Pointed dip in hog and wheat prices ends in new year
BROOKINGS Jan 5 A state extension specialist says the low point for hog and wheat prices has passed at the start of the new year. He notes declines in corn and butterfat, with cattle and lamb markets varying by supply and timing, and predicts a seasonal hog price rise later winter and spring.
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Brookings
W. F. Schnidt
State Collega Extension Services
South Dakota
Schnidt
Gchnaidt
Still Hunt for Farm Laborer Near Conde
Search for James Meyers, a farm hand who vanished with an International one ton truck last Saturday revived after a trunk was found 20 miles south of Conde near Crocker, by Sheriff Floyd Bradley of Spink County. Meyers had been employed by A. H. Shrute, a farmer six miles east of Conde. the truck belonged to Mr. Schultz.
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Conde
James Meyers
Crocker
Floyd Bradley
Spink County
Meyers
A. Hy Srhuite
Here
Schultz
Canary Cordyke World Champion Butter Fat Cow Toasted
The world's champion butter fat cow Canary Cordyke was toasted at a banquet in Morose Jaw Saskatchewan attended by minister C M Stamton and 200 agriculture figures. The Holstein Friesian cow produced 1080 pounds butter fat in 305 days and 26396 pounds milk in the same period, was bought by the Saskatchewan government for 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Thompson
C. M. Stamton
Saskatchewan
Trusty Small Rifle Used To Kill Two Deer
In Omatilla Ohio Jan 5 a tale tells of Robert Maxwell a year old boy armed with a 22 caliber rifle who went on a hunting expedition with a family member. He reportedly killed two buck deer with two shots near the home scene.
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Omatilla
Pla
Robert Maxwell
Robert
Lisaga
Three Seek Citizenship Papers Filed in Redfield
Three petitions for citizenship papers were filed today with Spink county clerk of courts R. H. Schakle. The applicants are John I. Sten of Redfield, and Harry B. Anderson and Anthony B. Anderson of Brentford.
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Redfield
R. H. Schakle
Spink County
Wee John I. Sten
Harry
Anderson
Anthony $. Anderson
Brentford
Fugate Settles $76 Check With $20 Extra Payment
George Fugate of Orient paid about $95 in a New Year settlement for a $76 check given to County judge P L Alexander as payment of a driving while intoxicated fine. He was under a one year driving prohibition and was halted in justice court by Sheriff Floyd Bradday, with costs assessed by Justice Arthur Moriarity.
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George Fugate
Orient
Fugate
P. L. Alexander
Floyd Bradday
Arthur Moriarity
Kingsbury County Commissioners Adjourn for Yearly Meeting
Kingsbury County board of commissioners adjourned here yesterday to resume Tuesday the annual organization. They completed an inventory of the county farm and county road equipment during the session.
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DE ‘Smet
Kingsbury County Board of Commissioners
Death Ends Man’s Life Plan in lodging house
New Orleans Jap. 9. A 63 year old man L. A. Benner once interpreter to General Pershing and itinerant Baptist missionary died in a room at St. Charlies street lodging house. The coroner ruled death by natural causes though a note stated he had decided to end it.
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New Verleans
of & St. Charlies
L. A
Miller Doctor Heads Society
J. C. Hagen, a Miller physician, elected president of the Huron district Medical Society at the annual meeting after a 6:30 dinner in the Marvin Hughitt hotel. Other officers named for 1929 include W. H. Sexton as vice president, W. H. Griffiths secretary treasurer, W. L. Mattlock G. W. Launspach and R. A. Buchanan censors, O. R. Wright counselor, with B. B. Taylor named delegate to the Mitchell summer state meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hagen
Huron District Medical Society
Marvin Hughitt
W. H. Sexton
Huron
W. H. Griffiths
W. L. Mattlock
G. .W. Launspach
R. A. Buchanan
Wessington
O. R. Wright
Mitchell
Former Mitchell Banker Dies in Los Angeles
Louis Welch 48, once secretary of the State Bankers Association and former president of the First National Bank of Mitchell, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. He left Mitchell four years ago for La Salle, Illinois, then moved to California about a year ago seeking health. Survived by widow five children two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Mitchell
Jan
Louis
J. ‘Welch
State Bankers’ Association
First National Bank of Mitchell
Los Angeles
Welch
la Salle
California
Weather Week Outlook for Upper Mississippi and Plains
Weather forecast covers upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, northern and central Great Plains. Unsettled conditions with snow early in the week, then warming in the south, and another unsettled period with snow toward the end. Temperatures rise first in the south, then near or above normal later, with cooler in the north midweek.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Rickard Faces Serious Crisis in Miami Beach
Miami Beach, Fla. Jan 5. Promoter Rickard remains critically ill after surgery for a gangrenous appendix. Bulletin from Dr. E. H. Adkins notes slight improvement. pulse 128, temp 102.4, prognosis uncertain within hours. News reports from Havana and Mayo conflict on prognosis. Only Mrs Rickard and attendants are allowed in the room.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Rex Rickard
E. H. Adkins
New York
Miamy
Tex Hickard
E.H. Adkins
Rickard
Fistiana
Cuba
William Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Richard
Adkins
Havana
Mayo
Richard Pnol
Watertown Rejects Purchase Offer for Power Plant
Watertown authorities reject Northwestern Public Service Companys 400000 bid for the cities principal electric plant. The public utilities committee said acceptance would cause a city loss of more than 200000 and would raise electric rates above current city prices. The unanimous council vote followed committee recommendations.
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Watertown
Northwestern Public Service Company
Public Utilities Committee
Utilities Committee
Clly
Alibee Heads State Chiropodists In Dakota Meeting
Ali bee of Sioux Falls was elected president of the South Dakota State Chiropody Society at its annual meeting in Sioux Falls. C B Sonrad of Rapid City was chosen vice president, Fred Bugby of Sioux Falls treasurer, and L B Henderson of Aberdeen secretary.
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B. EF. Alibee
Sioux Falls
Alibee
South Dakota
Slight Improvement Seen in King's Condition
London dispatch reports King George showing a further slight improvement in his condition after two days of stagnation. Doctors say he is passing days more comfortably and resting better at night, a sign the medical team considers encouraging.
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London
George
Attonery
Palace Bulletin Signals Small Step Forward
Palace circles welcomed this morning's bulletin with satisfaction and hope that the minor improvement announced today might lead to further progress.
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Palace
Heavier Than Air Records Tumble
The airship fledgling, under Major Carl Spatz, faced fog and coast hazards in a January 2 flight from the port, extending till daylight as officials sought official credit for endurance. The ship, returning from Imperial Valley, risked fuel shortage amid fogs, with Wright Aeronautical expert W. E. Thomas noting an 80 minute ascent to 3,000 feet.
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Carl Spatz
International Aeronautic
Imperial Valley
W. E .Thomas
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Flight log hints engines near full efficiency after long voyage
The report notes engines functioning normally and as efficient as at the start of the flight with logs indicating satisfactory performance. Expected engine life exceeds 400 hours under normal conditions. Captain Ira C. Baker shows a cold and looks haggard while Happy Major Spate remains cheerful. Crew includes Lieutenants Halverson and Quesada as relief pilots and Sergeant Hope, a mechanician, ready for on wing repairs but mainly performing fuel pumping, oil changes, and minor engine tweaks.
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Tside
Aps
Spate
Ira C. Baker
Lave
Harry A. Halverson
Elwood R. Quesada
R. W. Hope
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Doctor Heads Society
John
Eyss
Alford Jewler
Dak
Seer Farmer's Cooperative Association
Watertown Rejects
Dr. Hagman
C. R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchants Bank
RED Cross
H. P. Sinclair
Optometrist
Foe
Rice Lampe Sida
Geo. C. Fullinweiter
Camden Rayburn
Prea
Carl BE. Voigt
H. GC. Whaley—Asst
L. E. Cornell
Anat
W. Li. Voigt
Asat
National Bank of Huron
Avery
Soorg
Sacha
Avenue” Lumber & Mfg
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