Farm convention outlines farmer owned grain marketing gains
At the South Dakota Farm Bureau twelfth annual convention in Brookings delegates heard L M Bond and Dean C Larsen among speakers. Agricultural economist Kuhrt outlined benefits of farmer owned marketing pools, noting 40 percent of grain moves through farmer run elevators and eight wheat pools handling 18 million bushels in 1928 29. The banquet will honor a South Dakota farmer for outstanding service.
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Siste
Gué Ewelth Morning Ag
South Dakota Farm Area Federation
Siil
L. M- Bond
Dean C. Larsen
State College
Er. G. Baker
St. Louis
J. D. Streetr and Company
R. N. Buss
Iowa State College
Charles L. Hyde Jr
Pierre
South Dakota
Behall
Agri
Brookings
Cooper’ Silva Grain Marketing Association
Farmis National Grain Corporation
Kelirt
Agricultural Économist
Census prep urged for Watertown district businesses
Watertown districts prepare for an early enumeration of establishments after year start. J Schoenberger says population counting begins April 1 while early statistical data on manufacturing and trade will be collected to ready census workers and avoid delays. Rhode Island noted as densely populated. Wyoming sparsely populated.
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Watertown
J. ©. Schoenberger
Bchoun-berger
Bureau of Census
Windertaken
Congress
Tascal
Schoenberger
Tricate
Schoenger
Ly Bie
Believe Fire Victim Dies By Own Action At Farm
A male resident named Baker, about 40, was found dead in a field near his home after an apparent self inflicted fire. A gasoline can lay nearby. no motive known. He faced despondency and nervous temperament but was financially stable. The widow and several children survive. funeral plans were set.
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Orlay
Ngar Uda
Baker
Mads
Pioneer of Hand County Is Buried
Mrs Will Price a Hand county pioneer died Monday at Ree Heights. Funeral in Congregational church at 2 20 this afternoon with burial in Ree Heights cemetery. Born October 1853 in Kenosha Wisconsin she moved to Hand county in 1885 with husband Jome From Woodstock. Survived by husband two children Charles Lake Benton and Carvie Ree Heights one sister.
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Rel.heights
Will Price
Hand County
Congregational Church
Heva
Ree Heights
Mob lynches Santa Claus bank robber in Texas
Impatient with law and stoked by recent Molent crime, about 1000 people mobbed and hanged Marshall Ratliff, known as Santa Claus, outside a Texas jail. The condemned man, naked and suspended from a cable, was left dangling as a crowd watched in silence until a justice of the peace ordered him cut down. Ratliff had dressed as Santa in a holdup that left two officers dead, and had feigned paralysis to gain sympathy before an attempted jail break. He waited for a sanity hearing in Eastland fall.
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Tenas
Marshall
Ratliff
Santa Claus
Gezlng
Bank to Begin Modern TwoStory Corner Building
Fred D. Greene president of the bank says construction will start by September 1 on a two story corner bank at Third street and Wisconsin avenue. A. Moorman & Company of Minneapolis designed the plans with C. W. Kusho as associate architect. The structure will feature granite base terra cotta walls and a reinforced concrete vault. The project aims to open in March as part of the Security National holding group linked to First National banks of Minneapolis and St Paul. The Third street and Wisconsin avenue site is tied in lawsuits involving Burg Company and Owner B. E. Rowe, with Judge Alva B. Taylor set to hear arguments Saturday.
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Dettember 1
Fred D. Greene
the. Bank
A. Moorman & Company
Minneapolis
Bank
Ir. C. W. Kusho
Huren
Ita
Third Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Jeanes
Burg
BE. I. Rowe
Third Stréet
Calkin
Alva B. Taylor
Prctoss
First Bank
Stock Corporation
First National Banks of
Minneapolia
St. Paul
Bank Robbery in Omaha Foiled by Four Men
A four-man crew robbed the Shambaugh Savings Bank in Omaha yesterday afternoon. The automobile used in the hold up was recovered and the gang escaped with the loot. The pursuit or further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Omanea
Shambaugh Savings Bank
Bond
Injunctions planned against Huron Mitchell by Walton league
A South Dakota Izaak Walton League committee authorized lawyer H. B. Hitchvoels to file suits in district court against five entities to stop further sewage disposal into the James River. Parkston banker FE W Milley was named treasurer as funds are raised for costs. The Tiedfeld council will help with funds and a consulting engineer. W W Twone, state health sanitary engineer, will assist with analyses and data.
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Anpchell
Mitchell and
Huron
James Cigat
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
Parkston Waltonians
H. BE. Hitchvoels
FE. W. Milley
Parkston
Walton Group
Mach
Tiedfeld Council
W. W. Twone
State Board of Health
Walton League
Robert Rupple
Isheries Waa
Twelve more firms join Red Cross honor roll in Huron
Beadle county roll call reports thirty one firms with full enrollment. J P Sauar chair confirms firms including J P Walsh Mortuary Peter Mintener Lumber Peace Auto Smith Jewelry Huron Growers Pederson Millinery Huron Lumber C I Kopp J P Anderson Eilefts Sherman Moe Gold Medal dairy. Ten more families added to 106 percent enrollment list with names such as J B Walsh George Vanderstein Joseph Christon A Lafferty Dr EB Felge John Dougherty Mrs Fred Schoenleber and Dr Freida Van Dalsem. Over 4097 residents in Huron and Beadle county have joined since the drive began Monday. The drive runs through Saturday.
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Huron
American Red Cross
John P. Sauar
Beadle County
J. P. Walsh Mortuary
Peter Mintener Lumber Company
Peace Auto Company
Smith Jewelry
Huron Growers Company
Pederson Millinery
Huron Lumber Company
C. 1 Kopp and Company
J. P. Anderson Lumber Company
Eilefts Fur Store
Sherman and Moe
Gold Medal Dairy
J. B. Walsh
EB. Burdick
George Vanderstein
Joseph Christon
A. Lafferty
EH. Felge
John Dougherty
P. N.derson
Fred Sc
Frame Story Of Couple Married For 78 Years
Omaha dispatch profiles a Columbus Georgia couple who after 78 years of marriage remain happy. The idea to frame their story for display in Omaha courtrooms came from Domestic Relations Judge Herbert Rhoades to discourage quick tempered couples seeking divorce after a first spat.
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Omaha
Columbus, Ga
Herbert Rhoades
Safest Driver’s Pride Shattered by Wife’s Question
Evanston Illinois reports Ernest Ling, praised by the Safety Bureau for 175,000 miles without an accident, returns home prideful after a wreck seen on the street. A passerby woman cites darkness and not seeing the track, challenging his flawless record.
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Evanston
Ill
Evanston Safety Bureau
Ernest Ling
Ling
Ernest Tine
Winter Cold Grips Huron and Plains States
Record lows touched in Huron and surrounding towns as cold extends across the region. Sioux Falls and Watertown report subfreezing mornings with readings from three to thirteen degrees above zero. Weather bureau notes include comparisons to past Novembers and a continuing cold snap across the western U.S. with light snowfall in parts of Montana and Wyoming.
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Huron Wu
Jim
Jalfoptha
Weather Bureau
Huron
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Watertown
Mercury
Mitchell
Heron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Brookings
Yankton
Denver
Tiowest
Missouri River
Rockies
Montana
Wroiting
New Mexico
Judith Basin
Livingstom
Cheyenne
Deaver
Hoover to Consolidate War Veterans Agencies
President Hoover plans to unify all federal agencies serving veterans and dependents. A new single agency under direct presidential direction would oversee about three quarters of a billion dollars, merging the Veterans Bureau, pension office, and related divisions. A comprehensive survey is underway as consolidation proceeds.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Penal On
Interior Department
National Home
Public Health Service
Veterans Bureau
Pension Office
Juailes
Agen Jing
Justice
Rail industry sees huge orders under Hoover program
Washington leaders expect bold action to lift prosperity with large rail, shipyard and government construction. A White House plan to award hundreds of millions in merchant marine contracts, new liners and expanded shipyards aims to flood industry with activity within six months, backed by lower rediscount rates and supply from major railroad presidents.
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Washington
Hoover
Beaver
Inlert
James W. Good
War Department
Hou
Eno Milpyands
Tanes-White Jaw
Brown
Te Country
Sto
North Allantig
Jones-White
Shmping Board
Navy Department
Jowest
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
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Bureau OF Clan's Benefits
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