U S Business Sees Tonic Amid Mixed Economic Signals
The federal bureau reports several recent developments boosting confidence: a stock rise, better commodity prices for cotton and wheat, reduced bank failures, and stronger banking conditions via the National Credit Corporation. Iron and steel and automobile production show a pick up, while gold outflow remains subdued and England’s election signals public support for its government.
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Pierre
United States
England
Federal Bureau of Economics
National Credit Corporation
Federal Bureau
Aberdeen Enjoying Good Times Despite Lower Shipments
Aberdeen shows comparative prosperity per S W Carr chamber of commerce traffic reports. Freight shipments into and out of the city decline seven percent versus a thirteen percent national drop. Ten months total 7400 carloads, vs 7516 last year. national totals 1901 to date 323,159 carloads, against 34,905,080 last year. October figures indicate a two percent city decline in national freight rates.
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Aberdeen
S. W. W.carr
Chamber of Commerce
Carr
Taxpayers Protest Graveling Of Road in Township
C J Bair es, a Kansas township taxpayer, filed suit backed by other taxpayers to challenge a graveling project on a mile and a half of road. The contested work, estimated at five dollars, allegedly lacked proper authority.
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Ttig
C. J. Baires
Kusia Township
Reed
Young Party At Preston Attendance Decora a Oe with ce Soaey fon
A fragmentary note describes a Preston event with a young party, noting attendance and decorative touches. Names and full details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item signals a social gathering with specified decor and mood. Further readable elements reference local venues and hosts, awaiting clarification.
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Preston Yendance
Decora
Ce Soaey Fon
Rapid City to Hold Annual Poultry Show
Rapid City in the West River country hosts the third annual West River Poultry Show from December 7 to 12 sponsored by the Cosmopolitan Club with cooperation from the West River chapter of the American County Poultry Improvement Association. About 500 birds were entered last year and expectations point to a larger entry this year. Judge George W. Hackett of Wayzata Minnesota returns from the International Show in Chicago to preside. South Dakota State College will present demonstrations. Entries must be in by December 4 with judging the following day.
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Rapid City
Eemy Talsere
West River
South
Dckers
Recone
Heaterasie Soak Wrenn
Commopolitan
Heb
American County Poultry Improvement Associaten
George W. Hackett
Wayzata
Minn
Agin Uct
International Khow
Chi- South Dakota
Stiat College
Khow
Jamie
Hoger Foye
Adaptability Is Need in Education Says Chase
MITCHELL, Nov 2. Dr Harry Wood Chase president of the University of Minnesota told the South Dakota Education Association that schooling must cultivate adaptable minds and personalities to meet a changing world. He warned that education centered on a fixed, finished mind is dangerous and unsuitable for midlife challenges.
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Chase
Mitchell
South
Dakota
Harry Wood
Bun Chase
University of Minos
South Dakota Education Association
Watertown Woodmen To Fete Anniversary
Watertown officers of Modern Woodmen of America plan observance of the 49th anniversary. The event will be held Tuesday with a New Year start and a detailed program developed by committees. Also noted is a New Effington item about a Larson family mailing mix up affecting 53 members.
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Watertown
Modern Woodmen of America
Harrold Couple Escape After Spill Near St Lawrence
In St Lawrence on Monday morning Mr and Mrs Martel of Harrold skidded south of highway 14 turning the car over. Mrs Martel suffered a bad head cut as the top of the vehicle was crushed. They were aided by Mrs J T O Neill and taken to the McCormick home for care, then continued their trip.
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Harrold
ST. Lawrence
McCormick
New Wool Freight Rate Effective December 3
Pierre reports substantial reductions in wool carload freight rates from many South Dakota points to Chicago and all eastern destinations. Effective December 3, rates to Boston and other eastern points will drop, with water-route adjustments via the Great Lakes. Examples include Faith to Chicago from 152 to 122 a hundred and Rapid City from 151 to 119, Belle Fourche from 61 to 125, and Faith to Boston from 185 to 163.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Chicago
Duluth
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Faith
Belle Fourche
Rapid City
Boston
Great Lakes
South Dakota Board
Miss Vanity Fair to be Chosen at University of South Dakota
Ten prominent campus men will select Miss Vanity Fair for the University of South Dakota from entries by each sorority and women’s dormitory. A faculty panel will choose the jury of students, with winners chosen by personal interviews rather than photos. Interviews begin after Thanksgiving.
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Vanity Fair
Frank C. Ashford
Sioux Falls
Man Falls Under Horse Injuring Rider at Burdette
Adolph Mast known as Grandpa Mast was horseback riding when his horse fell on him in a Burdette field. He lay unconscious before reaching the house where a doctor treated him. Examination showed a badly crushed chest and broken ribs. He is reported to be recovering.
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Burdette
Beedle
Adolph Mast
Grandpa Mast
Preston Teachers At County Meeting Report
Lake Preston teachers attended a county teachers meeting in De Smet on Saturday. The program, directed by county superintendent Missy Kochno, featured Miss Michija Terada of Huron on My Homeland of Japan, Miss Mary Wadden of Madison on Longfellow, and Mrs Willard of Spearfish outlining the new South Dakota course of study.
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Lake Preston
de Smet
Misys Kochno
Michija Terada
Huron
Japan
Mary Wadden
Madison
Wessington Firemen Set Annual Dance for November 26
Wessington firemen announce their annual dance to be held Thursday evening November 26 in the community hall. Eddie's Orchestra of Virgil will provide music as advance ticket sales proceed.
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Wessington Wessington
Wessington
Eddie
Virgil
Yale Community Church Bazaar Draws Village Booths
The Yale Community church held its annual bazaar last week. The Ladies Aid society served a chicken dinner in the evening. Proceeds from the fancy work candy booths and the dinner totaled about $75.
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YALE
Yale Coommunity Church
Ladies Aid Society
Wessington Sportsmen Have Successful Trip
WESSINGTON, Nov. 25. Local druggist A. S. McKay Dr J P Mea kie Nathan Anderson and Rev George McKay of Wessington returned from the Black Hills after a week of hunting for venison. The group lodged at the McKany cabin near Rochfadle and reported a fine buck among their catches.
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Wessington
A. S. McKay
J. PL Meakie
Nathan Anderson
George McKay
Black Hills
McKany
Rochfardle
Anthony and wife Davis mark sixteenth anniversary
Relatives and friends attended the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Anthony Davis in Yale on November 25. It also coincided with their son John’s birthday. The afternoon featured conversation and card playing with refreshments served.
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YALE
Anthony Davis
John
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