Farmers To Save Millions Through Lower Mortgage Rates
Farmers will save more than 11.6 million dollars over the next years due to lower interest rates on refinanced debts by the Federal land banks and Land Bank commissioner as of June 1 1924. Average rates drop from about 8 percent to 4 or 5 percent on new loans. total annual saving estimated at 11.5 million. Refinancing affected 796.8 million loaned in the year, with 428.3 million from Federal land banks and 133 million from the Land Bank commissioner. Contact A M Haskell, local representative, for refinancing or new farm loans in Beadle County and adjacent areas.
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Federal Land Banks
Land Bank Commissioner
Farn Credit Administration
A. M. Haskell
Land Bank
Farm Loan Associations
Federal Land Bank
Haske
K. P. Building
Huron
S. D
Beadle County
Elingsbury Coun
Township U4
Spink County
Prices Levels Are Forecast Farm Outlook July 5
Brookings reports through the Farm Economic Review and Outlook that May 13 to June 15 trading shows buying power of South Dakota farm products rising but farmers have little to sell. U.S. wheat crops will be short, carryover dwindling, and prices likely above export basis. drought and high feed costs temper hog, cattle, and lamb markets. Butter and poultry prices may stay high with weak pastures and costly feed affecting production and supply.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Farm Economic Review
Extension Service
State College
Opt. Logk
United States
Ctulock
AAA
World hog and pork situation summarized for June
The June summary notes reductions in US and Danish hog slaughter, higher pork shipments and yard from principal US ports, a surge in Canadian bacon exports to England, and diminished bacon exports from Denmark, highlighting key global shifts in the hog and pork market.
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United States
Denmark
England
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Johnson Named Deputy Marshal in Sioux Falls
John N. Johnson former Minnehaha county sheriff and longtime Sioux Falls police associate received appointment as deputy United States marshal by U S Marshal Charles W Robertson subject to attorney general approval. A. B. Neely A. H. Anderson and others lose office. Ben E Hughes of Aberdeen named deputy marshal to replace Goetz with Aberdeen headquarters.
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Sioux Falls
John N. Johnson
Minnehaha County
United States
U. S
Charles W. Robertson
Robertson
N. Z Jensen
Marie Simpson
C. N. Leedam
A. B. Neely
A. H. Anderson
Frank L. Gilmore
Rapid City
Walter Goetz
Aberdeen
Leadam
Goetz
Gilmore
Deadwood
Pierre
Sioux Fells
Albion
Mich
Texas
Moline Plow Company
Ben E. Hughes
Hughes
Richberg and Johnson Duel Over White House Power
The piece outlines a power struggle around acting president and White House influence. Richberg resists retirement while Johnson clings to his job with White House backing. Richberg shaped Roosevelt's order cutting building prices below code rates amid a tense political climate. The Frazier Lemke farm mortgage bill debate shows administration cautious, aiming to avert farm mortgage market collapse.
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Richberg
Johnson
White House
Mr. Richberg
NRA
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Inner fears of insurance men and bankers over six year moratorium
Rumors swirl about a six year moratorium on farm mortgages and the reluctance of insurers and bankers to extend loans. Bernard Baruch’s friends cite Mrs Roosevelt backing homesteading. Joseph Kennedy, new securities chairman, sends gifts to friendly reporters at Christmas. Floyd Gibbons’ brother serves as assistant publicist on the shipping board. Inflation rumors should be treated cautiously, likely no changes for a year or more.
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Ifere
Bernard Baruch
Joseph Kennedy
The
Securities Commission
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Jelly Recipes From SARAL
A collection of jelly making instructions covering grape, apple, peach, pear, pineapple, geranium, orange, plum, currant jams with steps on selecting fruit, cooking, straining, sugar levels, sterilizing jars and sealing. Notes on pectin balance and preservation appear alongside broad weather trivia.
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Saral
Crop Experiment Brings Results in South Dakota
Five years of testing with oil and chenopodium forage grown in the medicinal plant garden show promise for a worm-free, lower-cost swine diet in South Dakota. The project, led by State College experts, distributes seed statewide and cites reduced feed costs after early worming, with further details published in Bulletin Nos. 238 and 228.
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Brookings
Division of Pharmacy
South Takota
South Dakota
State College
Kansas
South Central
Maryland
Bulle
Floyd LeBlanc
Turner Wright
J. B. Taylor
S. D
Inquiry Into Rail Worker Rules Opens In Washington
Washington July 3 The federal coordinator of transportation has begun an inquiry into working rules guiding railroad employees known as feathered jobs or constructive allowances. The inquiry aims to determine if these practices are obsolete wasteful or unduly restrictive and to safeguard workers given changed conditions. It also notes the Norway rat carries typhus fever and rat fleas can transmit it to humans.
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Washington
Federal Coordinator of Transporation
Joseph B. Eastman
Radio Features The Best In Radioland Celebration
New York July 5 An hour long broadcast marking the eighteenth anniversary of the Republican Party will air on WJZ NBC Saturday from the Jackson Mich country fairgrounds. Speakers include Henry P. Fletcher and Sen. Arthur H. Vandenburg. Time is 2 o'clock. Also station listings for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC detail evening programs and schedules for Thursday night into Friday with various concerts and performances.
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New York
Wjz-Nbc
Jackson
Mich
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Alpena Methodist Picnic After Sunday Service
ENJO S PICNIC ALPENA July 5 Special The congregation of the Methodist church of Alpena came to church Sunday morning bringing their dinners with them After church they enjoyed a picnic dinner in the basement.
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Alpena
The
Methodist Church of
Announce Schedules on New Mail Routes
Hanford Airlines of Omaha released the air mail schedules for routes Kansas City to St Paul and Sioux Falls to Bismarck with stops at Sioux City Sioux Falls and Huron. Omaha to Twin Cities departs 8:95 am and 11:25 am arrives St Paul 11:40 am, with return legs and other branch timings listed.
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Omaha
Paul N. Selby
Hanford Airlines Company
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha-Twin Cities
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
Omaha-Kansas City
St. Joseph
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Eugene du Pont
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Ohio
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C. E. Butterfield
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Whitemen Music Hall
Freddy Berren
Wabc-Cbs
Even Evans
Philadelphia
Howard Barlow
Reggie Childs
WJZ
NEBC
Milwaukee Philharmonic
WEAF
NBC
Maria
Chicago
WABC
CBS
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Enjo
Cutfeura
Dept
Eng
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