Former Redfield girl is soloist in Grand Opera
Dorothy Hancock of Redfield South Dakota rose from a junior church choir to a dramatic soprano with Cincinnati Grand Opera. She won a Juilliard fellowship, trained under Charley Burnhan, and earned statewide honors in North Carolina while remaining a noted radio presence in WWNC.
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Fred Legler
Redfield
Cincinnati Grand Opera Company
Borothy
Hancock
Dorothy Hancock
South Dakota
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
New York
Juliliard School of Music
America
Miss Hancock
Juillard School
Gottfried Stoland
Minnie A. Hancock
Spink County
Ashville
N. C
Charley Burnhan
Princeton University
Haycock
North Carolina
Atwater Kent
North
Caroina
Georgia
Ploridd
Federation Music Clubs of
Boston
Asheville
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Redfiela Congregational Church
Alice’ G. Varulerbilt
Souls Church
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South Dakota Singer Injured In Farm Shredder Accident
A South Dakota worker assisted at a corn shredder on the A Scheulke farm north of the city when his right arm was severed about five inches from the shoulder. He was rushed to the city for medical aid and was bruised and cut on the right side of the face and chest.
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Bahlkow
A. Scheulke
Groton Farmer Recovers From Serious Accident
Groton resident Harry Bultkow is reported recovering from a serious corn husking accident that cost him his arm. The incident occurred in Groton on October 31 and was covered as a Special report.
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Groton
Cornhusker
Harry Bultkow
Bank Deposits Fall in Ninth District Cities
In Minneapolis and other large cities of the ninth federal reserve district, bank deposits show a decline as an abnormal pattern emerges across major centers. The report notes reduced balances amid shifting financial activity and regional economic factors.
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Minneapolis
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Deposits Slide Then Recover in City Banks While Country Loans Shrink
The Minneapolis Federal Reserve notes for the four weeks ending October 16 that city bank deposits fell for three weeks before recouping most losses. Country bank deposits declined slightly, with loans to customers increasing only modestly. On October 16, city banks held 16 million in deposits, while country banks saw a rise in deposits and a drop in loans as crop worries eased. Country banks borrowed less from the Fed, with the sharpest cuts in Montana and North Dakota. The report also notes the average life of U.S. presidents at 69.9 years and Europe’s hereditary monarch at 53.6 years.
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Yaport
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Mortana
North Dakota
United States
Europe
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