Wool trading slows on Boston market after busy April
Brookings May 24 Special Trade in wool on Boston market slowed on some lines due to scarce spot offerings and strong late April demand by manufacturers. Moderate advances in prices occurred as buyers sought new and old wools. Medium bright fleeces and combing 56s and ds sold largely at 20c grease, with some late sales at the same or higher. Clothing wools of similar grades brought 24-26c in grease. graded territory wools remained scarce with few offerings sold at advances. Prices reflect shrinkage and freight costs. territory wools sourced west of the Missouri river and fleece wools east of it.
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Brookings
Boston
Nevel
Ohio
Territory
Far West
Arizona
South Dakota
Shropshire
Hampshire
Missouri River
Yankton College Announces Strict Economy Plan For Next Year
Yankton college will adopt a strict economy program for the coming school year in line with wartime thrift. President G. W. Nash has returned from a west coast visit to finalize faculty details. Few changes are planned as the executive committee reports no drop in efficiency despite staff reductions.
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Yankton
May
Opecan
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
West Coast
Baccalaureate Service Held At Cavour School
The baccalaureate service at Cavour school included marching graduates, music by Miss Mary Smith and Thelma Tuttle, prayers by Father Reilley and Rev Arms, and a benediction by Rev C D Arms. Fourteen graduates, seven boys and seven girls, were honored as the class of 1953.
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Cavour Cavour
Cavour
Mary Smith
Father Reilley
F. D. Arms
Thelma Tuttle
Arms
Father Reiley
Cavour Glee Club
C.D. Arms
Automobile blaze near Alpena causes by short circuit
Speci Ore Vandagrift's car burned recently enroute to Pierre. They stopped at Pierre taking Mr. Van Schaik's parents with them. The blaze was caused by a short circuit in the electric wiring.
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Pierre Tires
Enroute
Mr. van Schaik
Pierre
Alpena
Ore Vandagrift
Kingsbury Land Sells For More Than Mortgage
In Smet Nebraska on May 24 a Kingsbury foreclosures sale drew two neighbors bidding on 2 quarter section farms. Mrs Anna Peterson paid 4990 cash for one tract, 71200 above the mortgage face. Auctioned from C H Armstrong Arlington, foreclosed by his former partner M E, the sale yielded a price slightly above local farm valuations of 90 dollars per acre.
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Arlington
M. E
Securities Salesman Released On Bond In Mitchell
Marek Haughton of Denver Colorado was released from Davison county jail on $500 bond after a Mitchell SD hearing on an extradition to North Dakota. North Dakota assistant attorney general Milton Higgins alleges securities law violations in the Fargo area case. A hearing is set for Friday before Judge F B Smith. witnesses travel from Denver to Mitchell.
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Marek
Cray - Avenay
Haughton
Denver
Colo
Davison County
Milton K. Higgins
North Dakota
Mitchell
F.B. Smith
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Smith
Hingins
J. L. Kelly
Burleigh
Heavy Demand For Milbank Farm Land
Milbank reports renewed interest in district farm land after a years slump. Two farms changed hands: the Spence Selden farm fue purchased by Oscar Johnson of Clear Lake, and the George Bury farm by Joseph Hammon, county farm manager. Each price around 45 dollars per acre with substantial cash down payments. Local residents note unprecedented inquiries from buyers seeking farms in Milbank district for investment or permanent homes.
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Milbank
Spence Selden
Oscar Johnson
Clear Lake
Joseph Hammon
George Bury
Man Sentenced for Transporting Stolen Cars in North Dakota
Peter Nelson of Parker North Dakota was sentenced to fifteen years in Leavenworth federal prison for transporting three stolen cars between Parker and Valley City. His accomplice Arnold Verter was killed by a deputy during a gunfight while there rest of the case unfolded. Also noted: relief work resumes in Cavour with gravel hauling to improve streets and town conditions. Commencement attendance planned for Santee Indian Mission. Reverend Williamson to speak. Local men travel to Nebraska for carpentry work. and a Shull Jones group visits Fort Thompson for a day trip. A warden announces summer plans tied to a flower festival and night police activities.
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Fargo
N. D
Peter Nelson
Parker, & D
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Parker
Valley City
Arnold Verter
Mortgage Bill In Operation Soon
The farm mortgage bill has been signed by the president and the machinery to put it into operation will soon be in motion. Farmers with loans from federal land banks will have interest reduced to 4.42 percent for five years, with new loans through national farm loan associations at 4% and direct bank loans at 5%. Borrowers must meet covenants. installments may be deferred for three years, then principal payments begin. A 20 million dollar fund is created to refinance debt, provide working capital, and redeem foreclosed properties after July 1, 1931, with loan limits and stock purchase requirements for borrowers.
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Eberle
Brookings
National Farm Loan Associations
Federal
National Farm Loan Association
Bank
Farm Loan Commissioner
Pupils Hold Burdette School Picnic And Teachers Change
Burdette pupils and the teacher hosted a school picnic at the school house with a noon dinner in the basement and games in the afternoon. Begsie McGinniss may not return as teacher next year.
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Burdette
Burdette School
Begsie McGinniss
Visits at Ames and picnic date plan statewide
Special reports from Ames describe Merle Larrimore visiting after teaching in Illinois, his wife Laura Bray finishing a Buffalo county teaching year, a June meeting to set the South Handsod North Buffalo county picnic date, and a birth notification for John East of Miller formerly Ames. Wayland Sunday school postponed its Mother's Day program due to conflicts. mothers received a cut flower.
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Ames Ames
Merle Larrimore
Illinois
Ames
Pleasant Valley
Buffalo County
Mil
John East
Wayland
L. D. ‘Ballintyne
Eighth Graders Graduated at Doland Independent School
Doland South Dakota. Eighth grade exercises held in the high school auditorium featured a class prophecy piano solo victory pardon and a series of performances. Students listed include Sandy Blair Alice Langland Edith Seeman and Margaret Williams with Dr H W Sherwood conducting instrumental numbers by Clarence Smith Ruth Beard Marjorie Smith and others.
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Doland
Doland Independent District No
Victory Parden
Sandy Blair
Alice Langland
Edith Seeman
Everer
Hageman
Clarence Smith
Ruth Beard
Marjorie Smith
Margaret Williams
H.W. Sherwood
Sandy ‘Blair
Robert Hengeman
Iris, Jones
Iane Jensen
Esther Lake
Victory Pardeu
Faith Seeman
Carol Zameke
Pohlman to Join Creighton Staff
Dr Augustus G Pohlman dean of the University of South Dakota medical school is named professor and head of anatomy at Creighton University Medical School replacing the late Dr Hermann von W Schulte He will begin July 15 in Omaha announced by Rev John J McInerny regent and acting dean
Gayville Hosts W C T U Convention May 6 And 27
Gayville announces the annual W C T U district convention to be held in Gayville on May 6 and 27. State president Flora Mitchell will give the chief address, with district president Mary Gilman, and an expected good attendance. In other notes, Mrs. B A Lifelang underwent appendicitis surgery in a Mitchell hospital and is recovering well. A visit to Burdette saw Mrs Roy Zanders and her son visiting her mother Mrs Peter Neilson and later at brother Lyman Neilson’s home.
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Gayville
hi-Gayville
Flora Mitchell
Mary Gilman
B. A.lifelang
Mitchell Hospital
Burdette Burdette
Roy Zanders
Britton
Peter Neilson
The
Hor
Lyman’ Neilson
Crow Released At Gettysburg Found In Canadian City
A crow shot last February by Gettysburg farmer Peta Setzer was banded and released at Hackett Alberta Canada on November 26 1931 by Prof. William Bowman. The banding aids map bird migrations and life history as per a report to Potter County agent Louis L Thompson from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Biological Survey.
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Gettysburg
Louis L Thompson
Potter County
Bureau of Biological Survey
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Peta Setzer
Hackett
Alberta
Canada
William Bowman
Improvements Bring New Life To Cavour Town
Cavour residents report spring brings notable enhancements. Nolan beautifies with a cement lily pool, koi pond, brick walks, grape vines, fruit trees, and flowers. Alvey adds a front pew fence. Small renovates front yard with Bent grass. Coughlin erects new fences. others plant trees and shrubs, improving overall town appearance.
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Cavour
J. H. Alvey
RV. Small
Doland High School Baccalaureate Sermon Presented
Over 50 juniors and seniors attended the baccalaureate service in Doland as Rev. J. E. Wilkinson delivered the sermon Dreaming and Doing. The combined ice clubs of Doland High School performed several selections.
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Doland
J. E. Wilkinson
Lce
Doland High School
Pupils Visit Huron Alpena From Wehl School
Wehl school pupils and teacher Miss Lulu Kinsman spent Friday in Buren visiting various business places and enjoying a picnic at the state fair grounds. They returned home in time for supper after a day of sightseeing and fun.
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Huron Alpena
Wehl- School
Lulu Kinsman
Buren
Highmore Vicinity Storm Damage Report
Reports from areas west and south of Highmore describe storm damage Monday night about nine. A new barn on J E Mosher farm southwest of town was destroyed and small buildings on J Tompkins and S G Brown places were damaged. Damage also reported at Chas Goehring place. A trace of hail and heavy rain accompanied the wind. Rain totals at the experiment station reached 1.15 inches for Sunday and Monday.
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Highmore
Terriea
Morniday
J. E. Mosher
J. Tompkins
Brown
Chas. Goehring
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Everett Stewart
Alice Jordan
Kingsbury Land
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Fort Thompson
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Carlisle Extension Club
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J. B. Waller
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Herman Kunze
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Sam Burnison
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Willard Yost
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Ernest Alexander
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Tennessee
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