Local AP Byline Noted In Regional News Release
A regional news item carries an Associated Press byline crediting the AP for the report. The piece discusses the agency’s exclusive rights to content and mentions standard credit practices for locally published material.
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Associated Press
South Dakota History Highlights for July 2
A July 2 entry recalls 1823 when Samuel Stackpoole and six privates drowned in the Missouri River at Yankton during Leavenworth’s campaign against the Ree. Other notes include 1848 birth of Richard Pettigrew in Ludlow Vermont, 1879 grasshopper swarms devastate Medary crops, 1882 Highmore platted, 1905 Fort Pierre flood, and 1924 deaths of Dr H R Stilwell.
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Samuel Stackpoole
New Jersey
Leavenworth
Missouri River
Yankton
Richard F. Pettigrew
United States
Ludlow
Vermont
Medary
Highmore
Fort Pierre
H.R. Stilwell
Tyndall
H. R. Stilwell
Sun in Health Warns Against Overdoing Tan
Phyllis Wray urges gradual tanning for health and youthfulness. She warns that heavy or facial tanning accelerates wrinkles and age lines while excess sun can harm nerves and digestion. She advises minimal facial exposure and slow body tanning to gain sun benefits without damage.
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Phyllis Wray
Beauty and Health Authority
Miss Wray
The Black Book and the Secret Power of Peace Terms
An American magazine article describes the Black Book, a 40 000 name compilation used by German agents before 1914 to gather scandals and secrets. Allied services later closed the book, whose location remains unknown, prompting questions about who would want to possess it.
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France
Russia
England
Lord Soand
Dry weather noted in Groton Independent editorial
The Groton Independent laments drought effects with rain badly needed in the region. It notes hot days and dry winds have dried soils. corn appears healthy while wheat land suffers with yellowing stands and poor growth on long cultivated plots.
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Groton Independent
Srowin
Miss Trumbull Plans Carless Summer at Cambridge
A school scene unfolds as Miss Trumbull travels to Cambridge for studies at Harvard Business School. A reporter queries car use, and she remarks John will be carless this summer while she studies, asserting she will return. The dialogue hints at a disciplined, hard course.
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John- Will
Stock exchange proposed to aid South Dakota developments
The Pioneer Times endorses creating a state stock exchange to facilitate buying and selling Black Hills mining and industrial securities. The Argus Leader notes discussion in Sioux Falls and supporters say an active market would aid buyers, sellers, and local enterprises, while defending potential market size.
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Argus-Leader
Deadwood
Pioneer-Times
Black Hills
Stock Exchange
South Dakota
South
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Prosperity Measured by Life Insurance Growth Across United States
The Minneapolis Journal notes life insurance has become a key indicator of prosperity with 87 million dollars in force, five times the level at century’s start, and policies covering over half the population. It highlights gains among small earners and the role of savings accounts in signaling mass prosperity.
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Minneapolis Journal
United States
Cleveland's Union Terminal Towers Over City Skyline
The article extols Cleveland Ohio and its Union Terminal as a symbol of progress and pride. It cites James W Dean and the Van Sweringen brothers noting the depot’s influence on urban status and future developments like adjoining stores, restaurants, a theater, and a city center.
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Manhattan
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New York
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South Dakota farming tour plans visit of many farms
A touring group called the managers from the association will visit farms across Brown and Spink counties starting July 16 from the Dakota Farmer building in Aberdeen. The itinerary includes Redfield, John Fargo and Frankfort, Water Town, Willow Lake, De Smet, and Huron with stops at the state herd, a forage station, and hog feeding lots. A banquet will close the first day.
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North
Redfield
Fred Reebergs
Redfield Farm
Northwest
U. 8
U 3
John Fargo
Frankfort
Water Town
Tnnj
Kanipeska
Kroeger
Jto
Tom “Peterson
Baxter
Hazel
Willow ‘Lake
de Smet
Huron
Black Hills
Farmers Union Plans Fourth of July Picnic
The Dearborn local Farmers union meeting was well attended and plans were perfected for a Fourth of July picnic at Meyers' grove four miles south and three miles west of Huron.
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Dearborn
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