Farm Bureau tariff study outlines shifts in rates
The American Farm Bureau legislative department analyzes the new tariff law versus 1922. It shows agricultural rates rising from 22.37 to 33.94 percent, first processed farm goods included, while industrial rates rise to 42.83 percent. The report notes a smaller spread between agricultural and industrial duties in 1930 and emphasizes farm benefit from steadier markets and processor-led sales.
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South Dakota
Hu_ ronite
Legislative Department of the
Farm Bureau
Ferm Bureau
Agricultural duty changes and oil drilling hope in Standing Butte region
The article outlines increases in ad valorem rates for numerous agricultural products from the 1922 act to 1923, listing groups such as livestock dairy poultry grain nuts seeds vegetables and oils with specific percentage changes. It also notes renewed oil exploration near Standing Butte with J E Hipple of Pierre pushing for drilling a six thousand foot well, near an old site, planned to begin soon.
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Farm Bureau
Algo
Spake
Apostle
Standing Butte
J. E. Hipple
Pierre
Monumental Washington carving hailed as enduring legacy
Rapid City Journal notes Borglum’s 1920s prophecy that Mount Rushmore will outlast governments. Ceremony marks unveiling of Washington head with Jefferson and entablature still under construction. Public reception shifts from silence to vigorous applause as the landmark gains momentum toward decades of work and influence.
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Tiere
Rapid City Journal
Gutzon Borglum
Rushmore
Washington Beach
Coolidge
U Washington
Jefferson
Washington
Nation faces unchecked crime and immigration fears
A lengthy opinion piece argues organized crime grows with little opposition from authorities and links crime to politics. It cites Frank J. Loesch and calls out immigrant labor as a factor, urging immigration limits and better enforcement to curb rising lawlessness.
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Kansas City
Star
America
Frank J. Loesch
Chicago’crime Commission
Naflopar Sorhmission
Lotsan
Chicago
Young 4 H club gardener wins big in Tennessee report
Elizabeth Langmire of Anderson County Tennessee details a 1929 garden of one twentieth acre yielding 3139.47 dollars in vegetables. She supplied her family of eight and neighbors, and notes winter gardening, fall plowing, keeping rows busy, intercropping between onions and cauliflower, and bug control with boiling water. Her father praises the improved garden since her 4 H entry.
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4-H Club
Elizabeth Langmire
Anderson County
Tenn
National
Longmire Gays
Tennessee
W. C. Pelton
Redfield Girls To Attend Lake Byron Camp
Ten Redfield girls will attend the last Girl Reserve camp to be held at Lake Byron this year. The mixed camp will include grade, high school, and junior high girls such as Louise Nelson Jane Adams Joyce Adams Jean Duncan Virginia Duncan Catherine Laucille and others under trained supervision of a nurse a dietitian and a swimming instructor.
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Redfield
Lake Byron
Lake ‘Byron
Mary ‘Fe.anspach
Louise Nelson
Jane
Joyce ‘Adams
Frankfort
Jean
Virginia Duncan
Catherine
Laucille
Reserve Teeth Lemon Juice Toothpaste Remedy
A short notice claims mixing lemon juice with water and applying with a soft brush twice daily will whiten teeth and harden gums. It promises a fresh wholesome feeling in the mouth and improved dental appearance.
Three Brothers Win Recognition in Poultry Project
Three Stolfa brothers John J. Stolfa Jr Ralph and Carlos sons of Mr and Mrs Jo Stolfa Ardmore Ok earned recognition in the National 4 club magazine June issue. Their first poultry exhibit was 1926 at the Southern Oklahoma and Carter County fair where two ducks died from heat. the surviving duck won blue ribbon and a 2 premium. Since then they have regular exhibitions and have won 320 in cash and 237 ribbons plus honors at Tulsa Muskogee Oklahoma City state fairs and county and district shows.
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John J. Stolfa, Jr
Agricola Emnb
Ralph
Carlos
Aew
Jo-Stolfa
Ardmore
Olda
Oklahoma
Carter County
Tulsa
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Hitchcock Hustlers Dairy Calf Club Tour Planned
The Hitchcock Hustlers Dairy Calf club toured July 10 with club easives in good condition per Melvin Walton. At George Phillips bore a meeting planned for July 15 a trip to Redfield to inspect a state cattle herd. A Cave county agent joined and highlighted dairy judging features. Ervin Gould and Dale Dubois attended as guests.
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Hustlers
Hitchcock Hustlers
Melvin Walton
George Phillips
Redfield
A. Cave
Ervin Gould
Dale Dubois
Sunshine 4-H Calves Tour Highlights Dairy Judging
Happy Sunshine Dairy Calf club members gathered for their annual tour starting at Vernon Kutiler's home on Wednesday. R A Cave noted cattle judging features as calves were assessed. The tour concluded at Victor Jones's home with mature cows judged and boxing listed as the day’s recreation by Lee Jones.
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Happy Sunshine Dairy Calf Club
Vernon Kutiler
R. A. Cave
Victor Jones
Lee Jones
Show Your Stuff Says Supervisor Encourages Fair Contests
W P Beard state supervisor of agricultural education told Y C S members that boys have many chances to compete. At South Dakota state college about 200 farm boys judged stock shop work seed naming poultry culling and public speaking to learn to win and lose gracefully. He notes stock judging teaches judging animals and dollars involved in farming decisions.
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W. P. Beard
South Dakota
State College
Lince
Jim
Progressive Maids Plan Club Tour at Lakes Lake
The Progressive Maids 4-H club plans a Lake's Lake tour on July 30 led by Blanche Sunon. Gettysburg Games and swimming will be activities. This is the second year of club work with members eager to assist in community affairs after earning a gold seal for completing last year’s project.
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Progressive Maids
Lake’s Lake
Blanche Sunon
Gettysburg
Blanche
Fire Prevention Ads Claim Big Savings Across Nation
An Ohio corporation seeks men of good character as Fire Prevention Experts to warn towns and farms about fires. No experience required. Earn from spare time up to 300 dollars monthly. Write Ray C. Hahn at 1973 Fyr Fyter Bids Dayton Ohio for details.
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United States
Ohio Corporation
Wertimne
Ray C. Hahn
Fyr- Fyter
Dayton
Ohio
Adv
Judging Livestock Tips From County Agent Tour
A county agent leads a group of 4-H chub boys and girls on home community tours. He advises selecting a single fault from two cows, starting with eye assessment to judge stock. Bigger brighter eyes and protruding eyes typically indicate the better animal when other factors are equal.
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Loos
Redfield Scouts Finish Week at Camp Seven
Redfield Scouts return from four weeks at DakeTah camp ending tomorrow afternoon. Included are Paul and Emer Anderson, David Bates, Herbert Hel and Bruce MacIntyre from troop and Paul Nelson and William Watoson from troop 24. Earlier camps featured Horst Panakoyis and Rex Iewin. Camp was directed by Fred C. Buers area executive for Central South Diskota.
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Redfield
DakeTah
Paul and
Emer Anderson
David Bates
Herbert Hel
Bruce MacIntyre
Paul Nelson
William Watsot
Horst Panakoyis
Rex Iewin
Fred C. Buuers
Central South Diskota
New York Citizens Lose 25 Million to Fraudulent Securities
About twenty five million dollars was lost by New York residents to bucket shop operators and dealers in fraudulent securities during the first five months of this year. The loss underscores widespread investment scams and rising concern among authorities.
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New York
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