Plan study of fifth Midwestern States Tuberculosis conference
Sioux Falls editors report a planning committee met at the chamber of commerce to outline tentative arrangements for the fifth annual Midwestern States Tuberculosis conference to be held June 5 and 6. The committee includes H R Smith Chicago livestock exchange, H J Boyts Sioux City, W A Peck South St. Paul Livestock Exchange, Dr J G Wilson Pierre Bureau of Animal Industry, Dr W M Ray Pierre state veterinarian, Dr Ben Anderson Canton former secretary S D Veterinarian Medical association, Dr W E Donahue Sioux Falls city health officer, Dr W R B Laird Dr J A Young John Morrell and Company inspector, J Morrell Foster, Dr G S Weaver S D State College Extension, and Ralph Hartung Minnehaha county agent.
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Sioux Falls
Chamber of Commerce
H. R. Smith
Chicago
Livestock Exchange
H. J. Boyts
Sioux City
W. A. Peck
South St. Paul
Commission Livestock Exchange
J. G. Wilson
S. D. State College
Ralph Hartung
Minnehaha County
Repay Uncle Sam With Office Site
Nashville Mich post office offer of a free site from a Civil War veteran and Michigan Soldiers' Home inmate was declined by Postmaster General New. He said a special act of Congress would be needed to accept the gift and the current building is leased until 1935, preventing a move.
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Uncle Sam
Shington
Nashville
Mich
Michigan Soldiers’ Home
New
Large Pork Supply Averts Meat Shortage in 1928
Washington reports the agriculture department bureau of animal industry concluded a large pork supply averted a possible meat shortage in 1928. Production rose with hog and lamb slaughter up while beef slaughter fell. Pork output increased by 54 million pounds from 1927, with lamb and mutton up 24 million pounds and beef slaughter down 74.4 million pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Bureau
Chief Tamasese Sentenced to Six Months for Tax Evasion
Lamusese, leader of the Samoa Native League, was jailed for six months in New Zealand for contempt after disobeying a court order to pay taxes. His arrest triggered an attack on police in Tamase’s village, wounding three people. a habeas corpus writ was dismissed by the New Zealand Supreme Court.
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Apia
Lamusese
Mav
Samoa Native League
New Zealand
Wtry
Tamasese
Islands Stricken By Pneumonic Influenza
Pneumonic influenza spreads across Rotuma Futuna and Wallis in the New Caledonia group in the South Pacific causing 101 deaths. The three islands have a combined population around 3,200 and escaped the 1928 visitation, unlike neighboring areas heavily hit in 1918.
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Rotuma
Futuna
Wallis Islands
New Caledonia
South Pacific
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County and Huron
Beadle County Abstract and Title Co transfers Edward A Pugsley to Earl B Pugsley for $1 lot 7 block 1 Beadle and Dickinsons Addition to Huron. W HL and Vesta Bush transfer to Henry P Goon for $1 lots 17 to 28 block 8 Fishers Addition to Huron. Y Boon transfers to William H H and Huron for $1 NEY 24-111.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Edward A. Pugsley
Earl B. Pugsfuren
Ne & Dickinson
St Huron
W. HL
Vesta Bush
Henry P. Goon
Huron
Fishers
Y Boon
William HH
Gann Valley Receives Daily Mail After Road Opening
Gann Valley gains daily mail service from Woonsocket as the highway to town opens. The daily mail for a week reached the city Tuesday after roads were blocked, marking the completion of the last state road segment needed for regular service.
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Gann Valley
Woonsocket
Stimson Declines Formal Tokyo Invitation
Manila February 22. Governor General Henry L. Stimson replied to Baron Tanaka that he cannot attend formal or official functions in Tokyo but would dine informally. Stimson, who plans to sail soon, is expected to join President Hoover's cabinet on his return to the United States.
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Stimson
Manila
Baron Tanaka
Tokyo
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Hoover
Search for bodies in Grand Canyon narrows down to two men
Grand Canyon Arizona February 22 searchers probe one mile deep gorge for Fred Johnson a government ranger and Glenn Sturdevant Grand Canyon National Park naturalist injured yesterday in Morn Creek rapids two miles below Bright Angel trail. Chief Ranger James P Brooks was also swept into the current but reached shore after a long surge.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Fred Johnson
Glenn Sturdevant
Morn Creek Rapids
James P. Brooks
Woman attributes recovery to Sargon remedy
Mrs. Alex Bartnet of 2210 Twenty second Ave Minneapolis says three bottles of Sargon cured a decade of indigestion nerves headaches and constipation. She reports better sleep energy appetite and weight gain and urges others to try the product available from Longstaff Drug Co Hitchcock D.C. Hobart and McKay Bros. in Weasington.
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Ahova
Alex Bartnet
Twenty- Second Ave
Minneapolis
Huroc
Longstaff Drug Co
Corner Drug Store
Hitchcock
D.C. Hobart
Weasington
McKay Bros
Adv
Huron sets 3000 quota for Salvation Army drive
Huron officials announce a 3000 dollar quota for the Salvation Army home service appeal. The drive expands to Beadle and Jerauld counties under the Huron Elks lodge with quotas in Wessington, Wolney, Hitchcock, Cavour, Yale, Virgil, Broadland, Bonilla and Sheffield in Beadle county and Wessington Springs, Alpena and Lane in Jerauld county.
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Huron
Salvation Army Home Service
Beadle County
Jerauld County
Huron Elks Lodge
Wessington
Wolney
Hitchcock
Cavour
Yale
Virgil
Broadland
Bonilla
Sheffield
Wessington Springs
Alpena
Lane
Delegates Named for Huron Conference by De Smet Society
Mary Dyar and William Bescelieyre are named as delegates of the De Smet Christian Endeavor society for the young people's conference at Huron, to be held Saturday and Sunday. The local society meets at the Congregational church with a six o'clock Sunday luncheon followed by a meeting.
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Huron
DE Smet
Mary Dyar
William Bescelieyre
de Smet Christian Endeavor Society
Young People’s Society
Congregational Church
Leopold placed in solitary confinement at Joliet prison
Nathan Leopold, deemed a metreathee, was moved to solitary confinement in the Joliet state penitentiary after prison authorities found he had built a stove in his cell and was cooking midnight meals using alcohol filched from prison ration shops.
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Nathan Leopold
Joliet
Leopold
Bobby Franka
Lindbergh and Morrow Marriage Question Mentioned
A statement praises the engagement as fitting for Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Morrow while noting the speaker’s own marriage to Miss Florence Trumbull, planned at Governor Trumbull’s executive mansion, with no date given.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne’ Morrow
Florence Trumbull
Governor Trumbull
Walker and Willis Fight Today in Middleweight Bout
San Francisco February 22 workshop reports Mickey Walker the champion and Jack Willis of San Antonio Texas set to clash in a ten round middleweight bout this afternoon. The fight aims for title significance or at least a high profile showdown.
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San Francisco
Mickey Walker
Jack Willis
San Antonio
Texas
Slugfest Rematch Hints at Classic Rivalry
A year after a non-title brawl the pair prepare for a headline bout. Both fighters are ready to push pace and trade heavy blows from start to finish in what promises a dramatic showdown.
Funeral for Spink County Pioneer Mrs Hunt Held
Spink county mourns 79 year old Mrs D N Hunt the first white settler to reach Spink county with funeral held in Redfield on Wednesday. Hunt came to the county in 1879 and was honored as a pioneer in local history. Gann Valley basketball notes report loss to Plankinton and upcoming game with Wessington Springs.
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Spink County
Redfield
D N. Hunt
Gann Valley
Cagers
Wessington Springs
Plankinton
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C. R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Melo
John Coolidge
New York
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Willis
North
Mosinee
the Economic Paper
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The
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