Black Hills Called Mountain Playground for President Visit
Washington June 8 A National Geographic Society bulletin argues the Black Hills of South Dakota are misnamed for their mountains many peaks exceed 6 000 feet and 531 foot rise over nearby ranges. The region near Rapid City will host President Coolidge with Deadwood Homestake Lead Harney Peak Custer State Park and Sylvan Lake highlighted as key sites.
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Per Capita Peanut Use Up In Five Years
Harry Edward Preund, director of the American Research Foundation, announced in Chicago that U S per capita peanut consumption is seven pounds in the Year, up 16 percent over the last five years.
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