Income of Northwest farmers tops one billion in 1928
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports that farmers in the ninth district including South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota had incomes exceeding a billion dollars in 1928. Wheat accounted for about 293 million while hogs dairying and other farm incomes were substantial.
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Minneapolis
Federal ‘Reserve
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Federal Reserve Bani
Northwest
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Ftnd
Fae
Et Peene
South
Dakota
Motor vehicle registrations rise in four states in 1928
Minneapolis July 3. Motor vehicle registrations in South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota and Montana during 1928 were 7 percent larger than in 1927 with overall increases near 6 percent in the four states. Passenger car registrations rose while truck registrations grew 17 percent.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank of
Fondia
Minnesota Bank Borrowing Sees Unusual June Rise
In a Minneapolis report dated July 1, the Federal Reserve Bank notes above normal district borrowings through early June with a peak in May and a smaller rise by June 19 The dairy income peak in summer typically reduces borrowings while the wheat belt shows steady increases The report records historical patterns and contrasts the 1929 season with recent years Christianity was first carried into Japan by Xavier in the 16th century.
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Minneapolis
Federal” Reserve Dist
Federal Reserve Bank
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Japan
Xavier
Barley Proves Profitable Feed In Hog Fattening
A ten year study at the State MOOTLE experiment station led by Prof Wright shows barley can fatten pigs earlier than corn and may yield higher market prices in September or October. Barley proves good for sows and stock pigs, with feeding trials comparing barley to corn and including tankage and alfalfa hay.
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Brookings
Mootle
Tirner Wright
Wright
Chester launches as third Washington conference cruiser
Camden publication reports the 10 000 ton light cruiser Chester is launched as the third of the Washington conference type warships to take to the water. It notes earlier ships Saltoke City Pensacola and upcoming vessels Northampton Houston Augusta Chicago and others on order with several contracts awarded and pending.
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Camden
Chester
Saltoke City
New York Ship Building Company Yard
Pensacola
New York Navy Yard
Northampton
Quincey
Mass
Houston
Augusta
Newport News
Chicago
Mare Island Bay Yar
Louisville
Bremerton Navy Yard
Fore’ River Company
Quincy
Navy Yard
Ship contract details for 1927 keel and 40 officers plan
The document outlines a ship with a 1927 keel and a contract to turn it over to the government. It references 40 officers and about 525 enlisted men and notes a June 1, 1930 date.
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Val Bean
Dinner honors Mrs Rudloff and family in Omaha visit
Thirty guests attended a dinner Sunday at the Frank Fanger home honoring Mrs William Rudloff and her son William. Mrs William Opperman of East Huron hosted a dinner Tuesday evening honoring Mrs Rudloff and her son plus Mr and Mrs Dave Jenson of Omaha. Miss Margaret Venables visits the Venables home. Dave Barnes drives a new car. Mrs M Schippariel and family hosted Thursday evening for the Rudloff group and Mr and Mrs Jetson of Omaha as they plan to leave Saturday for their home.
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Frank Fanger
William Rudloff
William
Dave
Jenson
Omaha
Walter.Fanger
Harvord
William Opperman
East Huron
Rudloff
Dave Jenson
A. J. Wilson
Mitchell
Margaret Venables
Thomas Venables
Dave Barnes
New Whippet
M. Schippareil
Jetson
Community News Notes Attendances and Travel
Mr and Mrs John Hagedorn and children left for Wetorika South Dakota. Mr and Mrs A B Custer and son and Mr and Mrs J Chenoweth returned from a trip to Hot Springs. Mrs Kenneth Collins and baby visited Mrs H W Writher. Louis Fry and daughter Helen arrived from Sioux City to visit brothers William and Joy Fry. Yielding accompanied Mills to Bonilla and visited her daughter Mrs F E Bunsell. Donavan Privett is improving. Dr M B Cogswell and family go to Waterdown then Minnesota for vacation. Edna Hagen improving. W H Schaffer to Centerville for Fourth. Yselding to cover lumber yard. Delton Hudson of Sioux City visiting. Mrs Wthel Fortune visited Mazel Cannon. R L Atkinson painting. John Schultz and family from Attundawanda visiting. George Kerr of St Paul visiting old friends. Graveling crew left for Iroquois after finishing No 14. Walter Seeley and family trip to Black Hills. Royal Neighbors met. Bes sie Johnston appointed special auditor. Books audited at Mrs Waitner’s. Mrs George Lumbara hosted Burdette’s thirteenth birthday. The Warmer’s Hlevatoy was reshin gled.
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John Hagedorn
Wetorika
S. D
Sunaye
A. B. Custer
J. Chenoweth
Hote
Helen
Sioux City
William and
Joy Fry
P.W
Miss. Mills
Bonilla
John Schultz
Attundawanda
N. Y
George Kerr
St. Paul
Beadle County
Bessie Johnston
Iroquois Notes and Birth Announcements
Miss Beulah Miller attends Aberdeen summer school. Mr and Mrs Louis Johnson announce a son. Mr and Mrs Otto Pieper report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Norman Baum of Chicago visit Iroquois and Huron for two weeks. The B D Stephens crew of jwark-
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Beulah. Miller
Aberdeen
Louis Johnson
Otto Pieper
Norman Baum
Chicago
Iroquois
Huron
B. D. Stephens
Jwark
Glen Richards bungalow rebuilt after storm damage
A local crew works on cement building for Eggleston and son to replace a wrecked bungalow. Other repairs include painting five Richards and Schultz stores. Kaiwanis delegate Cowgill family tours Milwaukee. nurse Guisp treated at Canova hospital for foot infection. Osman family golf course on farm pasture.
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Glen Richards
Eggleston and Son
Bon
Charles C. Guisp
Canova Hospital
Lois
Dorothy
Nina Jane Cowgill
Charles Coweill
Iroquois
GC. T. Liddle
Mrs
Charles Flowers Hardware
Henry Kies
General Merchandise
Schultz and Richards
A. M. Hanson
James T. Edworthy
Ruth Cleland
Maé
Robert Dyer
Blanche
Bobbie
Huron
Tl. M. Greer
Cr. Co
Stephen Bond
Hannah Cripps
Osman
Shane
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