Crops Improve But Prices Say
ST PAUL June 13 Rain across the northwest has greatly improved crop conditions and pushed wheat prices to near year lows. Government figures show spring wheat at 85.7 percent, with acreage likely to fall 10 percent in private reports, possibly lowering yields by 25 to 30 million bushels. Northern South Dakota and southern North Dakota show the best crop outlook with bright prospects for corn and wheat.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northwest
Farmers Union Terminal Association
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Oumcea
Minnesota
South Dakota bankers delay convention dates in 1931
The South Dakota Bankers association and South Dakota Odd Fellows ironed out a date clash for their 1931 meetings in Huron. Bankers moved their June convention from the 46th to the fourth week to avoid conflicting with the Odd Fellows, who must hold their own annual convention in the mid June week per by law. George A. Starling advised Chamber of Commerce secretary Paul K. Myers of the change. Odd Fellows will vote on their 1931 city designation this Thursday.
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South Dakota
Pankers Associaton
Odd Fellow
Huron
Haron
Aberdeen
George A. Starling
Paul K. Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows
City
Lions Con vention Dates Target Huron Next Summer
Dates for the fifth district Lions Convention to be held in Huron next summer will be decided by the international meeting. Local Chamber of Commerce reports it will likely be set for the first or second week in June.
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Mitchell
Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Ine
Brookings Celebrates City Anniversary in July
Brookings marks its fifty first founding anniversary with a two day event on July 17 and 18. The first day features an old settlers reunion, followed by the annual farm and home day at State college on the second day.
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Brookings
State College
International Night Program Draws Many
VIRGIL June 18 Special The international night drew a large crowd with more than 400 attendees. Performances featured languages including English Spanish Swedish Norwegian Russian German and Latin. The program opened with the Lord's Prayer in multiple languages and closed with benediction by the Rev J E Washburn.
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Virgil
J. E. Washburn
Oscar Peterson
Grace Harris
F. C. Ruppel
Esther Ruppel
Washburn Family
Russia
Schumber
Clara Schamber
Anita May Kunze
J. R. Spiers
Fred Strong
Ij. E. Washburn
Select Cast For University PlayThere’s a Moon Tonight
Vermillion June 18 Selection of the twelve character cast of There’s a Moon Tonight to be given by the speech department in the open air July 15 at 730 p m was completed this week by C. E. Lyone professor of speech. The play, Alfred Kreymberg’s romantic comedy, has just been released for amateur performances and should prove one of the most beautiful open air productions. The cast includes Diana Helen Blankenburg Fe Dora Betty Isabel Hegness Vermillion Montague Melion Norman Paulson Centerville Simeon Scarlet William Looby Nanda Amanda Biggs Dorothy Conmot Stone Falls Mr Jeity Ward Clark Canistota Timothy Shanks A. A Schlacht Java Lemnue Wise Earle Run ning Gregory Samuel Noble James Sweet Washington D C Mr Oblong Axel Peterson Colman Mr Clod Raleigh Baldwin Vermillion.
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C. E. Lyone
Alfred Kreymberg
Merry Andrews
Lyon
Grandville Barker
Prunella
Amanda Biggs
Robert C, Dunn
Groton
Diana
Helen Blankenburg
Dora
Betty
Isabel Hegness
Montague
Melion
Norman
Paulson
Centerville
Simeon _Scarlet
William Looby
Nanda
Dorothy
Conmot
Stone Falls
Jeity Ward
Clark
Canistota
Timothy Shanks
A. A
Schlacht
Java
Lemnue Wise
Earle Running
Gregory
Samuel Noble
James Sweet
Washington
D.C
Charles Mix Settlers to Picnic with Governor Speaker
The 27th annual Charles Mix County Old Settlers Meeting will be held in Geddes on June 28 with Governor W J Bulow as principal speaker. Baseball games are planned for entertainment.
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Charles Mix Settlers
Geddes
Charles Mix County
Old Settlers
W. J. Bulow
Ford praised for endurance and safety in cross country trip
A New York Ford owner recounts a 13,000 mile sixty day cross country run calling the car economical, comfortable, and speedy. A father credits Triplex glass windshield with saving wife and children after a collision. Tire tests ran 500 miles daily for weeks. Ford shows durability with 105,000 miles of service. Police departments note its quick acceleration and control in traffic. Fleet buyers praise lower upkeep costs. International tests place Ford highly in Germany France Italy and other nations, with top finishes in Finland Argentina Denmark Sweden England Peru and more, in a harsh winter endurance event.
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New York
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Finland
Argentina
Copenhagen
Paris
England
Amancaes Pond
Peru
T He Royal Autosmobile Club
Sweden
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