Beadie County Farmers Seek Higher Incomes Through Budget Plans
A Beadie County farmers group met at Hotel Marvin Hughitt to study a model 320 acre farm budget by T B Thornton Roy and County Agent R A Care. The chart shows gross income 3260 with 1774 operating expenses and net 516 after 5 percent interest, noting higher incomes possible with better management. The plan allocates crops across 320 acres including fodder corn 2 acres corn 73 oats 12 barley 28 wheat 0 alfalfa 15 wild hay 25 pasture 100 other fields 20.
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Beadie County
Marvin Hughitt
T. 8
Thornton- Roy
Extension Department of State College
R.A. Care
Beadia County
Davy
Cave
Detectives to be tried in Faulkton court Monday
In Faulk county, the trial of Joe Wilshire and George Marlette is set to begin Monday in circuit court. They are charged with giving intoxicating liquor to minors after posing as detectives and aiding arrests of six individuals. Their homes are believed to be in Sioux City Iowa.
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Faulkton
Joe Wilshire
George Marlette
Faulk County
Sircuit Court
Sioux City
Iowa
Joe H. Bottum
Melvin ‘Horn
Post Office Funding Bill Names Cities in New Construction List
A bill from Chairman Elliott of the house public buildings committee proposes higher appropriations for post office construction naming beneficiaries including Pukwanza and Hot Pringe with receipts estimated between 80,000 and 200,000 dollars and 20,000 to 36,000 dollars respectively amid a broader funding push. The document references additional unclear lines and a quoted exclamation.
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Elliott
Washington
House Public Building Committees
Pukwanza
Aged Pastor Beaten Robbed by Lone Bandit Near Lake Andes
The 88 year old Reverend E H Brack was attacked and robbed of 1500 dollars on a farm 10 miles southwest of Lake Andes Sunday night. He challenged the intruder, was knocked unconscious, and authorities have no description of the assailant. Sheriff Carl Hammer led the search.
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Lake Andes
E. H. Brack
Brack
Gan
Mr. Brack
Sherif Carl Hammer
Lost Pilot Nelson Sought as Snow Strands Search
In Clarion Pennsylvania December 4 authorities extend the search for Thomas P. Nelson a pilot with National Air Transport. Nelson vanished Monday after a flight from Cleveland to a local airport where limited facilities hindered recovery. Snow blankets the area as W Smith district superintendent outlines square based search zones with three mile radii while forest rangers and farmers resume efforts in the snowy hills northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Clarion
Thomas P. Nelson
Air, Mail
Pennsylvania
Joe Creek Man Near Death From Exposure
In Decatur area Joe Creek, William Beck a bachelor farmer, is hospitalized in Pierre in serious condition from exposure after his car stalled on a country road. He walked for shelter, grew exhausted, and sat on the prairie until neighbors found him unconscious the next morning. Doctors hold slim hopes for recovery.
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Joe Creek
William Beck
Pierre
Will Name More Champions Today at Chicago Show
The International Livestock Exposition begins a new day as judges pick top entrants. Ellett Brown of Indiana secures the grand steer crown while I M Vogler of Alberta and Joseph H B Smarth of Manitoba receive top honors in corn and wheat categories. Maurice Butler of Sangamon County Illinois tops 1929 junior corn growers as fat stock events approach sale day and iowa plans join in the grand sale next morning.
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Gordon AL Sessions
Chicago
United ‘States
Canada
Australia
Agriculture -Dippert
Ellett Brown
H Club
Indiana
I. M. Vogler
Alberta
Joseph H.B. Smarth
Clarence Goecka
Page
Labor Leader James P Noonan Dies From Fire Burns
Washington reports James P Noonan 55 vice president of the American Federation of Labor and president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers died from burns after an early morning apartment fire believed started by a cigarette. Firemen found him on the floor beside a burning couch after a neighbor alerted them. He had attended the Round Power Congress in London in 1924 as the American Labor delegate.
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Washington
James PR. Noonan
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hill
Mr. Noonan
Wan
Round Power Congress
London
Weather report for South Dakota and Huron area
Tonight and Thursday fair across the region with continued mild temperatures. Tonight will be somewhat warmer than Thursday which turns colder especially in the northwest portion.
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Sasinas Huron
Thaureday
South Dakota
New Deal For Indians Seen In Budget Rise
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Wilbur's plan for a new deal for American Indians as Hoover's budget reveals total Indian affairs appropriations of 19 798 029 dollars, up more than 3 100 000. Increases fund schooling health and tribal services with aims to boost education employment and welfare while expanding water projects and agency buildings.
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Washington
Wilbur
Hoover
Ensaga
Wile Bar‘rald
Indian” Services
Wariei
Congress
Bar Department
Selfs
Indian Agency
Taurus Smiles As Gene Tunney Goes Classical 1
Gene Tunney writes of sailing aboard the steamship Teania on Thanksgiving day in 2928 returning from abroad with Mia. He recalls a rough voyage as Neptune tosses the vessel off Pola Istria and Hercules rock, noting the ship's table service and construction, and expressing pleasure in reaching home.
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Gene Tunney
Teania
Mia
Tunney
Misa Vulcania
Pola
Istria
Neptune
Halcyon
Epicurus
Eagle Scout to be Given Honor in Ogden Meeting
Ogden Chamberlain youth Berttin Chamberlain will receive the Eagle Scout badge at a 6:30 dinner at Hotel Marvin Hughitt in Ogden. He has been a member of Troop 5 in Huron since 1942 and earned the required merit badges and leadership to reach the rank.
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Ogden
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Lloyd Sherman
Milo Youel
Maurice Welting
Tulare
Elmer Clark
Stanley Sutton
Redfield
Eagle Scotty
W.c.“Beaselevre
William
de Smet
Mervin Cowling
Clark
A. F. Miller
Council
H. A. Hill
Scout
R. BL Hill
A. AL Hartwich
Court of Honor
C.K. Walktroop
Fred D. Graene
Ier
W. H. Sax
Olsbn
Mellon predicts good year in thirty with tax cut plan
Secretary Mellon formally submitted a tax reduction proposal to Congress citing a Treasury surplus and a strong 1923 year. He proposed lowering individual rates to 1.5 percent on the first 5,000, 2 percent on the next 4,000, and 4 percent above that, plus a 1 percentage point cut for corporations. He urged flexible rates tied to Treasury conditions and noted debt relief with stable receipts and expenditures in 1930 and 1931.
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Washington
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Angers
Busiress
Russia Rejects U S Peace Note As Unfriendly
Moscow vents amazement at U S note urging Kellogg pact observance and says it cannot accept it as friendly act. The Soviet memo, handed to the French envoy through Litvinoff, asserts no state may guard the pact and cites plans altering a disputed Chinese railway.
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Moscow
United States
Maurice Herbette
Maxim Litvinoff
Paris
Matthen
Nikolsk-Ussariisky
Vladivresisk
Washington
Warroad Arseseers Asressee
Mukden
Manchuria
Theate
Group of Nations
Russia
Hoover
Stimson
America
State Department
China
Comte
Healthiest Girl Swims Dances and Dates at 4-H Event
Florence Smock of Hustis, Florida is named Healthiest Girl in the United States by the 4-H club congress at age 17, weighing 129 pounds and 4 feet 11½ inches tall. Harold Deatline, 18, from Morgan County Indiana, is the wealthiest boy champion, 6 feet 8 inches tall and 150 pounds, active in farm work and long-time 4-H member.
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Chicago
United States
Hustis
Lake County
Florida
Florence
Harold
Deatline
Morgan County
Indiana
Atata ‘Shampions
Deartline
Fermi
Communist Army Raiders Reported in Kiangsi Province
Reports from Kiangsi province describe a so called communist army behaving as a bandit horde south of Fukien and northeast Kwantung. They allegedly entered Kangchow and looted two days, with about 100 officials and soldiers harmed. An American Catholic mission with 18 nuns and priests sought outside protection.
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Amos
Khhow
Kiangsi
Fukien
Kwantung Province
Monia
Kangchow
Genuy
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AMD Aorry
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Thesfian
Lyceum Theater
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Pennsylvania State College
James P. Noonan
Westher
Taurus
Eagle Scout
Ogden Chamberlain
Badge
Secretary OF Treasury
Ein Covak
Soviet Union
Peking
Liu
A. I. Emshanov
M Higmont
M. Emshanov
M. Eismont
Tsal Yun-Shertt
Mukdek
M. Simonovsky
Wash- Inston
Union
Red Cross
Martinsville
Indi
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