Hoover tells farm board relief requires time and facts
President Hoover urged the farm board to seek real solutions, noting relief cannot come from a magic wand. Alexander Legge led the first meeting at the Mayflower Hotel, with Hyde and Legge optimistic about rising prices and improved market psychology as they plan detailed work ahead.
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Washington
Hill 15
Hoover
Farm Board
Congress
Havite House
Alexander Legge
Chicago
Legge
Hyre
Hyde
Liverpool
South Dakota Farm Groups Push Inland Waterways Plan
The South Dakota Agricultural conference urged completion of a nine foot Missouri River channel to Yankton and beyond to boost navigation from New Orleans to South Dakota. Representatives from 13 farm organizations and 131 business groups approved a program favoring inland waterways, with a meeting planned in Yankton in October. The resolution criticized Atlantic seaboard competition via the Panama Canal and praised Hoover administration farm board selections.
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Madison
Misscouri River
Yankton
S. D
South Dakkota Agricultural Conference
New Orleans
Atétter
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
R. M. Crowder
Big Point
State Chamber of Agriculture
Mrs. Olson Undergoes Major Operation at Sprague Hospital
Mrs. W. H. Olson wife of the city assessor was taken to Sprague hospital Saturday after a major operation. She had been under a nurse's care at her home 617 Kangas Avenue Southeast for more than two months and was moved to the hospital the latter part of last week when the operation was deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Olson
Sprague Hospital
Olson
Kangas A Énue
Unusual Potato Sweet Corn Grow s In Huron Garden
Huron residents ask how many city gardens have sweet corn over five feet tall after Mia c Li Starr reports a Golden Bantam crop in her Dakota avenue yard. The corn reached five feet eleven inches. potatoes measured nine and half by twelve inches, with Starr challenging skeptics to witness the proof.
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Mia c Li Starr
Dakota Avenue
South
Manmouth
Chiropractors Convene At State Session With Banquet And Dance
The South Dakota chiropractors held their annual session with about 75 registrants. The day included by law revisions and committee reports, a banquet at the Marvin Hughitt hotel with Dr. J B Annla of Huron as toastmaster, and a dance at the State Fair Grounds closing the evening. Speakers addressed delegates as the event continued into Tuesday.
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C. Solberg
Mitchell
Marvin Hughitt
J. B. Annla
Huron
Haro
Smith Tuber
HildegaYa Rother
Catherine Marson
Mildred
Gladys Irish
Elmer
Leo Avnat
LyTe Hopkings
Weather forecast for South Dakota region tonight
Partly cloudy to night with unsettled conditions. Thunder showers possible in the west. Warmer temperatures expected, especially in the southeast portion. Winds light to moderate.
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South Dakota
Trans Atlantic air race ends in death of pilot
Horta Azores July 15. The first trans Atlantic air race ends in tragedy as Polish pilot Major Ludwik Idzikowski is killed when his Marshal Pilsudski crashes near Graciosa Island. Navigator Major Casimer Kubala is injured. French co competitor Jacques Bellonte lands safely in France after a long struggle with west to east winds.
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Horta
Azores
Ludwik Idzikowski
Marshal Pilsudski
Graciova ‘Island
Here
Casimer Kubala
Kubala
Idzikowski
Lebourget
American
Europe
Lantic
Hen
Hig
Jaqués Bellonte
Ardana
North Platte mob forces 200 residents to flee after patrolman killed
After veteran patrolman Ea Green was shot by Louis Seeman, a mob drove about 200 Negro residents from North Platte Nebraska. Police and county officials differed on returns while safety measures struggled to prevent violence. Seeman died in a chicken house fire after being ordered to leave town. authorities feared further bloodshed.
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North Platte
Neb
James Dorran
Sherif
Shérifg
Louis Seeman
Ea. Green
Jhi Chicken Hbut
Seaman
Seeman
Dorian
Bortass
Wil
Coste Blames Weather For Failed Paris to New York Attempt
Paris July 15 Dieudonne Coste one of Europe's leading long distance airmen said he faced a tougher challenge than expected. He attributed the abortive crossing to north Atlantic weather and warned that future attempts will require higher sustained speed to reach New York.
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Paris
Thera
France
Dieudonne Coste
Europe
South Atlantic
New Yorki
North Atlantic
Coste
Ascene
Soviet China ultimatums loom over Moscow talks
Reports from Moscow and Nanking describe a sharp Soviet ultimatum to China delivered by L M Karakian demanding release of detained Soviet citizens and cancellation of orders, with three proposed points to negotiate the Chinese Eastern railway. Tokyo dispatches note Japanese and Chinese actions along the Siberian border amid growing tension.
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Moscow
Union
L. M
Nanking
China
Russia
Hagtern
Chiness
Tokyo
Machull
Siberia
Rea
Kar‘imskaya
Chita
Manchul
Reno
Harbin
Easten
Vladivostok
Ab“ Pogranichnaya
Manchuk Jodies
Siberian
Mukden
Geen
Tian
Huron Man Loses Leg in Train Collision
A Huron man lost the lower part of his right leg when his truck was struck by a Chicago & North Western passenger train near Simmons Avenue cross ing. George Baum, 705 Third Street Southeast, remained in critical condition with a compound fracture and other injuries. The crash also injured four Marshall, Minnesota residents en route to visit relatives in Huron, as their car hit a concrete culvert east of Volga.
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Huron
Marshall, Minn
George Baum
Third Street
Chicago & North Western
Simmons Avenue
Huron Hospital
Mra. W. Bi. Twogood
Vernon Shaver
Helen Shaver
Volga
Baum
W. F. Twogood
Marshall
Minn
Gufferer
Bellavue
Mr. Twogood
Twogood
C. L. Twogood
Illinois. Avenue
Bert Phillips
Chambers Addition
Woman breaks knee cap again after fall at home
Mrs. G F McCannon of 1341 Kansas Avenue Southeast was hospitalized with a fractured knee cap from a fall at her home Saturday evening. The injury follows a prior broken knee cap suffered in an automobile accident near Austin, Texas on April 2 this year. she was recovering before the recent mishap.
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G F. McCannon
Kansas Avenue Southeast
McCannon
Austin
Texas
Governor Returns to Pierre After Ten Day Black Hills Stay
Governor W. J. Billow returned to his office in Pierre after a ten day sojourn in the Black Hills. He is scheduled to attend Hughes County rural school exercises and make a forthcoming announcement at the Hughes county rural school event.
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Pierre
W. J. Billow
Black Hills
Soldiens
Hughes County
Manganese Ore Project Unveiled Across South Dakota
The Oacoma mystery ends as General Manganese Corp announces a large manganese deposit near Chamberlain Oacoma with 16 18 percent ore. A pilot plant will beneficiate ore to 65 70 percent manganese with an 80 year U S supply at 300 000 tons yearly.
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Frank B. Harper
Associated Press
Oacoma
South Dakota
Detroit
Iapiteolt
Bie Ming Weapons Ha Company
Incor Laws
Last Wook
Black Hills
Gacoma
Chamberlain
John Abscher
Wagner
Arthwy Amundsen
Lake Andes
Leute
Abscher
United States
Russia
India
Brazil
Gold Coast
South Africa
John A. Saneer
J. D. MacCarthy
Mining Engi
Sweet
South
Tarif
M. Q. Sharpe
Cacoma
Weekend Rain Replaces Moisture Shortfall in SD Farmlands
Widespread weekend rainfall across South Dakota restored soil moisture, with central and northern drought areas still receiving only trace amounts. Mitchell recorded the heaviest rain at 4.41 inches, while Woonsocket and Jerauld county saw notable soaking, improving pastures and alfalfa meadows though late-season crops may gain little.
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South Dakota
Huron
Ito
Woonsocket
Jerauld County
Wessington Springs
Hand
Miller
Ches
Mitchell
State Weather Bureau
Rapid City
Yankton
Sioux “Falls
Fairfax
Leamon
Redfield
Watertown
Aberdeen
Peniog
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Etter Communications
Annikowski
Awas
Conan
Tdzikowakd
Sania
St Téd
Wayal
Towa
Missouri
Chamberlain Company
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