Haakon County Praire Dog Eradication Drive Wraps Up
Haakon County reports an extensive prairie dog eradication effort led by County Agent L. B Kennedy. About 50 000 acres were poisoned with 9 000 pounds purchased through the Bureau of Biological Survey, involving up to 65 volunteers and county wide organization to ensure complete coverage. Rechecking planned for spring to remove remaining individuals.
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Prockings
Haakon County
L. 8
Kennedy
Aga
Haakon
Heck
Bureau of Biological Survey
Accused Slayers To Be Quizzed Tuesday
Five Black Legion members denied bail and will be court examined Tuesday on charges of kidnapping and slaying an alleged target. Accuser Dayton Dean is deemed unreliable by four codefendants who call him crazy. Prosecutor says James Lorance corroborates Dean’s account. pleas of not guilty entered as defense contests county jurisdiction.
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Detrom
Black
James Rey Lorance
Dean
Recorder’s Court
Wayne County
Livingston County
Milk Cream Group To Meet On Drought Fair Pricing
Beadle County Sweet Milk and Cream Association gathers at the courthouse at 8 tonight to discuss fair returns for dairy amid drought. Topic includes a proposed boost in cream and milk prices and the livestock situation in Beadle County, per President John Evans.
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Beadle County
Sweet Milk and Cream Association
John Evans
Association
Fire yields debris search at Chicago fur plant blast
Firemen comb north side debris after a blast at a Chicago fur plant killed one and injured ten. Mayor Kelly ordered a full investigation as workers were counted, with Mrs Sylvia Vizonsky among the dead. Four men and two women hospitalized with serious injuries. two others slightly hurt.
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Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Michael J. Corrigan
Sylvia Vizonsky
Murray Wins in Montana Primary Unofficial Returns Show Lead
Unofficial Montana primary returns place U S Senator James E Murray ahead of Rep Joseph P Monaghan by 2 386 votes for the Democratic senatorial nomination based on 1 013 of 1 207 precincts Murray 43 047 Monaghan 39 081 Samuel V Stewart and W B Sands trailed for the Montana Supreme Court with 1 318 and 6701 votes T C Larson leads Republican senatorial field with 10 895 votes L Ray Carroll 8 449 Hugh Egan 7 1 and Jess H Stevens 7 108 Cong Roy Ayers leads Gov Elmer Holt by 3 00 votes 44 743 to 31 448 Pauline 1958 precincts 10 778 votes for her opponent Jerry O Connell and H L Bart lead in the first district Republican race O Connor leads the second district Democrat Stockdale leads the second district Republican
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Helena
Mont
Montana
U.S
James E. Murray
Joseph P. Monaghan
Murray
Monaghen
Samuel V. Stewart
W. B. Sands
Montana Supreme Court
T. C. Larson
L. Ray Carroll
Hugh Egan
Jess H. Stevens
Congresman
Roy ©. Ayers
Elmer Holt
Ayers
Holt
Pauline
Jerry O'Connell
H. L. Bart
James T. O'Connor
T S. Stockdal
28 000 Distressed Farmers at Work in Drought North West
Washington report from the Works Progress Administration shows 2 008 distressed farmers employed on relief projects in the drought ravaged northwest with daily additions of 2 000 to 3 000. Distribution includes South Dakota 1 481, North Dakota 2 513, Montana 305, Minnesota 140, Wyoming 140. Howard Hunter, assistant administrator in charge of drought operations, told Deputy Administrator Aubrey Williams that relief load is rising rapidly despite low temperatures and light rain.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Northwest
Ees
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montene
Minnesota
Wyoming
Howard
Hunter
Aubrey Williams
Berry Says Too Busy To Debate for Governor
Pierre July 7 Tom Berry says he is not interested in debating his Republican opponent Lauslie Jensen of Hot Springs about cars at a celebration in Parlston next month. He cites being busy with relief efforts and livestock feed problems and says he has no memory of deciding anything by debating as a child.
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Berry
South Dakota Potato Growers Cancel Tour 1936
The committee of the South Dakota Potato Growers Association canceled this year’s annual tour planned for July 24 and 25 in Watertown. Drought and grasshoppers have badly damaged the potato fields prompting the decision to call off the 11th annual event.
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Watertown
South Dakota Potato Grows Ers Association
Bachelor Farmer Is Victim of Heat
WAKONDA July 923 YP harry Sweetey unmarried about 59 died alone at his farm home yesterday pronounced by physicians to have been a victim of the heat which caused a heart attack. The body was discovered in the house of the farm when a brother Royal who lived at the same home returned from threshing at a neighbor's. Harry Sweely had not been in strong physical condition for some time but was apparently as well as usual when his brother left him official learned. Another brother Dr Merle Sweeley formerly of Yankton resides tn Chicago
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Wakonda
Harry Sweetey
Royal
Harry Sweely
Merle Sweeley
Yankton
Farmer Impaled by Hay Knife in Spokake Area
Spokake Washington July 2 A farm accident led to the death of August Lutz a laborer from Isabel South Dakota who was fatally injured when he slipped on a hay pitching machine His parents Mr and Mrs August Lutz six brothers and three sisters survive and the body was sent to Isabel last night.
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August Lutz
Tsabele
S. D
Lutz
Mrr
Isabele
Brookings man freed after forged check case
Kenneth Starbuck of Brookings was released Wednesday afternoon after making good forged checks allegedly passed at Huron business places. The former insurance salesman waived preliminary examination and was bound over to circuit court, following a complaint signed by Dean Dornberger and processed through the State's Attorney H. W. Markey's office.
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Huron Business Places
Kenneth Starbuck
Brookings
H.W. Markey
Starbuck
Ugon
Dean Dornberger
Circuit
Jubilee Singers Bring Rust College Voices to Huron
A group of colored Jubilee Singers from Rust College Holly Springs Miss performed at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Huron on a vacation tour. The program featured religious numbers folk songs plantation melodies and popular harmonies drawing a large audience of music enthusiasts.
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Jubilee Singers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rust College
Holly Springs
Miss
Huron
United States
Bees Sign Guy Bush From Pirates For 1932 Pitching
Boston announces that pitcher Guy Bush, recently released by Pittsburgh, has accepted terms with manager Bill McKechnie for the Bees. Bush previously pitched for the Chicago Cubs in the 1929 World Series and in 1932 against the Yankees.
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Boston Bees
Guy Bush
Boston
Boston, Bees
National League’ Baseball Club
Pittsburgh
Bill McKechnie
Bush
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Athletics
Townsend Delegate Returns From Townsend Parley
REDFLALD July 23 Special Ch rig San Andersen district organizer of the Townsend movement returned Tuesday evening from the second national convention in Cleveland Ohio where 15 000 delegates from over 8 000 Townsend clubs gathered The meeting adopted a name change to Townsend Recovery Plan Incorporated and a policy not to endorse presidential candidates while urging home district support for House and Senate candidates for the 2 million members Borah family moving to Bryant to establish a new home Borah has purchased a thes iow therw g
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Townsend Recovery Plan, Incorporated
House
Senate
Horahs
Sontela
HP. Borah
Bryant
M. Borah
Golden Anniversary Marked At Howard
Howard July 23 Mr and Mrs J S Repner celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home with relatives and friends. About 160 guests attended an evening reception in the LO OF hall Viise. The program featured musical readings songs and poems and a pageant of brides from the last five decades. Dorothy Anchel of MacMillan Michigan contributed a commemorative poem.
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Howard Howard
J. S. Repner
Vilas Tadies
E.E. Whiteside
LO. O. F. Hall
Viise
Dorothy Anchel
MacMillan
Mich
More Than 2 Million Working on WPA Jobs
The Works Progress Administration reported 2,291,117 people employed on WPA projects for the week ending July 1. Deputy Administrator Aubrey Williams announced the figure from Washington.
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WPA
Washington
Works Progress
Aubrey Williams
State WPA totals by state for early July released
The report shows a total of 8,968 for the week ending July 4, with increases in several states. North Dakota’s drought impact raised the figure by 2,531 from the prior week. July 1 WPA employment totals list Minnesota 44,055 Nebraska 14,080 North Dakota 11,728 South Dakota 9,745.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebrask
South Pakow
Ostercamps Move Blunt July 2 Special
John Os tercamp relocates his family to the Rest house he purchased from the Jane Brothers. Arnold Nelson and family have moved into the house indicated by the Ostercamps.
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Blunt
John Ostercamp
Jane Brothers
Arnold Nelson
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