Tax Conferences Open to Public Across South Dakota Counties
State tax department officials launch a series of conferences in all 66 counties to discuss assessment and valuation problems with local taxing authorities. The meetings, led by Director W C Welsh Assistant Director B E McKean and secretary Olive Tollefson, are largely for assessors and county commissioners but open to the public with schedules listed across counties and dates in April.
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Hughes, Brown
Marshell
Sully
Potter
Fealk
Hand
Day County
Webster
Buffalo
Gann Valley
T—Spink
Redfeld
Brubatry
Burke
Campbell Charles
Mix
Lake Andes
Tripp
Winner
Walworth
Selby
Douglas
Armour
Huschinsor
Olivet
Medette
White River
Hyde
Highmore
Bon Horuse
Tyndall
Union
Elk Point
Jackson
Kadoka
Clay
Vermiltion
Haakon
Philip
Lincoln
Canton
Avil
Fall River
Hot Springs
Turner
Parker
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls
Custer
Stanley
Ft. Pierre
McCook
Salem
Hanson
Alexandria
Pennington
Rapid City
Miner
Howard
Leke
Madison
Lawrence
Deadwood
Man
Kennebec
Moody
Flandreau
Brookings
Meade
Sturgis Hamlin
Hayti
Devd
Clear Lake
Butte
Belle Fourche Grant
Milbank
Harding
Roberts
Sisseton
Perkins
Bison
Codinaton
Watertown
Carson
McIntosh
Clark
Yer
Dewey
Timber Lake
Kingsbury
de Smet
Ziebsch
Dupree
Beadle
Huron
Jones
Murda
Mrs Fern Sankey Released On Bond In Conspiracy Case
Mrs Fern Mae Sankey faces federal conspiracy charges in the Charles Boettcher II kidnapping case and is released on a $10,000 bond awaiting trial in May. An additional $10,000 bond remains from a prior Deadwood indictment, and she was held in jail until today.
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Fern Sankey
Sioux Falls
Fern Mae Sankey
Charles Boettcher
Fraud Case Moved To Federal Court In Aberdeen
Federal officials announced that the trial of Jay H. Bennett of Aberdeen and others charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in the hog buying program will move to the federal term starting April 16 in Aberdeen. Four St Paul men Frank King Sidney A Johnson Milton H Schlesinger and Donald B McIntyre are co defendants all out on bond.
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Sioux Falls
Jay H. Bennett
Aberdeen
St. Paul
Bennett
Frank King
Sidney A. Johnson
Milton H. Schlesinger
Donald B. McIntyre
Bend
Highmore Club Hosts Visitors and Birthdays
The Highmore dinner club met at the Dunn home for a seven o'clock dinner and evenings of cards and visiting. They honored Mr. and Mrs. E W Johnson now residents of Waterloo Iowa who returned to Iowa Monday with Mrs Jessie Goslin who has been in Highmore on business. A birthday party at the Davis hotel celebrated anniversaries for Mrs Paul Boullion James Mulligan and Thomaz Dunn with five tables of whist and a picnic lunch.
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Highmore
Club
B. J. Dunn
E. W. Johnson
Waterloo
Iowa
Jessie Goslin
Conde
Davis Hotel
Paul Boullion
James Mulligan
Thomaz Dunn
Boullion
Thomas Dunn
Morrison Backs Plan to Cut Field in Race
Morrison, Brookings, Republican candidate for Congress in the first district, endorses a rule allowing all but the two top candidates to withdraw if the selection goes to a convention after a party primary. He says governors candidates who will release delegates should apply the same rule to congressional contenders.
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Watertown
Joe D. Morrison
Brookings
Congress
Ms. Morrison
Iith
Crs
Morrison
Distilling Plant Case: Fred Brown arraigned on four federal counts
Watertown April 5 Fred Brown owner of a barn distilling plant discovered after a Monday fire was arraigned before U S Commissioner Alan Austin. He waived examination and was held to await the federal term with bonds set at 2500. The four counts allege possession of an unregistered still mash for liquor production at an unlicensed distillery carrying on distilling without bonds and abetting removal of untaxed spirits.
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Watertown
Fred Brown
Alan
Austin United States
Berdezn
Brown
Linderman Elected Canova School Superintendent
Linderman of Kaylor has been chosen to head the Canova school district succeeding A. F. Voigt who will move to Minnesota after the current school year. A South Dakota University graduate with four years teaching and three as Kaylor principal, he will also direct band and orchestra and assume music duties at Canova.
Fire destroys farm home near Conde
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the house and contents on the Cutshaw farm seven miles north of Conde. Mr and Mrs Frank Cutshaw were away from the property at the time. The loss was insured.
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Conde Conde
Frank Cutshaw
Conde
Ballot positions drawn for May 2 primary in Pierre
The secretary of state drew ballot order for Democratic and Republican candidates for governor and congress May 2 in Pierre. Democratic governor nominees Tom Berry and EH A Ustrud head the slate with others listed. Republican governor contenders Oro Kaas and D K Loucks lead their ticket. Joint legislative district nominees also drawn by lot.
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John T. Milek
Sturgis
T. B. Werner
Rapid City
Oro Kaas
Britton
Loucks
Watertown
W. C. Allen
Aberdeen
Charles Alseth
Lake Preston
Congress
Jos Morrison
Brookings
Robert Hunter
Milbank
Boyd Wales
Alcester
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Earl Hammerquist
Farmingdale
Francis Case
Custer
Wiliam Williamson
Dan McCutcheon
Belle Fourche
Lot
Frankfort Declamation and Spelling Contests Results
The Frankfort district held declamatory and spelling contests at the firemen's hall. Primary declamation winners were Bobby Joves first and Vernon Hull second. third and fourth grades saw Ronald Cartner first and Merle Lambert second. fifth and sixth grades Gordon Hull first and Jean Bieknese second. seventh and eighth Martha Kieinsasser first and Ray Kearney second. Spelling results list fifth and sixth grades with a three-way first among Anina Peterson Jean Walner and Margaret Gibson, while seventh and eighth grades crowned Jewel Sims of Hitchcock first and Harry Jones Lois Westwood and Gladys Kleinsasser as runners-up.
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Frankfort
Firemen's Hall
Bobby Joves
Vernon Hull
Ronald Cartner
Merle Lambert
Gordon Hull
Jean Bieknese
Martha Kieinsasser
Ray Kearney
Anina Peterson
Jean Walner
Margaret Gibson
Jewel Sims
Hitchcock
Harry Jones
Lois Westwood
Gladys Kleinsasser
Embarrassing Moment Locks In Conductor On Rail Exhibit
Rapid City dispatch reports conductor W A Malthouse of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific lines got trapped in a passenger coach at an East Dakota exhibit. He entered the women’s lounge and could not unlock the door, riding from Kadoka in the car apartment with breakfast served under the door before a locksmith freed him after four hours.
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Rapid City
W. A. Malthouse
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
Kadoka
Highmore Drama Receives Widespread Praise
The religious drama The Rock by Mary P.F. Hamlin, produced by the Congregational Young People’s society on Good Friday, is praised for its staging and emotional depth. Directed by Rev. Rhoda Jane Dick engsom, the cast includes Simon the fisherman Dalz Webb Adina his wife Apal Hanson Deborah Lorraine Yeandle and others.
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Weal
Franklin Gill
Mary Lot Magdala
Frances Harter
Pandira
Billy la Croix
Titus
Dale Robinson
Agur
LeRoy Hamlin
Eugene Bloomentader
Gettysburg Seeks Music Instructor For Dual Roles
Gettysburg school board searches for a music and forensics teacher to fill two vacancies created by Miss Nora Preus departure after one year. The pile of applications yields no clear fit as the board reviews qualifications and seeks a suitable candidate.
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Gettysburg
Nora Preus
Ater
Corn Hog Contracts Reported From South Dakota
Brookings April reports from A M Eberle at State College show 13 978 corn hog production control contract applications received from South Dakota farmers for tabulation. Allotment committees review contracts for unsubstantiated figures while preliminary estimates align closely with government data. County agents urge confidential reports of any errors to district committees.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
State College
Bherle
Aberdeen Civic Association Incorporation Details
The Aberdeen Civic association filed incorporation papers to promote civic, educational and social welfare in Aberdeen and nearby. Directors include Howard Fletcher Stewart Kirkpatrick Glenn Martz Wil ter Kearns Herold Hickenboldam Lee Keeler George Olson Elmer Thurow W Stellman Robert Fritsche William Armour and A A Fahy. The group was formed without capital stock. The Middlewest Brokerage of Yankton also incorporated with Soda stock by Lawrence Welk Fern Renner Welk and Vic Schroeder all of Yankton.
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Pierre
Aberdeen Civic Association
Aberdeen
Howard Fletcher
Stewart Kirkpatrick
Glenn Martz
Wil‘ter Kearns
Herold Hickenbotham Lee Keeler
George Olson
Elmer Thurow
W. E. Stellman
Robert Fritsche
Wileliam Armour
A. A. Fa
Yale Glee Clubs Prepare Annual Concert at Muself Hall
Yale high school girls glee club will perform a cantata and numbers by the girls with the boys glee club offering duets quartets and mixed ensembles at Muself Hall Friday night at 8 o clock. April 5 special report notes Yale schools present annual concert with both clubs participating.
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Yale Glee Clubs
YALE
Yale High School
Lupe
Muself Hall
Potter County primary field swells with 48 candidates
Gettysburg April 5 Potter county's largest political ballot will appear at the May 1 primary as 48 candidates filed for county offices. Only two are assured of fall election. Elmer E Faulgan Democrat seeks first term as county treasurer and K J Morgan Republican seeks a second term as states attorney. Sheriff, register of deeds, and state senator candidates also listed with multiple contenders.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
F. O'Brian
Elmer E. Faulgan
K. J. Morgan
Register of Deeds
C. A. McMurray
Isabel
HE. C. Westphal
Field Day At Yale Planned For April 21
Yale residents and Beadle county rural schools from 219 townships are invited to Yale on Saturday April 21 for a field day at the Yale school with a general assembly scheduled in the afternoon.
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Yale
Beadle County
High School Awards Ceremony Details Announced
The notice outlines a scheduled assembly at 9:15 with awards across divisions and honors for qualified students. A separate weather note records Houston rainfall for 1934 at 9.94 inches, and cites January precipitation over 43 years.
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Houston
Doan's Pills Backed Kidney Relief Ad
Medieval claim weans 19 miles of kidney tubes to purify blood and remove waste. Doan's Pills marketed as quick relief for kidney discomfort, urging purchase from druggists and warning against other cures.
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Per Simal
Duan
Pocter-Milturn Co
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