will take effect Monday on all shipments in Chicago area. The move targets relief for agricultural producers facing crop losses and rising storage costs amid dry conditions.
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Chicago
Western rail rate cuts for drought area stock and fodder
Western railroad traffic executives decide one third rate reductions on livestock shipped from drought areas and on hay and grain shipped in. The reductions apply to local rates only and exclude cattle sent to market. Cattle raisers may receive lower rates with drought certification by county agents.
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Chisago
Eastern and Southern
Western Railroad
Joint Services At Baptist Church In Sunday Evening
Members of the Baptist and Christian churches will unite in services at the Baptist church at eight o'clock Sunday evening. The Rev. Alfred Trenerxy and the Rev. W. H. Hardaker will lead. Christian church activities include Sunday school at ten and preaching at eleven at Seventh and Montana. Evangelistic meetings continue each evening at eight in the Baptist church.
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Baptist and
Christian Churches
Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerxy
W. H. Hardaker
The
Christian Church
Seventh
Montana
Kriebs Outlines Grazing Program For South Dakota
Pierre Aug 23 A preliminary survey of livestock feeding in South Dakota indicates capacity to feed about 40 000 cattle and 200 000 sheep. Montana will ship stock out due to shortages. Kriebs and Stafford describe needs and arrangements for moving stock within three to six weeks and note increased wild hay and pasture in South Dakota.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Montana
Frank .D. Kriebs
A. H. Stafford
Kriebs
Stafford
Mr. Kriehs
Opening Of KGDY Planned Formal Event
Huron radio station KGDY plans its formal opening with speakers including Dean C. Larsen from State college and Congressman Royal C. Johnson. Other participants include A H Everson and A W Tompkins, city and farm leaders, as the station inaugurates regular programs after two weeks of test broadcasts. KGDY operates at 1200 kilocycles with 106 watts, recently moved from Oldham.
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Dean Larsen
Brookings College
Frank D. Kriebs
State Agricultural Department
Royal C. Johnson
A. H. Everson
The
Farmers Union
A.W. Tompkins
Farm Bureau
Dean C. Larsen
T. Gitchell
Huron
George Sherman
Huron Chief of Commerce
Retail Merchants Association of Huron
KGDY
Oldham
Rain Improves Crop Prospects and Hoppers Move
Rain brightens fields turning dark green again and grasshoppers shift to other feeds. Threshing is delayed by wet weather but reports indicate progress will resume as conditions improve.
Heavy Rains Boost Crop Prospects Across Regions
Reports from Woonsocket and Highmore describe three inches of rain reviving pastures and alfalfa, aiding corn and wheat yields, with farmers planning winter rye and spring corn. Local farmers foresee a bumper crop as threshing winds down and harvest nears completion.
Drought Relief Prospects Brighten as Rains Boost Crops
Farmers report long hours of combining and threshing with grain hauled by trucks and trailers. Most fields escaped hail damage and yields look better than expected though bumper crops may not recur in Hyde County. A mid August rain of .15 inch aided pastures while late rains across Brookings State aided corn and flax, though heat and drought caused barren stalks and uncertain seed yields.
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Woonsocket
M. J. Helgeland
Hyde County
Borum
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Vegas
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Pete) Reinhart
Los Angeles
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St. Louis
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Mexico
Huron, South Dakota
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Frank
Royal
G. Johnson
Amorig - 2
Highmore
Wm. McDonald
Koon
Koepp
Office of
Chas
Arnold
Idaho Ave
Paris
Dependable Welding Service
Huron Welding Co
Second
Hudson
Rumble
America
French
Poland
Australia
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New Essex
Essex
Detroit
Motor Arcade
M. Eidsmoe Cwaise
Alpera Hitchcock Miller
Lawrence Woonsocket
Basham
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