Roosevelt Applies Spurs In Speeding Recovery Program
South Dakota State fair receipts near 1932 levels as gates rise on big crowds and a pending automobile racing meet. Venables notes budget balance near 1932 marks with Friday crowds expected to surpass last year. Grandstand shows drew about 4,869 with 70,000 visiting, guests included Senator Bulow and Gov Berry. Health champions named from 4-H members. grand champion beef sold for 246.40 bringing 1420 pounds. Brookings club purchased reserve for 112.50. Parade honors Beadle county 4-H club. continued on page 1.
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South Dakota
James G. Venables
W. J. Bulow
Tom Berry
Howard Brezee
Clear Lake
Mildred Flint
Groton
Leland Monasmith
Lane
H. H. Cable
St. Hudson
Helen Wittmeier
Tynda’l
Margaret Bisznbheisz
Java
Margaret West
Mission Hit
Robert Schuller
Claremont
Lorraine Burnside
Huron
Cecil Sanderson
Brookings
Chicago
Claude Anderson
Welsington Springs
Armsur and Company
Iowa
Brookings Commercial Club
Harold Shelden
Young Sheldon
Beadle
Beads County
C. F. Eggers
J. G. Venables
State Board of Agriculture
Howard Boys
Roaming: Around The Grounds With THE OBSERVER
The Wednesday night crowd filled the main stand and overflowed into side bleachers showing South Dakota spirit amid a bleak winter. Gov Tom Berry arrived by train with a pilot praised by the governor and joined by senators and officials including Weeks Kreibs Toomey and Cogley. The Cervone band impressed as Brennan dedicated a song solo to the governor. The Great Idea pace will run again with Jimmy Malone predicting record car times at the fair.
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South Dakota
South
Mr. Brennan
Howard
Mike
Gov. Tom Berry
Cervone
Lieut
Tom Berry
Mankato
Belle Fourche
Senator Vi
U S Gold Shipment Leaves For London
New York dispatch reports the liner Manhattan sailed for London with 4200 ounces of newly refined gold, the first American gold shipment to the London market since Roosevelt blocked exports. Crew of the Benjamin F Barnes was rescued near Buckroe Beach by the oyster boat Kecoughtsn and brought to Old Point Comfort.
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U.S
London
New York
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Buckrof Beach
Benjamin F. Barnes
Chesapeake Bay
Old Point Comfort
Kecoughtsn
Hampton
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Weather outlook for Huron and nearby areas calls for fair tonight and Friday with slightly warmer temperatures. In South Dakota generally cooler tonight and Friday with a tendency toward slightly warmer conditions later.
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Huron
South Dakota
Ena Perilon
Earthquake Feared Losses in Bes sankale Region
Istanbul dispatch reports a deadly quake near Bes sankale in Ergerum province close to the Turkish Soviet border. Heavy loss of life and property feared as communication collapses prevented details.
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Hassankale
Istanbul
Bessankale
Ergerum
Chicago Extends Daylight Saving Time Beyond Fair
Chicago extends daylight saving time to November 5 this year to avoid shifting back after the world fair. Normally the city would revert to standard time on September 24 when the fair ends.
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Chicago
Davis
Cuban President Seen Ready to Seek Dictatorial Powers
Havana reports indicate President Gray San Martin plans a manifesto prompting confidants to expect a demand for dictatorial powers to stamp out disorder. Police reserves stand ready armed with rifles but no action announced. In Antilla and other Oriente towns, strikes persist amid unrest as U.S. stance stresses peace for Cuba. Public posters in Havana attack U.S. policies and Yankee imperialism while students drill at camps to defend ideals.
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John
Tacao
Cristo
Oriente
Hull
U. S
Havana
Removal of pegged grain prices shocks Winnipeg market
An emergency Winnipeg Grain Exchange meeting voted to remove pegged price safeguards set on August 15 for wheat and oats. Trading halted briefly. market sneaked lower about a tent while export demand stayed strong. Prices then recovered, with October and December futures near unchanged, May futures up slightly. Strike threat looms as Winnipeg Electric employees announce a midnight Friday walkout over wage rises.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Grain , Exchange
Grain Exchange
Ex-Governor Reflects On Post-Election Talk
Warren E. Green, former governor, said Gov. Tom Berry spoke kindly after a lobby chat at the Marvin Hughitt hotel during the State Fair. Green noted Berry had just returned from Washington and joked about age as the reason for a presumed weakness.
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Warren E. Green
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Tom ‘Berry
Huryon
Wash- Raid
Starring Named to Bankers Commission at ABA Meeting
George A. Starring of Huron was appointed to the American Bankers Association bank management commission for the coming year. Francis M. Law, newly elected ABA president, announced the selection. Starring also serves on the secretary's division board as first vice president. The commission, 16 members, will study practical bank management and inter bank relations. In a separate note, the Treasury announced a gold price of 20.17 dollars, the highest yet quoted.
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New York
George A. Starring
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
Francis M. Law
Bank Management Commission
National Organization
Starring
Starling
Washington
Sept
The
Treasury Today
Drought relief funds in 11 SD counties and farm aid notes
Federal relief administration will distribute drought relief funds to eleven South Dakota counties. Reports cite rising packers quotas aiding drought districts in pig buying. Other items note farm mortgage refinancing concerns, surplus food moves, milk price shifts, light yields, and upcoming corn husking championships amid regional agricultural activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Relief Administration
South Dakota
Watertown
Fred Hildebrandt
Democrat
Berry Promises Drought and Grasshopper Relief for South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry urged immediate action after returning from Washington and meeting with relief chief W. L. Eales. He said federal drought relief areas would be identified, pledging that resources would be provided and urging local units to exhaust all means before seeking outside aid. A federal relief representative will visit Pierre next week to detail plans, while SD Public Works officials head to Kansas City to accelerate the drought relief program.
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Tom =Berry
Washington
W. L. Eales
South Dakota
Jo Forshcoming
Tata
Tat Meuer
Hopkins
Berty
Eales
Beadle County
Govenor
Berry
Federal
Pierre
South Dakota Public Works Commission
Kansas City
Roeet
Herbert M. ‘Hitchcock
Mitchell
Commission
Roosevelt
Mx. Hitchcock
John A. Bosland
Rapid
City
Collins
Kansas
The
Tom
Seventeen Counties Listed For Relief
Washington Sept 14 The federal relief administration will be in care of drought and grasshopper plague. Counties listed Potter Armstrong Hughes Jones Lyman Typp Gregory Charles Mix Douglas Brule Aurora Buffalo Jerauid Hyde Hand active relief program coverage for affected areas via official agency notes and inquiries.
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Washington
Federal
Relief “Administration
Potter
Armstrong
Bughes
Roosevelt era price fixes and dollar standard debate
Washington reports early talk of government price guarantees for farmers and consumers. Analysts suggest a broader push toward stabilizing values, possibly involving a commodity dollar with periodic adjustments. The piece notes farm policy debates and public reaction in Kankakee Illinois, hinting at wider moves in economic strategy.
Huron Selected as 1924 South Dakota Independent Oil Convention City
At a director meeting today the South Dakota Independent Oil Dealey association announced Huron as the convention host for 1924. Clinvis and Georgia were noted in the discussion as key locations for events.
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Aaron
Huron
Dakota Independent
Dealey Association
Directs
President Roosevelt presses for rapid NRA code deal and banking action
President Roosevelt pushed for swift actions in the national recovery drive. He urged reopening banks and securing credit for business and agriculture to lift farm prices, while awaiting a soft coal industry code agreement and a potential settlement on collective bargaining. Industrial chief Hugh Johnson returned to Washington as the administration seeks faster coordination and inflation strategy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA Driving Jobs In South Dakota Effort Gains Inroads
The NRA drive in South Dakota shows progress against unemployment. Bea Lawsha, head of the National Recovery Act board, says Sioux Falls alone saw about 200 workers rehired on a full time basis and 500 more back at work in various roles. Detailed state employment figures are not yet available. The campaign, praised for cooperation between employers and workers, continues with strong Blue Eagle support and a push to back the program nationwide. State board members attended the Huron NRA campaign event hosted at Hughitt hotel by local officers.
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NRA
South Dakota
Bea Lawsha
South
Dational Recovery Act Board
Deslar
Sta’e Prood
Sioux
Thess
Wiils
South ‘Dakota
Mr. Laws
Pods
Rome
Ee 1
NEA
Sall
Huron Nr&campaign
Tuncheon
Marevin Hughitt
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Howard Brazee
Peter Norbeck
George
Maurice Carpenter
Brown County
John ‘Boland
Pennington County
Milstead
Haakon County
Jim Magness
Hand County
George Abild
Pukwana
Harry ‘Westphal
Gettysburg
Frank Ferguson
Ariesian
Gordon Hanson
Sioux Falls
Tepfred Hildebrand
Jimmy Malone
Machado
Montreal
Guarda
Gerardo
Winnipeg Exchange
Winnipeg Electric Company
Wetl
National Post
W.B. A
Gov. Johnson
Colorado
Murphy
Farm Credit Administration
Washington-Farm Adjustment Administration
Federal Relief Administrator
Bismarck
N. D
Lincoln
Washington—Farm Credit Administration
Des Moines
Sioux City
Cos Moe
NES
Poe
Rum
Kankakee, Il
Clinvis and
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Johnson
Lawshe
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