Government to Lend Millions for Corn and Farm Relief
Washington announces a plan to provide 100000 to 200 million dollars in short term loans to cornbelt farmers, with 50 cents a bushel for No 7 December corn and requirements to join the corn hog production control program. Loans target warehoused grain and are tied to warehouse acts in five states, with cotton loans already underway and peanuts and beans likely to follow. Also reports Wisconsin and New Mexico farm groups move toward a farm holiday strike with clashes at cheese factories and tractor routes, while Iowa picketing faces counter efforts and National Guardsmen are authorized to keep highways clear.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Commodity Credit Corporation
Navy
New Mexico
Colorado
Michigan
Virginia
North City Plinn
Georgia
Texas
Southesn
Chicago
Iowa
Linvis
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas
Commodity Credit Corporation For Cotton
Cottox
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin ‘Coop— Erative Milk Pool
A. N. Young
Wisconsin Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Milo Reno
Dakota
GL. Srd
National
Missouri River
Roosevelt Confined To Home With Cold
President Roosevelt stayed home from his office with a cold yet resumed meetings in the oval study room at the White House. He spoke with government leaders as officials reported his condition mildly improving and continuing government business from the residence.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Oval
White House
Weather for Buren and Vicinity
Weather forecast notes colder tonight with Friday fair and slightly warmer conditions. For South Dakota the forecast indicates generally fair tonight and Friday, with colder air in the east tonight and a bit warmer Friday.
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Buren
South Dakota
East Gor
City Paving Begins On East Third Street
A work crew under Street Commissioner Everett Hoskins started tearing up cross walks on East Third Street in preparation for paving a 20 foot central strip. City Engineer A Ricker notes gutters will be removed to grade, with 60 men to work two shifts over a several mile stretch, while Bonilla Lake project contractor E M Lewis awaits National Reemployment clearance.
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East Third
Bonilla-Lake Road
Everett Hoskins
East Third Street
A. Ricker
Lewis Contractor
Bouilla-Lake Byron ‘Ros
Con Letto
Wagner
Bonilla Lake
North Dakota Wheat Flow Stalled by State Embargo
In BISMARCK on October 24 shipments from North Dakota virtually ceased as railroads moved little grain despite Gov William Langer's embargo. The governor proclaimed a barge ban and ordered sheriffs to notify all concerned that wheat must not leave the state until further notice to raise producer prices.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
William Langer
Langer
Hatcherymen Of State Convene In Huron Meeting Opens
South Dakota Baby Chick association holds its two day fall meeting in Huron with a program featuring schools clinics and a discussion of a proposed fair practice code. C Gregerson of St Paul a director of the International Hatchery Association leads the code session. The opening is led by President August F Hagen of Selby at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with Prof H A Bittechender and J Weimer among morning speakers.
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South Dakota Baby Chick Association
Huron
C. Gregerson
St. Paul
Hagen
Marvin Hughitt
August F. Hagen
Selby
H. A. Bittechender
Sorina ‘O
Hasks Poultry Science
J. Weimer
Brookings
Disarmament Conference Adjourns To Date
Geneva reports that the disarmament conference adjourned on October 2 as talks paused and will reconvene later. Delegates from multiple nations participated while the agenda shifts to follow up discussions and formal procedures.
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Geneva
Huron College Chooses Pow Wow Dignitaries
Hazel McMillion of Lemman and Norval Heyler of Red Owl were elected by Huron College students as Pow Wow dignitaries for the homecoming of Huron tribes. The ceremony is set for October 28 at 60 Friday evening with McMillion named Pow Wow Frin and recognition for Mr Hepler’s extracurricular achievements.
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Mise
Hazel McMillion
Lemman
Norval"Heyler
Red Owl
Huron College
McMillion
Hepler
Chiffine
Students to Hold Pep Meet Tonight at Huron College
Students plan a pep rally and bonfire on the football field tonight to release enthusiasm for the Ith annual Pow Wow homecoming celebration this week. After the bonfire, a student performance for city kids is expected.
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Huron College
Mrs Roosevelt declines gifts for spoiled babies visit
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels to New York and visits Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt and her month old grandson Billy. She says she does not believe in spoiling children and would not bring presents to a child who already has everything.
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Ithan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
New York
Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Billy
Allot Funds For Highway Program
Wisconsin 409 of Wisconsin allocates $900000 for a highway program. The notice cites funding approval and fiscal action affecting transportation in the state.
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Allot Funds
Wisconsin
The News Behind the News 1833 by Paul Malson
Fragmentary OCR reads The News Behind the News by Paul Malson with copyright 1833. The text is garbled showing reference to figures and sieges dated 1423.0 and 1955. The readable portions suggest a historical commentary or serialized narrative, but specifics are unclear.
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Paul Mal Son
Copreight
Pel
Maton
Dollar Fails To Decline On Foreign Exchanges Sparks Concern
New York October 26 The speculative market moved cautiously as RFC gold price rose to 31.54 an ounce up 18 cents from yesterday but the dollar did not drop in foreign exchange markets. London Paris and Washington reports noted only slight gains and steadiness in currencies as markets expected higher gold prices but faced uncertainty about dollar depreciation and the effect of RFC pricing. President Roosevelt issued an executive order authorizing purchases of newly mined gold by the RFC amid the unsettled market tone.
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New York
Wall Street
RFC
Chicago
London
London Times
United States
Reconstruction Corporation
Washington
Treasury
London Gold Exchange
Roosevelt
Hewry
REC
Hartford Farmer Is New Husking Champ
Hartford farmer captures husking title at Baltic South Dakota event securing top honors in a competitive husking contest. Local agriculture enthusiasts record a notable performance by a longtime grower turning heads in the regional competition.
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Hartford
French Reserve Of Gold Is Decreasing
Paris reports the Bank of France gold reserve has fallen for the seventh straight week by 214 million francs about 12.6 million dollars. Figures released today confirm warnings by former premier Edouard Daladier to Parliament. The drop leaves bank notes backed by about 101 percent.
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Paris
Bank of France
France
Edouard Daladier
Rural credit refunding bonds planned for 1.5 million
Pierre October 23 The rural credit department announced plans to issue up to 1.5 million dollars in refunding bonds to cover interest and principal due January 15 1934 on outstanding bonds. Bids will be received November 21 with a possible cap near 1.0 million. Funds on hand cover November 15 interest 70062.50 and December 15 principal plus interest 754906.25, with sufficient cash expected to meet January obligations.
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Chasey
Chase
McKinley PTA Acknowledges Two Terms Honor
The McKinley PTA notes Honanae Wor is recognized for two terms of service. Community members applaud the dedication and ongoing support for local school initiatives.
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New Mexico State Association
Farmers Aid
Iowa Farm Holiday Association
Highway 134
Flattsmouth Bridge
W. 8. Demoss
Mills County
Glenwood
Milk Pool
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Cooperative Mill Pool
National Farmers
Holiday Association
Hatcherymen
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Mrs. Roosevelt
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