Corn Planting To Start In Earnest Next Week
Corn planting dominates farming activity in Cantal South Dakota as reports from eight counties show delays due to cold and damp weather. Beadle county plans ear nest planting Monday with June 1 as a target. alfalfa and sweet clover sowing advances in Beadle and other counties while wheat and small grain show progress despite frosts.
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Cantal South Dakota
Beadle County
R. A. Gave
Wolsey
Bencle
Jerauld
Buffalo
Gatun Valley
Allatta
Clavey
Hand
Market Prices Turn Irregular In Turbulent Week End
Heavy profit taking shaded the market with aviation and utilities weaker while public services chemicals and oils showed strength. United Corporation hit a new high, Chesapeake rose after a 35 percent dividend, and several big names traded at or near yearly highs though most fell late. Total volume neared 1.8 million shares as closing prices remained uneven.
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New York
Wall Street
United Corporation
American
Power and Light
Commonwealth
Power
North American
Public Service of
New Jersey
Chesapeake Corporation
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oil
General Electric
Gillette Safety Razor
International Telephone
Curtiss Aeroplane
Condition unchanged for Lieutenant Governor Coyne in New York boxing recap
May 11 report states Lieu tenant Governor E Coyne remains in resting condition with no improvement. The brief note from New York mentions Kaplan of New York outpointing Billy Wallace, plus Jack Berg of England defeating Bruce Flowers as part of a boxing roundup.
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E. Coyne
Ela
New York
Lounis Kid “Kaplan
Ew York
Billy Wallace
Leveland
Jack Berg
England
Bruce Flowers
New “York
Put Ieee
Plugged Nickel Ends as Money In Slot Machines
In Times Square on May 11 a new coin testing device ends the era of the plugged nickel and wooden money. Inventor Joseph Shermack unveils a robot slug detector for automatic changers, deflecting bad coins via an electro magnet and a voice warning to use good coins only.
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NW York
Times Square
Joseph Shermack
Ruth De Smet Kriebs Appointed Animal Industry Head
May 11 report of a state agriculture department change shows Dr. M. W. Ray resigns after four and a half years as director of the division of animal industry. Dr. Thomas E. Ruth of De Smet, deputy for four years, will succeed effective May 15. Ray will move to Sioux Falls for the Corn State Serum Company of Omaha.
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de Smet
Chicago Veterinary College
Ray
Sioux Falls
Corn State Serum Company of
Omaha
Senate Hopes for Early Vote on Farm Relief Bill
Washington May 11 The Senate after action on key farm relief sections recessed with passage likely early next week. Debate centered on the export debenture and salary of the proposed Federal Farm Board chair amid sharp party lines and administration opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Fess
Ohio
Borah
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Congress of Power
Lusk Named Head of Black Hills Press in Deadwood
Deadwood May 11. Bo ward I. Lusk of Rapid City Journal was named president of the Black Hills Press Association for the coming year at the annual meeting. Donays of the Hill City News was named vice president, JS Smith of the Belle Fortiche Bee elected secretary, with Morford of Deadwood and Warren of Spearfish named directors.
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Russell “Warren
Spear
Namat
Germany seeks written terms on reparations plan
Paris May 11 Sir Josiah Stamp pressed Germany to write down its conditions to accept reparations figures, with Dr Hjalmar Schacht as the German spokesman. The expert committee may close its work at Tuesday’s plenary session, as economists reassess Spa agreement allotments and U S influence. Schacht and Young’s figures draw French criticism while Australia protests Young’s plan.
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Paris
Josiah Stamp
Hjalmar ‘Schach
Owen
Young
Reichsbank
Germany
Sir Josiah
Dr. Schacht
Seashepberly
Y Schacht
United States
RSSEN
Hjalmar Schacht
Rubin Valley
Schacht
Jackson Insanity Hearing Continued
The county board of insanity continued the hearing of Mrs. Robert Jackson yesterday afternoon at the courthouse. Testimony established she had been an inmate of the state training school at Plankinton and the Redfield school for the feeble minded on several occasions, with prior jail time noted.
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Robert
Cr. Jackson
Board of Insanity
Court House
Jackson
Glenvenue
Jim’s
Hadeen
Plankinton’ Ud
Redfield
Tive
Eve
Thyo
Nér’ Oson
Tiny Sioux City Baby Born At Two Pounds In Incubator
Thomas Glenn Schimimer born Monday at St. Joseph hospital in Sioux City weighed two pounds at birth and is thriving in an incubator. Parents Mr and Mrs William Schimimer of Darbury, Iowa report the premature infant is stable and improving.
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Sioux City
Thomas
Glenn
Schinmer
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrévand
Willian Schimimer
Dairbury
Towa
County Road Change Puts Route Near Lake Byron
County commissioners voted three to two to recommend a new county road designation. The proposed route would shift seven miles east of Dakota Avenue to a line near Valley and Lake Byron townships, sending the road one mile west of the present path toward the south boundary line. The state highway department will make final action next week.
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Dakota
State Highway Department
TH. Curtis
State Department
W.M. Davisy
Yale
E. 4. Chamberlain
Huron
Lake Byron
Milford
Candiyote
Cavoul
Liberty
Mrs. C. E. Wright Dies This Morning
Mrs. Alice Wright aged 64 wife of Carpenter BE Wright died at 11 15 AM at 584 Dakota Avenue North after months of heart disease. Survived by husband and daughter Mona Wright 14. Son Lawrence Wright died about three years ago at Iroquois.
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Alice Wright
Carpenter BE. Wright
Dakota Avenue North
Mona Wright
Lawrence Wright
Iroquois
May 23 Vote Set For Tariff Revision
Washington may 23 the house postponed its usual Saturday recess to pursue general debate on the tariff bill with a large republican majority divided on how to proceed. A conference plan suggests debate run to next Thursday with amendments next week and a final vote likely several days later. Strong republican support from western farm states hints at amendment floor consideration on agricultural rate changes.
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Washington
House
Dickinson
Iowa
Ways, and Means
Eat
Pordney- McCuimber
Snell
Rules Committee
Tilson
Connecticut
No Tipping Rule Put Into Effect Against Oil Man
Major William L. Peak, superintendent of the Washington jail, declares a no tipping rule for inmates after attention to Harry J. Sinclair's generosity. Sinclair’s money mostly moved to the office safe, leaving only a few dollars for jail store purchases.
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Washington
William L. Peak
Harry J. Sinclair
Peak
Sinclair
Memorial Gift Funds New Church Lighting Fixtures
A new set of artistic lighting fixtures is being installed at the Methodist Episcopal Church by Chester White and Mrs. Frank Thompson as a memorial to their mother, Mrs. Martha J. White, who died recently. The late Mrs. White was a prominent longtime member of the church. Dedication details follow from the Rev. rR.
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Methodist Episcopal
Chester White
Frank Thompson
Mari ‘Tha J. White
White
Northwest Bee Keepers Plan Minneapolis Convention
Bee keepers from North and South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin meet in Minneapolis May 18 at the Nicollet hotel to discuss forming a Northwest marketing and distribution network for honey. Rev Francis Jager and A W B Nosness will speak on cooperative marketing and a central warehouse in Minneapolis to expedite sales and payments.
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Minneapolis
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nicoliet Hotel
Northwest
A.W. B. Nosness
Mountain States
Foney Producers Association
Boa
Francis Jager
United States
Father Jager
Bee Keepers Association
Jager
Bee Keepers
Minnesota Bee Keepers’ Association
Five Killed In Fire Destroys Amarillo Hotel
Five men died and a woman is believed fatally injured when a tourist hotel in Amarillo Texas burned today. Bodies were found on the third floor by a firefighter. a man perished leaping from that floor. Landlady Mrs Birdie Rhodes jumped to escape and was badly hurt. identifications were not made. Some guests were injured as the blaze swept through the structure.
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Amarillo
Thexas
Birdie. Rhodes
Hoover to Plan Southern Tour Amid Domestic Delays
President Hoover weighs a southern swing this fall to visit Texas Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee and perhaps Arkansas and New Orleans Vicksburg Memphis and Kansas City as part of a broader goodwill journey to Latin America and potential stops in Virginia North Carolina Georgia Alabama and Birmingham for a world war memorial unveiling and coastal highway bridge opening in Charleston while awaiting clearance of administrative and legislative issues in Washington.
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James L. West
Associated Press Star
Washington
V/P
Hoover
South
Dixie
West Indies
Cuba
Porto Rico
Texas
South America
Chambers of Commerce
Dallas, Fort Worth
Houston
Mississippi
NBC
Louisiana
Misssissippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Commonwealths
Florida
Toover
American Legion
Birmingham
Southland
Charleston
South Carolina
Iing
Lae Cooper River
New York
Inovida
Norfolk
Richmond
Confederacy
Raleigh
Eas
County Women Extension Meeting in Huron
Extension specialists and county officers gathered in Huron this afternoon to review the year’s work plans submitted by Miss Susan B. Wilder of State College Brookings. The session at the American Legion hall included county club officers, chairmen, and other interested leaders as Sara Dewing, home agent, presided.
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Beadle
Shrine lodge invites many from surrounding cities
Invitations to attend a ceremonial by the local Shrine lodge here May 14 have been extended to members at Aberdeen Sioux City Deadwood Cedar Rapids Des Moines Minneapolis St Paul and Davenport.
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Sieriners
Walls
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Deadwood
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Minneapolis
St Paul
Davenport
Weather Update Yields No Temperature Change
Morons. Fate tought and Sundays No decided change in temperature. Routh-Dakota: Eah tonight and Sunday, somewhat cooler Sunday.
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Dakota
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London
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Babe
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Carolinas
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