Recovery Reconsidered by Col Ayres in Monthly Bulletin
Cleveland June 15 Col Leonard P Ayres economist and vice president of Cleveland Trust says recovery has been checked by reversal for a third time since the bottom of the low mood He notes business activity and industrial production slowed last month He outlines three required factors to absorb unemployment expanded building construction higher durable goods output financed by new securities and growth of exports He adds the administration’s plan for a rapid unemployment absorption and budget balance by mid 1935 is unlikely without a major expansion in building and output and exports.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Business Bulletin
Cleveland Trust Company
Col. Ayres
Tobin, Veteran Road Contractor, Is Dead
SIOUX FALLS man J Tobin veteran road construction contractor died in hospital after a six week illness. A Madison firm founder and Lake County native he is survived by a widow a daughter in Sioux Falls and a brother William of Wentworth. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic Church in Madison at 10 am Saturday.
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Sioux Falls
J. Tobin
Tobin
Madison
Lake County
William
Wentworth
Correction to Farm Question in Question Box
A farmer notes an error in the Farm Question and Answer column about forage crop planting on contracted acres. The corrected guidance says cane and sudan grass and hay millet may be planted if cane is not harvested for grain while grain millets may not be sown on these acreage areas.
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Sudan
W. M
Miner
Hershey
Brethren Church Holds 136th Annual Convention in Ames
In Ames Iowa on June 15 delegates from twenty five states gathered for the Church of the Brethren annual convention. The event marks the 136th gathering of its kind with church leaders and members in attendance from across the region.
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Ames
Church of the Brethren Bere
Kaltschnee Defends 1934 State Trapshoot Title Hope
Parkston North West trap shooters converge June 17 to 19 for the 1934 state championship. Notables include Jerry Wilson Sisseton Virg Farrard Britton Charles Kaltschnee Wayland Archie French Watertown Ben Mescher Emery and Sheriff Jack Cuffee Sisseton with many more. Historic champions listed from 1913 through 1933 highlight long rivalries and top scores such as Kaltschnee and Mescher.
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Parkston
Jane
Northwest
HL Cremer
Jerry Wilson
Sisseton
Virg Farrard
Britton
Charles Kaltschnee
Wayland
Archie French
E. T. Myers
Mitchell
Frank Hughes
Mobridge
George Kreger
Waubay
Ray Middaugh
H. G. Taylor
Meckling
Wanbly
Aberdeen
Ed Smith
A. Wallace
Canton
Wm. Bliss
Vermillion
C. Kaltschnee
Ber J
Mescher
Emery
Chas. Kaltschnee
Grace Abbott resigns as bureau chief after 13 years
Miss Grace Abbott today left the bureau after thirteen years as its chief. She will join the University of Chicago as professor of public welfare administration. Miss Katherine F. Lenroot, assistant chief, will become acting chief.
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Grace Abbott
Bureau Post
Washington
Miss .Grace
Abbott
S Bureau
Chie
University of Chicago
Katherine F. Lenroot
50 000 Farmers In South Dakota Keeping Records
BROOKINGS June 14 Special More than 30 000 South Dakota farmers are keeping farm record banks this year according to S W Jones in charge of farm management Projects for the extension service of State college The AAA adjustment programs require substantial proof of compliance with contracts have spurred interest in record keeping Farmers use records and receipts as evidence of livestock corn hogs wheat and other farm commodities sold Six thousand copies of the South Dakota farm record book were distributed before the AAA books were issued This state was allotted 45 000 of these
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Brookings
South Dakota
S. W. Jones
Extension Service
State College
AAA
Jones Sys
Prison break ends in motorboat escape from McNeil Island
Tacoma dispatch reports two inmates William L. Fitemaurice 34 of San Francisco and T F Audette 32 of Portland fled McNeil Island penitentiary in a motorboat after breaking from a cell and forcing a guard into the craft. Pursuing posses chased across the Fort Lewis reserve, the pair escaped two miles to the mainland before authorities cut off pursuit. Gardner’s 14 year old jailbreak comparison is noted. Beardsley elected North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association president.
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Tacoma
Wash
McNeil Island
Fort Lewis Military Reservation
William L. Fitemaurice
San Francisco
T. F. Audette
Portland
Ove
Fitemaurice
Audette
Roy Gardner
Gardner
Bearsley
Dickinson
N. D
L. G. Beardsley
New Dockford
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Oss Resigns as Adventist Head in South Dakota
South Dakota Conference executive committee announces the resignation of President Gordon Oss of Watertown. He leaves to become president of the Southern Caribbean Conference in Trinidad, effective early August, to be succeeded by Rev. J. H. Roth of Winnipeg. Oss’s family has a long missionary history.
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South Dakota
Mr. Oss
Sve
John Oss
Ching
A. G. Youngberg
Huron i
Melvin
India
Mr. Hoth
Argentina
Thieves Steal Cornerstone From Church of God
In Atlanta on June 15 thieves removed the cornerstone from the Church of God and took the contents. The missing offering and gifts were part of the church’s first Sunday services, with a money offering and jewelry among the items reported stolen.
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Atlanta
Church of God
Tate the Sane
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Oss
J. B. Roth
Winnipeg
Watertown
M. L. Schuster
N‘jon: College
United States
Schuster
United States of America
D. Ziprick
Caskatoon
D. E. Collins
Schlotthaver
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Sophie Kerr
Calmenson
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