Odell Ghost Town Revived By New Saw Mill Boom
Dec 26. Odell, a desolate ghost town seven miles east of Hot Springs, rebounds with a new saw mill by Fred Schuler on the Cheyenne river. Log crews, a starting school, and revived families mark a brief civilization return in the canyon basin once famed for white sandstone quarry work.
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Black Hills
Lamb Feeding in South Dakota Shows Gain
South Dakota's lamb and sheep feeding on December 1 point to a larger feeder market than a year ago. Federal statistician Joseph L. Orr reports increases in both the corn belt and western states with shipments to markets near record highs for November and a generally rising trend through July to November.
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Revive Flogging to Check Crime in England
Warily rising violence in England leads magistrates to revive flogging as a punishment. Leeds Liverpool Maidstone trials show judges ordering lashes at the Old Bailey and elsewhere to emphasize brutal deterrence against attackers and robbers.
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Wade Werner
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Foreign trade in 1929 highest in U S history
A government review notes 1929 created record foreign trade with exports rising to new highs and imports climbing sharply. Manufactured finished goods led gains with autos and machinery driving exports while for the first half cotton faded to remain a leading staple.
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Washington
United States
Department
Conditions in Ninth District Seen Improving With Slower Securities
George H. Prince of St. Paul, head of First Bank Stock Corp and controlling 73 banks, says ninth district business improves after a year of good results. He notes lower security prices may boost home buying, farm land purchases, and farm equipment spending while farmers hold back on marketing. He predicts easier money and renewed construction in small towns as activity reaccelerates.
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Farmers Object To South Dakota Paving Plan
Gregory December 26 At a Farmers Union meeting in Winner members voiced opposition to a state paving program. They declared they would not support paving until farm to market roads are completed.
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