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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1929

Page

7

Bank Deposits Appear Stable in Ninth District

City member banks in the ninth federal reserve district show only minor balance changes for the four weeks ending May 15. Deposits remained steady amid a spring decline, with declines in loans and investments and eight million dollars less from the Fed in May. Country banks held 69,160,000 with city banks on May 15, down 23 million from a year ago, while country bank borrowings rose to 5,417,000 on May 8 before easing. Deposits nationwide were up year over year except in North Dakota.

Minneapolis Federal Reserve District Federal Reserve Bank of Federal Reserve Bank North Dakota

Hen Lays Twin Eggs and Six-Legged Pig Farm Oddities

Garden City reports unusual farm curiosities as Henry Hartley’s hen reportedly laid two regular eggs tied together by a cord, a unique instance, while Carl Montieth raises a six-legged pig with two extra legs, a rare mutation drawing local interest.

Garden City Henry Hartley Carl Montieth

Wipe and rear quarter draw attention at state event

A fragmented report notes a pig hag drawing interest from wagoneers and state observers at a regional gathering, with figures suggesting notable turnout and curiosity about the show.

Pioneers Recall Grasshopper Plague Relief in 1871

Freeman May 8 reports that 55 years ago settlers in Turner and Hutchinson counties faced a grasshopper plague that depleted food supplies. A relief convention met at Ft. Dodge after shortages across Dakota territory Minnesota and Iowa. Congress later appropriated 150000 to bolster relief funds for food purchases.

Miner County Tests 12 Corn Varieties Across Local Plots

In Miner county, twelve corn varieties are planted in three plots to find the best suited types for local conditions. The test is a cooperative effort by farmers and the county extension service, featuring Alta Yellow Dent, Golden Jewel, Fulton Yellow Dent, Sandal Yellow Dent, Cisco Special, Green Valley Special, Shabine Yellow Dent, Ramsey Yellow Dent, Minnesota 18, Calico King, Silver King, and Daly White Dent from various local farms.

Howard Miner County County Extension Service Vincent Kramer

New Bulls Added To Herd At Plankinton

Plankinton May 28 two bulls with strong show records join the state training school herd of purebred Holsteins. Redfield Segis Johanna Toreador and a second bull from Yankton and Redfield sources bring high producing lineage. Toreador descends from Segis Johanna 4th with a noted milk record and butter output, rivaling top cows.

Redfield Segis Johanna Toreador Segis Pieterje Prospect

Cornerstone to be laid for S D State Campanile by donor

Brookings May 28 The plan for placing the cornerstone of the 166 foot campanile on the South Dakota State College campus was announced by President C G W Pugsley. Charles Coughlin donor will lay the stone using the same trowel Calvin Coolidge used two years ago.

Brookings South Dakota State College CG. W. Pugsley Coolidge Sylvan Theater State College Calvin Coolidge Charles Coughlin Pugsley Coughlin Carthage Milwaukee the Industrial Collegian

Eight South Dakota ex governors still living

Eight of the twelve governors who have served since statehood are still living, seven in-state. Lawrence K. Fox notes four have died but none in office, with several now serving as US senators or state executives. The piece lists birthplaces careers and current residences.

Pierre Dakota United States South Dakota Lawrence K. Fox Andrew E. Lee Norway Middle-West Lee Charles el. Sheldon Iowa Indiana Vermont Wisconsin Dakota Territory Ohio Samuel H. Elrod Coe I. Crawford Carl Gunderson Crawford Charles N. Herreid Frank M. Byrne William T. McMaster Peter Norbeck Gunderson Herreid Fox Arthur Calvin Mellette Trndiana Kansas Charles W. Sheldon California Oregon Redfield William WH. McMaster Yankton Mitchell William J. Bulow Beresford

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Plankinton Antz Nature Europe S. D Coolidge Kaynee C. F. Koepp & Co Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Bakers Sunkist Monarch Cherry Wallin Lampe Market Co Toe Consumer Huron Fair Grounds
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