Bid For New York City Farmer Vote Oddities In Election
New York City campaigns court the farm vote amid oddities and quirky claims. Voters include 4,000 acres farmed in Queens with six thousand farmers, while notes mention aged and unusual voters and a parody campaign scene in Hoquiam and Illinois style satire on daylight saving.
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New York City
Farmer Vote
Edward J. Weil
New York
Queens
Manhattan Island
Los Angeles County
California
Braille Institute of America
Hoquiam
Wash
Esx
Roland H. Hartley
Hartley
Harley
Hart
Births Bring Population Up
A national population increase of nearly one million for the last year is attributed to births over deaths per the commerce department. Net immigration adds little to the rise while the total population reached 128,420,000 as of July 1, up 5,228,000 since 1930. State by state comparisons follow.
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Washington
Oct
Commerce Department
Department
First Cold Weather Boosts Trade Says Dun and Bradstreet
The first frost of winter boosted multiple trade sectors according to Dun and Bradstreet weekly. retail buying accelerated as consumers covered deferred needs and heavy apparel showed improvement while a holiday merchandise shortage and delivery bottlenecks suggested a sellers market in wholesale brands. General industrial operations ran near capacity with schedules tight.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Review of Business
Public vote count must be in open view after polls close
The attorney general’s office told election judges ballots must be counted publicly after polls close, citing a provision that requires immediate public canvassing in the presence of all attendees. The ruling was addressed to L. W. Bicknell, Webster county prosecutor.
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Pierre
Attorney General
L. W. Bicknell
Webster
Bicknell
Mrs Ray Pool Heads To Pierre For Pneumonia Battle
Mrs Ray Pool of Blunt travels to Pierre to support her eldest son Sylvester Pool who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Blunt
Ray Pool
Pierre
Sylvester Pool
Farm Q and A column answers readers questions
The Farm Editor answers reader inquiries on self opening gates rice cooking and cornstalk silo costs. Experts from State College Brookings advise on cattle guards, rationing rice, tenant duties in 50 50 leases, and feeding Russian thistle hay with horses.
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AAA
Callla
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
St Brookings
Huronite
Extension Service of
State College At
Brookings
R. S
Potter County
Oridler
Sam
Brookings County
Agricultural Economics Department of State College
W. W. Lawrence County
Strollers Select Eight University Men for Membership
Eight University of South Dakota men were chosen for Strollers, the campus dramatic and musical group. Members include Vincent Antle of De Smet, Vincent Hart of Flandreau, Jonas Wilbauer of Tyndall, William E. Baland of Platte, Dan Schenk of Wockton, Robert Hedman of Websor, Cleveland MacLane of Chicago, and James Brick of Vermillion. The Strollers organize the annual Wadeville production each year.
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Vincent Antle
Strollers
University of South Dakota
Vincent Ante
de Smet
Vincent Hart
Flandreau
Jonas Wilbauer
Tyndall
William Ebaland
Platte
Dan Schenk
Wockton
Robert Hedman
Websor
Cleveland MacLane
Chicago
James Brick
Fraternity and Sorority Life on University Campus
A campus overview notes that the Versna fraternities and sororities operate across multiple houses and Greek chapters. It highlights student involvement, events, and campus-wide activities shaping social life.
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Versna
Funeral Rites Held For John W. Close
Funeral services for John W. Close were conducted at Glenview Church by Reverend Bates. Interment followed at Pleasant View Cemetery in Carthage. Close, born May 3 1857 in Wisconsin, died October 25 at his farm near Carthage after six months of ill health. survived by widow, two daughters, and one son.
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Carthage
John W. Close
Glenview
Bates
L. Pooley
R. Pooley
J. Baker
M. Thomas
M. Felix
Ishon
Pleasant View
Wisconsin
Hiss
Close
Car
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