Institute Hit At Aberdeen Draws Large Attendance
Aberdeen hosts a merchants and professionals institute expected to attract more than 290 attendees including 150 business leaders at a noon luncheon at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. L. H. Suisch and Harry L. Kyes are slated as speakers for both sessions, with 209 expected at the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Co-Operative Club
Paul K. Myers
Chamber
Swedish Convention Ends At R. C. Today
Rapid City June 18 Between 400 and SCO members of the Swedish or Harjedl Reunion Society gathered for their annual national convention were closing their business sessions this afternoon and will end their conclave with a trip through the Black Hills. F Westberg Turlock Calif and E Hoffmann Minn were to speak this afternoon. SpearS yesterday included M Eugene Bangs and County Judge Char p A Nystrdi Rapid City.
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Rapid City
SCO
Harjedl
Black Hills
F. Westberg
Turlock
Calif
Ere
Hoffman
Minn
Spears
M Eugene Bangs
Char P A. Nystrdi
Fairs and celebrations listed across South Dakota this summer
Pierre special reports a statewide listing of fairs and celebrations planned for 1992. Attendance is expected to rise at numerous events through the summer and fall, with potential bumper crops linked to strong turnout. The notice provides a schedule of fairs and celebrations across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pierre
South Nation
Inflation Is Way To Recovery Says Local Officials
BELLE FOURCHE June 18 Winding up a long list of speaking engagements over the state Layson GC Aroth secretary of agriculture told Dakota stockmen meeting at Buffalo today that farming credit has been deflated artificially but a reasonable amount of inflation is the only road to recovery this time Troth together with A M Eberle marketing specialist of State college Brookings and Evan W Hall agricultural development agent of the Milwaukee railroad were headliners of the program of the annual convention of Harding county livestock association We were told that reconstruction Finance corporation and the Glass Steagall bill would bring a return of prosperity but inflation provided by these measures has not reached the farmer and prices still continue to break Troth said There will be no permanent prosperity until the farmer again is able to secure a fair price for products of the farm Prepare For Opportunities Touching marketing problems Eberle weld the stockmen to plan their production now so as to be in position to take full advantage of opportunities that will come later Once supply is one of the factors causing price changes it is well for farmers to show at all times the position no numbers for used and decreased on the cattle cycle When we are on the increase larger marketings can be expected When numbers are on the decrease reverse is true The fact that cattlemen increase their numbers when prices are high and decrease when low makes the cattle cycle Eberle said the state must give particular attention to the cattle industry The population increase has driven production of stock westward The eastern end of the corn belt is no longer a factor in cattle marketing He added Our state is one of the few favorably situated to supply beef to the ever increasing population We are a complete manufacturing plant The west river grazing sections can produce stockers and feeders and supply them to the east
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Belle Fourche
Layson GC
Aroth
Dakota
Buffalo
Troth
A. M. Eberle
Collee
Brookings
Evan W. Hall
Milwaukee Railroad
Harding County Livestock Association
Reconstruction Anance Corporation
Eberle
Lemen
West River
River Feeders in Position to Finish Them Out
A brief sports note states that river feeders hold a favorable position to close out their series, aiming to seal the win with a strong final push. Key players and team dynamics are highlighted, underscoring the path to victory.
Flower Show Rules Are Supplemented at Local Exhibit
Hibitors who will compete for honors at the Flower Show to be held in the Reubinson building on Tuesday and Wednesday. Exhibits will consist of three stalks of each variety, excepting mums, with twelve being the required number for each variety. He will be awarded according to Mrs A K Gardner, chairwoman of the committee in charge of the show, sponsored by the Tiuron pay board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reubinson
A. K. Gardner
Tiuron Pay Board
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Aberdeen
L. H. Suisch
Dayton
Whio
Harry L. Kyes
Minneapolis
National Merchants Association
Myers
Aberdeen Segsi Jters’ Institute
Bert DeMer Yo
Aberdeen Chamber of
ISG
Orpheum
Mus
Maryland
Chicago
the Wets
R. C
Wale Gap
F. Clackay County
Campcook
Rey VanDewerker
Bateson Fair
Tripp
Ang
W. W. Robertson
Jones County Fair
F. J. Carpenter
Lawrence County
J.B. Hill
Chapman Tiaha Cour
Fair Rempt
Hinsvark Brata
John
R. L. Bronson
Sturgis Kinsbreak
Newell Lea Anvention
Watertown
Custer Coo
Dell Rapids
Deadwood Fair
Tyndall
Menno
Preston
Wagner O
Inits
Dax Cyst
Parkston
Winnener
Tureis Corn Palace
Mitchell Federed Clubs
Sioux Falls
Vermilli
Nelson Master
Huron Millwork & Roofing Co
W.orth Street
Charles L. “Pete” Hollard
Minds
House of Representatives
White House
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Truth
Harding County
A. A. Wollmann
H. A. Joinson
Sudaw
Is Center
Thrift
Kelvinator
Northwestern Public Service Company
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