First Securities Corporation Formed By Major Bank Subsidiary
Major Minnesota bank announces the organization of the First Securities Corporation a $6 million capital entity with a $2.5 million surplus to operate as a nationwide investment firm. It will absorb securities activities of First Saint Paul and First Minneapolis, with headquarters in Saint Paul and Minneapolis and branches across Northwest states. Sates and distribution will run from Saint Paul and Minneapolis to reach eastern Minnesota Wisconsin upper Michigan Montana and western Minnesota North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
of & New
Ie First Bank
Stock Corporation
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
C. T. Patiay
First Securities Corporation
First Saint Paul Company
First ‘Minneapolis
First National Banks of
St. Paul
Saint Paul
Northwest
Serice
New
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Montana
North
South Dakota
Beams Good as Rotating Crop in Ardmore Area
Ardmore December 27. C W W Mathews Ardmore experimental division station superintendent says beans are a good rotation crop with small grain. They may yield about 7.5 bushels per acre in west South Dakota with variations up to 20 bushels and require clean cultivation to avoid soil plowing. Mathews recommends Great Northern beans as best for western South Dakota and notes higher price than pintos.
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Ardmore
C. W W. Mathews
Mathews
South Dakota
Great Northern
Navy
Weeds killed by chemical treatment in Clay county fields
Nine teen Clay county farmers used calcium chlorate under County Agent La. Eberlein to control field bindweed Canada thistle leafy spurge and creeping jenny. Two applications killed about 90 percent of weeds in treated plots at a cost of 2642 cents per 100 square feet. Results favored pasture land, but heavy use sterilized soil temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Clay County
Mt la
A. Eberlein
4-H Club Raises Membership Age to Twenty
Howard December 27 4 H club extends eligibility for members not yet 26 before January 1. Formerly 19, the change follows Miner county agent W. F. Jones noting South Dakota lag behind other states with higher age limits. The minimum age is ten?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
W. Jones
Miner County
South Dakota
Lead Mine Inc Incorporation Filed at Tulare Missouri
Pierre December 21 Howell Development Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The firm will maintain a business office at Tulare Missouri and intends to develop a lead mine in Howell county with capital of 25000 dollars. Directors are W C Wagner W A Tubandt J Glen Richards James P Paulsen all of Tulare and C W Walker of Redfield S Dg Bd.
Foreign students at South Dakota university total thirteen hundred twenty
Thirteen hundred twenty of the 1500 students enrolled at the University of South Dakota from December 2, 1928, to December 1, 1929 were residents of South Dakota. Students represented 25 states and three foreign regions, led by Iowa with 30 and Minnesota with 20, plus Newfoundland, the Philippine Islands, and Hawaii among foreign attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
H. W.frankenfeld
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Montana
Newfoundland
Phillipine Islands
Hawaii
Arizona
California
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Braska
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Dragon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Texnington
Wisconsin
Wyounox
Yankton Leads in Cow Testing in South Dakota
Yankton cow testing associations led all South Dakota groups in November by averaging 22 pounds butterfat per cow across 248 cows in 23 herds. Roy C. Hoffieck’s Craft association herd topped individuals at 41.4 pounds per cow, with high herds listed for Armour, Yankton, Brookings, Castlewood, and others. statewide average was 19.3 pounds across 4,125 cows in 11 associations reporting.
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Brookings
Yankton
South Dakota
G. Heebink
State College
Roy C. Hoffieck
Craft Association
John Lindner
l-Armour
L. D
Black Hills
J. EB. Lindgren
Minnehaha
Mitchel Armour
Marshall
Day-Brown
Lake
Grant
Hamlin
East Day
Ty Black Fills
Brookings-Moody
Castlewood
Mionelaha
Christmas Eve Fire Injures Yankton Man
George Saunders, a elderly Yankton barber, suffered severe burns on Christmas Eve when a heater explosion started a fire at the J. W. Shutelt home. He reportedly ignited kerosene on hot coils, setting his clothing ablaze. a fur coat likely saved his life. Fire damage remained confined to one room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhsanron
Deco
George Saunders
J. W. Shutelt
Saunders
Cavour Christmas Program Nets $52 for School
In Richland township Boetell school pupils staged a Monday evening Christmas program and basket social. Under teacher Miss Ruth Franzene the event raised 52 dollars to fund school equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Boetell
Richland Township
Ruth Franzene
Tables Out Of Hot Springs Bar Top In The High School
A bar top from Hot Springs once used for vice in a local saloon has been repurposed into two mahogany library tables. The 2 foot by 18 inch piece was crafted by high school students Hand Oliver Phillips and Sherman from the manual training department.
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Hot Springs
Thea Bodega
Oliver Phillips
Sherman
Ani
Poultry And Rabbit Show Planned For January 6 to 10
Brookings reports the Haste Sent Dakota Poultry association announces its seventh annual poultry and rabbit show to be held January 6 to 10 at the States College judging pavilion. The event features exhibits from local farms and 4H participants, with judging and awards planned across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Dakota Poultry Association
States College
Adams Praises State Chamber of Commerce Vision
J P Adams former president of the South Dakota State Chamber praises the chamber as the state business body, notes that 40 percent of laws affecting business originate at the state level, and cites three program phases: expanding processing industries, boosting tourism, and raising wealth production toward a billion-dollar goal. He highlights agricultural conferences and tax research, urging unity among South Dakota business leaders to increase prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. P. Adams
South Dakota
Amelia
State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce urged for state growth
A speaker praises the program for the development of South Dakota and calls on citizens to support and cooperate with the state chamber of commerce as vast growth is anticipated. The message highlights farming, owners, and diversified agriculture as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
State Chamber of Commerce
Min er 4-H Members Attend Junior Short Course
Howard December 24 More than 20 4-H club members from Miner county attend the Junior short course at State college opening today Eight members won trips for outstanding work while the rest pay their own way Miner county club will present a skit in hopes of earning a banner for the event Individuals from the county will participate in seven judging contests including livestock dairy cattle crops poultry canning clothing and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Howard
Miner County
State College
H. M. Tores
Vimémberg
Wind Cave Exhibits Planned for State Fairs
Frost work and box work from Wind Cave will be shown at state highway commission exhibits at fairs and expositions nationwide. A P Burtch, superintendent of markings, and A J Snyder, Wind Cave superintendent, announce the first collection since 1903, arranged with Interior Department permission. The displays will travel to many counties, offering sightseers a chance to view the cave formations and mining of Wind Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind Cave
State Highway Commission
A. P. Burtch
A.J. Snyder
Department of Interior
Poultry Firm Buys Over Thirteen Thousand Pounds
Oldham December 27. A single produce firm purchased 13 051 pounds of live poultry, IL8 records show. The purchase reflects a substantial livestock trade move in the region indicating steady demand for poultry products and wholesale activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldham
Twa & S& Ree
IL8
Real estate transfers in Huron and Flora Ind districts
Seadlg County Abstract lists Clara Stammer transferring to Oak Sav Loan Co Huron for 1 dollar Lot 10 Block 1 Lewis Add Huron Raymond G King to Ed I King Flora Ind for 1 dollar SH 1-424-110-61 NW 1-429-110-69 Park A Hook to Lula Mae Hook Huron for 1 dollar Lot 2 Replat of Lots 10 11 12 and 13 Fisher's Addition to Haren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seadlg County Abstract & Title Co
Clara Stammer
Oak. Sav. & Loan Co
Huron
Lewis
Huron Pierre Bus Service Timetable Update
Train connections link Huron and Pierre with the Wolsey line. Northbound from Wolsey departs 3 38 p m reaches Pierre by 7 00 p m. Return from Pierre departs 6 29 a m connects with Wolsey South at 10 20 a m and reaches Huron by 10 45 a m.
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Ing
Woledy
Pierre
Wolsey
Huron
Year 1929 politics loom in upcoming elections
Observers scan the 1929 political year to forecast Congress outcomes. Key issues include the tariff revision controversy, the Virginia governor race, and how northern anti Smith coalitions and southern gains may reshape the House and Senate balance in the next November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. West
Associated Presa Star
Washington (P
Senate
Chanse of Representatives
Virginia
Old Dominion
Hoover
South
Republi
Dixie
Kentucky
New York City
Republican unity splits over tariff in Senate bloc formation
In Indiana and beyond, Republicans face a split as a northern bloc led by Borah Idaho and Brookhart Iowa forms with Democrats against the tariff. A new Young Bloc of administration senators presses for action, while Shouse and Huston coordinate party strategy and public statements amid looming electoral contests.
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Indiana
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Brooknart
Tawa
Hooter
LaFodetta
Norris
Congress
Jouett Shouse
Washington
Clnaadius H. Huston
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
Shouse
Jain J. Ragkob
Democratic National Committee
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Ninth Reserve District
To ‘Place
Lead Mine
Tulare
U.S. D
Adams
State Chamber
Huron - Pierre -Bus
Fairmont
the Fairmont. Creamery CO
Amfbience
Wehr
Ash
Mothera
Istus
Westinghouse
Dr . Bahoe
Macie
the New
Bell Bakery
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