No Change In Farm Incomes in Ninth District
Minneapolis December report shows November cash income from seven key farm products near November last year at 22.3 million, with gains in potatoes dairy products and hogs versus 1933. Flax same as last year. bread and durum wheat and rye below 1933. District business activity rose after seasonal adjustment. retail and banking metrics improved, with check clearings highest since 1929 and freight carloadings index highest since 1931.
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Transformation and reorganization of Republicans in Congress
The piece discusses Republican lawmakers reshaping themselves to align with New Deal-era priorities, with many set to vote on soldiers bonuses and social programs. It notes a drift toward more liberal positions, a diminished conservative bloc, and scrutiny of federal figures while highlighting party dynamics and internal reforms.
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Report on South Dakota highway funds ends July 1 1934
Pierre South Dakota highway department shows 1933 34 fiscal year receipts of 5 649 101 and disbursements of 5 343 787 55 with a fund balance of 883 678 42. The report notes reliance on maintenance over new construction and aims to build a larger balance to qualify for federal aid after July 4 1935. It lists revenue sources 2453 percent gasoline tax 958 percent motor vehicle licenses 54 percent federal aids and other sources. Maintenance cost 2 390 282 20 25 percent of expenditures with overhead and engineering at 560 230 7 53 percent. The report excludes 1 480 997 45 in relief and civil works disbursements.
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Local Firm Forms Incorporation in Mitchell
Secretary of State records show Shape of Distinction Inc incorporated in Mitchell with $25,000 capital. Incorporators listed include R. D. Geyerman of Madison and J. E. Geyerman along with B. A. Gryceman and F. J. Geyerman of Mitchell.
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R. D. Geyerman
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J. E. Geyerman
B. A. Gryceman
F. J. Geyerman
Cattle Buying To Reopen In Potter County
Potter county will reopen the cattle buying program under the agricultural adjustment administration today. County has been allotted 11 600 dollars to purchase about 80 head. A committee led by John McMaster and Dr Melody will select cattle in greatest distress due to limited funds.
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Methodist church hosts mother son banquet in Gettysburg
The Methodist church in Gettysburg sponsors a mother son banquet set for Tuesday evening December 18. A special program is planned after the meal with a toast by the mistress of ceremonies.
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Hostess Hosts Evangelical Women's Union Christmas Exchange
Mrs. August Hofemann hosted the Evangelical Women's Union at her Tulare home on December 17. Following the business meeting, the exchange of Christmas gifts was enjoyed by guests. Lunch was served at the close of the afternoon.
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Mystery play “Tiger House” staged by Gann Valley class
A three act mystery comedy titled Tiger House was performed by a Gann Valley high school cast under Margaret Palmer. The lineup included Florence Desperdange Ralph Stewart Lolita Garvin Eleanor Knight Horace Snyder Milam Abernathy Charles Jenzen Darlene Farnsworth Franklin Knight and Ruth Krog.
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Tiger House
Gann Valley High School
Margaret Palmer
Florence Desperdange
Ralph Stewart
Lolita Garvin
Eleanor Knight
Horace Snyder
Milam Abernathy
Charles Jenzen
Darlene Farnsworth
Franklin Knight
Ruth Krog
Masons And O E S Install Officers In Wellington Springs
Special A. F. & A. M. lodge No. 87 and Vesper chapter No. 91 held a joint public installation in Wellington Springs. R Luck served as installing officer for the Masons and J. J. Carson acted as marshal. Mrs. Carson presided for the Stas and Mrs. Clif McVey served as marshal. OES officers installed include Floyd Bundsy as worthy patron and Mrs C W Tiede as associate patron among others with W. C. Bidleman and Mrs R J Cock named for additional roles.
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R Luck
Masons
J.J. Carson
Marshall
J. Carson
Stas
Mra
Clif McVey
O. IE. S
Floyd Bundsy
C. W. Tied
Secretaries and officers listed for Masonic event
A lengthy roll of names and offices appears for a Masonic gathering, naming secretary treasurer conductress associate conductress marshal organist chaplain Adah Ruth Esther Mire Martha warder sentinel and other officers. A past matrons presentation to Mrs Carson follows with a violin solo by Mrs Barreett Lowe and piano by Mrs RB Cook. Lunch ends the program served by a long volunteer committee including Mrs Buck Bidleman Buck Arnold and others.
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Mrrs
Harry Jansen
Henry Anderson
W. C. Bidleman
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Helen McNeil
Lloyd Rhodes
A. E. Raebel
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Clifford McVey
Ruth
C. E Pippin
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Mire
C. J. Webb
Martha
Delmar Bubl
EL R Buck
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Robinson
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Cook
E. R. Buck
Louise Buck
Lorne Arnold
Viola Shaw
Leigh McDonald
F. H LeValley
Roy Duxbury
J. W. Faster
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