Corey Speaks In Huron Tonight On Controversial Tax
State tax director L E Corey speaks at 8 p m in the Beadle county courthouse defending the new gross income tax. A large crowd is expected as residents plan to question aspects of the tax taking effect July 1 unless referred.
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Huron
L. E. Corey
Circuit Court
Beadle County
Aberden
South Dakota
Hans Astrud
Uwestrud
Astrud
H. B. Test
Frederick
Farm Bureau
Local Contest Honors Awarded To Moon Mullins Colorists
Alarriet Marone and Dorothy Rex from Huron win sweepstake prizes in The Evening Huronite comic coloring contest. Free theater tickets go to each winner along with eight other top colorists including Fern Winter Maxine Brown Lois Jae Gree Dale Carney Jane Knight Eva Scheid Maurice Butler for coloring Moon Mullins Gumps Out Our Way Our Boarding House and more.
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Dorothy Rex
Route
Huron
Moon Mullins
Huron Theatre
Fern Winter
Montana
Southwest
Maxine Brown
Fen Matern
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Fifth Street
Svho
Dale Carney
Hitchcock
Jane Knight
Ohio Avenue
Eva Scheid
Maurice Butler
Cavour
Minnesota Completes Pension Law Action
Gov Olson signed the state old age pension bill yesterday in the Eagles lodge presence. The measure completes legislative action and sets the law to take effect January 1 with Eagles representatives from across the state in attendance.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Olson
Eagles Lodge
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Development Group Set To Meet In Pierre Tonight
Representatives from Philip Mobridge Gettysburg Miller Kennebec Chamberlain Yankton and others along the Missouri River converge on Pierre for an open forum hosted by Upper Missouri Valley Development association temporary president Will G Robinson. Topics include flood control power and navigation with speakers Mayor Hipple Governor Berry and state officials.
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Pierre
Missouri River
South Dakota
Upper Missouri Valley Development Association
Will G. Robinson
Philip
Mobridge
Gettysburg
Miller
Kennebec
Chamberlain
Yankton
Sioux City
J. E. Hipple
Tom Berry
M. Q. Sharpe
Kenesebec
Roy Emry
George O'Neill
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Charles Russell
Agriculture
Mr. Robinson
Truck Owners To Get Refunds On Licenses
Refund notices show that 3,029 South Dakota truck owners are owed $45,439.68 in license fees. Miss Myrtle Morrison reports that the 1933 legislature cut motor vehicle fees after 20,003 old-rate licenses were sold, with refunds based on vehicle age.
Watertown Chosen For Nurses Convention Meeting
Aberdeen April delegates wrap up the seventeenth annual state convention selecting Watertown as next meeting site. Officers elected include Anna Haugen Berdahl president Elvira Nelson vice president Adelaide Daulton secretary Rose Nelson treasurer and Sister Monica auditor. Dates for Watertown meet to be set by the board after the closing session.
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Watertown
Aberdeen
South Dakota Nurses’ Association
Anna Haugen Berdahl
Moe Hospital
Sioux Falls
Elvira Nelson
Rapid City
Adelaide Daulton
McKennon Hospital
Rose Nelson
St. Luke's Hospital
Monica
St. Luke
South Dakota Daughters Report Progress At Continental Congress
South Dakota delegates to the continental congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution report progress on chapter projects. Highlights include medals for outstanding work, tree plantings, Red Cross relief efforts, donations to Ellis Island, library magazine distributions, and scholarships funded by endowment income. The state notes growing defense interest and improved editorials, with three graves of real daughters found and broad attendance at the March conference.
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Washington
South Dakota
Continental Congress of Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. RB
Red Cross
Ellis Island
D. A.B
Tamassee
Keile Duncan Smith
National Defense
Dople
Car Returned After Missing in Wayland Area
Al Ford touring car owned by Sheldon Reese of Huron was found on U S 14 about two miles northwest of Wayland and returned to its owner.
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Wayland
Sheldon Reese
Huron
U. S.14
Here
Cardinals Buy Art Shires From Boston
The St. Louis Cardinals announced they have purchased Arthur The Great Shires from Boston. The club would not comment on a Boston report that Shires had been sold to the Toronto Maple Leafs and refused to disclose the purchase price.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Arthur
Shires
Boston
Cardinal
Toronto Maple Leafs
St. Louis National Club
Sentences Given to Booze Runners by Judge Fisher
REDFIELD Apr 20 Special The trio captured this week for transporting intoxicating liquor were sentenced by Judge Fisher at Miller yesterday Dessie Allen 45 days in county jail and 290 fine Jacob Weirich 6 days in county jail and 350 fine and costs Floyd Vaningan five months in county jail and 500 plus confiscation of his Ford coupe Time sentences started yesterday in the jogink county jail
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Redfield
Aberdeen Protest To Be Heard On Faculty Dismissals
Aberdeen citizens will press their protest over the discharge of 20 Northam Leachers College faculty members at a meeting of the board of regents in Pierre tomorrow and Saturday. Governor Berry said he would discuss the removals with the regents. The regents attributed the firings to economy, while Aberdeen residents allege political motives.
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Pierre
Aberdeen
Northam Leachers College
Board of Regents
Fom Berry
Berry
Minier Questions Suspect Arrested Near Valley City
Sheriff Minier travels to Valley City North Dakota to question Pete Nelson amid alleged South Dakota robberies. Nelson claimed Sioux Falls origin but no local record exists. Deputy Clyde Dunningham aided Minier as Nelson was seized on a farm after a deputy killed his companion Joe Brown. Officers say the capture may resolve thefts across three states.
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N. D. Pierre
Fred. Minier
Valley City
N. D
Pete Nelson
South Dakota
Nelson
Sioux Fells
Clyde Dunningham
Milner
Joe Brown
Sioux City
Burdette Pioneer Is Buried At Redfield
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church in Redfield for Mrs. Mike Joyce who lived on the Burdette homestead since the early 1880s. Surviving are her husband Mike Joyce and four sons, including Edward Joyce of Redfield.
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Redfield Burdette
Redfield
Mike. Joyce
Joyce
Mike Toyce
Edward Joyce
Red
Joyce Family Listed With Grandchildren In North Dakota
Eugene Joyce of New Underwood North Dakota Donald Joyce of Beck ham and Mark Joyce of Burdet plus five daughters Gertrude Grace Genevive and Sister Frances all living at home Sisters Frances Miles City Mant Sister Thomas Madison and 20 grandchildren Buryl buried at Redfield cemetery.
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Eugene Joyce
New Underwood
North Dakota
Donald Joyce
Beckham
Mark
Joyce
Burdet
Gertrude
Grace
Genevive
Frances
Miles City
Mant
Thomas
Madison
Buriyl
Redfield
Investigation urged into stock sales by two Minneapolis banks
The Minnesota House adopted a resolution calling for an investigation of stock sales by First Bank Stock Corp and Northwest Bancorporation. The plan requests action by the securities commissioner, tax commission, and banking commission. The senate had previously killed a similar resolution. Gov Olson previously urged a statewide probe to protect the public from potential losses.
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ST. Paul
State House of Representatives
First Bank Stock Corporation
Northwest Bancorporation
State Securities Commissioner
State Tax Commission
State Banking Commission
Senate
Minneapolis
House
Floyd B. Olson
Missionary Death Report Unconfirmed Near Peiping
Reports that an American missionary was killed by Japanese bombs at Miyunhsien were not corroborated by the United States legation or missionary circles. Both groups said no American missionaries were at Miyunhsien, 35 miles northeast of Peiping. The legation was informed Japanese bombs damaged an American Methodist Episcopal outstation run by a Chinese pastor.
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Miyunhsier
United States Legation
Miyunhsien
Peiping
U. S
Jit American Methodist Episcopal
Lake Preston Sends Musicians To State Music Contest
Lake Preston high school will be well represented at the state music contest at Vermilion. Soloists include Elaine Larson, Jesse Nordhagen, Del Lert Bates, Arlette Lewison, Celena Quinn, and Robert Lewis with accompanists Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Larson, and Mrs. Jerald. The band also travels Friday morning funded by local business men.
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Lake ‘Preston High School
Vermillion
Elaine Larson
Tombone
Jesse Nordhagen
del Lert Bates
Arlette Lewison
Celena Quinn
Robert Lewis
Salor
F. Quinn
W. Larson
O. Jerald
Avhbaugh
Dividends Paid to Creditors of Clark County Banks
Creditors of Ware and Griffin Bank and State Bank of Carpenter in Clark County receive dividends from the South Dakota banking department. Ware and Griffin, closed April 3 1930, get five percent about 7 50. Carpenter, closed May 9, receives six percent about 2500. Previous dividends total 15 and 10 percent respectively.
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Clark County
Pierre
South Dakota
Ware and Griffin Bank of
Clark
State Bank of
Carpenter
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