President Coolidge to Vacation in Black Hills
President Coolidge plans a three month retreat in the Black Hills of South Dakota next week. He will be 14 miles from a railroad, two days from Chicago, and cut off from public access except for secret service. The trip aims to exceed prior presidential privacy with limited newspaper access, relying on a private telephone line and occasional conferences at a local schoolhouse. The Black Hills offer rugged scenery, parks, and a lodge complex with elk and buffalo nearby, while Rapid City serves as a regional hub with rail connections and the State School of Mines.
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Local Social and Business Roundup from Spring Canyon
Mr Cramer of Cramer Bly Stone Produce of Sterling visited on business. Mr and Mrs Marion Merrill and children called at Pete Pederson's. J F McKelvey visited the county seat. A Singer Sewing Machine agent called Tuesday. Juniors won the Crook Dast track meet Tuesday afternoon. The Cappers Weekly had workers in the neighborhood Wednesday. Miss Dorothy Nicholas hosted a party at her home last Tuesday night.
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Beet acreage cut in North Platte Valley
President Frank Thomas of the association said beet acreage in the North Platte valley declined about forty percent due to a delayed settlement of the beet price dispute. Early planted beets were frozen and many fields had to be replanted, leaving growth about even with other crops that were later planted.
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