South Dakota Farm Bureau fights clover seed rail rates
A.W. Tompkins testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission representing the South Dakota Farm Bureau as it argues South Dakota sweet clover seed rates are excessive. He notes higher rates than North Dakota and Minnesota, cites 233,000 bushels yield, and discusses possible legal action to correct discrimination.
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Relief hearings to start soon in farm relief push
Washington March 1 The loose agriculture committee decided to open hearings on proposed farm relief legislation twenty days before Congress returns in April If convened April 10 hearings would begin March 2 The committee invited all agricultural groups to testify and asked them to notify how many witnesses they want The vacancies on the committee will be filled with one Republican and three Democrats Chairman Haugen said New members are expected to be named Tuesday at a House committee on committees meeting
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Jerauld County Pioneer Dies at Wellington Springs
Caroline Schubert, 84, widow and pioneer resident of Jerauld County, died at her farm west of Wellington Springs after months of illness. Born in Germany, she settled on the current farm in 1880 with the family moving here in 1884. Surviving relatives include four Oscar Schubert and Antone, Mrs. Mary Delong of Lena, and Ryerson of? The obituary notes her husband preceded her in death.
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College Drama Class Presents Three One Act Plays
Students at Huron College presented a cut from Pearls during chapel and announced three one act plays for Tuesday night in the college auditorium. The cast introduced Stolen Prince by Dan Totherah, noted for its Chinese fashion staging, and The Valiant by Halworthy Hall and Robert Middlemags.
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Springs Students Hear Of Holy Land
WILLINGTON SPRINGS March 1 Special. Dr Khalil Totah superintendent of the Friends Mission school spoke to a large audience at the high school about the history and people of the Holy Land. He outlined cultural and religious aspects and answered questions from students and staff.
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Mexican teens face execution in Guanjuto killings
In Guanajuato Mexico the sixteenth and further teens were tried by summary court martial for the murder of American mining officials W M Underwood and G C Aiesthorpe. Two accused prisoners await their fate as troops hunt remaining attackers after battles that left several bandits dead and one federal soldier killed.
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Hoover Set for Inauguration Amid Cabinet Fold
President elect Hoover awaits the inauguration three days off as cabinet decisions near completion. He reviews proofs of the inaugural address and prepares printer copies for distribution. Supposedly named successors to eight assistant secretaries loom, with surprise choices in agriculture and commerce anticipated by reporters.
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Fearing Money Bill Deadlock Creates Tax and Audit Clash
The report details opposition to an investigation of banks amid a push for auditing bank assets since 1925. Peterson Mundt and allies press for inquiry into closed banks while Perry and supporters seek limits. The debate includes bank asset sales, attorney fees, and calls for a clean, thorough probe. The House also moves on river development funding and a state college resources study. A tax relief bill for rural lands and a cigarette tax dispute conclude the session actions.
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