Support for a 50 million livestock loan bill gains Northwest backing
The Northwest advocates push the Nor beck Buriness 50 million livestock loan bill with full regional support. A favorable Agriculture Committee report reaches the Senate while President Coolidge urges quick action. Farmers and groups are urged to flood Congress with letters, telegrams, and petitions to sustain momentum.
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Graeey
Northwest
Nortwest
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Coolidge
Congress
Minneapolis Tribune
Westriver
George
Concert Series for Kadoka Next Season
Commercial Club buys four Redpath-Vawter entertainments for next season. October opens with Bill Daly the Irish humorist and Iowa dirt farmer, followed by Brown-Menley vaudeville duo, Roy E. Bendell impersonator. Series features variety: classical to jazz. Dates to be announced in the PRESS this summer.
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Commercial Club
Redpath-Vawter
Bill” Daly
Brown-Menley
Redpath
Roy E. Bendell
Teachers Endorse State Superintendent at State Conference
Miss Hazle Hopkins of Jackson County and J. M. Woods of Washabaugh County returned from Rapid City where they attended the state conference of county superintendents. They report strong attendance and a program of constructive ideas. The conference endorsed the existing education department and they seek to present the resolution to the public.
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Hazle Hopkins
Jackson County
J. M. Woods
Washabaugh County
Rapid City
Department of Education
Resolution of Western Division Superintendents in 1924
The Western division of County Superintendents gathered in Rapid City January 29 and 30, 1924, expresses appreciation to State Superintendent Shaw and the State Department of Public Instruction for helpful service and progressive policies, pledging loyal support for continued state-wide education efforts.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Pierre
Rapid City
Shaw
W. C. Committee
Fisher Secures Large Sum For C B Hiway
The Montana Highway Commission allotted 100000 of 325000 for Glacier National Park road work after a hearing with Park to Park Hiway Roosevelt Hiway Yellowstone Trail and Cus ter Battlefield Hiway officials. The Custer Battlefield Hiway officials hailed the decision as one third of the total funds, while Secretary W D Fisher argued the need to finish the road through Glacier to attract tourists from Pacific coast and Canada. He cited letters from Eastern automobile clubs and urged support for through routes.
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Custer Battlefield
Hiway
W. D. Fisher
Custer Battlefield Hiway
Commission
Glacier National Park
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Canada
Fisher
Great Northwest
Ower
Hey Ae
Hiway Association
Custer Battlefield Hiway Association
St. Louis
Sioux City
Omaha
Park
County School Notes Reports Bond Sales and Education Talks
County Superintendent notes bond sale progress with Cottonwood Ind. School Dist. as first returner. Teachers report strong seal sales while March 1 is targeted for full returns. In Rapid City the Black Hills conference discussed uniform exam cur ves and 8th grade failures ranging 6 to 55 percent. Examinations set for May 22 23 and education bills discussed with approval by participants.
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Cottonwood Ind
Rapid City
Guhin
Shaw
Sterling- Hughes Towner
Local Credit Corporation Becomes Going Concern in Kadoka
The Jackson County Agricultural Credit Corporation was organized at Kadoka under the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank law. Chattel loans funded through the Intermediate Credit Bank at Omaha carry 7 percent interest with 5 percent stock per borrower. Loans require security in cattle, sheep, hay, grain and feed as inspectors verify collateral. Organizers include FLFO Dodson, E. Stuart, A. C. Graner, T. A. Pier, H. C. Snodgrass, aiming to refinance loans and ease local financial pressure.
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Jackson County Agricultural Credit Corporation
Kadoka
Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Farm Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Omaha
Credit Corporation
Land Bank
Nxt
Sterling
Norbeck
Williamson
Flfo Dodson
Banking prospects brighten in Jackson County Credit Corp
The Jackson County Agricultural Credit Corporation plans to inject at least 200 million dollars to aid farmers and bolster bank reserves. Officials expect 100 million dollars in outside money to flow into the county within two weeks, improving liquidity for spring and summer farming plans.
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Jackson County Agricultural Credit Corporation
Jackson County
See the Ocean Giant at Solem's
The Press reports Selmer Salem displays a large oil painting of the steamship Teviathan in his show window. The piece titled Leviathan is praised as the biggest ocean tub and a beauty to behold.
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Solem
U.S
Teviathan
Levi Nathan
Tebany
Selmer Salem
County Superintendent Attends Wanblee Institute Meeting
County Superintendent J M Woods and family attended a district teachers institute in Wanblee last Saturday. The meeting included teachers from Wanblee Hisle Herdher Rock Sperry and President Harding schools with Mrs Trask as president and Miss Mendenhall secretary Miss Thomson treasurer. An Oratorical and Athletic Association was formed and a county wide contest and school exhibit is planned for April or May.
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J. M. Woods
Wanblee
Miss Mendenhall
Enders
Burke
Hisle
Miss Thomson
Garner
Anna Thomson
Herdher
Trask
Rock School
Roberge
Sperry
Richardson
Harding
Church Notes Promotes Worship Over Mere Attendance
A church ad argues against going to church only for rituals or burials and urges worship as a broader God given function. It notes Sunday School at 10:00 with Donald Pease assisting, Junior congregation, and a preaching service at 7:30 P.M.
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Donald Pease
Resolution on relief legislation sent to senators
A resolution was drawn up in response to a request from a group of Senators. The secretary was told to send copies to Magnus Johnson as representative of the group, also to Senator Norbeck, Sterling, and Congressman Williamson for South Dakota interests. Afterward, detailed county and state affairs discussion followed, leading to forthcoming definite action.
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Magnus Johnson
Vroun
Norbeck
Sterling
Williamson
South Dakota
Lawrence C. Wright Dies of Tuberculosis Near Kadoka
Lawrence C. Wright, a 46 year old farmer living eleven miles west of Kadoka near Weta, died Monday after prolonged tuberculosis. He leaves a widow and two children, plus his father A L Wright, postmaster of Weta. Funeral was held at 2:30 Wednesday from the house and at Kadoka cemetery with Rev. A V Bryan officiating.
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Lawrence C. Wright
Kadoka
Weta
Angel of Mercy
Oklahoma
A. L. Wright
Kadoks Cemetery
A. V. Bryan
Fairview Mass Meeting Draws Local Farmers
A large crowd of farmers gathered at the Fairview Community Hall on Saturday evening February 2 for a mass meeting. The event focused on local agricultural concerns and community actions.
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Fairview
Cottonwood
S. Sak
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
To all the good friends and neighbors who have been kind to our father husband and son during his sickness and the loving assistance during his death and burial. Our sincere thanks from Mrs L C Wright and children A L Wright.
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L. C. Wright
A. L. Wright
Gasoline Torch Accident Burns William Sears
William Sears, son of Mr and Mrs Red Sears, suffered facial and hand burns when a gasoline torch used to start a system warmed a nearby five gallon can during engine warming. He received care from Dr Hennines and is doing as well as could be expected.
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William Sears
Red Sears
William
Hennines
In Memoriam for Joseph Couture Jr
Mr and Mrs Joseph Couture and Frances Couture thank friends and school mates for kindness sympathy during illness and death of their son and brother Joseph Jr and for the beautiful flowers.
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Joseph Jr
Joseph Couture
Frances Couture
Kadoka Girls Beat Philip in Local Double Header
Kadoka girls win 30-12 over Philip as Hutton scores 12 and 2 foul goals while Bowerman nets all Philip points. Kadoka boys triumph 23-16 with Donahue leading Philip in offense and Bregman anchoring Kadoka on defense. Officials praised as fair. teams praised for sportsmanship amid a friendly city rivalry.
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Philip
Kadoka High
Kadoka Girls
Philip Boys
Philip Girls
Kadoka
Altho
Hutton
Bowerman
Bregman
Harmon
Belle Fourche
Green
Quint
Philin
Puckwana
Presho
Alliance
Chamberlain
Kadgoka
Philipward
Winter Weather Returns Amid Mild California Warmth
The week brought laughing skies and mild California climate before Boreas visits Saturday night. Sunday featured blizzardy conditions with drifting snow and a 10 below cold snap Sunday night.
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California
Old King Boreas
South Dakotas
Perault Gains Ground After Illness Battle
Community follows C. O Perault’s health as reports shift from sinking to hopeful. Last week he was said to be sinking rapidly but current bedside news indicates a positive turn in his serious illness.
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Perault
C. O Perault
Death of President Wilson Stuns Nation
The nation learns of President Wilson's death after a gradual decline. he remained conscious until death. A simple funeral was held Wednesday as the United States mourns its wartime leader.
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Wilson
United States
Wooden shed to shield water tower pipe from freezing
A sixty foot high wooden shed is being erected around the main water tower pipe to protect the big tank from January freeze. The 8 by 8 foot base tapers to 6 by 6, designed to allow heating, and doubles as a novel hose drying setup.
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Guard City
Stationery in color priced to suit every need at Press office
Comprehensive stationery selection highlighted by color options and varied quality. Press office offers prices and guidance to match budgeting and project requirements for individuals and organizations.
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C. B. Hiway
President Coolidge
Abraham Lincoln
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Executive Chamber
Boston
United States of America
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Philip and
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