Spread In Grain Prices Too Large In South Dakota
Pierre July 31 The spread between terminal market grain prices and prices paid to South Dakota farmers is too great in some cases a preliminary study by the state railroad commission shows. Early results urge further development by grain marketing agencies farm organizations and colleges.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Former Onida Woman Tours With Friends
Former Onida resident Mrs. Ly M. Woodruff and her two children Vaughn and Corrinne left for Mound City to visit her parents after a week in Onida with her sister Miss Agnes Neste deputy county registrar and other friends. Woodruff had taught in the Granda schools for two and a half years before marrying L. M. Woodruff county agent for Sully County. The family plans to join him soon in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania where he works for the federal agriculture department. Several social courtesies were extended to Mrs. Woodruff during her stay.
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Onida
Ly M. Woodruff
Vaughn
Corrinne
Mound City
Agnes Neste
Deputy County Register
Birs
Woodruff
Gnrda
L. M. Woodruff
Sully County
Counties Decide On Bounty Payments Change Lets Counties Choose
FIERRE July 31 The attorney general informs J St Lloyd state's attorney that counties may decide whether to pay bounties on crews magpies gophers and ground squirrels The statute now uses may instead of shall making bounties discretionary with the county The change also covers crows and roagpies with county discretion noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney General
J. St. Lloyd
St Flendreau
Lieyd
Office moves in Hot Springs and neon sign debut
Mrs. Harry Lofier, manager of Northwest Investment Co and Hot Springs Credit Bureau, relocated her office to Brick Hills Finance in the Bank of Hot Springs building. Gustine's Pharmacy in Lower Town introduced Hot Springs first neon sign using electric current through glass tubes to light red letters.
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Hot Springs
Harry Lofier
Northwest Investment Company
Hot Springs Credit Bureau
Brick Hills Finance Corporation
Bank of Hot Springs
Gustine
Lower Town
Ein Hot Springs
I Moved From Fatigue To Wellness With Vegetable Compound
Mrs B C Hang of 236 Tuller Ave St Paul Minnesota reports chronic fatigue eased after taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound three times daily. She says she feels like a young woman again and many neighbors notice the improvement. She offers to write to any woman seeking similar help.
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St Paul
Mina
Preac
Pinkham
Lydia
B.C. Hang
Tuller Ave
St Paul, Minnesota
Wild Flowers Hide Alcohol In Courtbox
Offiers in Minnehaha County seized a box of flowers intended for the suspect's home. A radiated throng of court officials opened the box to reveal a can of alcohol, turning a forgery case into a new charge for the young man awaiting trial in Sioux Falls July 31.
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Sioux Falls
State Botanical Society
Sheriff's Department
Texas bond opponents study South Dakota road data
Opponents of a Texas highway bond issue seek guidance from South Dakota on financing and construction. Governor Buell states South Dakota’s 40 million road bond issue will be paid by 1931 with no new bonds, funded by a four cent gasoline tax used for maintenance and new construction.
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Texas
S.D. Pierre
South Dakota
Texas Tax Ijsumal
Austin
W. J. Bulew
Bulew
Fire damages fields in Bonilla vicinity
A fire near Bonilla damaged about four acres of grain in a field owned by John C. Meyers and also burned in a field belonging to Ross Palmer. The blaze, of unknown origin, started last Sunday afternoon.
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Bonilla
John C. Meyers
Ross Palmer
Changes at S F College in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls July 30 changes in the college administration and faculty to meet North Central Association requirements have been completed. Dean Fauquet becomes director of education, Martini heads foreign language, Machin directs science, James heads music. New instructors include MacGregor, Friedland, Forsberg, and Collins. Plans add home economics with federal aid discussions ongoing with Florence Sly.
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Sioux Falls
C. R.lattgast
Association
A. W. Fauquet
Department of Education
M. F. Martini
D. R. James
Claire V. MacGregor
Zeeland Standford University
Carl’e. Friedland
University of North Dakota
Myrtle Forsberg
University of Michigan
Margaret Collins
University of Wisconsin
C. BR. Lattgast
Florence Sly
South Dakota
Smith
Hughes act. View kitchens designed for home economics labs
The view kitchens in the Hughes act design were built to support home economics laboratory work and will house the related classes in the hall spaces.
State Lamb Crop To Show Gain In 1930
Brookings South Dakota July 31 The 1930 lamb crop in South Dakota is estimated at 652000 head, up from 602000 in 1929 and 542000 in 1928, with an overall US crop of 29459000. The growth is due to more breeding ewes and more lambs saved, especially in western states where herds rose 3.5 percent.
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Brookings
Missouri River swim by 63 year old man
Yankton reports Lars Olson of Gayville who runs a lumber business swam across the Missouri River and back with younger men. Despite six years out of the water the 63 year old kept pace with the best, accompanying the group to the river and completing the crossing.
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Missouri
Yankton
Lars Olson
Missouri River
Olson
Gayville
Kimball Harvest Festival to Celebrate South Dakota Plenty
W L Gill Boughner of Kimball plans a two night harvest fantasia The Horn of Plenty in Gardens of Paradise ballroom August 1 and 2 Radio orpheum and chorus stars will perform Entrants from Sioux Falls Miller and other cities will participate Decorations feature shocks of grain corn vegetables The chorus of local girls will sing and dance under Miss Josephine Stewart University of South Dakota School of Music supervision The Gardens of Paradise recently renovated with a rotating mirrored ball a water fountain and cabaret style furniture
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Kimball
South
Horn of Plenty
Boughner
Radio
Orpheum
Josephine Stewart
School of Music
University of South Dakota
Gardens of Paradise
Dance Roor Said to Have Finest Fountain Service in State
With fountain service, The dance Roor is reputed to be one of the finest in the state, drawing praise for its elegance and quality. The venue reportedly excels in hospitality and ambiance, making it a top destination for patrons seeking refined entertainment.
Man Finds Undeclared Land Near Kadoka
BELVIDERE July 31 A land seeker found a quarter section south of Kadoka never entered, with part on the Big White river bottom, making it among the district’s richest agricultural tracts. After years with few final proof notices, the mystery remains how the land escaped earlier attention.
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South Dakota
Two Webster Pioneers Die on the Same Day
Webster, July 31. C G C Chilson and Gilbert D Peterson, both longtime Webster contributors, died the same day and were buried the same day. Born the same year, each spent more than four decades aiding Webster's growth and will be remembered among the city’s first citizens.
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Webster
C. GC. Chilson
Gilbert D. Peterson
Fires Threaten Water Town Fields After Week Of Blazes
Water town authorities report 31 fires in a week raising alarms. The latest blaze Monday afternoon burned a large dry grass field near homes before being controlled by the Water town department. Firemen urge residents to discard cigars and cigarettes safely to prevent further fires.
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Watertown
Waterty
Waterstown
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Buffalo
Ohio
Cutcura Laboratories
Dept. H. Malden
Union. Cooperative Association
Hollywood Gallon Prunes
Black Hills Sugar
Mallory’s
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A_HOME
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