Wool Market Holds Steady in Boston Market
BROOKINGS, May 31. Wool sales in the Boston market remained about steady from the prior week as restrictive offerings caused further price advances. Most fleece grades stayed active with medium qualities drawing the main attention. Demand kept pace with supply despite higher receipts, with 56s to 48s and similar bright fleeces selling at 31 to 32 cents grease and clothing wools at 26 to 28 cents grease.
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Brookings
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Ohio
Fine Attendance Record Held By Gann Valley Boy
GANN VALLEY May 31 A special note praises Mel Hathaway son of Dan and Mrs Hathaway for completing nine years of schooling with no absences while living a rural distance from the school This year he finished his first year at Gann Valley High School The piece then shifts to wool market data with prices for various Texas Nevada Colorado South Dakota wools and notes on freight costs and wool origins.
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Gann Valley
Mel Jay Hathaway
Dan Hathaway
Young Hathaway
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
Texas
South Dakota
Bostom
Thrift Dinner Held at Carrington Home Woonsocket
Woonsocket May 31. Special report: Mrs Tschetter, Mrs Lulu Strub and Mrs H R Carrington hosted a thrift dinner at the Carrington residence. Bridge finished at six tables with Mrs E Campbell winning the traveling prize and Mrs Al Van Leur taking high score.
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Woonsocket
Tschetter
Lulu Strub
H. R. Carrington
Carrington
Campbell
al van’ Leur
Reaper Exhibit at South Dakota History Dept Building
Pierre May 31. The South Dakota Historical department displays in its new building an exact replica of a reaper from 1831. The full sized model was loaned to the department by POST FIRM INCORPORATES PIERRE. Royal Post Company at Scotland is incorporated with capital stock of $100000.
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Pierre
South Dakota Historical Department
Royal Post Company
Scotland
Incorporators Named for Scotland Firm Expansion
O. CL Brubaker J. P. Eisemar BR B. Tomlinson Alex Nellis and F. D. Wicks are listed as incorporators of a Scotland based enterprise, indicating a formal setup by six individuals from the region.
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O. CL Brubaker
J. P. Eisemar
B. Tomlinson
Alex Nellis
F. D. Wicks
Scotland
Crop conditions excellent at Burdette after soaking rain
Burdette reports a steady weekend rain that soaked into the ground and left crops in excellent condition. Corn planting is mostly completed and the season looks strong compared to recent years.
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Burdette
Redfield Teachers Bid Farewell at Church Reception
Redfield May 31 special: A farewell reception honored Adolph Nervig and John Johnson high school teachers not returning next year. Held in Our Saviors Lutheran church basement, Nervig received an automobile robe for directing the band over four years and teaching Redfield High School music students.
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Redfield
Adolph Nervig
John Johnson
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Nervig
Made to Order Fur Coats At June Lay-By Sale
A new department offers custom-built fur coats by choosing style pelts and lining. Orders have surged in recent months and the June Lay-By Sale is the last chance to buy at low prices before skins run out. The firm promises careful workmanship and favorable terms for discriminating shoppers.
Doland farmer and daughters move to Greencastle for summer
Ralph Albaugh and his two daughters from near Doland left for Greencastle Indiana and expect to reside there for the summer. In Frankfort scouts hiked to the river for an overnight camp despite rain, cooking supper and breakfast and enjoying the trip.
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Indiana
Doland
Ralph Albaugh
Greencastle
Ind
Frankfort
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