Growers Of S. D. Ship Much Wool
Growers in South Dakota have shipped over three million pounds of wool this season through the state cooperative, with more than half the annual clip anticipated via the association. Concentration warehouses at Stowe, Watertown, Aberdeen, Mitchell, and Brookings will close by August 1. The association offers low-rate loans at shipping, backed by the National Wool Marketing Corporation and Intermediate Credit Banks, with funds from the Farm Board. Prices are expected to firm as the season ends, with market activity rising late in the week and quotations from Boston adjusted for local freight and handling costs.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Cooperative Marketing Association
Carl Nadasdy
Cooperative Wool Growers
Nadasdy
Stowe Falls
Watertown
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Boston
East River
West River
Territory
Farm Board
South Dakota Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Agricultural Marifact
National Wool Marketing Association
Rambouillet
Merina
Shropshire
Hampshire
John D's Cousin Is Chicago Carpenter
William Avery, 40-year carpenter and avid sailor in Chicago, is revealed as second cousin to John D Rockefeller via family ties. An 1893 boating incident with his girlfriend ended with marriage 35 years ago after he refused to let her go. Avery led the Cherry Circle in 1907, racing Lipton cup against Spray. He later joined aviation pioneers.
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John D
Chicago
Lake Shore
William Avery
John D. Rockefeller
John D.s
An Avery
New “Mark State
Avery
Rockefeller
Selemon
Bill
Commodore Price
Kitchen Articles For State U Museum From Vermillion
Vermillion July 23. The University of South Dakota museum has two new kitchen articles from a Vermilion pioneer family. A home made nutmeg grater uses a jar lid top with punctured nail holes forming a finger fitting device. A long handled wooden spoon shows wear with a straight edge on one side from long use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of the
University of South Dakota
Vermilion
Days of 75 to Highlight Deadwood Western Week
Deadwood prepares for Days of 75 with three days of events on August 7 8 and 9. This living western pageant recreates Black Hills history with rodeo talent and large cash prizes. Bert F Bell says visitors will be treated as guests and prices stay unchanged.
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Deadwood
Black Hills
Deadwood Gulch
United States
West
Berty F. Bell
Women Bandits Challenge Male Chiefs in Chinese Prisons
Reports from Kwangtung and Hainan describe all female brigand bands sacking towns and robbing officials. A force of about 200 women and 103 men led by a female chief seized Shekki City and Woo Chung, freeing rich captives and taking others for ransom. Canton moves to counter the women bandits as Admiral Chan Chak sends marines to Hainan.
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Manzhang
Hainan
Bureau of Militia
Canton
Chan Chak
Tulsa Airport Grows Dramatically Serves 230 Daily
Tulsa municipal airport has expanded from a bare field to a self supporting facility with an annual traffic of 85,552 passengers and a daily average of over 230. Two years of growth brought a $3,000,000 property investment, with five passenger lines and one air mail line operating. A new administration building is planned alongside ongoing improvements.
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Tulsa
Orla
Tulsa Field
Croydon Field
London
Paris
Berlin
Trilsa Field
State Home Buys Pedigreed Holstein Bull Sir Mutual Pansy
Redfield officials announce Sir Mutual Pansy No 583601 a two year old Holstein bull from Ormsby breeding has joined the state school and home herd. The animal praised for type, strong pedigree and high fat records, aims to raise the Redfield herd to national prominence. Origin from Des Moines farms part of the K.P.O.B family.
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Sir Mutual Pansy
James Daugherty
Ders
Oos
Pietertja’ Laura Piehe
Redfield
America
Pieter Tje Laura Pithe
Har- Browe
Arnold
Des Moines
Bon Homme Old Settlers Picnic Plans Speech Honor
Bon Homme county old settlers picnic set for August 23 in Springfield with Warren E. Green of Hazel invited as a speaker. Green is the Republican candidate for governor of South Dakota announced at the meeting held July 23.
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Bon Homme
W. E. Green
Springfield
Bon Homme County
Warren E. Green
Hazel
Green
South Dakota
Harvest progress in Hand County reports high yields
Miller July 23 Special farmers elevator notes Hull brothers from south of Miller hauled wheat weighing 54 pounds to the bushel No 1 yielding 16 bushels per acre. Barley and rye hauls yield 20 bushels per acre with many combines in use and help available at 2.50 to 3.50 dollars daily.
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Hull Brothers
Miller
Woman Breaks Wrist In Fall From Ladder
Watertown July reports a fracture of two bones in the right wrist suffered by Mrs AC Gray after she fell from a ladder at her Lake Kampesa home. The incident occurred while she was working on the property. The injuries were described as a wrist fracture with potential complications under observation. No other injuries or details were provided.
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Watertown
AC AC Gray
Oma Vnrer
Lake Kampesa
Wei Gray
Historic Gold Discovery Pageant at Custer Fest
Five hundred people including 200 Indians are set to perform in an historical pageant depicting Black Hills gold rush scenes during Custer eighth annual Gold Discovery days. A Friday morning street parade and Saturday morning pageant follow races and rodeo events on both afternoons.
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Custer
Black Hills
Tulare Young Couple Secretly Wed on December 10 1929
Friends were surprised to learn Miss Lydia Binger and Frank Olio married December 10, 1929. The couple will establish a home on the groom's farm six miles west of Tulare.
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Tulare
Lydia Binger
Frank Olio
Mrs Ernest Koester Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Ernest Koester, 72, died at her Crondon home after a three year illness. The Tulare special report notes the passing on July 23, with services pending.
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Ernest Koester
Tulare
Crondon
Redfield Youth Receives Amateur Radio Licenses
Redfield July 23 Special Carroll M Miller an 18 year old local radio experimenter has earned United States government amateur radio station and operator licenses from the Federal Radio Commission. His home made station WODEL operates wireless telegraphy radiophone television and picture transmission from 449 North 5th street east. Miller built the setup himself using house scraps and erected two relay masts for his antenna. He plans to test different circuits and hopes to communicate with all parts of America and foreign countries this winter as conditions improve. There are over 17 000 amateur stations nationwide with many honored for relief work during floods in the South and hurricanes in Florida.
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Redfield
Carrol M. Miller
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Commission
5Th “Street
Miller
America
Florida
Red Cross
Foreign War Veterans Open Pension Bureau
A free pension bureau opens August 5 to 10 in Watertown under Frank H. Adams post 750 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Paul C. Moyer, deputy chief of staff for Iowa and South Dakota, urges every World War Spanish American War and Civil War veteran denied compensation to apply for disability allowance, including those who have not served overseas.
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Watertown
Frank H. Adans
Paul C. Moyer
Department of
Iowa
South Dakota
Pension Bureau
Meyer
Civil War Brummel Becomes Samaritan at Molokai Leper Colony
Clarksville residents recall Ira B. Dutton, once a Union captain and government agent, who later joined the Kalaupani leper colony as Brother Joseph. His devout change led to years of service, tokens sent home, and care for patients, until recent hospital transfer. Chancellor J. We Stout praises his fairness and impartial service amid the claims and quarters era.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Honolulu
Joseph
Ira B. Dutton
Harges
Trappis
Mary
Gethsemane
Hovolulu
J. We Stout
Dutton
Rain at Tulare Brief Shower Ends Dry Spell
A timely shower Saturday night ends a hot dry spell in Tulare area and should help insure a fine corn crop. World population is now estimated at 1.5 billion.
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Tulare
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Yellowstone Park
Atlantic
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Firestone Company
Firestone Dealera
Service Stores
Hiold
Rial
Studebaker
Atlantic City
Detroit
Wheaton
Die
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Krummann Service Stores Inc
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Standard Oil Products
Daisy Bell
Flock Voiles
Rondo
Cambrie
Loisette
J.C. Penneyes
Dexist
Huron
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