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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 21, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Worlds Only Corn Palace sept. 23 to sept. 28 be Here sure weather Cloudy Shower the evening Republican vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday september 21,1929 Twenty four pages number 296 Macdonald visit of world tatted move started two men hold key position in arms move Hoover and British Premier epitome of ideas of new democracy histories colourful by l. A. Brophy Washington d. C., sept. 21�? a5 a two men whose lives Are an Epi time of the ideals of Anglo a Erica n democracy stand As key a a ires in unprecedented move to v 3 re world peace. The face to face meeting in Washington of Herbert Hoover and -ni53y Macdonald will be an event unparalleled historic significance. Re results of their Friendly Ges a re to bring their governments in per Ord on naval strength Are certain to be of supreme importance. Other nations of the world. Three definite objects there Are three define movements their meeting May set in to on the Friendly gesture Wall la a the capstone on Anglo american naval parity providing the negotiations which have tended Over months Are successful. In such event the principles arrived at will be offered As a basis for naval Accord Between i he other world Powers. The culmination of the negotiations is expected to give impetus to and a technical background for the world Dis armament movement. The colourful history of these i leaders of to of the worlds great Germany s new mystery warships a nations lends a background of 110,008 ton Craft mounting six 11-Inch interest to the conference guns and capable of a wide cruising Hoover Rose from the poverty of i radius at High Speed seems destined i orphan farm boy to become to play an important part in any president of the United states. 1 future naval limitation conference Macdonald born in a Humble two j that deals with capital fighting room cottage in the scotch Village j ships. F Lossiemouth Rode through a j in the judgment of some american a Ough political career to become naval officers this would be Especial mime minister of great Britain. By so if there should be a move in daughter with him 1935 to abolish the battleship As has of added interest to the Ameri j been suggested unofficially in reran people will be the presence of j cent months since the beginning of his daughter with the present Anglo american Neotia miss Ishabel Macdonald will a j tons for limiting the tonnage of company her father when he sails auxiliary Fleet Craft. For this country september 28. She j a changes situation an attractive girl As interested j with Germany possessing six ships to regulate All utilities 5 More Tariff votes needed to pass Bill Beauty sued i City is ready for its 37th Palace fete Couzens would create so Republican leaders hold Board with Powers like j out bait to Southern those of i. Democratic senators miss Ishbel Macdonald shown seriously in portrait an i affectionately with her father will Acca Pony the British prime minister when he sails for the United s totes september 28 on the Berengaria inset. New warship to offer problem germans devise method for use of big guns on Light Craft by James l. West associated press staff writer Washington d. C., sept. 21�?op a hurry hurry and get in Campaign new press equipment to increase service of evening Republican the management of the evening Republican is making a big Effort to carry on in a truly big Way to put the evening Republican on a higher plane than Ever. To that end this great $20,000 everybody wins something automobile and Cash distribution was inaugurated the evening Republican determined to make the big Effort to take the big Chance. There was and there is nothing gained by sitting still. Nothing comes to him who sits and we aits. Erection of the evening republicans new press which will be completed about september 30 is going steadily Forward and with other improvements the evening Republican will be in a Fine position to serve the Public. It was because of this that the evening Senate fight on Board foreseen Norbeck and Brookhart expected to Grill Legge on wheat actions Washington d. C., sept. 21.�? up every user affected evening Republican Bureau. The Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., sept. 21�?the Senate Commerce committee will meet soon in executive session to discuss a Bill which affects every household and business in South Dakota More directly an concretely than any other proposal now be for Congress. This is the Couzens us to revise Federal regulation of a communication and this Bill Means much to every housewife every Man who pays an electricity Bill and everyone who uses the Telephone Telegraph or radio. Finally it touches cities now dealing with private sources of water Supply. Would create a control the committee comes to grips with the problem of establishing a commission on communication and Power which will regulate those utilities in the Way the interstate i Commerce commission now deals with the railroads. One heeds Only to look at the Railroad situation in South Dakota As compared with that in the years before the nineties to gain some idea of what rigid Federal supervision will mean to private Power companies in the state. The Bill in politics and peace As her father. f the characteristics of Tje one now j Republican decided to increase its a nce mrs. Macdonald died the completed it is argued to rival Cir Cuikau a a 01 Cam Quot Premier s circles that the other sea Powers Alfr daughter has been the and constant companion. It Toch rites will would be unable to do away with their own capital ship fleets without changes in the present agreement which fixes eight inches As the be unti a i Inthav bit of bore of suns be do Fallu us Sun i i i mounted on other than battleships. Services for Pioneer resident Are i under the terms of the treaty of to be conducted at yank j Versailles Germany is permitted to ton Church i build six ships of 10,000 Standard Wessington Springs s. D., sept. Tons or about 12.500 tons displace-21�?1 special a funeral services will ment without limitation of any kind As to the size of the guns that might be mounted on them. At the Tim the treaty was negotiated and even at the time of he Washington arms conference in 1921, the general naval thought of the world apparently was that an eight Inch gun was about the largest that could be placed on 10,000 ton ships without sacrificing Speed cruising radius and defensive Armor. P mystery ship while comparatively Little is known about the new German Craft by the other navies it is the German claim that its new design is entirely practical. If such is the be held at Yankton sunday for Francis m. Ziebach Pioneer resident of South Dakota who passed away Friday morning in Wessington Springs at the Home of his son j. E Ziebach. Or. Ziebach was born in Union county Pennsylvania on november 23, 1830, and when a Young Man came West As far As Sioux City la. Upon the organization of the territory of Dakota or. Ziebach who had a printing office moved his Plant to Yankton the territorial capital. Here the first Issue of the Dakotan now the press and Dakotan was published june 6, 1861, this being the first paper published the new territory. Case it has made a big Advance in Mong the More important pub warship design and one that May make the nation a Factor in future capital ship limitation conferences. The six 11-Inch guns of the German Craft Are mounted in three a i Mored turrets two Forward and one aft. Admittedly this ship would be i far Superior to the 10,008 ton 8 positions or. Ziebach held were mayor member of the Board of education and receiver of the u. S. Land office at Sioux City la., a member of the twelfth and fifteenth legislature Captain of company a Dakota militia organized in 1862 receiver of the u. S. Land office at this is important it begins to look like the evening republicans idea was somewhat advanced. There Are too Many apparently who Are afraid to fight to carry on toward a definite object. There Are too Many who Are Content to cry and do nothing. So in spite of the fact that the evening Republican has purchased the big handsome speedy luxurious sedans and set aside thousands of dollars in Cash in addition to be awarded in this extraordinary everybody wins something distribution candidates have been slow to get Busy after they a in. Just Why is it nine automobiles the nine big automobiles and All the thousands of dollars Are to be awarded just As announced. But it would seem that More people who Are just As live As people in other communities just As wide awake certainly just As intelligent would realize the Opportunity for profit before it is too late. What is the matter a a it a the times a says one Man. No it is not the times. Conditions Are As they Are and they Are the same for everyone. The $20,-000, including the nine cars and Cash will positively be awarded. It makes no difference what the times Are. The a a times do not win for you. Votes and votes alone will win for All toe signs appear to guarantee Many of the ideas of a Active Battle of wits with a full a disclosure of theg government a a farm Relief program when the Senate senators Mcmaster and Norbeck the hearings probably will bring to Light the most inclusive Survey a Natili fun Smitta. Int army tac i of the Utility Field thus far committee interrogates j has always been the theory that in conferring private right to use Waterpower the air electrical Inch Craft of the american and you Only thing you have to do British navies and to All practical to win the biggest prize in the entire list is to have the most votes. The Only thing you have to do to win a car is to Lead your District. The Only thing you have to do to Yankton in 1886, u. S. Commission or for Gregory and Tripp counties i purposes it is a capital ship. 1901 to 1924. He also held the pos j the German battleships and Batman of mayor at Yankton Scot tie cruisers composing the High land Gregory and Winner. Seas Fleet during the world War or. Ziebach was one of the oldest j were equipped with 11-Inch rifles the capital prize class is to be masons in the United states and an j they proved highly effective i am0ng the upper 23. And every a he oldest affiliated member of the weapons in the Battle with the j Tive candidate who does t win a order in South Dakota. He was British grand Fleet off Jutland. Car or one 0f the big Cash prizes one last surviving members of St. They far outrage an 8 Inch gun guaranteed to per cent commis Tchun s Lodge no. I of Yankton 5 and a ship equipped with them j Sjon on every Dollar in subscriptions could be coped with Only by the capital Craft. To to Mother Lodge of the Dakotas r a razed in 1862 and also a charter member of the Yankton Royal Arch masons. During Early territorial Days the erased took an Active part in Polar and was one of the leaders in baseball results american league r h a hot democratic party for years. He j Chicago of Ooi 202�?5 8 Hearne known to the Early inhabit j York. 012 203 oox�?8 12 tints As a squatter governor from his activities in building up the a per Story and during the Indian Lyons and Berg Wells and Dick i by. Detroit 010 400 001�?7 12 3 utilities in 1862 when the militia Philadelphia too 033 Fox a to 12 i f Many he commanded represent-1 Uhle Prudhomme and Phillips i for a time the Only authority in Breckenridge Yerkes and Mattox t he territory. W Perkins. Ziebach county in the Northwest j Cleveland. Too too Dio of part of the state was named in Boston. Too 020 too of his Honor when the standing Rock mucus Brown and l. Sewell Indian reservation was opened for Russell and Ewing. Settlement St Louis. 202 too or. Ziebach a wife preceded him Washington. 010 too self a death at Winner in 1917. Four Stewart and Manion children survive. J. E. And Satoh e. I Burke and Spencer. Of Wessington Springs Charles m National league of Winnebago neb., and w. E. Of r Mobile Ala. There Are also eighteen Boston too too ooo�?0 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. R s3 Are indicted in Kentucky scandal Frankfort. Ky., sept. 21�?040�? 1 governor Flem d. Sampson seven members he appointed to the state textbook commission and 25 text 1 Book publishers today were under e i Pittsburgh 301 too oox�?4 8 0 Delaney Smith and Spohrer Legett Brame and Hemsley. New York too too 02 Chicago. Too too of Walker and Hogan Root and Gonzales. Philadelphia. Too 120 2 Cincinnati. 101 020 i Collins and Lerian May and Sukeforth he or she turns in. Win just the same Here it is in a nut Shell. If times Are slow then the total vote will probably be less. You win just the same. It can to be the times. E what is it then apparently there Are a lot of 2 folks just sleeping. They have been sympathizing with themselves so Long that they can to hear Opportunity when it knocks at their door. Opportunity is Here the few names that have been entered will soon be published and the distribution of prizes will be made and this Mammoth event will rapidly pass into history. If you Are alive if you have the least spark of business judgment the least ambition to improve your financially and add to your Jones j personal income get your name in. Show a Little action and make More Money in your spare moments than most people do in a year. Phone 2618. O h 5 indictment for receiving and give j Brooklyn. Too ing specimen copies of school books it. Louis. He Al connection in tract. With the award of Clark and and Wilson. Picinich Hanahan huge new engine starts first run. Montreal Canada sept. 21�? ins a the new �?o9.000�?� Oil electric locomotive of the Canadian National railways today is making its initial run hauling the second Section of the International limited Montreal to Toronto and Chicago. The 650-ton two unit engine can develop a Tractive Force of 100,000 pounds in acceleration and maintain a 42,000-Pound Force. Members of the Federal farm Board at hearings beginning next tuesday. The liveliest contest of All undoubtedly will be Between chairman Legge and senator Brookhart of Iowa since friends of both men Are passing out the word that they Are fortifying themselves with a mass of information in the Hope of insuring themselves against being / Brookhart to appear senator Brookhart is not a member of the committee but he will be permitted to question Board members. So far he is toe Only senator not a committee member who has asked chairman Mcnary for this privilege. The committee itself however is Well supplied with senators closely in touch with the intricacies of agriculture. # at present it appears As if the examination will Center in questions designed to develop what the Board has in mind for wheat and indications re that several senators will demand reasons for the boards declination to stabilize this product by Market operations. Committee members principally interested in the wheat program of the Board include senators Norris of Nebraska a relentless questioner. Norbeck of South Dakota Frazier of North Dakota and capper of Kansas. The committee also includes several senators from the Cotton producing states from whom there have been some rumblings that president Hoover failed to name a Board member from a leading Cotton producing Section. Legge is target the hearings will be conducted for two hours each morning since most of the interest is focused on chairman , fairly rapid Progress is expected to be made once the chairman has finished his testimony. Senator Mcnary has received several written complaints against some of the Board members. These will be predated to the committee at an executive session and probably will not be made Public unless the committee decides to investigate them. Some of the complaints Deal with business policies of the International Harvester company of which or. Legge was the head until his appointment to the farm Board. Hoover tto give Sinclair Freedom Washington d. C., sept. 21�? president Hoover will not commute the sentence of Harry f. Sinclair or Henry Mason Day who Are serving terms in the District of Columbia jail for contempt of court arising from the shadowing of the fall Sinclair jury. This was announced today at the White House where it was said or. Hoover would follow the recommendation of attorney general Mitchell that the chief executive not interfere. The applications of Sinclair and Day were received from the department of Justice last night with this recommendation attached. Current etc., the government reserved the right to regulate rates service and profits and to withdraw such privileges when it desired. To be powerful Agency the new commission which this Bill sets up will therefore be one of the most powerful agencies of the government. Under its supervision will come All Telephone and Telegraph lines All Hydro electric plants All interstate companies engaging in Power distribution radio broadcasters water plants. It will eliminate the Federal Power commission and the radio commission except As an appellate body and take Over Telephone and Telegraph regulation from the interstate Commerce commission. In the course of supervision the commission must naturally be limited in some respects. It is about this question that the chief controversy in the hearings and on the floor will rage. Primary among these is the regulation of rates to be charged in one state by a Power company generating Power in another state. Another Maing fighting Point will be on the matter of valuation of Power companies both for purposes of making rates and for valuing the company when the government leases expire. Still others Are the issuance of securities control of Stock in one company by another and the extent to which the commission May take cases out of the hands of the state commission. Of Victory predicted by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., sept. 21�?the reality about the Tariff Bill in the Senate will be found in two conditions easy to grasp. One is a very simple computation in arithmetic. The other lies in the position of two very Small groups of senators whose votes will determine the outcome. The arithmetic is that the regular Republican leaders in the Senate have command of exactly forty three senators. The opposition to them consists of thirty nine democrats twelve mid Western progressive Republican senators and one Farmer labor senator. The opposition makes fifty two in All. It takes forty eight to pass the Bill. Therefore the republicans must get five democrats. The process of getting the five democrats is now in under Way. At least the attempt is under Way. Those five democrats must be won. The process of getting them consists in letting them have duties wanted by their states if they will a come across and vote for the Bill. The process is not being carried out mainly by the Republican Senate leaders. All the Republican Senate leaders Are doing or need to do is to let the five democrats realize the situation. A holding out bait the hardest thing anyone could say about the Republican Senate leaders is that they Are in the political phrase a holding out the pressure on the five democrats is not being put by the Republican leaders at Washington the pressure is coming from behind. It is coming from their own states. It is certain interests chiefly manufacturing in the Southern states that Are to use another political phrase a holding the five democrats with their feet to the the nature of the pressure on the five democrats is made Clear by certain passages from the latest number of the manufacturers record published in Baltimore As an Organ of Southern interests. Some sentences from several broadsides in toe latest Issue of the manufacturers record head As follow a How Many Southern senators have fought for a protective Tariff on manganese on Bauxite on clays on Cotton on jute and other products of the South will Southern senators stand by their own Section and join with the republicans in passing a Well rounded protective Tariff Bill if they Are built of statesmanlike Timber they will use this Opportunity to give to the South by a combination with protectionists from other sections every no pledges made this broadside used the phrase a a few the actual number needed by the republicans is five. Gossip in Washington frequently mentions the particular five upon whom the pressure is strongest. Gossip however is the Only basis for naming them. None of them so far As is known has promised to yield. Certainly none of them has promised publicly. Center of interest in yearly fall festival to be in show or. Rhe $100,000 alienation of affections suits of mrs. Helen Bedford Jones divorced wife of Henry Bedford Jones author against mrs. Mary t. 3ernadin, widow of a wealthy Evans Ille manufacturer will come to trial in Evansville ind., on september 19. Mrs. Bernardin is shown in the above photo with Henry Bedford Jooe amp Ain a flier lost in fog leaving a1rfair Sioux City la., sept. 21�?-04> a after being lost in a fog while flying from Sioux Falls to Sioux City Johnny Livingston widely known stunt flier and Winer of the class b National air Derby race in 1928 landed safely at Lakeview Iowa late yesterday. Livingston took off from Sioux Falls where he had participated in the air fair there bound for Rickenbacker Field Sioux City and after he failed to arrive at the Airport Here several hours later officials both Here and in Sioux Falls began a search for him. Livingston notified Airport officials Here by Telephone that he had landed at Lakeview. Minnesota0 Bank robbed of $8,000 Ivanhoe minn., sept. 21�?0p>�? two bandits held up the Farmers and merchants National Bank of Ivanhoe late yesterday and fled with approximately $8,000 in Cash. The bandits both apparently about 25, herded five occupants of the Bank into the vault before they fled from the town in a Small touring car. They failed to close the vault door fully before departing and the alarm was quickly spread. Ivanhoe is a town of about 700 inhabitants in southwestern Minnesota about to Miles from the South Dakota state line. Police to hold All stray dogs for three Days shooting stirs protests because Many of the people of Mitchell showed grave concern Over the killing of dogs by the police department chief a. L. Kirkpatrick announced today that no valuable dogs or dogs whom owners were willing to claim were being taken. A the Law provides that the police shall hold the stray dogs for three Days before taking any action a the chief declared Quot and so far the police have not shot any dogs that anyone would want to claim or that were thought to Only the final voting on the Bill will reveal their position. Bearing in mind that the gossip is necessarily guess work and May be wrong two of the democratic senators occasionally named Are the two from Florida. For them inducement would be a satisfactory duty on cigars manganese kaolin Clay and fruits and vegetables. Gossip also deals with the two senators from Louisiana. For them a presumable inducement would be a High duty on sugar. The democratic leaders in the Senate claim valiantly that the democrats will be solid for opposing the Bill. The largest number of possible defections Ever admitted by the democratic leaders is three. As to that the precedent is that in every preceding Republican revision of the Tariff the republicans have been Able to get the number of democrats they needed. In any event the picture presented Here is the Rock Bottom reality of the Tariff situation. It will remain the reality to the end and will not be modified by the thousands of words that Wii be spoken on the Senate floor every Day. Madie and0 Ray act is cancelled Madie and May Youthful comedians and dancers who were to have been at the Corn Palace in the rho collegiate show have been cancelled it was announced today by a. J. Harmon chairman of the this act was cancelled in Chicago and another juvenile feature act was to be added to the collegiate show to take its place or. Harmon said but it made the show too Long and no other act was secured. Big week expected everything is in readiness for the opening of Mitchells thirty seventh Corn Palace Celebration on september 23, and the largest crowd in the history of the fall festivals of this City is looked for. Entertainment of the highest Type will draw visitors to the City from All Over the surrounding territory. Gravelled highways in this Section have been improved and All roads will Lead to this City during the next week. Two shows daily will be presented at the Corn Palace at 2 of clock in the afternoon and 8 of clock in the evening and free Street acts in the Midway will be staged three times daily. The Rio collegiate show featuring the fourteen Brick tops a jazz orchestra of fourteen winsome misses will be the Headliner on the Corn Palace Bill. This show carries a company of Twenty five each an artist in his special line. Individual stars of this group include in addition to the Brick tops the runaway four Barry and Whitlege and Ada Brown All of whom have an act of their own besides appearing in the ensemble numbers. And Herb Williams Herb Williams vaudeville s favorite Buffoon has an act which he Calls a from soup to nuts and he has developed clowning to a High Art. He has three assistants Doris Ewing Ronald fielder and Basil Whitfield. The Shuron Devries revue includes a cast of nine who present a miniature musical comedy with Novelty dances As a specially. Miss Helen King recent artist with the san Carlos grand opera company has also been engaged As an added attraction. Miss King is a coloratura Soprano and has won considerable recognition in the operas in which she appeared during the past season. Monday has been designated As Mitchell and Stickney Day and the Stickney band of forty pieces As Well As the Mitchell municipal band the official Street band will play on the Midway the opening Day of the Corn Palace Celebration. Children a Day the school children under the age of fifteen in Mitchell will be guests of the Corn Palace committee at the matinee monday afternoon and tuesday afternoon the g. A. R. Veterans their wives and widows will be entertained at the matinee performance. Main Street will be blocked off to traffic sunday morning for the remainder of the week and will be turned into a Midway where rides food stands and Booths and concessions of various descriptions s. Crop valued at 191 millions income to increase this year by 50 million estimate shows Huron s. D., sept. 21 a up a South Dakota a income from its ten leading farm crops for 1929 will be1 nearly $50,000,000 greater than last year despite the fact that yields in Many instances will be lower than last year Royl Emry Secretary of the state chamber of Commerce announced today. The chamber a figures Are based on prices of september 15, Emry said the total value of the ten principal crops in South Dakota this year will be $191,837,000 As compared to $148,15,000 in 1928, according to or. Emrys Survey. This is an increase of $43,678,000. These figures however Are based will be set up. On prices at this time and it is finishing touches were being put Safe to say or. Emry said that on the Corn Palace decorations to further boosts in prices will bring Day and lights will be turned on on the total increase to nearly $50, the building sunday evening. 000,000 when the final crop report for the year is made. Because of spotted conditions Over the state it was hard to make estimates of yields but figures from the Federal crop report issued september 13 were used in the chamber a Survey. Estimates Low if anything the estimated yields in the Federal crop report Are Low especially on Corn declared an extensive first hand study of Secretary Emry who has made conditions Over the state. The value of the Corn crop estimated at 94,122,000 bushels will be $79,000,000, the Survey said. Last year the crop was 93,849,000 bushels and was w Orth $58,186,000. Thus Springs policeman Dies nabbing Drun Wessington Springs s. A. Sept. 21 a special of. E. Eddy. City policeman dropped dead Early this morning just after arresting a drunk on the streets. Heart failure was Given As the cause of his demise. After making the arrest Eddy deputized two men to escort a the prisoner to jail As he did not feel Well saying he would follow in his car. He had trouble backing his car out and damaged the door. He got out to see what was wrong and sat Down on the running Board from which he fell off. He died a few minutes later. Weather forecast Eddy was a Pioneer Farmer and the increase for this crop Diane moved to town about five years ago. Will be $20,814,000, Mir yield is Only 273,000 bushels More. I Large increases in the Price y potatoes has brought about Unusu-1 a1 circumstances in connection with South Dakota Cloudy with prob this crop which in South Dakota ably showers in East portion to totalled Only 3,794,000 bushels As night or sunday and in West por compared to 6,030.000 last year. I tin tonight cooler in West portion in spite of the decrease of 2, sunday. 236.003 bushels the income from Iowa somewhat unsettled tonight this crop will be $4,750,000 an in a a somewhat warmer to crease of $2,338,000 Over that of night and in East portion sunday last year i Nebraska Cloudy and somewhat other Quot a a i unsettled tonight and sunday the comparison in other �?1 warmer 1,1 East portion ton text was figured As follows wheat 1523, 18,372 Coo bushels pith j for the Tinner Anri Taw a value of $21 125 non Loop Itoi a or me upper Mississippi Ana Low 1928 19.213, or Missouri valleys and the Northern and Central great Plains mostly fair crops i per the week beginning monday Spring sept 23 have any value. The dogs which j the police have killed were those which had been under observation closed Bridgewater for some time on account of sickness or that had been noticed wandering about the City Loose for a Long period or time. People of the City who own pet dogs or dogs of value do not need to fear they will be picked up recklessly by police taken out to the dumping grounds and killed. Al 1 though we have been killing a Good Many dogs As reported they were All mongrels and Bank pays dividend Bridgewater s. D., sept 21�? special a final dividend checks were sent to depositors of the closed j flax 1929 3 5e3.c03 bushels $10, first National Bank Here this week 690.000 1s28, 3.410.0cq bushels $6. Too bushels $17,960,000 an increase of $3,165,000 although the yield is 949,000 bushels less. Durum wheat 1929, 11.540.000 bushels $10,386,000 1928, 13,974,000 bushels $10,201,000 an increase of $185,000 although yield is 2,434,000 less. Winter wheat 1929. 1,654.000 Bush Els $1,860,000 1628, i 260,000 bushels $1,159,000 an increase of $701,-c00 with an increase in yield of 434.coo bushels. Oats 1829, 59.211,000 bushels 122-500,000 1928, 59.211.000 bushels $19,540,000 an increase of $2,980,-000 although the yield is the same. Barley 1929, 34 230.000 bushels $17,830,000 192835,675.000 bushels $17,124,060 an increase of $706,000 although yield is 1,385,000 bushels less. Weather but with Brief periods of precipitation about Middle of week temperature Normal or above until latter part of week then colder. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. Rn., yesterday to 7 a. Rn., today maximum 53. Minimum 50. At 7 a. Rn., today 52. Roads Good. Precipitation 0 precipitation since january i 21.71 inches precipitation excess since january i 3.26 inches. Weathering roads by f. B. Carter examiner in charge. &54looo an increase the dividend paid amounted to twelve per cent. A total dividend of seventy two per cent or $152,379.19 was paid by this Bank which is believed to one of the highest in the state. Of bushels. Rye 1929, 2.262,000 bushels $,-696.0c0 1928, 1,458.000 bushels $1,-152,000 an increase of $55 000 with an increase of 804,000 bushels. Temp. 7a.m Hilo of. Roads Sioux Falls 53 58 47 to Good Watertown 50 61 48 .00 Good Huron 52 54 45 .00 Good Yankton 53 53 51 .00 Good Aberdeen 52 61 52 .00 Good rapid City 55 76 of .01 Good Brookings 55 69 49 .00 Good Pierre 55 64 50 .00 Good

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