Wolsey Wins Grand Championship in Beadle County Beef Show
Earl Simantel of Wolsey captured the grand championship with a high trim Hereford steer at the State Fair 4 H baby beef judging. Harold Franzen of Langford won the reserve grand with an Aberdeen Angus steer, while the Simantel family topped the junior Hereford class with Earl first Momer second and Homer third.
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Wolsey
Harold Franzen
Langford
Simantai
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Momer
Homer
Scotland
Elert Ogten
Sanford
Duane Clark
Worthing
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Aberdeen
Ray Lien
Platte
Beadle County
Charles Miz
Lincoln County
Bert Begxiling
Ting
Wade R Hauser
Chicago
Lester Carlson
Beresford
James O
Poland
Arnold
Mischike
Hazel
Austin Wigdehl
Claremont
Chester Whites
Edward Hunten
Watertown
Willian Ahlers
Dallas
Hampahires
Boer
Warren Eggers
Gettysburg
Airways Combine To Link Two Americas With Merger
Pan American Airways and the New York Lima Buenos Aires line announce a September fifteenth merger creating a single international air network. The union aims to extend passenger routes from Miami to Lower Keys Florida toward South America with a fleet exceeding 190 planes covering over 100000 miles weekly. The new system envisions a vast aerial highway from Miami to Santiago Chile.
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Pan-American
Leutsche Lufthanss
Germany
Wacrial
United States
Miami
Lowercumbe Key
Florida
Santiago
Chile
Cat Ear Phone Shows New Hearing Theory
Princeton researchers Ernest Wever and Charles Bray report that a cat’s auditory nerve can transform human speech into electrical impulses sent over 60 feet to a sound proof room where it becomes audible as telephone sound. The device used a hand built amplifier and connected wire. The test suggests frequency of nerve impulses governs pitch, not stimulus intensity, potentially guiding deafness research.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Amd
Ernest G. Wever
Charles W. Bray Oy
Psychological Laboratory
National Academy of Sciences
Eur
Bus Companies May Build Their Own Highways
Mark Marshall of the Texas railroad commission foresees bus firms building and operating private highways and supervising airplane transport by rail commissions. He argues private roads would reduce traffic safety issues and that buses would favor own roads over public highways.
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Austin
Tex
Mark Marshall
Motor Transportation
Texas Railroad Commission
Marshall
France Plans Talkies In Uncivilized Lands
France announces plans to film sound pictures in uncivilized African regions for the International Colonial exposition in Paris next year. A scientific expedition will travel from the Mediterranean coast a month by caravan to gather material among the Tousregs and other veiled peoples.
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Amgel
Hoggar
Africa
Paris
Mediterranean
Carmel
State College Plans Big Hobo Day For 1930
State College maps a four day homecoming celebration with faculty planning, beard growing for students, and committee duties under Dean B Prather as general chairman. Jackrabbits prep for October 2 game against South Dakota Coyotes as Huskies aim to beat their ancient rival and keep the slogan State never loses a Hobo Day game.
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State College
Paradise
South “Dakota
Northwest
Coyotes
South Dakota University
T.C. Kasper
Dean B
Women Display Faces and Exert Notable Influence
The piece notes how women reveal their faces and wield significant influence in social and cultural circles, highlighting visibility as a source of power and impact within the community.
Moving Charcoal Is Good Water Purifier
New York reports the Hackensack Water Company has developed activated charcoal or activated shar a pulverized substance that spreads its effects through 1 000 000 gallons of water. Sanitary engineer GR Spalding says the new charcoal absorbs bad odors and tastes.
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New York
Hackensack Water Company
GR. Spalding
Delegates Named for Grand Lodge Meeting
The message lists state delegates to the Grand Lodge including J M Lord Willow Lake F O Simonson Vermillion and J E McNamee as representatives to the Grand En and Hale Canton. Brigadier General Trotter of Patriarchy Militant will attend the national meeting. Past state Brigadier L A Bruce and wife of Yankton will attend as visitors. Delegates depart for the convention Friday night.
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Huron
J.M. Lord
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F.O. Simonson
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Hale
Canton
J. E. McNamee
Grand En‘siliz
Trotter
L.A
Bruce
Yankton
National Glider Contest Planned in Elmira New York
Elmira New York will host the National Glider Association contest from September 21 to October 5. Noted entrants include Lieut Ralph Barnaby world record holder Dr Wolfgang Klemperer and Capt Frank Hawi. Wright Aeronautical Corp has donated prizes totaling 1000 dollars with more fund raising underway for the Edward S Evans duration trophy.
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Elmira
Amenca
Aces
notorless_avision
National Glider Association
Ralph Rae Barnaby
United. States
San Diego
Wolfgang Klemperer
Frank Hawi
William B. Mayo
National Association
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Mayo
Edward S. Evans
Wright
Incomplete Training and Equipment Leave Many Ineligible
The article notes numerous individuals may be barred from participation due to insufficient training and equipment. Officials warn that without upgrades, eligibility will remain limited and impact upcoming events.
Pecan Growers Form National Marketing Association
Pecan growers from Georgia to Florida form the National Pecan Marketing Association led by H G Lucas of Brownwood Texas with headquarters in Jackson Mississippi. The new body aims to unite the industry across varieties and states, aided by a six commodity sales agency and funds from the federal farm board. W P Bullard of Albany Georgia is among leaders. last year 38 million pounds were sold with 20 percent improved varieties and 5 percent seedlings.
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Lille
HG. Lucas
Brownwood
Tex
National
Jackson
Teca
Federal Farm Board
Texas
Georgia
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missiissippi
Florida
Alabama
South Caro
W. P. Bullard
Albany
Pecan Growers’ Exchange
Marketing Association
Delaware
Red Cross Expands Emergency Aid for Motorists
Red Cross deploys first aid stations along major routes in New Jersey and New York including the White Horse Pike and the Parkway system. Trained personnel with first aid kits and medical directories will answer calls with ambulances. Philadelphia chapter first tested the plan with multiple roadside stations and information booths.
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Itwa
Red Cross
White Horse ‘Pike
Camden
County
N. J
St Pointe
Westchester
N. Y
New ‘York City
Pelham’ Drive
Seaboard
the Red Cross
Alliance
Philadelphia
Rosdé
Harold F. Enlows
Codington Teachers Meet Saturday in Watertown
About 125 Codington county teachers are expected to gather in Watertown Saturday for a general meeting called by County Superintendent Beulah Cosgrove. The 2:00 p m session will be in the court house community room with speakers Mrs Augusta Weider of Mitchell and Mr Guhin of California State College. Guhin will explain the achievement test to be used in Codington county during the 1930 31 school year.
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Codington
Watertown
Codington County
Beulah Cosgrove
Court House
Augusta Weider
Resturee
Mitchell
MM. Guhin
California State College
Guhin
Cadington County
Tyndall Builds Up With City Improvements
Tyndall reports an active fall construction season with municipal projects. The new city light plant foundation is laid, costing 35000 dollars. A 22000 dollar paving project will finish soon. The city council awarded a 5587 dollar graveling contract for all ungraveled streets.
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Tyndall
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