Morgenthau announces loans to move livestock to feeding areas
Secretary Morgenthau said the Farm Credit Administration will provide up to 100 000 in loans to the National Livestock Marketing Association to move lambs and feeder cattle from western ranges to midwest feeding areas. Loans via central bank cooperatives at four percent will aid freight and in transit charges in Indiana Illinois Iowa South Dakota and other states with member agencies including Producers Commission associations in Indianapolis Sioux City and Des Moines.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
National Livestock Marketing Association
Middle West
Morgenthau Seid
Central Bank For Cooperatives
Indiana
Miingis
Iowa
South Dakota
Producers Commission Association
Indianapolis
Producers Commission Association of
Sioux City
Town, Marketing Corporation of
Des Moines
Yankton Votes Bonds for Public Works and City Hall
Yankton voters approved four bond issues totaling 114250 dollars for waterworks and sewerage, street widening, a new city hall, and pavement repairs. Total public works project cost reaches 163000 dollars with federal aid covering the rest. all bonds except the city hall won by about three to one, while the city hall bond carried two to one.
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Yankton
Public Works
City Hall
Dead Man Denied Franchise Rights in Kettering
In Kettering England a man who was erroneously listed as dead was denied the right to vote after recovering. Doctors declared him dead, officials removed him from the list, and the Revision court refused to resurrect his eligibility to vote. The resolution leaves him unable to cast a ballot despite his recovery.
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Kettering
England
Revision Court
Officer 40 and 13 head to State theater in Huron program
Amusements list shows Officer 40 at the State theater detailing a murder versus accident plot with Monte Blue Lila Lee in Officer 13, plus Newsreel Headline Shooter about cameramen at disasters. Cast includes Delaney Owen Roberts and others. also Warrior films The Rebel and Parisian Romance with stars Gargan Banky Trenker Cody Shilling Roland.
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Oficer
State Theater
Jo- Mance
Officer 13
Monte Blue
Lila Lee
Charles Delaney
Leena Owen
Florence Roberts
Mickey, McGuire
Jackie Searle
Enou
Wilma Banky
Luis Trenker
Huron
Leslie Howard
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Margaret Lindsay
Lew Cody
Marian Shilling
Gilbert Roland
Radio Features Preview of London Show From Backstage
New York dispatch describes a London preview broadcast set for two weeks hence. A 30 minute WEAF NBC program will feature a backstage microphone pick up from a rehearsal, signaling the opening of a new musical in London. The show includes American writers and cast, with a schedule of WEAF NBC programs and other stations throughout the evening.
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New York
London
United States
Weay-Nbc
Erwin Dominates Lake Preston In D-ball Rout
Erwin crushed Lake Preston 19 to 2 in the second D-ball win of the week. Lake Preston showed little cohesion and committed numerous errors, allowing Erwin to seize control early and cruise to victory in a game played Tuesday at Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
Erwin
Lake Preston High
O Riordan Faces Another Kidnapping Charge
Detroit police say Joseph O Riordan held in Los Angeles is accused of another abduction. Abe Fine named O Riordan along with Fred Burke and Milford Jones as ransom figures in 1927. Fine, once fearful of the captors, now talks as Burke sits in prison and Jones was killed. Matterler kidnapping is also attributed to O Riordan with Edsel Ford child plot mentioned but not confirmed.
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Detroit
Joseph
Red
O'Riordan
Los Angeles
Abe Fine
Fred
Burke
Michigan
Marquette
Jones
Charles Matterler
Edsel B. Ford
City Briefs Relatives Visit Minneapolis Family
Mr. and Mrs. BR. W. Clarke and daughter Mrs. C. H. Christianson returned Tuesday from Minneapolis after a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sweet. Mrs. Sweet is Clarke’s daughter. Mr. Clarke attended to business matters during the trip. William A. Thompson, $2-year-old.
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BR. W. Clarke
C. H. Christianson
Minneapolis
Herman Sweet
Sweet
Clarke
William A. ‘Thompson
Civil War veteran returns from national encampment tour
Civil War veteran Mr Thompson arrived home this morning from St Paul where he attended the national encampment of the G A R. Nearly a thousand old soldiers were present. He was accompanied by his daughter Mrs EB Wilson who also returned this morning. Also noted is a radio ad for a Coronado Mantle Radio and Gamble Stores, plus travel notes on Mrs 0 B Lund and daughter Nellie Satterlee heading to Tacoma with Leola Triebwasser. Otis Preston of Minneapolis, Federal Reserve assistant cashier, was in Hyrot on business and returned home last night. Dr C S Betts and son Dr Gordon are mentioned in brief.
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St. Paul
G. A. BR
Thompson
EB. F. Wilson
Gamble
B. Lund
Nellie Satterlee
Tacoma
Wash
Leola Triebwasser
Otis Preston
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Hyrot
C. S. Betts
Gordon
All bran cereal relief after years of pills
A patient recounts abandoning thirty years of constipation pills for Kellogg All-Bran cereal. The letter touts bulk and iron from All-Bran, likens its action to leafy vegetables, and promises easier digestion with two tablespoons daily. If symptoms persist, see a doctor. Packaged red and green Kellogg All-Bran, Battle Creek.
Hunting trips and travels from Madison area residents
Betts and M B Risinger departed for a west river hunting trip and expect to return tomorrow night. Mrs Margaret Post and son Wallace returned from Rochester Minnesota where Wallace has been ill in hospital for a month. his condition is much better. Ed Coates left for Baraboo to visit relatives and plan a Chicago world’s fair trip, returning in about ten days. Orville Bristel arrived from Genoa Texas to live in Huron. Mrs E Leepy plans two weeks vacation visiting Rochester Dubuque Town and Chicago. Harry Lampe George Stafford B M Anderson and Ralph G Furdh left for Gettysburg hunting trip. Mrs L A Groves leaves for Chicago for a two week visit and world’s fair.
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Orville Bristel
E. Leepy
Rochester
Minn
Dubuque
Town
Chicago
Harry Lampe
George Stafford
B. My Anderson
Ralph G. Furdh
Gettysburg
L. A. Groves
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