Concessions Allow S D Truckers Into Iowa Until Oct 1
Des Moines reports South Dakota livestock truckers may enter Iowa without an Iowa license until October 1. The move, announced by Superintendent Wallace, aims to facilitate shipments to the Sioux City market amid talks in Chicago for a new reciprocal licensing agreement. Other South Dakota truckers still must hold Iowa licenses.
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Des Moines
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Wallace
State Motor Vehicle Department
American Conference
Chicago
Towa
Livestock Loans Open for Farmers in South Dakota
Livestock feed loans are available to farmers in drought and storm devastated areas. Maximums cover 20 cattle and horses, 50 sheep, and 5 sows, with a $250 per family limit. Security includes a first chattel mortgage and a note due August 31, 1934. Applications must be filed by October 31, 1934. Beadle County is among eligible areas announced by Sam Jacobson, field inspector.
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Drouth
Storm
L. J. Paulson
Minneapolis
Crap Production Loan Office
Beadle’ County
Sam Jacobson
Wheat yield estimated lower in North America
William Ont Sept 14. The board of grain commissioners estimated North American wheat production at 400 million bushels less than last year. The August market movement showed marked improvement in Canada’s wheat reaching world markets.
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William
Ont
Board of Grain Commissioners
Canada
Four Thousand Join NRA Parade at Aberdeen
Aberdeen marked the nation’s recovery drive with a huge parade of four thousand participants, led by Paul W. Cummins. The event, the largest since World War II, featured a half holiday enabling full business participation under the blue eagle banner and urged citizens to support NRA codifications for higher employment and wages.
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NRA
Aberdeen
Nationa Recovery Administration
Paul W. Cummins
St Paul Association of Commerce
I. N. Douglas
Cumming
Chicago Faces 11 Cent Milk
Chicago today faced continued disruption in milk supply as the Pure Milk association proposed a one cent per quart price rise with profits to farmers, while E. L. Best and insurgents demand a flat price and end to the surplus marketing base. Milwaukee pool leaders urged sympathy strikes by diverting milk from Chicago, and a correction noted an Armour employee misstatement. Dr Maurice Milan, 47, dies of pneumonia in Aberdeen Oregon.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
E. L. Best
Harvard
Ill
Chicago Board of Health
Mmet
Boxcott
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter M. Singler
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Racine
Kenosha
Walworth
Wisconsin
Federated Club Banquet to Feature Mrs Calhoun of Pierre
Mrs Herbert C Calhoun of Pierre will perform a French drama A Minuet by Lewis Parker at the City Federation of Women's Clubs annual banquet Tuesday evening at Marvin Hughitt hotel. Her reputation as an artist spans theatres universities churches and clubs. Loftus Ward of Huron College will sing The Bedouin Love Song with accompanist Camden Rayburn.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
Ipswich High Schoolers Must Abstain From Beer
Ipswich youths aiming for the W. C. 1. U. award must graduate high school and not smoke. This year a new rule requires abstaining from beer to qualify for the $5 cash prize.
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Ipswich
Farm Credit Loans Total 342 Million for Six Months
Farm Credit administration reports 342 million dollars in loans for the six months March 1 to August 31. Governor Morgenthau notes August advances at 50.371 million. Distributions include 22.19 million by federal land banks and 126.576 million by regional agricultural credit corporations.
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Washington
Sept
Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank
Farmers’ Cooperatives
Agricultural Marketing Act
Windsor Case Reaches Jury
A seven man and five woman jury will deliberate on whether actress Claire Windsor stole the affections of Albert Read in a $100000 alienation of affections suit brought by Marian Read. Final arguments concluded. Read's mother testified about her son's unhappy marriage and divorce last October.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Albert S. Read
Miss Windsor
Marian Read
I Dury
Windsor mistress dispute shakes family ties
The article describes a tense confrontation where Mrs Read accuses her son of misrepresenting his marriage to Miss Windsor. She states the daughter-in-law bears responsibility for the predicament, citing quarrels and his infidelity as factors in the strained relationship and calls out the son's secret involvement with other women.
Threshing Nearing Completion in North Dakota
In Bismarck on September 1, 1930, Federal Meteorologist O W Roberts reported that threshing is close to finish with light yields. He noted soils are too dry for plowing and pastures and ranges badly need rain.
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N. D
Bismarck
O. W. Roberta
Fat Banishment Promise From Kruschen Salts Ad
An old promotional piece argues excess fat harms health and shortens life. It claims doctors advise Kruschen Salts to reduce fat, promising increased energy and youthfulness, and offers a four week tax with a money back guarantee at Corner Drug and other drugstores worldwide. It emphasizes safety and authenticity of the product.
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American Academy of Medicine
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Palmer
Durkee
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Federated Club
Herbert C. Calhoun
Pierre
Windsor
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Kellogg
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Schaeffer’s
Waterman's
Parker and Conklin Pens
Kco
Oxfords
Dreses
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Milk Armour
Stoke
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