Essen's Gardens Arouse Interest In German Mill Town
The German city with smokestacks has transformed into an orderly mill town with careful urban planning. A Garden Fair in a 57 acre tract showcases 70000 rose bushes and 30000 dahlias as residents compete to nurture the best flowers, reflecting policy credits to Alfred Krupp and a shift to home and garden culture. It notes Italy's industry pressures and broader trade shifts including rising textile competition and France, Britain, and America visitors spending millions in Italy.
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Essen
Germany
Alfred ‘Krupp
Herr Krupp
Italy Seeks Ways to Bolster Trade Balance
Rome reports Minister of National Economy Alessandro Martelli says Italy’s 1928 29 commercial balance showed a deficit of 392.25 million dollars, with the first quarter 1929 worse than 1928. He cites transitory causes, harvest losses from bad weather, lire stabilization costs, and rising foreign duties as factors. Virginio Gayda proposes three methods to aid agriculture.
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Rome
Italy
Alessandro Martelli
Chamber of Deputies
Martel
Postal Service Praised By Congressman At Sioux Falls
Congressman C. A. Christopherson told the South Dakota Postal Employees convention that the post office department has become a mighty factor in progress. He cited low rates aiding newspaper and magazine distribution and commended workers for meeting floods fires and bandits as they expanded service.
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Mitchell
Post Office Department
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Postoffice Department
Morgan Held to Circuit Court in Murder and Rape Charges
Morgan, 20, of Huron was bound over to the circuit court on two counts, murder and statutory rape, after a preliminary hearing. Bail was set at 5,000 on each count, totaling 10,000, with Morgan in custody of Sheriff Lyda G. Larsen since Sunday. Witnesses testified including Hula Barton and Wendell Phillips about the fatal car ride with 21-year-old Ruby Irene Nyman. The courtroom was crowded, and the judge ordered Morgan held for trial with bail totaling 10,000.
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Walt
Tate
George W. Longstaff
Morgan
Lyda
G. ‘Larsen
Ruby Irene Nyman
Brookings
Young
W. W Howes
Hula Barton
jWho
Wendell Phillips
Justica ‘Long
Circuit’'Court
Mure ‘der
Howes
Two Records Fall at Tri State Fair Horse Racing
Barrow Junior owned by Morris and Son of Breckenridge Minnesota set a Tri State fair record in the 2:10 race with 2 07 1 2 and ran 2:08 in heat two. Franzie O Briant of John Bradford stable Jamestown North Dakota and High Reaper owned by A R Scott Glenham also earned place money at the event.
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Tri-State
Aberdeen
Doctor B. P
Franzie’ O’briant
John Bradford
Jamestown
Jury selection in Snook murder case proceeds in Columbus
An extra venire of 50 was summoned for Monday as the two day adjournment slowed jury finding in the James H. Snook murder trial. The Ohio State University professor faces a male panel of 11 after peremptory challenges by the defense reduced tentative jurors. Three women remain seated but five challenges have been used and another removed one of the four tentative women.
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Snook
Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
Snooks
Ohio State
McMaster Attacks Tariff Bill in Northwest Visit
Senator W H McMaster denounces the tariff bill as industrial, not agricultural, calling for northwest senators to seek modifications. He warns farmers may gain less from crops due to lower production estimates and world surplus nearing depletion, urging action to protect farmer returns.
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Aberdeen
W. H.mcmaster
Senate
Northwest
McMaster
Congress
Gurney Seed Paint Labeling Case May Be Dropped
State inspections department indicates it will drop action against Gurney Seed and Nursery over alleged improper paint labeling after receiving a letter from T C Ronayne director of inspections. Gurney states sale and advertising of the paint was stopped and a correct analysis and label formula will be provided.
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Y ‘Seed and Nursery
State’ Department of Agriculture
T. C. Ronayne
Gurney Seed
Yankton States
Gurney
BE. R. Gurney
Fires Threaten Superior National Forest in Minnesota
Nearly 500 men were mobilized to fight out of control fires in the Brule and Cascade Lake districts of Superior National Forest. The fires grew to over 1,000 acres as high winds and extreme heat hindered ranger crews and expanded the blaze.
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Grand Rapids
Minn
Superior National Forest
Brule
Cascade Lake
Forest Rangers
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H. W. Markey
Dakota Avenue
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Seall
North Royal Hotel
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St. Louisa
Monterey County
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Anager
A.M. Urquhart
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