Grant County Crams Rich Farm Area With Diverse Crops
South Dakota Grant county described by state agriculture secretary Frank Kriebs as a diverse farming region in the northeastern corner, bordered by Minnesota. The county has 1,341 farmers on 337,526 acres of 442,240 total. corn leads in planted area, followed by wheat and oats. Dairy and poultry support a strong livestock sector. Milbank, Big Stone and other towns host creameries, schools, shops, and rail access amid granite industry and multiple trade points.
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Pierre
Grant
Frank ‘D. Kriebs
Grant County
Minnesota
Llysses S. Grant
Big Stone
Kriebs
Inkpa City
Grant Center
Wilmot
Milbank
Kribbs
King Corm
South Dakota
U.S
This Date in South Dakota History Sept 26
Assi J H Bollum born in New York. 1876 treaty opening Black Hills. 38SIS Cheyenne state line treasurer coach robbery at Cold Springs. Hugh Campbell killed, Gale E Hill wounded. 1910 Dr Delorme W Robinson died at Pierre. 1922 Dr J J Fletcher died at Portland aged 73.
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South Dakota
J. H. Bollum
Tenth Circuit
New York
Keileloud
Black Hills
Cheyenne
Cold Springs
Hugh Campbell
Gale E. Hill
Delorme W. Robinson
Pierre
J. J. Fletcher
Fort Pierre
Portland
Ore
Public doubts over Hoover radio peace address rise in Midwest
An editorial network questions President Hoover's call for world peace as a path to economic strength, arguing the public should support a warless world while criticising harsh press scrutiny of public servants and urging fair treatment of officials. The piece notes a new franchise approval for Lead's Consolidated Power and Light with five dissenting votes.
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Hoover
Omaha World- Herald
Congress
Herbert Hoover
People of
America
Omaha
Consolidated Power and Light Company
OUR PUBLIC SERVANTS AND THE COST OF PUBLIC OFFICE
Doane Robinson notes that most South Dakota governors leave office altered in spirit and purse. The Watertown Public Opinion reflects that while the tale is grim, some still seek public service. The piece questions whether truth in the pattern deters capable, honorable men from entering public life.
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South Dakota
Doane Robinson
Watertown
Robinson
Aberdeen Service Clubs Should Revisit Teacher Receptions
A local press comment urges Aberdeen service clubs to revive fall receptions for new teachers. It notes many new instructors are strangers, highlights shared aims with the school system, and argues joint effort by four clubs can host an annual event showcasing talent and fostering parent interest in educators. Officials should discuss the idea over the coming year.
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Service Club
Aberdeen
North Carolina strikes lead to violent clash and death
The Baltimore Sun comments on North Carolina textile strikes and a fatal shooting, denouncing violence while urging conservatives and business leaders to confront the extremism. It condemns mob rule, urges restraint, and discusses property rights, hunting laws, and economic interests in a broader critique of the era.
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Baltimore Sun
North Carolina
Associated Press
Roark
Marth Caralima
Goitre not a disease ad from Milwaukee specialist
Milwaukee doctor A A Rock, a goitre specialist for 24 years, claims goitre is not a disease and promotes a home treatment method. He opposes needle operations, asserts early attention is key, and has published a self funded book on home treatment.
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Milwaukee
Wia
A. A. Rock
Wis
Rock
Goltre
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