Crop Prospects in South Dakota and Plains States
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis noted May to early June crop prospects in South Dakota and the Ninth District were the best among major crops, though uneven conditions arose from excess rain in parts of the region. Milk prices fell to 31 cents a pound in May, the lowest since 1822, while egg production surged in spring. Livestock prices slipped year over year amid reduced purchasing power, and grain marketings remained low. Banking activity showed reduced debits, smaller country check clearings, but higher loan and deposit activity in city banks due to real estate payments and public funds flows.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Hank
Ezes
North Central
Csr
Mineapolis Bank
Si Wey
Michigan
Federal Reserve Bank
Gypsy Day Strip Travels to Foreign Lands
Mrs. W. W. Garvin of Northern's English department plans to take the N. S. T. C. Gypsy Day strip abroad after summer term ends July 18. She and her sister Mrs. Nello TF. Westra tec, WLC. A. secretary, will tour Europe visiting cities and sites from Vienna to Lemberg and Kiev, with a Passon play stop on July 30.
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Aberdeen
W. W. Garvin
Hussia
Garvin
Northern
Nello TF. Westra
Tec
WLC. A
Passon
Vienna
Russia
Czecho Slovakia
Poland
Lemberg
Kiev
Sioux Falls Man To Head Insurance Body
D. P. Lemen of Sioux Falls was installed as most Loyal Gander at the Blue Goose meeting in Aberdeen. Other officers installed included S. E. Rickard of Fargo as Supervisor, J. C. Rynyan of Fargo as custodian, J. H. Klinkenberg of Fargo as guardian, R. L. Slater of Sioux Falls as keeper, and W. I. Rowe of Aberdeen as wilder. Insurance men from Sioux Falls Watertown Fargo and Aberdeen attended.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
D. P. Lemen
S. E. Rickard
Fargo
J. C. Rynyan
J. H.klinkenberg
R. L. Slater
W. I. Rowe
Wilder
Watertown
South Dakota to Sponsor Troubadour Magazine Issue
Aberdeen June 28 South Dakota will sponsor a special issue of the Troubadour poetry magazine published in San Diego California. Prof J C Lindberg of Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen is guest editor. The 52 page issue features a Rushmore motif cover and several full page cuts by Prof E Kenneth Baillie art head at N S T C.
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State
Aberdeen
South Dakota
San Diego
California
Texas
Kansas
Ohio
Oregon
Washington
D. C
Arizona
J. C. Lindberg
Northern State Tachers College
Rushmore Group
E. Kenneth Baillie
Hail Storm Causes Wide Crop and Property Losses Near Groton
Groton reports extensive damage from a recent hail storm north and east of the city. Losses range from 25 percent to total crop loss with poultry and livestock affected, including Oliver Belden losing 1 pig and about 120 acres of grain. The storm path ran northwest to southeast, cutting a ten to twelve mile wide swath. many insured but some farmers uninsured due to prior drought.
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Groton
Oliver Belden
Expect Big Potato Crop Around Miller
Crop reports from Sail districts indicate a strong potato yield, with corn expected to produce a crop despite some lighter spots. Recent heavy rains arrived in time for potatoes, boosting prospects for a large harvest in this section of the state.
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Dunce
Miller Plunge bids sought for new pool project
The city opens bids for a new Miller Plunge swimming pool with sewer connections to follow. Construction, estimated at $7,500, will begin soon after bids are set on Monday. Ground donated by C. M. Carroll. The site is off the main highway with good opportunities for grounds beautification.
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Millers
C. M. Carroll
Scotland Boy Scouts Inspect U Museum Visit
Eighteen Boy Scouts from Scotland South Dakota toured the University of South Dakota museum on Thursday June 26. Paul Landman a returning university junior led the group and provided the guided visit. Attendees included Robert Dickson Charles Donley Hugh Stevenson Robert Coen Billy Brown Lester Pankratz Allen Baker Lorenz a Mystadt Bernard Revin Frank Rezek Harold Rembald Alan Rembald Odell Jacobson Virgil Leighton Ernest Meul ier and Myron Imig.
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Scotland
U” Museum
S. D
University of South Dakota
Paul Landman
Robert Dickson
Charles Donley
Hugh Stevenson
Robert Coen
Billy Brown
Lester Pankratz
Allen Baker
Lorenza Mystadt
Bernard Revin
Frank Rezek
Harold Rembald
Alan Rembald
Odell Jacobson
Virgil Leighton
Ernest Meulier
Myron Imig
Vacation Bible School Opens At Lake Preston
Lake Preston opens a vacation Bible school sponsored by the Methodist and Congregational churches with Mary Esther Reese of Mitchell in charge. Enrollment totals between 50 and 60 pupils. The program lasts ten days ending with picnics and a final evening program. Assistants include Alice Lewis Bessie Schwarcz Vernice Gunderson Charlotte Smith Armina Bogue Myrtle Gariock and Mrs H Whipsley.
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Vacation Bible School
Lake Preston
Dake Preston
Congregational
Montt Gay
Mary Esther Reese
Mitchell
Miss Reese
Alice Lewis
Bessie Schwarcz
Vernice Gunderson
Lake Preston Firemen to Hold Annual Picnic at Lake Campbell
Lake Preston June 23 Members of the Lake Preston Fire Department will hold their annual picnic tomorrow at Hackensie park Lake Campbell. The committee planned a big program and all firemen and their wives are invited to attend. This is the first year at Lake Campbell and a large attendance is expected with fishing boating bathing and ball games on the schedule.
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Lake Preston
Hackensie
Lake Campbell
Woonsocket Plans Water Carnival Dates Set for July
Woonsocket officials announce the annual Water Carnival July 10 11 and 22 with large crowds expected and attendance records hoped to be broken. Water sports will be free and Russ Hemerga r s dance band will provide music for a dance each evening during the event.
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Woonsocket
Russ He~megar
Brookings Erects Many New Buildings
Brookings reports 101725 in building permits issued since January plus numerous minor projects. Five new residences, three service stations, two apartment houses, an electric and battery shop, an addition to the Metropole hotel and remodeling jobs are listed. This year is expected to be the largest building year since the 1926 half million program.
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Brookings
Metropole
Boy Struck by Train While Sleeping on Track
Madison reports a two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Corlet, was struck by the north passenger train while asleep on the tracks near Bryant. Train crew found the boy’s body on the rail and steered clear after whistling. he was taken to Bryant with bruises and is said to be recovering.
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Madison
North
Donald Corlet
Bryant
Wasta Forms Night Guard To Shield Village
Wasta residents organize a night guard during summer. The fire department meeting decided two guards on duty at night from now on to protect the village.
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Wasta
Wada
Fire Department
Five South Dakotans Pass State Bar Test
Five South Dakotans passed the law examinations for admission to the South Dakota bar held at the state university Tuesday and Wednesday. The successful candidates are James Billamy of Rapid City Harold Bogue of Beresford N T Treptow of Sioux Falls Lawrence Krell of White Lake and TF Foy. They will be certified to the South Dakota supreme court immediately by the State Board of Bar Examiners.
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South
James Billamy
Rapid City
Harold Bogue
Beresford
N. T. Treptow
Sioux, Falls
Lawrence Krell
White Lake
TF Foy
South Dakgin Supreme Court
State Board of Bar Examiners
Schaalag Law Faculty
Marshall McKusick
J. B. Payne
C. W. Schutster
Ellison Smith
E. W. Pope
Miller Will Spend A Quiet Fourth Of July
Residents plan to avoid local celebration on July Fourth choosing private trips to celebrate elsewhere. Many will attend the large Anniversary celebration at Huron July 3, 4 and 5. others will fish or picnic.
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Huron
H B Test to Speak at Sully Farm Picnic
H B Test of Frederick, president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation, will be principal speaker at a Lake Sully picnic on July 4. An afternoon sports program is planned.
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H. B. Test
Sully Farm
Onida
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Lake Sully
Preston Methodists Enjoy Annual Picnic at Lake Campbell
Members of the Preston Methodist Sunday school traveled to Lake Campbell near Brookings Tuesday for their annual picnic. About 75 participated, sharing a picnic dinner then playing games of quoits while younger members roller skated. The day was ideal and heightened the enjoyment of all attendees.
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Preston
Wayside Telephone Co Incorporation in Clay County
Pierre June 28 AP The Wayside Telephone company of Clay county has incorporated for 5000 dollars to provide communication lines in portions of the county. The incorporators are P A Chausee and W J Chau-
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Pierre
Wayside Telephone Company of
Clay County
P. A. Chausee
W. J. Chau
Local oil firms form new corporations in Charles Mix county
In Maxwell and Vermillion, J Alfred Anderson and W A Ufford and Henry Anderson with W A Cusick of Burbank join The Reporter and Farmer Co of Webster as incorporators. EB Card Mitchell and Fargid W Card and Irena L Card Webster form another inc. The Farmers Cooperative Oil Co of Wagner also incorporates for 25000. All incorporators reside in Charles Mix county. The company will conduct wholesale and retail oil business.
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Maxwell
J. Alfred Anderson
W. A. Ufford
Vermillion
Henry Anderson
W. AL. Cusick
Burbank
Reporter and Farmer Company of
Webster
EB. H. Card
Mitchell
Fargid W. Card
Irena L. Card
Farmers’ Cooperative Oil Company of
Wagner
Opening of Sioux Valley hospital draws crowd in Sioux Falls
More than 2 000 people attended the official opening of the new Sioux Valley hospital in Sioux Falls on Wednesday, with officials reporting strong turnout and orderly registrations throughout the ceremony.
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Sioux Falls Hospital
Sioux Falls
Sioux Valley Hospital
Antors Creamery Shipped Butter to Boston
The Antors creamery at Minler shipped a load of butter to Boston. The facility is noted as a paying institution employing nuns and others. Visitors toured a new hospital during an extensive trip, with plans to move patients into the new building in about a month.
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Sion
Minler
Antors
Boston
Peope
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Roy Housman
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Prop
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Wells
Peter Ohm & Son
du Pont
du Pont Chemical Organization
DUCO
Huron Lumber CO. Co
Laughlin G. O. Martin
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Black Horse Troop
Buck Lucas
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Chicago
Rapid City Ladies Drum and Bugle Corp
Fourth Cavalry Band
Western
Cheney
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