Economists Tie Trade Treaties to Cattlemen Gains
Fort Pierre reports that USDA economist D C Christy told the South Dakota Stock Growers Association that reciprocal trade treaties boost total foreign commerce and consumer purchasing power. He argued large imports do not drive prices down and cited beef, farm income, and export dynamics to explain market effects.
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Fort Pierre
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. C
Christy
Canada
United States
Wegner Defeats Floyd In Runoff For City Commission
PIERRE June 12. H Warro Wegner defeated Alden Floyd 633 to 570 in a runoff election for the city commission. Both are garagemen. I was the fifth time residents of the capital city voted this year. FULL-TIME JOE ANN ARBOR The University of Michigan has put its tennis coach on a full-time basis. LeRoy Weir will add intramural squash and badminton instruction to his duties.
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Wegner
Floyd
Pierre
H. Warro Wegner
Alden Floyd
Joe Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
LeRoy Weir
KruGen Proves Beneficial for Claimed Elimination Aid
Testimonial from Louis Booth of Clinton Iowa credits KruGen with dramatic relief from muscular pains and digestive distress after years of constipation and injuries. Booth says he can raise his arms without pain and reports improved digestion and regularity. The ad notes KruGon is sold by H H Humphrey Drug and other area chemists.
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KruGen
Louis Booth
North Third St
Clinton
Iowa
Mr. Booth
Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
A collage of odd clippings from various US towns. A Pittsburgh man seeks his lost gall stones from a streetcar bag, Amarillo touts a unique helium plant at a hotel, a San Pedro gull medical mishap ends with a police hospital hint, and Valley Neb burglars fail after a door mix up in a drugstore.
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Pittsburgh
Lost and Found Department of the
Pittsburgh Railway Company
Amarillo
Tex
San Pedro
Calif
J. H. Maier
Meier
Short change artist sought after Dakota Avenue incident
A tall light skinned man wearing a white straw hat and coatless was described by police after freezing a waitress at Tuck's gate on Dakota Avenue South. He obtained five dollars and fled after visiting late Tuesday afternoon.
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Tuck's Gate
Dakota Avenue South
Collision in Dakota Avenue causes vehicle damage
Cars driven by Ralph Hohm of Yale and William McGaughey of Huron collided in the 300 block of Dakota Avenue South on Tuesday afternoon. Both cars were damaged but all occupants escaped injury.
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Ralph Hohm
Yale
William McGaughey
Huron
Dakota Avenue
South
V F W to Select Delegates at Thursday Meeting
Forrest McMullen Post No. 1776 VFW will hold bi-monthly meeting Thursday night at the hall in the National Bank of South Dakota building basement. Commander J W Marston urges attendance to elect delegates for the state encampment in Yankton June 23 26 and for the national convention in Los Angeles in August. Lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Bank of South Dakota
J. W. Marston
Yankton
Los Angeles
Marston
Lurch
Three Teaching Vacancies Filled In City Schools
The city board of education met Tuesday night and filled three teaching vacancies. Donald Williams, a Dakota Wesleyan graduate and former football captain, was named athletic coach and teacher at Wilson grade school, succeeding Russell Franz who resigned. Margaret Carter of Lake City Minnesota will teach kindergarten at McKinley, sharing duties with high school glee club accompaniment, filling Devonna Brandvshi’s vacancy. Martha Flaten of Park River N D was elected kindergarten teacher at Jefferson, succeeding Harriet Hargarty who resigned. Both hires are Miss Wood's School graduates. The Farmers Co-Operative Company won a contract for 600 tons of oil treated stoker coal at 6.75 per ton for use in high, Jefferson and Lincoln buildings. Nut coal for Wilson and McKinley goes to Sheldon F Reese Elevator Co at 8.88 per ton. Eugene Medigar received the coal hauling contract at 36 cents per ton.
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Board of Educaton
Donald Williams
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Wilson
Russell Franz
Margaret Carter
Lake City
Minn
McKinley
Devonna Brandvshi
Miss Carter
Martha Flaten
Park River
N. D
Jefferson School
Harriet Harggarty
Miss Flaten
Miss Wood
Minneapolis
Farmers Co-Operative Company
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wilson and
Sheldon F. Reese Elevator Company
Eugene Medigar
Local couple heads to Long Beach for new California home
Tulare June 12 special Mr and Mrs Chris Paulson and Alverne Foglesong left Sunday morning for Long Beach California where the Paulson family will establish a new home Foglesong will spend a month visiting friends in California.
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Tulare
Chris Paulson
Alverne Foglesong
Long Beach
Calif
Paulson
Mr. Foglesong
California
Deaf Picnic Set For June 30 At State Fair Grounds
South Dakota deaf community plans annual outing on June 30 at the State Fair Grounds in Huron. Oscar Skorheim chairs the committee with B Stitt, KR Albrecht, and J Servold also on the panel. The program includes games and a free lunch, with no admission charged.
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S. D
State Fair Grounds
Huron Sune Day
Oscar Skorheim
Huron
B. Stitt
KR. Albrecht
Redfield
J. Servold
Sioux Falls
Skorheim
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Dad
la Playa
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H. H. Humphrey Drug
Red Cross
Hoboken
N. J
France
Frederickson
House of Nel Severn Black Gables
Vons Ce OO
Warren William
Lone Wolf
Leone Wolf
Ready
Robert E. Sherwood
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Raymond Massey
Jens Lockhart
Ruth Gardon
Dorothy Tree
Karey Stephens
Minos Wataom
Alan Baxter
Hite Vonce
PLUBI
Listk
Board of Education
Wame
Bunny Brook
America
Sunny Brook
Kentucky
Zhia
AG Its
Koplow Brothers, Inc
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England
Osue
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Sebeichery
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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