First Eight Months Of Legalized Beer Revenue In South Dakota
State records show $166687.49 in revenue during the first eight months since beer law took effect Aug 5 1933. Of this, $80910.80 went to counties for relief, equal sums to state relief and $4855.28 for administration. County payments include Minnehaha at $3051 and other counties ranging from under $100 to about $3600. Administrative costs reach 28 percent of total revenue, within the legal 31-3 percent cap.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank Siewert
Attrney General
Minnehaha
Beadle
Brown
Codington
Pennington
Areastrong
Aurora
Ben~ale
Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brule
Buffalo
Butle
Campbell
Charles
Clark
Clay
Carson
Gregory
Haakon
Harlin
Hand
Hanson
Harding
Hughes
Hutchinson
Hyde
Jackson
Jerauld
Jones
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
McCook
Marshall
Meade
Eilette
Minor
Moody
Perkins
Roberts
Shannon
Spink
Stanley
Sully
Todd
Tripp
Turner
Union
Walworth
Washington
Washabaugh
State
Yankton
Ziebach
Young Republicans Plan Rally At S F Cataract Hotel
Members of the Minnehaha county young republicans club will stage a pre primary rally at the Cataract hotel next Tuesday evening. They will hear congressional and gubernatorial candidates as chief speakers on a varied program. Congressional aspirants include Boyd Wales Alcester C Christopherson Sioux Falls Robert Hurter Milbank and Joz Morrison Brookings. Governor candidates Otto F Kaas Britton William Allen Aberdeen Charles Alseth Lake Preston and D K Loucks Watertown have been invited.
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Young Republicans
S. F. Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Young Republicans Club
Cataract Hotel
Boyd Wales
Alcester
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Robert Hunter
Milbank
Joz Morrison
Brookings
Otto F. Kaas
Britton
William €. Allen
Aberdeen
Charles Alseth
Lake Preston
D. K. Loucks
Watertown
Beadle County CMTC Quota Not Yet Filled
Beadle County and 12 other South Dakota counties have not met their CMTC quota. Maj. C. H Hayden, 356th Infantry unit instructor, lists grant Hamlin Moody Turner Armstrong Beadle Brown Davison Haakon Lawrence Mellette Weshabaugh Ziebach as still eligible to send applicants.
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Beadle County
CMTC
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Citizens
Maj
C. H Hayden
356Th Infantry
Grant
Hamlin
Moody
Turner
Armstrong
Beadle
Brown
Davison
Haakon
Lawrence
Mellette
Weshabaugh
Ziebach
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Summary
Hyde County real estate transfers list transfers involving F W Johnson to Ed Bottcher for section 29 112 72 Sherif to State of South Dakota Ey 7 11 71 E A Raden to C M Parkinson SEY 4 15 71 Royal Union Life Insurance to Lincoln National Life Insurance and other lands Sheriff to State of South Dakota SE4 2 10 7L C C B Noel administrator to Grace E Noel lots 12 to 24 inclusive block 20 Parker's First Addition to Highmore
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Erastus Cornell
Highmore
S. D
F. W. Johnson
Ed Bottcher
Sherif
Hyde County
South Dakota
E. A. Raden
C. M. Parkinson
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
C. B. Noel
Grace E. Noel
Parker
Candidates Listed For Hand County Primary Ballot
The official Hand County primary ballot includes candidates for county offices. Republican and Democrat nominees cover roles such as County Auditor Treasurer Clerk of Courts States Attorney Register of Deeds Superintendent of School Commissioners delegates and representatives with names like Laverna Wilson Myrtle Sorenson J. M. Cotton W. H. Hinselmann W. Thomas Carl Schmidt Fred Sivertsen Grant Parrish John Pusey Chas Brown J. Hash A. Wharton M. Linnschail A. T. Burge E. Miessner A. J. McKay C V Gardiner H. Glennon A. Nicholas W. Eggert J. Moncur Elmer Back and others.
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Hand County
Miller
Laverna A. Wilson
D. A. Lewis
W. J. Marrow
H. H. Wheelhouse
Myrtle Sanger Sorenson
Mae Walsh
Bert Palmer
J. M. Cotton
W. H. Hinselmann
W. §. Thomas
P. Mi. Do
John D. Hash
Leslie Witgurt
Winifred Davey Larentson
Edith A. Limp
A. A. Wharton
M. J. Linnschail
L. H. Cowan
W. W. Steele
A. T. Burge
E. A. Miessner
Fred Belau
B. D. Levitow
A. J. McKay
C. V. Gardiner
EL Saltmarsh
C. E. Hull
W. &. Tranter
H. P. Glennon
J. T. McCullen
Repiblican
A. T. Nicholas
W. G. Preston
W. J. Eggert
J. R. Moncur
Elmer A. Back
J. M. Marrass
Albert Nelson
Daniel Healey
G. C. Briges
John C. Hagin
Dakota Wesleyan Elects Epworth League Officers
Victor Bauman a junior from Fort Morgan Colorado was elected president of the college Epworth League at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell. Esther Jensen Wagner is first vice president Dwete Wilson Eten second vice president Wendell White Mitchell third vice president Roger Wagner Huron fourth vice president Donald Stroh Geddes pianist Frederic Whalley Langford chorister Qna Harreld Watertown representative to religious life council Dorothy Swartz Bierre secretary treasurer.
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Roger Wagner
Mitchell
Victor Bauman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Fort Morgan
Colorado
College Epworth League
Esther Jensen
Wagner
Dwete Wilson
Eten
Wendell White
Huron
Donald Stroh
Geddes
Frederic Whalley
Langford
Qna Harreld
Watertown
Religious Life Council
Dorothy Swartz
Bierre
Gettysburg Voters Approve Franchise
Gettysburg voters turnout for April election approved a 21 year franchise for Dakota Central Telephone Co. by a 2 to 7 margin. No council candidates ran. incumbents will serve another term automatically.
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Gettysburg
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Appointments Made At Erwin Town Board Meeting
At the Erwin town board meeting W. J. Blakewell was renominated as a member of the town board and J. W. Kruger was named justice of the peace. With no opposition, no election was held. Other board members listed include P. J. Miller, clerk, Henry Tout, Measures, and Charles Noyles.
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Erwin
W. J. Blakewell
J. W. Kruger
Oher
P. J. Miller
Henry Touts
Charles Noyles
Roadman Answers Age-Old Noise Question
MITCHELL April drive reports Dr. Earle A Boatman president of Dekota Wesleyan University says no to the classic inquiry if a tree falls in a forest and no one is there to hear it. He argues noise is the human interpretation of reactions. without an interpreter there is no knowledge of the universe.
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Mitchell
Earley A. Boatman
Dekota Wesleyan University
Legion Sponsors Memorial Day Program at Lake Preston
Lake Preston April 2 The American Legion will sponsor the Memorial day program inviting Charles A. Alseth to deliver the address. McCarty of State College spoke last year. After the program and a short service, a cemetery observance will be held followed by the Legion and auxiliary annual picnic.
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Lake Preston Legion
Lake Preston
American Legion
Charles A. Alseth
M. ‘McCarty
State College
Legion
Auxi Lary
State college announces dates for summer school
Brookings April 20 the annual summer session at State College will open with reynion on Monday June 12. Dr C Wiseman professor of education will direct the summer school. Admission requirements are the same as regular terms except for students taking special short courses. The closing date of the summer session is July 20.
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Brookings
State College
Reynion
C. Wiseman
Robert Rempfer Earns Northwestern Fellowship Title
Robert Kempfer of Parkgeon won a Northwestern University fellowship in a competition with nine others. A graduate of the University of South Dakota in 19H with summa cum laude and honors, he will pursue a master’s at Northwestern and will receive tuition and a $450 stipend for 1931 35.
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Robert W. Rempfer
Robert Kempfer
Parkgeon
Northwestern University
Robert Rempfer
University of South Dakota
Northwestern
University of Minois
Urbana
University of Illinois
Rempfer
South Dakota University
Phi Eta Sigma
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Lueth to Direct Canova Dairy Day
Henry Lueth president of the Canova Commercial club named general chairman for Canova Dairy Day to be held Tuesday June 6. Other chairs include C A Feige for baseball E C Strobel for band Lewis Blessi for dance Dear C Tripler for concessions H L Boecker BdcC Pearson J Savid for linen. Declam contest at school house Monday in community meeting and officer elections Lupt Tschetter and Miss Stewart advancing from grades for the contest. Betty Pane w underwent malignant operation at a Redfield hospital and is improving.
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Erwin
Lupt Tschetter
Miss Stewart
All College Day Set at State College May 14
Blue Key and Sigma Lambda Sigma plan an all-college day at State college on May 14 to showcase daily student work in classrooms and laboratories. Visitors will see exhibitions from 29 departments, including demonstrations of instruction, experimentation, and student applications, with the Maynete held in the early evening.
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Brookings
State College
Blue Key
Sigma Lamigda Sigma
Sedley Lingo
State
South
Start on Soo Skyways airport improvements begins
Federal authorities in Washington authorize start on the Soo Skyways airport work in Sioux Falls with about 12500 to be spent on runways and site leveling. Project director Earl O Stickney says construction could begin early next week with 5500 slated for labor and plans to grade, fill low spots, and prepare ground around the hangar. Runway surface is undecided between oiled gravel or concrete.
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Siour Falls
Washington
Soo Skyways
Earl O. Stickney
R. T. McKinnon
Fierre
Class Of 18 To Get Diplomas At Canova
Canova high school will graduate fifteen seniors this year. Commencement exercises are set for Friday May 3o with Rev. F Lochridge of Mitchell delivering the address. Lulu Dennis is valedictorian and Fern Sweet salutatorian. Graduates include Pearl Behm Ellis Wick Milton Falk Nila Watzke Wayne Fenton Mabel Hybelt Carl Gusarson Helen Freeman Elbert Snethen Clarence Gieske Edith Duxbury Morma Voigt Fern Sweet Raymord Froehlich Lulu Dennis.
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Canova Canova
Canova High School
Rev. F. ©. Lochridge
Mitchell
Lulu Dennis
Iglass
Fern Sweet
Pearl Behm
Ellis Wick
Milton Falk
Nila Watzke
Wayne Fenton
Mabel Hybelt
Carl Gusarson
Helen Freeman
Elbert Snethen
Clarence Gieske
Edith Duxbury
Morma Voigt
Raymord Froehlich
Students in Race for Dakota Wesleyan Association Posts
MITCHELL April 20 Zella Fisher of Mitchell and Shvight Schwab of Pierre head the presidential race at Dakota Wesleyan University for the Student Association. Junior women Letitia Hahn Doland and Genevieve Minish Winner vie for vice president. Secretary treasurer candidates include Victor Banman Fort Morgan Colorado and Eleanor Culver Mitchell. David Evans Alpena is set for editor of Phreno Castman. Three-way contest for Phreno Castman business manager with Wesley Bullock Pierre Franklyn Stark Unityville and Robert Backus Mitchell. Four faculty candidates seek a seat on the athletic board: J J Knox Harmon W Brown Raymond R Gregg and Dean Thomas W Williars.
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Mitchell
Zella, Fisher
Shvight Schwab
Pierre
Dakota Wesleyan University
Letitia Hahn
Doland
Genevieve Minish
Victor, Banman
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Eleanor Culver
David Evans
Alpena
Phreno Casmain
Phreno Castrafan
Wesley Bullock
Bierre
Franklyn Stark
Unityville
Robert Back~ Us
J. J. Knox
Harmon W. Brown
Raymond R.gregg
Thomas W. Williars
Eastern Star Officers Visit Wessington Springs
Mrs. Vera Tice of Huron, grand district structor of district 6, visits Vesper Chapter No. 81 in Wessington Springs. A school of instruction and initiatory work are followed by a talk on local chapter duties, gifts of appreciation, violin and piano entertainment, and a church parlors dinner for attendees from Woonsocket.
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Wessington Springs
Order of Eastern Star
Vera Tice
Huron
Woonsocket
Drought Hit Tulare Farmlands With Dust Storms Daily
In Tulare an ongoing moisture shortage grips farmers. Little seeding occurs as pastures and grassland dry out after a few weeks without rain. Dust storms continue almost daily, hampering work and crop prospects in the area.
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Tulare
Ity
Williamson In Rustling Fight
Rapid City candidate William Williamson for the republican nomination recalls a 20 year old raid in Lyman county where he broke up the Circle brand rustlers as state’s attorney. Born 1875 in Iowa, he later became judge and congressman, focusing on financial matters and hydro electric power.
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Rapid City
Willam
Williamson
Lyman County
Frontier Territory
Circle
Tex
Lyman
Mr. Williamson
Mshaska County
Iowa
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Congress
Fragmentary political profile notes reform stance and family ties
The source sketches a former congressman active in agriculture and development committees. It notes his push for prohibition enforcement, consolidation of agencies, and reduction of bureaus. It mentions three adopted children and membership in several fraternal groups, highlighting a platform for a streamlined government.
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Erwin High School
Ruth Anderson
Eva, Brown
Lorene Hodges
Emaiing Johannesen
Helen Ackley
Elsie Walkow
Rosie Jensen
Joyce Johannesen
Ronald Garry
Donald Hodges
Blunt
Farmers Union Hall
Olive Humphrey
F. Albertus Low
Roadman
Betty Pane
Maine
Redfield Lospite
Fides
Huron Hide and Metal Co
Kan, Ave. S
Len Galbreath
Ae RE
Rae
Chicago & Northwestern
Hahtors
Plymouth
D. Urouhart & Sons
Pierce
Densien
Arden
Frank E. Matzke
Register OF Deeds
Ath
Sigil
Frank E. Matzre
Spring
James Dumplain
Broadway
Westbury
Madras
Calmenson
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