South Dakota Farm Women Endorse Rural Welfare Plan
In Mitchell the South Dakota Farm Women Congress held its tenth annual session. Resolutions backed farm extension and 4-H, urged cattle tuberculosis testing, beautification, state parks, and a cigarette and cosmetics tax for education. An advisory committee to craft a stronger program for farm home betterment was formed, with plans to report next year. Professor W F Kumnen spoke on rural wealth.
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Yankton
Dakota Farm’ Women's Congress
Mitchell
Farm Women’s Congress
BH. E. Hunter
Letcher
Norman Nelson
Mission’ Hill
Marti Sorenson
Taddor
Earl Dickereen
Irene
Glenn Tiford
Vermillion
Bill Aid
Durges ‘Park
W. FP. Kumnen
State College
Mary Kotrba
South Dakota
Girl
South Dakota Exports 1928 Diversified Commodities
The 1928 South Dakota export list shows outstanding qualifications in leadership and achievement, with a short course instruction at state college funded by the Farra Womens Congress. Exported items include products chemicals and related products and edible animals and animal products among diversified commodities.
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State College
Farra Womens’ Congress
South Dakota
South Dakota exports rise to 1928 total values
Washington June 22 Exports of merchandise from South Dakota were valued at 6 140 142 in 1928 up from 5 184 484 in 1927, a rise of 955 658 according to figures from the Department of Commerce. Lard led with 6 406 776 followed by hams and shoulders 1 088 034 and 1 009 879, bacon 991 788 and 829 626, corn 143 322 and 129 966. Refined estronseed oil 114 341, non metallic mineral products 96 991 and 310 835, machine vehicles and parts 72 052 and 7 966, textiles and manufacturers 44 316 and 41 289, metals and manufacturers 14 444 and 15 857, wood and giaper.
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Washington
South Dakota
Department of Commerce
Fox
OK Métal
Belgian Game Strong In Minnesota Colony
Belgians who settled here a generation ago brought a form of bowling called Belgianns used for summer events. The sport features a heavy ivory ball rolled to strike pegs, with teams of three. Enthusiasm remains high as plans include trophies and evening play near Ghent.
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Minnesota
Minn
Geverni
Groote Prysbelting
Belgium
Ghent
Norfolk and Western permit talks on new terminal line
General Manager A S Norfolk presented evidence to show necessity for constructing the Norfolk-Pierce line and Norfolk terminal. Officials indicated both companies would be asked to state a definite time to seek an agreement to rise present facilities amid interurban connection issues with Chicago and other lines.
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Chicago
Orth Western
Beltine
A.S. Norfolk Company
Norfolk-Pierce
Norfolk
4-H Roy Girl Awarded Cups
On June 22 in Washington Mrs Herbert Hoover presented loving cups to Helen Drinker of Henrico Virginia and John C Jackson of East Baton Rouge Paris Louisiana for exemplary 4-H work among the 700000 rural boys and girls in 48 states. Hoover and Secretary Hyde reviewed the third annual encampment on Agriculture Department grounds where members stood in a line between army tents. Boys wore white uniforms and girls green and white frocks. Mrs Hoover told the awardee the readerhip she had delayed and expressed gratitude and hope.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Helen Drinker
Henrico County
Virginia
John C. Jackson
East Baton’ Rouge
Paris
Louisiana
Gaini
Secret Hyde
Gold Veins Underlay North Carolina City
In Charlotte a Scots Irish city the youth rediscover streets paved with gold beneath downtown traffic. Excavations at a new fire station reveal a tunnel and abandoned shaft once an antebellum gold mine, hinting at buried riches and historic mining echoes.
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Carolina
Charlotte
Sinbad
Marco Polo
Purebred Shorthorns Set Yearly Top At South St Paul
Watertown buyers heard Carl Peters ship Shorthorn steers to South St Paul stockyards for 14.652 cwt setting a new top for the year. The sale featured purebred stock raised by Peters of Watertown.
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Ss. PD
Sprers
Roamla
Watertown
Earland GE
Carl Peters
South St. Paul
Rain Needed Across Counties Slows Crop Growth
Farmers report maize and small grains suffering from moisture shortages across several counties. Rye and corn show stress while alfalfa cuttings are heavy and native hay looks good. Wheat and barley head out but require rain. fears of reduced yields persist as plowing continues and expectations hinge on forthcoming showers. Local shipping notes report grain movements from Argonne to Sioux City.
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Calor
Jerald
Sanborn
Amesbury
Spink County
Miner County
Shipping Association
Argonne
Caille
Slowx City
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Congress’ of
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George Herman Ruths
Babe Ruth
S. B
Aria
New York
Ds Pa
Gilbert
Swan
H Roy
Tampa
Flas Éutate” Board
Jseobiks
Kes
UAK
C.C. Taylor
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Rte
José
Dave
Maore
Novatve Eelading
Cumerford & Kooyman
Servier
Ana
Graham Paige
Graham-Paige
Arantee
Jong
Neakass
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