Cooperation Urged To Fix Radio Interference In Hur
Dr. C S Betts chair radio league urges Hur residents to remove devices causing interference under the new radio ordinance. He seeks a part time interference tracer and explains common sources from oil burners to hair dryers. offers simple tests and recommends filters to quiet equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Betts
Radio League
Huron
League
Elmer Griffith
Universal Motors
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
Mr. Griffith
Start Of Economic Outlook Talks In Beadle County
R A Cave county agent leads a series of outlook meetings on agricultural topics including demand labor credit and equipment in Beadle County with input from the Federal Farm Board and state extension staff. The first session was in Sand Creek and others follow in Fairfield Murray and Bonilla with plans for further meetings. These outlook reports provide national and local market trends to guide farmers in planning production and marketing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Cave
Beadle County
Mr. Cave
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Colleges and Extension Services
Federal Farm Board
Sand Creek Township
Fairfield Township
Murray School
Huron
Bonilla
Senate Plans Night Sessions to End Tariff Debate
Senate leaders backed extended daily work hours from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. until a tariff vote. The plan aims to speed passage despite failed attempts at restricting debate. A lumber duty amendment and shingles schedule questions loom as the session extends late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Jones
Republican
Senate approves 25 percent duty margin on Jones amendment
The senate has agreed to a duty of 25 percent approved by ready voted, by a comfortable margin, to the house. The George Rogers Clark Memorial and the shingles free list are mentioned in relation to the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Clark
Northwest
United States
Congss
F.C. Hirons
F. W. Meller
New York City
Farm board plan outlines national livestock network
A proposed farm board plan would create a $1,000,400 national livestock market association to coordinate sales and standardize grades. It would also launch a $5,000,000 feeder finance corporation and subsidiaries for publishing and order buying, with credit lines via regional firms. Ratification requires two thirds of cooperatives. 300 million dollars in annual cooperative business cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
Livestock Cooperative Sales Associations
Stone
Farm Board
Livestock Market Association
National Feeder and Finance Corporation
National Livestock Publishing Association
National Order
Feeder End Finance Corporation
National Marketing Association
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Griffith
City Electrician
Radio Department
Cave
Farm Outlook
Heinz
Heinz Large Peanut Butter Heinz
Union Cooperative Assn
Dakota Ave
Dak
Calmenson Clothing Co
Aberdeen
Watertown
Fargo
Fashion
New Spring
Red Owl
Arco Coffee
del Marz
van Camp
Campbell’s Soups
Jap Rose
Heeps Sxia Clear
Ararskd Brill
Brignt & Cran
Pkas
Gr Aderees
Haddock
George No. 1
Market
Dakota
South
Corner
Third & Wis
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