Wool Market Rises on Demand and Limited Supplies
Brookings reports further advances in wool prices over the past week with sales steadier yet slower due to supply constraints. Prices vary by grade and region, with Ohio wools and frescoes unsettled, export parity bids shaping asking prices, and local values adjusted by freight and handling costs.
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Whirligig carries on as Senate weighs admin bills
The article notes the executive branch plans will take weeks to implement. Democratic cloakroom sniping grows as Senate Leader Robinson introduces administration bills. Glass faces repeated objections on the banking bill amid concerns over bank affiliates and bond markets.
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Rainey Obituary Note Sparks Political Theater
A floor session ends without action on the railroad bill while Speaker Rainey approves his own obituary and reads a forthcoming obituary about Roosevelt’s network of professors. The term The Professorial appears, a draft railroad bill is tweaked further, and Senate temper surfaces limiting RFC loans to executives earning under 17 000 a year.
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Wages and policy talk frame Roosevelt speech impact
New York observers interpret Roosevelts address as signaling possible revival of the War Industries Board or the Council of National Defense to curb unfair wage-cutting. Speculation runs on inflation, Treasury moves, and RFC rules while insiders chase topics and power shifts in federal agencies.
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Official Relief Funds Outline for Local Jurisdictions
A McClure Newspaper summary notes an official relief directive outlining a $250000 allocation to be distributed by the federal relief administration. Counties end municipalities receive one dollar for each three spent, with lump sums after Oct 1 and a $1000000 trigger, featuring signature requirements and matching provisions.
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Canova Opens New Community Baseball Grounds
Canova lays out a new baseball ground within the city limits to be used by Epiphany in the Corn Belt League and by local groups. The American Legion past plans a Junior team, with home games on the new diamond, as the Commercial Club fits it as a community project inviting other groups to join.
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Pioneer J S Archer dies at 73 in Lake Preston
Lake Preston May 10 Special Funeral services for J S Archer were held today at the Catholic church in De Smet with Father Tuttin officiating. Interment followed in De Smet Catholic cemetery. Archer homesteaded north of Lake Preston in 1880 and helped build the community. He was 73 and survived by his widow and six children Edwin Josie Frank Sebastian Jerald and Mrs Mildred Larson all present at his death.
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Burial for Glen Ofthofs in Miller Service
Lawrence May 10 funeral services were held for Glen Ofthofs who died of meningitis at the Carl Anderberg home. The transient lived with the Anderbergs near St. Lawrence during winter and worked near Ree Heights before returning when ill. He was 44, his Wisconsin parents notified but could not attend. Rev. Cooney led services at the Miller Methodist Church and burial followed in Miller Cemetery.
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Six Die in Kentucky Tornado Ravages Tompkinsville
In Tompkinsville Kentucky a tornado last night killed six people and injured more than twenty. The dead include Rev Roy Redford pastor of the Northern Methodist church and Mrs Redford along with Mrs Tyree and Tyree’s three relatives. Twenty white homes were wrecked as the storm cut a swath through the town with Mrs Tyree’s small son missing.
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Millions to Relieve Distress via Federal Gifts
Washington May 10 Congress approved a 500 million dollar appropriation to send outright gifts to states for human distress relief. Vice President Garner's name was to be affixed today and then.
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