European finance power shifts threaten U S role as lender
Barrett Wendell of Lee Higgenson and Co Chicago told the South Dakota Bankers association that Europe is strengthening financially and could challenge the U S position as leading lender. He cited rising foreign loans, the growth of foreign investments from 2.63 billion in 1913 to over 15 billion today, and urged caution and understanding of differing investment practices before any radical changes.
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Rapid City
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Europe
Barrett Wendell
Lee Higgenson and Co
Chicago
South Dakota Bankers Association
Wendell
France
Switzerland
United St
Ftrom
Prosecutions for bread, eggs and cigarettes in 1926
Prosecutions announced by J. O. Ronayne of the state agriculture division list multiple fines for varied counts. Sam C. Glanzer of Onida was fined for manipulating the Babcock test. Henry Werner of Ramona fined for selling cigarettes without stamps. Rank Hyde of Oldham fined for similar cigarette violations. Morrise Lurie of Gettysburg fined for candle duties. Lars Noland of Cottonwood fined for possessing unassigned cream. Harry Silverman of Dupree charged for further violations.
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Tierre
J. O. Ronayne
State Department of Agriculture
Sam CG. Glanzer
Onida
Henry Werner
Ramona
Rank Hyde
Oldham
Morrise Lurie
Gettysburg
Lars Noland
Cottonwood
On Company
Harry Silverman
Dupree
Commencement speaker at USD to address graduates
Dr. Charles W Gillkey of the University of Chicago chapel will deliver the commencement address at the University of South Dakota Monday at 10 30 AM on The Influence of Atmosphere The address will be broadcast on KUSD along with graduation week events Several fines were issued in recent local cases including Ness Canova Oeltichs Hagel Evans Milliken Cook and others for offenses from counterfeit tests to bread and milk standard issues
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Vermillion
Charles W Gillkey
University of Chicago Chapel
University of South Dakota
Gilkey
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Gornell
Chicago
Toronto
Wellesley
Stanford
Purdue
KUSD
Co. S. Ness
Canova
Mary Norman
Oeltichs
Om C. S. Hagel
Pine Bridge
H. J. Evans
Pine Ridge
John Milliken
Martin
R. D. Cook
Nelson J. Cramer Dies at Yankton Home at 87
Nelson J. Cramer 87 a wealthy real estate owner and attorney died at his Yankton home after a period of decline He had lived in Yankton 54 years and owned extensive property in Yankton Douglas Hutchinson and Charles Mix counties He was survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Yankton
Nelson Jv. Cramer
Douglas
Hutchinson
Charles Mix County
Alfalfa Bloat Warning From Animal Specialist
Brookings June reports a warning that alfalfa pasture causes bloat in cattle and sheep with no reliable preventive. Dr. G S Weaver, state extension animal disease specialist, notes bloat can be fatal from rapid fermentation and gas pressure, advising to keep ruminants off alfalfa and seek immediate treatment for bloating cases.
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Brookings
G. S. Weaver
State College Extension Service
Weaver
Veterinary Gas Relief Methods Described in Historical Text
The passage outlines crude remedies for bloat in animals using a tongue depressor like stick, pine tar or grease coating, and saliva flow to aid belching. It notes tapping worst cases with a trocar inserted on the left side near the rib and hip area, followed by a physic after relief.
Frankfort Woman Named by W R G
Aberdeen June 7 The closing sessions of the women relief corps convention marked by installation of officers Corrine Huntington Jackson Vermillion was named department president succeeding Mary Green Flandreau Other officers include Senior Vice President Jennis Warner Frankfort Junior Vice President Jennie Anderson Aberdeen Treasurer Katherine Weeks Vermillion Chaplain Anna Thompson Watertown Secretary Nettie Denison Vermillion Inspector Ruth Steinhoff Selby and other officers Gu cell Dundot Lennox Patriotic Instructor Mary Dewey Beresford The next convention will be held in Hot Springs.
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Aberdeen
Womans’ Relict Corps
Corrine Huntington Jackson
Vermillion
Mary Green
Flandrea
Fnr
Hot Springs
Jennis Warner
Frankfort
Jennie Anderson
Katherine Weeks
Anna Thompson
Watertown
Net
Tie
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Details Noted
The Huron Pierre bus departs Huron at 2 45 p m to connect with trains north at Wolsey 3 28 p m and arrives Pierre about 7 pm It also leaves Pierre at 6 30 am to connect with the Wolsey south train at 10 20 am and arrives back at Huron around 11 45 am
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Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
Delegates Present Flag at Central High and Dedicate Tree
Florence Gatés reports from Rapid City as delegates under Mrs. Deway present a flag at Central High School and dedicate a Civil War veterans tree in Melgaard Park. B F Whitehouse of Frederick reads poems, a Civil War veteran who fought with Custer. A parade led by the purple region drum and bugle corps closes the day with an American Legion army mess.
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Florence Gatés
Rapid City
Lucia Watson
Siouxi Falls
Deway
Central High ‘School
Melgaard Park
B.F. Whitehouse
Frederick
Custer
Whitehouse
American Legion
Crews Advance Rail Grade Between Yankton and Pierce
Officials of the Yankton Norfolk and Southern Railroad say grading on the line between Yankton and Pierce Neb is to be largely finished within 60 days. Rails may begin by mid July starting at Yankton. Eight grading outfits and two engineering crews are in operation.
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Yankton
Wausau
Famous Scientist’s Discovery Banishes Corns Forever
A new corn treatment claims to remove corns at the root by granulation without acids. Dr. Stickel, a noted chemist, is credited with the process. The product Corn Fly promises immediate relief and a money back guarantee, sold at Perriton's Drug Store and Sherman and Moe Drug Store.
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Stickel
Cerman
Money Back
Perriton’s
Sherman and Moe Drug Store
Engineering work recalls crew for Yankton to Norfolk line
An engineering crew from the old First National Bank building, originally to house an office stack, has been recalled to assist on the Yankton Norfolk line project while the North from Watertown line progresses.
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First National Bank
Tre
Stact
Watitown
Yankton-Norfoll
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Ohio
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Paris
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Holeproof
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Roy Housman
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