Beadle County Crop Prospects Improve With Rain
Beadle County reports barley and rye yields near last year as rain boosts corn and alfalfa. hail damage heavy in Mellette area with many windows broken and property loss. Spink and Kingsbury counties see good corn, while pastures remain short. Bonilla farmers plan early wheat cutting amid scarce moisture.
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Mellette
South Dakota
Beadle
Owas
Jerauld County
Wessington Springs
Mellette Mellette
Spink County
Joss
Zsellette
Melette
R. A. Cave
Italfa
Yeampe
Huron
Bonilla
Jerauld
Lane Gate
Ifil
Sanborn County
Redfield
Frankfort
Weather bulletin for Huron and Dakotas
Unclear tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. South Dakotas generally late in east and north. Showers probable in southwest tonight with cooler east. Sunday partly cloudy. In east showers in west portion.
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Huron
South Dakotas
East
Florida Banks Face Crisis As Runs Continue
Jacksonville reports a banking crisis as six Florida banks closed in eight days and $9 million in depositors’ money was tied up while state and federal authorities pursue reorganization or liquidation. Merchants Bank and Trust Co and Atlantic Bank and Trust Co in Daytona Beach suspended operations, with doors posted as closed. John N. Fouts, president of four other banks, prepared for preliminary hearings on three charges involving state banking-law violations.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Daytona Beach
Merchants Bank and Trust Company
Atlantic Bank and Trust Company
Banking Department
John N. Fouts
State Farm Life Insurance gets SD license from state official
A Blooming ton Illinois based State Farm Life Insurance Company received authorization from Don C. Lewis, South Dakota insurance commissioner, to operate in the state. Secretary Tompkins says licensing was completed Thursday and plans a two day conference of district agents in Huron with agents meetings statewide starting July 19 in Parker and continuing through July 26 in Sioux Falls
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State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington, Ill
Don C. Lewis
South Dakota
A. W. Tompkins
State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Huron
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Tompkins
Wai Mi
Parker
Sioux Falls
Auion
Watertown
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Chamberlain
Senators Wheeler Prazier Tour Western Indian Reservations
Senators Burton Wheeler and Lynn J. Prazier members of the Senate Indians Affairs committee began an inspection tour of western reservations in South Dakota. Joined by Senator McMaster they opened at Greenwood agency near Wagner and plan to visit Pins Ridge and Rosebud agencies next week staying in the state through midweek.
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Yankton
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Lynn J. Prazier
North Dakota
Senate
Indians Affairs Committee
South Dakota
McMaster
Greenwood
Wagner
Pins Ridge
Rosebud
Motor trip begins for Long Beach pair to Atlantic coast
Mrs H N Morris and Mrs A R McGorvin of Long Beach left yesterday for Aurora Nebraska after a brief visit with Mrs Angie Chaffee. They plan a six month automobile tour heading toward the Atlantic coast.
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Mra.h.n. Morris
A. R. McGorvin
Long Beach
Aurora
Neb
Chiropractors Gather for South Dakota Meeting in Huron
More than 100 chiropractors from across South Dakota arrive in Huron for the annual convention at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. The program features music and entertainment for guests, with official proceedings including by law revisions, committee appointments, officer reports, and elections. The banquet and dance cap the opening day, with Tuesday dedicated to speakers and the final business session to name the 1930 convention city and officers.
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South Dakota
Huron
Marvin’ Hughitt
Dance Palace
Kingsbury County Board Adjourns After Weeklong Session
The Kingsbury county board of commissioners adjourned today after a week of sitting as the board of equalization. The results of that work were not announced today.
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DE Smet
Kingsbury County Board’ of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Lightning Fire Destroys Randolph Depot
A July thunder shower struck Randolph causing a depot at Randolph to burn completely. The Catholic church steeple sustained little damage. Local officials noted the event as a lightning strike with property loss reported at the depot.
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Conde
Randolph
Russian White Guards Aid Manchurian Forward Push
The Soviet press reports Manchurian troops, said to be well armed Russian white guard detachments, have advanced to the frontier of Western Siberia and Manchuria. Dispatches claim mobilization along the eastern railway and a war footing with Chinese officials seizing railway assets.
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Moscow
Tasz
Western
Siberia
Manchuria
Lui Chun Chan
Anrangeer
Chinese Railway
Chi- 138
Ppointeas
Prohibition Agents Seize Large Minnesota Liquor Plant
Federal agents raided eight miles southwest of Iona Lake Minnesota and confiscated a large liquor plant with 100 to 350 gallon capacity. Albert Brake Leo Menke and Robert Voss were arrested and jailed in St Paul with agents from the raid. Two stills were found along with related supplies.
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Minnesota
Sioux Falls
Iona Lake
Minn
Albert Brake
Leo Menke
Robert Voss
Barton Meyer innnet finals at Sioux Valley tennis tourney
Horace Barton of Sioux Falls faces Carl Meyer of Watertown in the Sioux Valley tennis finals for the men's singles after Barton beat Art Brunstedt 6 1 11 9 and Meyer defeated Claude Krause 8 6 4 6 1 6 3 in semifinals. Barton and Krause also reached doubles finals with opponents to be determined. Dorothy Martin of Le Mars moved to the women’s singles semifinals after beating McDermott and Kaiser. Irene and Florence Paulson of Dell Rapids reached the other semi.
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Dell Rapids
Horace Barton
Sioux Fails
South Dakota
Carl Meyer
Watertown
Sioux Valley
Barton
Art Brunstedt
Rapid City
Meyer
Kansas City
Claude Krause
Minneapolis
Brunstedt
Hnright
Peter Kenefick
Dorothy Martin
le Mars
Towa
Agnes McDermott
Adrienne Kaiser
Lola Brakka
Dell’ Rapids
Irene Paulson
Florence Paulson
Demand College Building Probe at Spearfish
Pierre July 13 The state board of regents directed attorney general and state engineer to investigate responsibility for defects in the College hall at Spearfish. The building, completed in 1926 after a $315,000 appropriation to replace a fire-destroyed structure, is to be temporarily supported with timbers as two other support elements fail.
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Tollowitiz
Charles A. Tymomen
Tariff Forces Face Protests In Senate Revision Debate
Washington July 13 Indications multiply that administration forces in the senate will steer a middle course in tariff revision while protests mount against house rate increases. Senator Lodge Republican New Jersey favors trimming the house bill and even the present law in some industrial schedules, but supports increases on others. Canada protests over house rates on shingles lumber and feeder cattle were outlined to Secretary Stimson by Minister Massey, as Australia’s tariff policy was reviewed by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Smoot during final hearings before rewrite.
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Washington
Senate
House
Idge
New Jersey
mIn
Canada
United States
Stimson
Massey
Smoot
Senate’ Finance Committee
Huron Women to Land in England Next Week
Mrs. C. N. McIlvaine and Mrs. Arla J. Willard of Huron are aboard the Empress of Scotland en route to Southampton expected to arrive Tuesday next week. They plan about two and a half months in Europe with an extensive tour of the British Isles and continental countries.
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C. N. McIlvaine
Arla J. Willard
Scotland
Atlantic
Southampton
England
McIlvaine
Willard
Europe
Isles
Polish and French Fliers Vie For Trans Atlantic Race
Two rival airplanes from Poland and France launched from Paris bound for New York in a first trans Atlantic air race. Marshals Idsikow Ki and Casimir Scubala led the Polish effort aboard the Marshal Pilsudski, while Dieudonne Cote and Jacquest Bellonte piloted the French machine near Bay of Biscay. Both crews aimed to reach New York the next day with the Polish craft trailing on a longer northern route though weather favored progress for both.
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Atlantic Ocean
Hudson Straits
Berlan
Greenland
America
New York
Faris
Associated Press
Aps
France
Long Island
Port Burwell
Casern
Hudson
Chicago
Berlin
Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
Ivigtut
Stockholm
Los Angeles
Herbert Fahy
Pacific Coast
California
R. B. Reinhart
L. W. Mendell
San Francisco
Erile W. Friman
Hawaii
Moscow
Harold Bromley
Tacoma
Tokyo
Ocean
LW Bourget
Poland
Atlantic
Paris
Ludwik Idsikow Ki
Casimir Scubala
Marshal Pilsudski
Dieudonne Cote
Jacquest Bellonte
la. m
Bay of Biscay
Santander
Spain
Avere
Coste
Marshal Pilaudaki
Azores
Halifax
York
Milwaukee Malt Tonic Industry Hit by Prohibition Order
Milwaukee industry faces a shutdown as United States Prohibition Commissioner orders local brewers to cease production of 12 percent malt tonic. The move endangers millions in machinery and threatens a $2,000,000 yearly industry. Brewers warn destruction of tonics in preparation and loss of jobs.
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Milwaukee
Milwauked
United States Prohibition
Dor- AM
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Lorida
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Manchurian
Barton, Meyer Innet
Culver City
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Ll. W. Mendell
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy J. Mitchell
Cleveland
Mendell
Buhl Air Sedan
Thellerg
Mens Dell
Reinhart
Angeleno
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