County To Buy Up FiveO0 0 Worth Of Courthouse Bonds
Beadle county will invest up to 25 000 in registered warrants and 50 000 in courthouse bonds due October 1 1985 to retire debt. The move saves about 10 000 in interest over two years while shifting funds from sinking reserve to cash. Bondholder agreement with St Paul firm halted interest on the bond until redemption. The county’s total bonded debt drops to 170 000 with 50 000 due 1935 and 120 000 due 1940.
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Beadle County
B.M. Madden
Bonny
D. C' Sargent
St Paul
St. Paul Fe and Marine Company
Charles B. Warren
Government May Buy Up Chickens
Washington reports officials reviewing the poultry situation as relief funds may move surplus eggs from storage to the unemployed. High prices for chickens, including those in cold storage, likely prevent large purchases.
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Washington
Federal Relief Corporation
Pernicious Anemia Now Not Incurable Says Doctor
Dr. Cyrus C. Sturris of the University of Michigan told the Interstate Postgraduate Medical Association that pernicious anemia, once absolutely fatal, now has a death rate around 10 percent. He credits feeding of liver and stomach preparations for the improvement.
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Cleveland
Cyrus C. Sturris
University of Michigan
Interstate Postgraduate Medical Association of North America
Weather Report For Huron and Vicinity
Rain likely tonight and Thursday with light showers. Gusty winds expected, southwest to northwest, few showers continuing into Thursday. South Dakota area forecast calls for rain starting Thursday morning, then easing, with lighter winds overnight.
South Dakota Group Aims to Pare Farm Mortgage Indebtedness
Pierre October 18 The formation of a state wide volunteer organization to reduce farm mortgage indebtedness was under way. The state agricultural advisory council approved county farm loan councils to act as conciliators between creditors and debtors and to assist the Omaha federal land bank in expediting loans. Governor Berry appointed the state council to drive mortgage reductions, enabling more farmers to obtain federal loans. Andrew Kopperud of the Omaha bank spoke on loan activity, with most council members attending.
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State Council
W. H. Ronald
Mitchell
Omaha Federal Land Bank
South Dakota
Berry
Federal Land Bank
Omaha Land Bank
Kopperud
Andrew Kopperud
Omaha Federal Bank
Robert Dailey
White River
HB. Test
Frederick
J. J."martin
Watertown
Huron Men Sentenced After Redfield Street Fight
Two Huron men Ira Biggerstaff and H S Lee were fined 25 dollars each for intoxication in Redfield with Lee receiving five days in jail. Clarence Mitchell awaits re arraignment on a heavier charge after hospital treatment for injuries from the same night’s incident. A head on collision near Redfield injured Frank and Jack Wright. Mitchell fled in a stolen Dodge with Minnesota plates removed. Authorities hint at charges regarding car theft as two hundred thousand people work in the U S automobile business.
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Redfield
A. Moriarity
Ira Biggerstaff
H. S. Lee
Biggerstaff
Lee
Clarence “Shorty” Mitchell
Mitchell
Kimlleka
Minnesota
Sioux City
Frank R. Wright
Jack Wright
Frank Wright
Wrights
Leis
Intal
Biggerstar
Bre
Coopersmith
Motorcycle Patrolman Chases Suspect Into Store
JOLIET TN October 12 local Motorcycle Patrolman Bernard McGann pursued a bank robber into a five and ten cent store after the suspect fled two detectives. The rider mounted his cycle and nabbed Harvey Heller 27 Canton TL after the escape attempt frightened customers diving for cover.
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Joliet
Canadian Mounted Police
Bernard McGann
Harvey Heller
Canton
McGann
Heller
Daladier Proposes France War on Depression Program
Paris October session opens as Premier Edouard Daladier urges rapid legislation to raise about 4.202 billion francs for budget balance and cuts to wages and pensions. A four year public works plan would spend 13.7385 billion francs, with 9.5 billion to the state and the rest to subdivisions, funding road and bridge upgrades, rural electrification, and aviation improvements.
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Paris
United States
France
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Depuuties
ML Daladier
Farmers weighing embargo moves in Minnesota
Minnesota Farmers Union officials said today they may ask Guy Floyd and B Olson to declare products from the states embargoed. The report cites potential actions to restrict shipments and influence market conditions amid regional agricultural concerns.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota Wheat Embargo Tests Court Fight
North Dakota moves to enforce a midnight embargo on wheat shipments aimed at lifting farm prices. Gov. Langer plans legal action if needed, while railroad attorneys weigh challenging the order as interstate commerce concerns arise. Governors in neighboring states react cautiously amid a broader regional grain debate.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
William Langer
St Paul
Ste
Gov. Langer
F. G. Dorety
Great Northern
D F. Lyona
Northern Pacifh
F. S. Mitchell
Soo Line
William
Langer
National Guard
Snowort
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Iowa
Newbrooke
Kansas- Minneapolis
Alain
Minneapolis
Fargo
Nebraska
Langer Uring
Olson
Tom Berry
Clyde L. Herring
Towa
Raymond T. Nade
Gov- Lanser
Lenser
Washington
Woellace
Laroorte
Canada
Railroads Test Gov. Wheat Embargo Policy In North Dakota
Washington agriculture officials report a series of measures and disputes over farm policy. Topics include a proposed two year program to align corn and hog production with demand, surplus animal disposal in big game preserves in the plains, farmer protests in Nebraska and Dakota regions, and government plans for aid and loans to cotton growers and Indian affairs.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Buffalo and Elk Culls Tied to Grazing Fears
The Agriculture Department reports a plan to dispose of buffalo and elk over two years old to curb overgrazing and prevent food shortages. Bidders include state and municipal parks and zoos, with meat sales from older animals.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Labor Party Gains Amid Norway Election Turbulence
Oslo reports that the labor party surged in a multi party Norway election. Conservatives dropped ten seats to 31 while liberals fell to 24 and agrarians to 22. Seventy two seats were contested among 18 parties with several new parliamentary outcomes.
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Labor Party
Norway
Oslo
Labor
Liberals
Agrarians
Mooney Case To President Promised By Socialist Leader
Franciscon Oct 18 A New York socialist leader said he would take Tom Mooney’s case directly to President Roosevelt. Mooney, imprisoned for 1916 San Francisco bombings, has long proclaimed innocence after 17 years behind bars.
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Mooney
Francisco
Norman Thomas
New York
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Inside Politics A roiling patronage yarn from Washington
Washington insiders titter over Jim Farley and Harold Ickes as they squabble in patronage. The piece traces Ickes creating a list of political eligibles with records and genealogies, Burlew adjusting sections, and Hurja shaping appointments for the public works and the Republican deposit insurance corps.
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Washington
Jim Farley
Harold Ickes
Ickes
Earley
Emil Bera
Hurja
Tekes
Ebert
Ke ‘Barlow
Hoover
Burlew
Reno Opposes Hog and Corn Plan by Farmer Holiday President
Des Moines dispatch reports Milo Reno, leader of the Farmers Holiday association, denouncing Secretary Wallace's corn hog program as unsound. He argues it would force hunger on 20 percent of the population, misalign price with production costs, and rely on dole rather than genuine recovery. He condemns the Roosevelt plan and critiques the farm board and politics.
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Des ‘Moines
Milo ‘Reno
Farmers Holiday Association
Wallace
Reno
Farm Board
Darmer
Roosevelt
Aberdeen Project Faces More Delay
Aberdeen TV water project delayed again as city officials study PWA replies and await regional administrator Cal Waite’s response. The delay comes amid a request for expedited approval of the 700000 dollar water supply effort, with officials citing the need for additional time to consider the telegraphic queries and statements from public works authorities and Senatorial input.
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Aberdeen
Cal HM
Waite
Public Works
Extend Closing Date for 1933 in Chicago Item
For Chicago during October 1933 a note indicates almost two weeks were added to the life of that world’s sake. The figures Maj. Lenox and Lobr are mentioned in connection with this extension.
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Chicago
Maj. Lenox & Lobr
Government plan to cut hog and corn outputs in midwest
A half billion dollar two year program aims to raise farm prices by reducing hog production by 25 percent and corn acreage by 20 percent. It includes a processing tax on hogs starting Nov 5, with gradual rate increases, plus funds to buy swine for distribution to the needy and to compensate farmers for idle land. Campaigns to secure farm contracts will begin within weeks across ten midwestern states including Ohio Illinois Indiana Missouri Iowa South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Washington
Wallace
Com
Emergency Relief Administration
Farm and Relief Administration
Farm Administration
NRA
Relief Administration
Middle Western
Ohio
South Dakota
Minnesota
Reed Urges GOP Support for NRA Plan
Johnstown, Pa Oct 18 U S Senator David A Reed addressing Republican women urged GOP support for the NRA plan as a matter of patriotic duty and asked that it not be impeded.
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Reed
G. O P
NRA
Johnstown
Roosevelt
U. S
David’ A
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