Hoover reviews campaign for stable business conditions
President Hoover reports broad support from industrial leaders and governors for his plan to stabilize prices and expand activity. He outlines tax cuts, higher federal spending, ocean shipping contracts, and wage pledges with no immediate wage cuts, while South Dakota Governor Bulow dissents on road expansion. The Inter-departmental committee plans 40 new ocean vessels and shipyard work, with bids to follow.
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Washington
Hoover
Ephone
Ocean Mart
Yiedge
Hyden
Agriculture Department
Moorer
Rlihh
Mr. Hoover
Jesu
New York
Bulow
South Dakota
Inter-departmental
Tor
Tere Ee
Sra
Clemenceau Called Most Forceful Of Men
Oregon fires rage across southwest forests with seven new blazes. Gold Beach fire reappears while lines fail on fronts. Fire crews rush to protect timber and highways as cold snaps complicate operations. Clemenceau emerges as a pivotal French leader with a long public life and stubborn resolve.
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Grants Pass
Obe
Oregon
Gold Beach
James Billingslea
Billingslea
Reworth
Ashland
Bear Canyon
Siskiyou
Statklyou
Yankton Opens Missouri River Water Plant to Public
Yankton inaugurates its new Missouri river water plant with an open house for residents. Testing began two weeks earlier with treated river water flowing through mains and engines reporting satisfactory operation.
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Yankton
Board of City Commissioners
Chamber of Commeres
Jones White Taw Assists in Merchant Marine Expansion
The company Jones White Taw plans to assist in expanding the merchant marine by supporting shipbuilding. They offer financing up to twenty-five percent of the vessel’s finished cost to aid completion.
County Bureaus Issue Certificates for Farm Bureau Convention
Certificates to secure reduced rail fare for the American Farm Bureau convention in Chicago December 6 to 11 were mailed to county Farm Bureaus. Tickets go on sale at railway stations Nov 29 30 and Dec 3 9. Members must be Farm Bureau to qualify. The event expected to draw about 5000 farmers and farm women from across the nation.
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American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Farm Bureau Ofiica
A. W. Tompkins
Dr. Weishaar Hurt In Auto Collision
ABERDEEN Nov 26 Dr Charles H Weishaar a prominent physician in the city was critically injured when the car he drove collided with another on the trail west of here He was rushed to a local hospital where examination showed a fractured skull and severe bruises His two daughters and wife escaped with minor bruises The driver of the other car E Larson of Fargo was uninjured.
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Abardeen
Charles H. Weishaar
Here
Weishiur
Land
E. Larson
Fargo
Breaks Arm Of Wellington Man In Stove Unloading
A Wellington resident suffered a broken arm while unloading a heavy stove from a dray wagon on November 26. The incident occurred during routine work, and the injured man received aid at the scene before transport for medical treatment.
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Wellington
Weather report for Dakotas and Haron region
The forecast notes mostly cloudy conditions with mild temperatures tonight and Wednesday. In the Dakotas expect partly cloudy skies with no decisive change in temperature.
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Haron
Dakotas
WNAX Granted Full Time On Air Starting Dec 1st
Yankton November 16. WNAX radio station, owned by Gurney Seed and Nursery, was granted full time on the air starting December 2. The Federal Radio Commission approved broadcasting until midnight on its present wavelength with plans to add blue network programs for 3 to 4 hours each evening. Operating expenses for the fiscal year totaled $71,991.51.
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Yankton
Upy
WNAK
Gurney Seed and Nursery Company
Federal Radio
J. C. Gurney
WNAX
National Broadcasting Command
Gurney Saty
Judge Denies Receiver for Yankton-Nebraska Line
Lake Andes November hearing denied Richard S Foxwell Yankton request for temporary receiver for Yankton Worfolk and Southern railroad project to build Yankton to Pierce or Norfolk Nebraska. Judge Beck ruled assets insufficient to warrant receivership and complaint failed to state cause. Creditors objected via Fidelity Construction counsel while Yankton lawyer H A Doyle demurred on technical grounds.
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Lake Andes
Sudes
B. Beck
Richard S
Foxwell Yankton
Tl Yankton, Worfolk and Southern Railroad Company
Yankton
Pierce
Norfolk
Nebraska
Beck
RB. Tripp
Judga Beck
Lolding
Tatngiff
H. A, Robinson
Madison flier hurt in crash near airport
In Madison a student flier Wayne McGowan and instructor Ramphey crashed near the airfield at low altitude. Ramphey suffered a fractured pelvis and skull injuries while McGowan had jaw fractures and head wounds requiring stitches. Riaychey’s condition remained critical. Roy Riaychey rushed them to the hospital.
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Madison
Hurt Ranchey
Wayne McGowan
Runchey
McGowan
Ruychey
Roy
Kunchey
Postoffice To Observe Thanksgiving Holiday
The post office will observe Thanksgiving in the usual holiday fashion. Postmaster A. B. Blake announced no carrier or window service in city or rural routes. Outgoing mail will be dispatched and incoming mail boxed. Special delivery will be handled as usual.
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A. B. Blake
Incowing
Bank Department Lists 15 Reasons In Reply To Depositors
South Dakota Supreme Court heard a mandamus action over whether the state guaranty fund should continue to be levied and if funds can be distributed to depositors of closed state banks. Fifteen reasons were offered to show why payments and future assessments should not proceed, citing unsettled liabilities, subrogation rights, and constitutional questions about the 1925 law and prior acts.
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Pierre
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Banks and Guaranty Fund Commission
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Bank of Gann Valley
Gann Valley
Ima
South Caina
H. Smith
Banks
Guaranty Fund
A. J. Moodle
T. B. Thorson
Banking Department
O'Keeffe
Stephens
Hichcock
Sickel
Mitchell
May
Jfne
Ond Guaranty
Fke
Driscoll
Bankshat
Subrogation dispute on guaranty fund distribution
The defendants argue the aggregate Viability amount is undetermined and distribution basis is unclear. They contend funds are insufficient to cover liabilities and many actions threaten recovery, with $1,036,542.50 in the guaranty fund as of Oct 1929 and $534,452.72 deposited, leaving uncertain funds for creditors. Continued on page 7.
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Stack Growera Bark
Fort Pierre
Driscoll
Stock Growers Bank of
Paronies
Guaranty Fund
Banka
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France
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Georges Clemenceau
Hia de- Téat
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Hia
Bay of Biscay
Ville
United States
Clemenuzai
Farm Bureau
Ional
Sam H. Thompson
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Clarence Gannon
Hisherry
Missouri
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
General Brown
James W. Good
A. W. Gilbert
Massachusetts
Gilbert
Frank C. Lowden
Paul Brestor
Fedeval Farr Loan Board
H. E. ‘Barnard
White House
Alexander Legee
Divcuss Cooperative Marketering
Dr. Weishaar
Tail Ranchey
Bank Department
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