Opening Day Hog Buy At Yard For Government Program
The National Stockyards in East St. Louis processed 600 to 700 small pigs in the opening four hours of the pork surplus reduction program. Shippers sought selling permits from FL 0. Gibson as officials limited pigs under 8 pounds initially to ease tankage. The yard plans to meet a weekly and five week quota until permits allow fuller shipping.
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Armour Yards
A. E. Danielson
Gibson
Mr. Gibson
ST. Louis
Ill
Encephalitis Case Reported In Huron
Keith Snow of 926 Wisconsin avenue southwest was under a physician's care today with a malaise diagnosed as encephalitis. Dr H W Griffith county health officer said the case is under observation amid the St Louis area outbreak but shows no sleeping sickness symptoms. He emphasized no reason for local alarm and no proven relation to the St Louis outbreak.
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Keith Snow
Wisconsin
Avenue
BM. Snow
H. W. Griffith
St Louis
Griffith
St. Louis
Weather Outlook for Buren Vicinity and South Dakota
Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with rising temps into Tuesday. South Dakota may see unsettled periods in the southwest with warmer Tuesday ahead.
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Buren
South Dakota
St Louis Children to Start School Amid Epidemic
St Louis officials announce that children will return to classes despite the encephalitis outbreak. Dr Henry Gerling notes few children infected and school rooms offer protection. a local resident reports seeing an insect resembling the tse tse fly, raising concerns of sleeping sickness.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Henry Gerling
William Godin
Africa
Godin
Borneo
Poultry Feed Relief Planned for Drought Areas
Readla County Farm Holiday association led by Dre C. S Betts reports a governor's feed committee carload of corn for drought struck poultry in western Kingsbury and northeastern Beadle counties. The plan aims to aid livestock amid the drought with distribution expected after arrival in Iroquois. Governor Berry prioritizes state purchases of hay before outside sources, noting oat hulls and protein content concerns.
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Betts Haz
Iroquois
Peerre
Wth
South Dakota
Oat Hulls
Tom Berry
Berry
Sta’ ST
South
Myers To Attend Diversion Parley With Huron Delegation
Paul K. Myers secretary of the Huron Chamber of Commerce will represent Huron at a meeting near Rapid City. Mayors farmers and firm representatives carry letters urging completion of the Missouri river prairies and support for a special public works appropriation. South Dakota and North Dakota regional representatives plan to attend with delegations from oral towns and cities.
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South Dakotae
Procare
Disposition Of America's Wheat Surplus Still Is Major Problem
Washington August 25 With the agricultural adjustment program in flux and export drives faltering the wheat surplus remains a major issue. Officials debate speeding acreage cuts while two key producing regions face large exportable surpluses. The export program slows and farmers eye higher prices prompting expansion of plantings. A London agreement study delays subsidies as China seems tentative and U S exports may fall short of targets.
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America
ROY_F. HENDRICKSON
Washington
Ameri
Condon
Agriculture Department
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Jpast
Ani
China
Immedi
Ee Uy
Bureau ‘of Agricultural Economics
Gurplug
Plans to Extend State Work Camps in South Dakota
Governor Berry announced plans to continue conservation camps at Pierre, Lake Andes, and Watertown for six more months after receiving authority from Washington. The plan aims to provide permanent winter housing for workers, possibly in buildings, with current camps housing about twenty men.
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Pierre
Lake Andes
Watertown
Sinter
Tom Berry
Washington
Berry Gaid W.ix-Alex
Builings
Campé
Germany Bound To Keep Saar Says Leaders
Berlin reports chant by Adolf Hitler to a crowd of 200000. He vows Germany will not renounce its claims to the Saar and predicts restoration of the region in 1935 despite French opposition. He says Germany does not want war but treaties must bind all parties.
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Germany
Saar
Berlin
Hitler
France
Chan- Seeilor
Barber War At Deadwood Delayed
Barbers of Deadwood clash with the state barber examining board as injunction hearing is postponed. S. H. Mundell seeks $1,400 and a permanent injunction, arguing the board's operating method is unequal. The dispute began about a year ago when the supreme court faced a demurrer.
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Deadwood
Barbers of
Barber Examining ‘Board
S.H. Mundell
Harber
State Board
Hig
Ueans
Mundell
Arber
Taxation Director L. E. Corey Suffered Stroke in Yankton
L. E. Corey state director of taxation near Yankton suffered a moderately severe stroke and was hospitalized at Sacred Heart. Doctors said he was conscious but the exact condition remained unclear. Corey, born 1880, was a prominent figure in South Dakota tax policy and helped draft the gross income tax bearing his name.
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Yankton
L. E. Corey
L. EB. Corey
Sacred Heart Hospital
Corey
Wagner
Wagner Over the Week-End?" and. Had Stopped Here Briefly Enroute Back To “Plame
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Pierre
William Schumach
Mery
Schumacher
South
Dakota
State Chamber, of Commerce
Berry
Mirk Corey
Lynxville
Lake’ Andes
Wan
Charles County
Rumor on stock scandal and boycott campaign in Washington
In Washington on August 27 rumors circulated about a stock market scandal involving a government official. Officials publicly denied involvement but a boycott threat against a key figure grew, reflecting broader political tensions in the capital.
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Washington
Citywide NRA Drive Plans Roll Out In Huron Campaign
A large staff under E H Bruemmer organizes a city canvass to enroll every household in Huron in the national blue eagle NRA movement. Leo Temmey leads an educational squad while H C Lampe directs 12 district canvassing teams with major and madam major coordinators guiding captains and 15 district staffs.
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E H. Bruemmer
Huron
NRA
Leo A. Temmey
H.C. Lampe
Mra
CIA Lafterty
Jmadamn
Jmajors
Bewedtmer
B. RF. Pitt
John Fuglsang
Merrill Coursey
C. N. White
George Campbell
Guy’ Oviatt
Ey. C
McKenzie
A L. Weir
Ruth Rae
Co. S. Laughlin
Catain
Dr.k." Scruby
B. B.nceugott
Rutherford
Opie
W. H. Olsei
G. C. Green
Flossie
Larson
Po McK
Leo McDermott
A. HL Schulte
J.-L. Decker
Moley to Edit Weekly as Hull Resigns from White House
Raymond Moley will edit a new weekly national brain trust publication while resigning from his Columbia University post effective September 7. Vincent Astor and Moley denied any face saving motive, saying the move follows a planned journalistic project and a long collaboration on policy ideas.
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Raymond Moley
National Brain Trust
Vincent
Astor
Columbia University
Department
Bull
Moley
Roosevelt
Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
Opor
New. York
Vincent Aster
Rayround
Astor's
Reading
the. Morning Papers
Molex
Sigslant
State Department
Sal Jay
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