State Loan Office To Be Set Up For Relief
A federal loan office will be established at Pierre to speed up aid distribution in South Dakota. The branch, part of Sioux City regional agricultural credit, will issue relief loans secured by farm personal property and handle direct relief and highway work to create employment. Governor Barry said it will be temporary in the state house, with loans up to 20 dollars, papers filed on standard forms, and prompt disbursement. Local relief committees will approve aid beyond the farm credit plan. Officials noted plans for state and county relief coordination and eventual public health and road projects. A Beadle County Farmers Union and other groups formed a relief committee to coordinate county efforts and avoid duplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIERE
Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux City
Tom Barry
H. W. Mitchell
Berry
Farm Credit Administration
Réief
Fort of Work
Ees
Ees Aparepececitative of the’ Federal “Burea Public Rogds
Federal Relief Administration
Farm “Credit Administration
Ted Cross
Stats
Public Health Association
Beadle County Farmers Union
Huron Central Trades
Huron
E. A. Anderson
Volunteer -Farmer-Labor Relief Committee
Beadle Counts Relief Committee
County to Buy Carload of Corn for Needy Farmers
County commissioners meet in special session to review purchasing a carload of corn for livestock and needy farmers. The state relief committee offers to ship a carload free if the county buys one, with distribution details to be announced and work programs possibly used to claim corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Relief Committee
16 year old hunter secures Rapid City license
In Rapid City South Dakota on September 21 the hunting license for Henry Cordes shows his eyes blue height five feet seven inches and weight 175 pounds. The note reveals the hunter is 16 years old and marks him as the eldest in the area to obtain a license this season.
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S. D
Henry Cordes
St., Rapid
Cordes
Huron Man Traces Ancestry Back To 4233 Years Ago
George M. Brown of Huron, a post office clerk, traces his lineage to Baoth a founder of Sythia around 2300 B C and lists ancestors including Charlemagne Alfred the Great and Edward I with records and books backing claims A South Dakota vice president of the Society of Descendants of Henry Walcott Brown cites Jordan family ties book as source
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huronite
Confucius
George M. Brown
Huron
Brown
Baoth
Sythia
Caspian Sea
Japhet
Noah
Mr. Brown
Europe
Charlemagne
Alfred
England
Otto
Germany
Volodomir I
Czar
Russia
Henry I
France
William the Conqueror
Edward I
Edward Lacrusader
America
Henry Walcott
Roger Walcott
Connecticut
Oliver Walcott
South Dakota
David Starr Jordan
Lynch Named Wheat Executive in Beadle County
B. Lynch, a Banner township farmer, was elected president of the Beadle County Wheat Production Control Association at yesterdays county wheat allotment meeting. He will also chair the county allotment committee with Raymond Lund and George Morsey as members. Merritt Faenery and Roy Cage and A M Beall named vice president secretary and treasurer respectively.
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A.M. Beall
Broadland
Sand Creek
National. Wheat Production Board
Ty Association
County Board of Directors
Beer by product feeds dairy cows claim high value
A dairy chemist from Ohio agricultural experiment station says brewers grains from beer production offer a nutritious feeding option for prize cows. He notes the malted barley and corn are largely depleted of starch, leaving a high protein content and suggests adding about one percent bone meal to the mix to boost phosphorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosins
A. E. Perkins
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Perkins
Weather for Haron and Vicinity Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures. South Dakota forecast notes partly cloudy to night and Friday with a cooler air mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron
South Dakota
Credit Inflation Seen as Only Way to Spur Economy
Wall Street bankers argue that in the United States credit inflation, not cash, is the only inflationary path. They note only about ten percent of business uses cash, most moves through checks, and new currency would quickly return to banks, shrinking circulation. They say higher deposits would prompt more lending, sustaining an expansion but risking bank timidness if liquidity rules tighten.
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Wall Street
New York
United States
Couny
France
England
Mr. Jones
Farmer Shot by Chicken Thief in Wisconsin Farmyard
Springfield dispatch reports 78 year old A M Dunnavan of Rochester Wisconsin was injured when a contraption he built to deter chicken thieves triggered a gun after a hen fluttered into a yard string connected to the trigger. He was hospitalized after the discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Dunnavan
Reach Arguments In Kauf Suit Over James River Dam
Finale arguments were to be started this afternoon in J J Kauf s suit against the City of Huron for damages claimed from raising James River level. Jurors inspected Kauf s land to view alleged crop and land damage. Kauf seeks 510. The dam was raised when the city altered Third street dam. Firemen responded to the Robert Campbell residence at 1342 Wisconsin Avenue Southwest this morning when smoke was seen in Campbell s Chevrolet in the garage, causing slight damage to the car.
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J. J
Mitchell Awards Works Contracts
Mitchell D finds contracts for Public Works program and new sewage disposal plant. Peter Kuipers awarded sewage disposal plant construction bid 41487. Simplex Erector and Aerial tox Corp Chicago bid 949983 for equipment. John Giese Mitchell bid 4303.35 for outlet sewer relocation. Dobson Humphrey Carter Lincoln bid 18595.10 for main sewer. HLA Robes Mitchell to furnish sewer bridges 5358.37. J F Anderson Lumber Co to furnish pipes 12980.70. Contracts not subject to Public Works Administration approval and comply with program rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mitchells ‘Publick
Ygxe
Loni Federnl
Peter Kuipers
Tox Corporation of
Chicago
Ill
Hoppers Eat Money as Grasshoppers Devour Bills in Whitewood
In Whitewood D. Sept. 21 grasshoppers are blamed for unusual damage. Henry Berger misplaced a five dollar bill on Clarence Wells ranch days ago and later recovered it with half the currency eaten by the pests. The bank displays the soggy cash. Washington gold drops to 31.3 per ounce, down 95 cents from yesterday.
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Black Hills
Henry Berger
Clarence Wells
Washington
Treasury
Ronalds Plan For Aiding Farmers Is Being Considered
Washington report details W S Ronald plan to curb dairy output and raise butterfat prices. Plan envisions county butter production control associations, production limits, and higher prices for members. No tax needed, certificates identify members, and adherence to production curtailment is required.
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Ronald
Washington
Mitchell (S. B
Daily Republican
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
P Butterfet
Wallace
Martin Re-Elected Leader
Col. Martin, 86, from Los Angeles, was re elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at its 67th encampment. He won 232 votes to 31 for Harding Merrill and 15 for H Cates. Rochester, N Y was chosen 1934 encampment city with 225 to 1 against Grand Rapids. Mrs Sarah J Ehrmann was named president to succeed Mrs Josephine Maher, first unanimous vote in 35 years.
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Martin
G. AR
ST. Paul
Col Russell. Martin
Los Angeles
Grand Army of the Republic
Col. Martin
Harding I. Merrill
Wichita
Kas
Cates
Hillsboro
Ore
Rochester
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sarah J. Ehrmann
Lackawanna
Josephine Maher
St. Louis
News Behind the News by Paul Mallon
The column discusses Wall Street influence attempting to squelch the Senate stock market investigation. It notes prosecutors for Pecora have found evidence and that the October committee meeting will decide the inquiry’s future. Roosevelt’s possible private stance looms as pressure mounts to halt probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skull Duggery
Washington
Wall
Pecora
Exery
Towa Farm Union Threatens Strike Over Wallace Resignat
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa Farmers Union delegates at their annual convention threaten a farm strike unless Secretary Henry A. Wallace resigns. State president Glenn B. Miller denounces currency inflation and crop relief methods while circulating petitions and attacking state and federal administrations.
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Des Moines
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa Farmers Union
Glenn B. Miller
Waillace
Miller
Guard Against Cuban Revolt
In Havana on September 21 American warships moved closer to the city to shield lives and interests as Ramon Grau San Martin’s regime strengthens defenses against anti-government factions. Washington reinforced offshore zones to protect Americans with instructions to seek shelter on the ships if needed. consular reports noted demonstrations, mob violence, and detentions of Americans inland.
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Havana
Dsga
United States
Rds
Chine
Washington
Sept
State Department
Owas
Cuba
Hull
Parker seeks damages from elk in Custer State Park
Custer rancher C M Parker filed with State Auditor George O Neill a claim for 11250 damages alleging elk in Custer State Park ruined his crops from 1918 to 1920 and 1992. The attorney general advised O Neill to reject the claim citing no legislative appropriation to pay. Parker had bought land inside the park years earlier and recently relinquished possession.
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Gideon
Custer State Park
Pierre
Parker
Corn Palace Tickets Reservations Details
A fragment notes reservations for Corn Palace tickets with contact mention of Myers as secretary. The readable text is sparse and lacks a full event or date, preserving only the ticketing context and the secretary role.
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Corn Palace
Corn Durit x
President poised to recognize Soviet Russia
NEW YORK Sept 2 Reports claim President Roosevelt plans to extend recognition to the USSR, designating Henry Morgenthau Jr to negotiate large scale trade. Observers say farm credit plans hinge on Russian deals, including 500000 bales of cotton discussion with Amtorg, and potential sale of 1.5 million more bales plus butter, meat, and machinery.
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New York
United States
Roosevelt
Russia
Amer Lca
Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administratioo
Dicker
Amtorg
Farm Administration
RB. F. C
Soviet Union
America
New Insurance Group Formed in South Dakota
South Dakota insurance men formed the Fire and Casualty Agents of South Dakota to replace the Insurers of South Dakota. Miner Shaw of Sioux Falls was elected president, B. M. Beach of Huron vice president, and J. D. Dix of Sioux Falls secretary treasurer. Dues will be 2 dollars, aiming to broaden agent participation and draft a national code in Chicago next month to curb abuses and over-extension of credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Insurers
Association of Stock Company
Miner Shaw
Sioux Falls
Uth
Dakota
B. M
Beach
Huron
J. D. Dix
Chicago
M. E. Church to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
The Methodists invite all members and friends to a pot luck supper at 6:20 p.m. in the church dining room. Rev. V R E Lochridge will preside at the business meeting after the meal, with reports on the year and plans for the next. Officers for the coming year will be elected. the year ends October 1. The Vermillion district conference opens October 12 and lay delegate election is expected at the Huron Vermillion gathering.
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Methodist Church
Vre Lochridge
C. E. Wilcox
Vermillion
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Soviet Russia
U. S
Pierre Agency
Lynch
Wheat Executive
Kauf
Paul Mallonight
Paul” Mallon
Mr. Roosevelt
Saiethigue
Samuel Tasull
Towa
Gran San Martin
Capitol
Morgenthau
Speed
New Insurance Group
Fire and Casualty Agents of
M. E. Church
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