Continental Agricultural Service Opens Sioux Falls Office
The Continental Agricultural Service opened a new office in the Boyce Greeley block in Sioux Falls today. George B. Kennard of Huron, organization director of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation, announced the venture aimed at providing expert farm management for landowners and a personnel service for agricultural graduates. The service covers farm plotting, rotations, weed control, soil testing, tenant sourcing, accounting, taxes, and more, applying agricultural research with practical business judgment. R. H. Gardner will manage the service, with officers including Gardner as president and H. S. Drews as plant superintendent. Kennard as vice president and secretary-treasurer.
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Spink and
Lake Counties
Gardner
South Dakota State Collesce
Drews
University of Minnesota
Nation Mourns Death Of Taft On Arlington Buried
Taft to be buried at Arlington after a state funeral with Supreme Court leaders Cabinet and diplomatic corps in attendance. He died at 5 14 pm Saturday after a long illness including cerebro arteriosclerosis and a brain clot. Sons from Cincinnati and family moved to mourn as Arlington is chosen final resting place.
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American Desert Flora Wins Honors in Britain
Pasadena California Mrs A Sherman Hoyt received Royal Horticultural Society honors for gifting a 150 plant collection of California cacti and desert flora to Kew Gardens London She exhibited at Chelsea last spring earning a gold medal and honorary membership The plants largely came from Death Valley and other California deserts
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Death Valley
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Study plans to boost building and jobs drive
Washington reports Secretary Lamont presenting plans to accelerate a vast 7b dollar public and private construction program in 1930 to cut unemployment. Congress to review unemployment bills. hearings soon on federal employment agencies and planning. Secretary details over a billion in public works for New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio plus 3.5b by utilities, with bids on major projects this month.
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France Aims Global Air Web To Match Navy Might
Paris reports France plans a world air network spanning half the globe to carry peacetime traffic and train wartime pilots. Air minister Laurent Eynac partitions routes into North Africa and South America European and Asiatic zones and envisions three state airlines coordinating private fleets. Three quarters of a £120 million budget funds military aviation with training schools and research labs under way.
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France Eyes Global Air Trade Dominance and Network Links
France plans a coordinated air trade expansion with new routes linking Paris to Rio de Janeiro and Indo China. Officials emphasize rapid mail delivery by air, more airfields, lanes, wireless and weather posts, plus a domestic service to bind international lines for profitable long hauls.
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Two Teens Injured in Auto Collision Near Cell Rapids
Two 17 year olds Sidney Peterson and Ceril Peifer from Sioux Falls suffered cuts and bruises in a collision south of Cell Rapids. Their car crashed after a swerve to avoid another vehicle driven by Otto Hoyer of Dell Rapids. A third car driven by BE Peterson of Madison also crashed into the wreck, injuring none of the occupants.
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Saint Helena Reports New Napoleon Sensation
Saint Helena reveals a fresh sensation as the Longwood Museum caretaker, assigned by the French Government, is found abusing his position by sleeping in Napoleon's bed and bathing in his bathtub. A French veteran is installed in his place after the dismissal.
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Nebraska Wesleyan to Debate South Dakota Team in Vermillion
Vermillion’s University of South Dakota will host Nebraska Wesleyan for a debate this evening in the old chapel. The USD affirmative team includes Helen Blankerburg Fed ora Katherine Potter Pierre and Isabel Hegness. The question: Resolved That the Nations Should Adopt a Policy of Complete Disarmament Except for Police Forces. Earlier, USD defeated Nebraska Wesleyan at Lincoln.
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Wesleyan
Helen Blankerburg
Fedora
Katherine Potter
Pierre
Isabel Hegness
Vermillion
University
Lincoln
Ra Quer Tomb Reveals Ancient Egypt’s Hidden Past
Cairo March 10 reports on the Ra Quer tomb near the Giza pyramids yielding life evidence from an earlier Pharaoh era. Egyptologist Dr Wilhelm Spiegelberg notes inscriptions and titles indicating a high priest figure, with a unique red stone statue and a pristine alabaster stele. A nude clay-encased statuette labeled Nisytsifa contains water released after 5,000 years, underscoring remarkable preservation and new historical insight.
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Professor Spiegelberg
Believe Kidnap Ring Is Broken Exiles and Extortion Gang Teed
Chicago reports a kidnap for ransom extortion ring broken after ex wife of a wealth insurance executive identified six captors. Theodore Kopelman, the alleged victim, plus seven leaders and seven witnesses held. two more sought. Patrick Roche says ring netted about 35000 yearly per member, with one confessing 75000. Grand jury to indict on conspiracy and death penalty sought.
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Patrick Roche
State's Attorney's Office
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Roche
Camp Lake Kidnapping Case Ended After Ransom Payment
A man named Kopelman abducted a person, keeping him prisoner in a Camp Lake bungalow in Wisconsin for two days and then in a Chicago apartment. He was freed after paying four thousand dollars and giving a one thousand dollar check.
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Debaters Start On Five Day Journey
Vermillion reporters note William McCann and Harold Ricketts depart the University of South Dakota for a five day journey to clash with the forensic teams. The trip begins today and highlights debate skills and preparation across campuses.
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University of South Dakota
Wiliam McCann
Harold Ricketts
Five Debate Teams Set for Weeklong Series Across Plains
Five institutions participate this week as McCann and Ricketts square off against Nebraska Lincoln Monday, Kansas Tuesday, Kansas State Agricultural College Wednesday, and Colorado State Thursday. Colorado U is listed as the fifth opponent.
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