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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 28, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol xxxv Imitchell s. D. Thursday july 28, 1921 City edition number 230 average crop in Davison is Early return scattered reports after first threshing show crop scanty in places the Applegate have gone to their summer cottage to enjoy a period of rest and quiet from City life rain today great Aid Hopes of bpm pkg yield in at least one Maix Okain crop Temh. Nearly a half Inch a it of rain fell in Mitchell this morning. The official measurement vat .42 of an Inch. The precipitation commenced at 7 of clock anti continued for nearly two hours. It was reported to he general Over the entire county and was a steady gentle Down pour. As far As can he Learned the rain was practically general Over the state. About an hour of rain was reported As far East As Sanborn la., and As far West As rapid Ltd Ity. North of Mitchell the rainfall extended to Aberdeen but was said to be heavier from Alpena South to Mitchell than it was Between Alpena anti Aberdeen. A Good rain was reported South to Tyndall and May have extended farther. First Fields of Small Grain threshed in Davison county this week have yielded Only an average crop and do not Bear out the super optimistic prediction made before threshing began in n no St. The gentle two hour rain that fell in All parts of the county this morning put a temporary Stop to the operations of the various threshing Crews. So nit of them expect t a a begin work again tomorrow Wade others declare they will be unable to resume their work before the first of next week. Scattered reports received from a number of the townships of the county follow Mitchell township it Tats on tile i. It. Sin de farm two and a half Miles North of Mitchell yielded 2 8 bushels per acre. On the same farm Rye threshed out f to of bushels to the acre while Barley yielded 2<� bushels per acre. While these yields appear to be general Iii the few Fields that have already been threshed an unusually Tine piece of Oats in t j a a j in in pea farm also Iii Mitchell Tow ii hip yielded 28 bushels per acre. Corn in i it ski stoats most of the Corn in Mitchell township is reported to be in Good condition and was greatly benefited by this mornings rain. Fart of it. Was injured by the dry weather of the past two weeks. Ferry township although the Straw in ferry township Grain Fields is heavy the Grain is generally not Well filled according to reports received this morning from Farmers who have already threshed. Most of the Fields of oat. Have an average yield of 30 bushels per acre although some have threshed out a Low Asio bushels. The Barley yield or acre is about i 8 Bushel. Corn is badly dried Iii Molt parts of the township. The steady rain. Which fell for about two hours this morning proved greatly beneficial. 27 Bushel Oats. Lisbon township Oats yielded 2 7 bushels per acre on the it. Stevens farm in Lisbon township where the threshing Crew was at work yesterday. The yield of Oats on the l. Of. Annis farm however was considerably lighter. No Barley or Rye has been threshed in that neighbourhood. Nearly half an in h of rain fell there this morning. The Shower was so gentle that it will b a of great Aid to the Corn and flu hit potatoes. While the Early potato crop was practically a failure Iii late potatoes Are in Good condition and will prob ably yield heavily. Butler township threshing in j Southern Butler township has not yet St tried. No reports were received from the Northern part of the township. Prosper township Oats a yielding 24 bushels per acre. Corn is Good. No other Small Grain has been threshed yet. Rye Only ten bushels. Beulah township Rye although of Goon duality yield d Only in bushels or acre on la Frau is Render farm Iii Beulah township w Here a the so i is Jar Crew was at work yesterday Oats threshed Quot ill Al a it bushels per a re. There was no Barley. Hot weather has been hard Fin the Corn crop. A Light Shower which Tell this morning was a enough to undo j file damage Aln and done by la drought. During the Early part of la i season and until about a week or two ago Corn grew rapidly Arni was ahead of its usual growth. During the last dry spell however if has made Little Progress. O a Bank Board is blamed partly for farms fix Tom Watson wants Federal Reserve men called to account first woman made judge of capital g. O. P. Strength slips Wais Finan i Mokpo Kattov Mav by Iai Vii i Rome ii Iser says us id Van by Nikk so Lix an National political correspondent of the Washington i it. Duly 2s.�?the administration recognizes that the Farmers of the country a in bad shape Ami that a Lif for them is a proper function of the government. The Norris Bill creates a corporation with a capital of $100 00li,00u to ii provided from the government Treasury. Thereafter tin corporation to sell $100,000,000 in blinds. This 1 a in it no will not come directly Irv Luwi i come from o that extent it. For the Treasury w jlid3 to the Public a the rate of interest which it by in the Market a. And will add to the existing inflation. Defect of Norris Bill the arc i defects in the Organ Norris spits fire As farm Bill fails bipartisan movement in Senate splits up agricultural Block charges conspiracy his. The us Schden my it i Norris fun. Further proposed that armed v the government will com that the Selling of will come very hard. Market for these or Niento institution would markets a always it Emily and effective agencies than by govern a that would happen w loading up by tic gov immense mass of farm furthermore tin insular agencies Dur a he Pri Linn nor now mat the it Roduta by the very easy Btl these products of there was a lets a govern not be needed. Tight out More r by private Merit agencies of 1 1 be tim a Vernin it of an i products. Experience of. I g the War makes a nution Content would Nee t a companies by a i miss Mary o Toole bus just urn Jap pointed judge of the Minuni civial to oui t in Washington d. A. By president Harding she is the first to fijian la hold that office. Sef made Man loses millions Loris a Fyk Sonol Poi of Nix Fabia wiped i in drug i Aill re i Quot re a leased Vrr july 27�?th or head 11 of Liggett i t Crest in hits Bec Learned cd that ii this int of ii t to the costs nearly Milhon to run major league club one reason is revealed financial secrets bared showing big profile of a bit time baseball As records Are read at a Black sox world series scandal suit. Grain men in War on pooling nation Al ssh he Ottov Sis Flori it Krs of of i Xvi s i v Xiii Sud or for Viii War War Bili Nite. To. Oily 4 a a elate in Rena Chicago Iii., july 27. Attempt icing made in w re a to Pool and mar in Bat an i Ern ment a in Merit which it wan a Iii five year life of the int would have an a Rwjr annotated Presa t.rn�e1 wire Chicago 111, july 28.�?th financial pc refs of la Chicago american league baseball Lub were revealed in the baseball trial today to it club s books showing a net profit of $ 4 -7 during the past six years including prior than $225,Ona in 1920 Aion. Harry Bra Birler seer Clary of thu. Brought the records inf court a the request of the a of Ris which wanted to prove by them that the alleged Ell out of certain White sox players in the 191 world series had not injured the Clui it. The figure showed Gross receipt of $2,�>22, for the six year. In Only one year was there a loss 191k, when the War of it in season Short. Tin deficit then was $51,673. Carbin res testimony also showed the tremendous expense of a major ranging i Al a i Ltd a t is f o t ii Hague Chil $22noun in in i f�20, win $91 a sch. F Charles a. The club. Draws an at $5 it too grabber testify previous to grabber Quot the defense tailed Harry lil old a former players now with bos and Walter Ruether win Cincinnati in the 1919 if had been planned men Tell whether the from my Nerly 1 -1 receipt re than 7 i 01.a were prot a i tide it a la by t is 4 4111 Whit m h pit u tied so cd ii world serb to have flies v the on Gilt til was in the win re. Injections they wet 1919 serb numerous drawn. Attorneys for Carl Zork a of presented numerous wit it St testimony was intended to of Given against him. Hut or a vol Tell t. Louis whose set that Artesian fete Day postponed xxx ill Bill for i i Raxy ii fib Nels to flux xxx i \ \ for of How Malm Xyth Elf it. \ i fear massacre troops in Erin Llu fax it f in lot \ to Onn in Xii. London Fol los i in a fat it of Nix i or Sam Thi if in Jefferson a Home put on Block As Home for presidents Illy annotated pre leaned xxx ire i new York City july 2s.�? reports that Monticello the Home of Thomas team and Jefferson near Charlottesville. A. Is on the Market was confirmed today by Jefferson m. Levy. Former congressman Ami present owner of the historic estate. Or. Levy said he had made efforts to have the government buy the estate As a summer Home for president a and that he would be willing to sell Monticello to the government for $500, Hoo. Lie values the estate at i r on aaa o Artesian Booster Celebration planned for today was postponed one Day on account of la rain Ami will be held Friday. On change in the Days program will i a baseball Gam Between the kernels and the Winner of the Carthage ii own re game instead of Huron. A Mitchell people who expect to attend the Celebration will join i Ball hand at the court House it 12 30 where Corn Palace banners will a distributed to Drivers of vehicles. Of theatre musicians fired after wage plea oily Aano elated leaned xxx ire new York City july 28 a musicians in every leading vaudeville and moving picture theatre Here have received a two weeks notice of discharge. This action was taken according to the theatrical managers because the directors of the musicians Mutual protect Ive i a a Puu i at in Xii. My Lex new York City july 28.�?the directors of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad company today declared a Stock dividend of too per protective Union refused to discus a Aper Tion of sanitary condition o cent payable Augst 20 to Stockh Ohi with them a proposed Cut in wages buildings occupied by the service All Era of record on August 8. Of about 20 per cent. Over the United states. Fly pre xxx ire London fug july 27 a the possible massacre of British troops Iii Ireland should Penee negotiations fad was the subject of a question addressed i Premier Lloyd George by colonel Are her Shee in hic House of commons today he asked a whether arrangements had been mad in the True terms providing for due Nota being Given of the Terni nation of tin truce Iii Iii event of the negotiations breaking Down so that la Crown forces May not to a surprised wild unarmed and he also asked whether the Premier was aware that a plans to carry of such a massacre by surprises a known to exist in a certain sanitary Kostoff f a it Hing on i c i ii 2 a furtherance of plans to in Mon a health and welfare of postal employed announcement was made today that the Public health service had undertaken to make regular in a t Gram crops in the proposed pooling Greenn estimated value of $25,000,00 1, the social executive committee 4�f the Grain i haulers National association today voted to continue the Campaign of education authorized at Cincinnati a month ago All Steps liken by chairman r i Mansfield and \ ice chairman m m Day to further explain the association attitude towards the proposed change in the system of Gram ing were approved. A review of tile situation As seen by the association is Given in a statement saying a for several years the Grain Trad and flu competitive Grain Market in system have been subjected to Unwar ranted criticism am attacks it methods of transacting the Grain busii4ss have in grossly misrepresented. The Gen a ii r i re Ching a with responsibility for Price fluctuations that a and can Only be the result of tin operation of the Law of Supply and i be statement it alls attention to the acts of those opposed to the or t a system in seeking legislation wine1 would according to the association s inter Bretalion a Stroth competitive marketing arrangements without giving anything to take its place a the Good judgment of legislators and members of engross a the statement says a has Sci far prevented enactment of destructive but attempts to secure i has i v in an been As been giving Way of finding Relief for the Farmers which shall be free from the defects of the Norris Bill. It is probable that if the administration does anything it will take the form of recommending an Extension of the Powers of the finance corporation. The Nance corporation is now loaning Money for the purpose of facilitating exports. Very slight broadening of the wars of the War finance corporation would enable ifs to loan Money i products for which orders get yet been received. This a Relief of the Farmers with Al in4 the government in the ownership of great quantities of Mats and without putting the a a in the position in which go is nearly always a failure namely in the position of a merchant trying to soil goods. Ministration worried the administration is obviously concerned by the state of the by the political results among Farmers from the country Point out not Only in in to ter la Farmers and i f distress abundant reports to Eva Drington i of y x a a a elated Boston Mas sound Fortune of Louis k. Liggett of the United drug company i International. Ltd and in in i. Any other lug businesses i seriously depleted it was Oday. A statement announce this affairs had been placed ands of trustees but the a pair rent was not officially owl two Day decline in the Market pie of the common Stock of the United drug company was Given As the immediate cause. The Fortune of millions that a built up As he developed from to drug clerk to he drug Industry dwindled trat Gap Hap thu act he has been forced to Many economies in recent months. His stable of show horses was sold anti other savings effected. U. S. And Britain in shipping Row am Krum a the of it. Is to Datul Ike a a a Ham i Arki in sri taxi i i Ion the Fame the to h in a a a nement no est rss the against in the it Cly. Faves part y Dis port the and to political a a r own do they fre in mind in Power to out of Xiv i of a a Wor brought to Washington i t wee it con -. I Kerning political conditions in a Large i Ridic Western state said that if a a a of grew tonal election were held in i that state today it would go Democrat j which or although in the a Lee inn tact year j a by j it was overwhelmingly Republican is rn1 merely that Thad in Mist rat fears politics results of this even More does it eco not i a d Linum is Law has an scene oily sgt a i ital Presa i clued xxx ire London. Enc. July 28.�?the United states shipping Board it wats Learned Here today has delivered an ultimatum to the British shipping lines that finless its ships Are accorded fair treatment in contracts for the Fraus it port of Cotton from Alexandria. In Egypt to the United kingdom and introduction a he United states the shipping Board will a declare an open Market Quot and haul anything anywhere at univ rate the Board also will invoke the retaliatory measures embodied in the Jones shipping act under which vessels owned by unfair competitors May be excluded from the United states port the ultimatum declared. A a to of by ska san at ill to. Sims ii adding. Us ref or i mix Elk Al Ain St Ihm. Illy x mandated Presa leaned xxx i re it Washington d. C., july 28.�? senator Norris Republican Nebraska. Suffered a partial collapse in the Senate today at the close of an address of nearly three hours. The Effort combined with intense heat exhausted him. And he was taken to an adjoining Cummin room where i first Aid remedies were applied i by senator rail of Delaware a. Physician who said or. Norris condition was not believed to be serious. Washington d. July 28.�?another substitute for the Norris Agri a ult uie credits Hill Cam out today Senate agriculture committee ordering reported a new message embodying the administration plan of having the War finance corporation act As a credit Agency. Important changes in the Kellogg administration Hill recommended by the committee included doubling of the Bond Issue authorization of the finance corporation trom on to two a Iliou dollars to give til corporation re r credit fund. The committee Iso added an amendment authorizing the finance corporation to extend Export credit direct to producers As Well As to a likes and exporters and ii provision authorizing Loans direct to Purchase agricultural products in this country. Norris Iii hot is to Cli. Washington d. I�?T., july 27.�?a bipartisan movement in the Senate to Day got behind the administration plan for agricultural credits As a Sun Slit Ute for the Norris Bill caused a split in tile unofficial agricultural a a bloc of senators and roused to vigorous protest senator Norris Republican. Nebraska in charge of the measure bearing his name. A barges of a political machine tactics against his Bill were made by senator Norris whose verbal blast to a Hided the administration broadly the Whit House \ ice president Coolidge. The Cabinet and other govern to tit officials and attack which followed an agreement today Between of publicans and them or rats to Suji wort tie administration plan to have the War finance corporation placed in charge of the agricultural credits was directed at \ the substitute Bill of senator Kellogg. I Republican. Minnesota. This measure was drafted by Secretary Hoover and director Meyer of the War finance Cor Flora Ion and was introduced is verday is fore a message from president Harding suggesting such a measure was read. I alls it illegitimate. Characterizing tile Kellogg Bill As a an illegitimate child a Secretary Hoover and director Meyer As its j a wet nurses Quot and senator Kellogg a. Its a Tost r father a senator Norris said that the Effort to defeat his Bill 1 was the topic of Many White House conferences. It was a no go Crete a said. That the administration was of i posed to the Norris Bill. Suggestions of collusion i vice president Coolidge and senator Urtis of Kansas. Republican whip connection with senator j4eno�g�?Ts of the alb spy. Hie y Tho s Nator. He i Urtis. Pro i. It o it to to or. Colo a a Atli Acier them s. Floor to senator Kellogg latter Reque thug re it o. Pm re w re a l a. At d rid soon Afun i a the heres i Init Cut times among the Farmer it to j kind Ris of a which of bad it is a in to be k Ain gun fral in Iowa Des Moines la. July 2s.�?-rain began this morning is report the weather Bureau to be general throughout the state. Crops a rive is offered noticeably from drouth. Ris it Aid. I nation to continued eld a ii the Senate. Tile Kellogg Bill. Senator o hid ayes baseball expected to of hid t tick earn the person of demand. A inc of Der a a gement there serve pm c car it a t of a it weather report i Hryc ast South Dakota generally fair tonight and Friday not much change in temperature. Is cd a to Iii per Tares Republican s j a a on a fe1 Oral rc-1 come also from other t1 rho w Ithan six months o re a n a Foffi Cio to to Shell on Wil Liams of Virginia is out with a fierce a enunciation of the 1mmrd of thing bound to a Quot crease. It accompanies acrid it a ensues for a or 11 i a a but Ion the chief desire nation Al of. Xun a York 2 t out 004�? Pittsburgh. Oo3 Loo too barns Douglas and Smith r and Schmid j a it a a too ii Joi a my innate a oho of Milf Scott and Gibson Rixey and Hargrave. A to t 13 i Glaz 2 7 0 i too Geary in Well a Tilting this sort on and in every Post Provlic the Piet Brooklyn Chicago. A adore Daly. Aid too 120 ooo�?3 to o. Too la of ooo�?�?2 7 i Krueger a Beeves and id it till in i h Ladelphia St. Lotus. Wack a hauls. I Peters Haines. To. To and of the add by the i Herino ticker wednesday 3 p. In. 8 9 0 p. Iii. He 9 p. In. 79 2 n in. 74 maximum m in in u in 3 p. In 8 30 n. Thin 3 a 0 a. 9 a. 12 3 p. Vestoria v action and its chief duty As Well in this respect is to provide a form of reef for the Farmers which shall be feet i be for the present without tailing future consequence worse than recording the thing sought to be cured. I it takes no Small amount cd intelligence and character to steer tilt it Oun try safely through a period Omic distress without going rocks of financial heresy. Copyright 1921 it o for filut i it Elk x Des Moines la., july 28. Kep re Way in. 59 Iii. In. In. In. 67 a a a in 83 of a if a a con on the first i let Roit. Philadelphia m Middleton. Rommel and Mekka a in of Ute Ort a 2t�rt oort. Ort too 101-Parks Ami of skins. A 2 to 2 �?3 8 o Bassler second game fat ctr it. Philadelphia. Oldham and Woodall Man and Perkins style. Too 31ft 4fti Ort str try Ort Keefe fre farm today in. Today 54. Bjo the official government ther sen to fives of practically every Nio meter from noon pc St re y to noon organization in the stat met today. With members of the Iowa Railroad Cleveland maximum 90. Commission to outline a Campo ing for Boston minimum 53. N reduction in freight rates on Grain Bagby noon today 76. Products mid Hay. Rue. St. Louis. For try a trait ooo�?0 4 i new York. 004 too lux�?6 it 0 Davis Kolp. Burwell and Severeid Hoyt and seining. A lid 003 Airt 22 str try of Neill Ooin a it Rtrtrt-�?4 Jones la 2 it a i and or. Coolidge Norris said was drafted under Sny Starlous secret circumstances. The Kellogg Bill. Senator Norris said was changed by Elim Nalo original provisions authorizing in War finance corporation to take Railroad debt funding. A but Iii president forgot to change his message and left the railroads it., he continued adding that the i Iii to be changed a to bring some senators in senator Norris referring to senator Kellogg As a a Horny listed son of the declared that the Minnesota s Ator was selected to sponsor the me tire because he came from an agric i Tural state. Secretary Mellon opposed the Norris Hill the senator said and Quot could not help it because he . Bad seen through the same Glass be ing Banks Bankers trusts and support was Given the Kellogg substitute however by senator sin Mons Democrat North Carolina other sult pert came from within the agricultural a bloc Quot and tin agriculture committee. The committee. Of which senator Norris is chairman today i. Powered a sub committee to draft a new substitute bilk the Siil Camii hit to attic immediately and. In Lulu i it said. Agreed to recommend a Bill a substantially similar to tin Kellogg Btu turning Over the agricultural credit matters to tin War finance corporation still i far k x it is kit in Vienna Austria. July 28.�?a treaty providing for a declaration of a on Hungary in the event emperor Charles returns to the hungarian throne has been signed by Rumania Jugo Slavia Bud Czecho Slovakia according to dispatches from Belgrade reaching Here today. Oil Kli x in Iowa Des Moines. La. July 28.�?attorney general Gibson of Iowa announced today he will be leg in immediately a thorough investigation to determine the purim and extent o the in u Klix Ivan which is reported to have been organized in Iowa

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