Plan To Expedite Department Work Pierre South Dakota Tax Reclassification
August 5 article details a reclassification system for sales tax payments under Director Joe Botsam Jr. The new plan creates 11 groups with divisions, replacing seven prior classifications, to provide totals by group and division across all counties plus ten cities. Entities named include the Director and state counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Huron
Rapid City
Watertown
Lead
Yankton
Brookings
Madison
Pierre
Injuries Fatal to Vermillion Man Clarence Olmore
Clarence W. Olmore Western Union manager and former Sioux City resident died in a Vermillion hospital late Tuesday night from injuries from an automobile accident early Sunday. He was found unconscious on a highway with a demolished ear in a ditch. His skull was fractured and the accident cause was not determined. Surviving are his widow and two sons. The Zion Lutheran Congregation held its annual festival at the church with three services attended by locals and out of town guests. Reverend Wolski of Stickney spoke at one service and Reverend Anderson of Minnesota spoke at another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Olmore
Western Union
Sioux City
Olmore
Sang
Mission Festival Lane
Zion Lutheran
Nissiort
Mr. Wolski
Stickney
Mr. Anderson
Minnesota
Visit With Parents Lane Stars Local Family Visits
August 5 specials report Miss Lois Barber of Mitchell spent time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barber while Miss Arbutus Brandenburg of Sigoux Falls visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Brandenburg for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Lois Barber
Mitchell
C. W. Barber
Arbutus Brandenburg
Sigoux Falls
E. W. Brandenburg
Attorney General Helps In Running Bulletin
Pierre August 4 The law enforcement division of the attorney general office issues a weekly bulletin on fugitives stolen property and missing persons The mimeographed sheet will be mailed to county sheriffs police chiefs in Iowa Minnesota Wyoming Nebraska North Dakota and Montana The first volume lists Clarence C Peshram 25 wanted for questioning in a Watertown tiling station robbery plus sixteen notices of stolen cattle and horses and other thefts
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Atttorney General
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
Mimeox
South Dakota
Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Minnesota
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Dakota
Montana
Clarence C. Peshram
Watertown
Special Tax Revenue Up in July in Pierre
Pierre Aug 5. Collections from cigaret and liquor taxes and licenses rose over July 1936. Cigaret tax brought in 98,078 with 31,026 liquor stamps and 21,237 licenses. Beer licenses and stamps revenue fell. Motor fuel receipts dropped to 302,822 from 421,237. Tax report notes stamp changes and exemptions. Credit balance in general fund rose 120,870 to 146,004 thanks to quarterly nore tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
W. H. Hinseman
Hinselman
Taok
Stover Made Grand Sword Bearer at Templar Convention
Walter Stover of Watertown was appointed a grand sword bearer of the grand encampment of Knights Templar at the Miami Florida convention. Mr and Mrs Stover and their son Lee returned from Miami and Washington DC this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stover
Watertown
Walter Stover
Knights Templar
Miami
Fla
Lee
Washington, D. C
Set Aside Funds To Help Indians
Washington August bill approved by the House Indian Affairs committee authorizes advancing about 410000 to Indians in six states where tribal lands were sold or opened to homestead. Rep Francia Casa of Cast rer SD sponsors the measure to place money in tribal funds and distribute to entitled Indians including Cheyenne River Standing Rock Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations in South Dakota.
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Washington
House
Indian ‘Affairs Committee
Congress
Francia
Casa
Castrer
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Pine Ridge
Rosebud Reservations
South Dakota
Redfield Boosts Big Celebration
Local merchants launch booster trip advertising Corn and Wheat Times with public stops across towns from Tulare to Ashton. City band and comedy teams headline daily events including Jay Gould Circus, balloon ascension, parachute jump, nighttime spectacles, and a big Wednesday allstar baseball game between Aberdeen City League and North Central clubs. Free swimming in Luke Redfield under lifeguard supervision.
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Redfield
Here
Tulare
Hitchcock
Frankfort
Ireland
Turton
Conde
Brentford
Melette
Ashton
City Band
Jay Gould
Aberdeen City League
North Central
Aberdeen Stars
Frea
Luke Redfield
Outline Program Of Tree Planting At Lake Wanalain
Brookings August 5 special Frank S Rockwell extension forester and G L Johnson complete a tree planting plan for Lake Wanalain on American Creek between Chamberlain and Pukwana approved by President Roosevelt. WPA will assign men to prepare the site for planting using runoff capture contour terraces and irrigation to prevent erosion and promote moisture. Planting along shorelines will use sub irrigation and trees will follow contour lines to maximize moisture. The lake is 1.25 miles long 300 feet wide and about 20 feet deep above the dam built by WPA labor. Chamberlain and Pukwana residents are building a park beside the lake. Similar demonstrations are planned in 16 other South Dakota counties. Through 1937 twelve counties have planted 40 000 trees on artificial lake shores according to Rockwell.
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Brookings
Frank S. Rockwell
G. L. Johnson
Wanalein
American Creek
Chamberlain
Pukwana
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Rockwell
Johnson
Lake Wanalain
WPA
South Dakota
North Dakota launches premium on light wheat sales
Grand Forks state mill and elevator begins a program to pay farmers up to 35 cents a bushel above July Minneapolis quotes for light wheat. Carload purchases financed by Bank of North Dakota with daily price announcements. Governor Langer accuses a grain combine of trying to steal the 1937 crop and vows state action to force elevators to pay fair prices.
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N. D
Grand Forks
Minneapolis
William Langer
Langer
Bank of North Dakota
Lower Temperatures Noted At Forestburg
Forestburg weather report notes July values cooler than last year with a July maximum of 106 on the 6th and a low of 45 on the 17th. Precipitation for July totals 1.23 inches, raising year to date to 12.32 inches against a normal deficit. Harvesting is under way but grain quality is poor, light, and low yielding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg Forestburg
Store At Forestburg Reopens After Blaze
Forestburg awakens to a reopened G. B. Wilder general store in the Burrill building after a two week shutdown from a fire. New decor and a large stock welcome customers as the Wilder family resumes business, earning community praise for returning with a smile.
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Forestburg
G. B. Wilder
Burrill
Dunn Visits Lroquois Troquois
Harvey Dunn of Tenafly New Jersey and his sister Mrs Aspinwall of Salem Oregon visited friends in Troquois Aug 5 They formerly lived in Manchester about 35 years ago Dunn has become a famous artist and illustrator with work in leading papers His home is in New Jersey with studios in New York City His wife is currently visiting Europe.
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Dunn
Lroquois Troquois
Harvey Dunn
Tenafly
New Jersey
Aspinwall
Salém
Oregon
Manchester
New York City
Europe
Gust Strom Family Moves Household to Pierre
Gust Strom family relocated their household to Pierre and will establish residence there. The move was announced from Blunt on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Blunt
Gust Strom
Pierre
William Van Schaick Improves Under Weather Change
Aug. 5 report notes William Van Schaick who was under a doctor's care last week is somewhat improved with the change of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Schaick
Highway Awards Are Disapproved in South Dakota
Pierre officials report the Federal Bureau of Public Roads refused to concur in paving contracts for two projects on state highway 0 at Yankton. Highway commission secretary Andrew Norstad said district engineer A. E. B. Palen gave no reason for the disapproval beyond previous verbal objections. Five of 36 bids were approved, covering guard rail work in five counties, gravel resurfacing in Mellette County, and grading in Gregory County. the status of the rest remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Yankton
Andrew Norstad
Highway Commission
Norstad
A. E B. Palen
St. Paul
Lyman
Brule
Lawrence
Hanson
McCook
Mellette
Gregory County
Patient Improves After Foot Infection
Aug 5 Blunt report says Melvin Allison at St Mary's Hospital Pierre with x foot infection can stay with uncle Morris Howard in Pierre. Foot still requires medical attention. Verna Carey and family from Redding California are visiting Blunt to manage property interests and renew acquaintances. Mrs Carey's owner of Star Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Melvin Allison
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pierre
Morris Howard
Verna Carey
May
George and
Elwood Babel
Redding
Calif
Griffin Transfer to Pierre Office Move Announced
R. J. Griffin, a long time member of the state sanitary engineer staff, has been transferred from Madison to the Pierre offices. The announcement came from W. W. Towne, director of the sanitary engineer division of the state health department.
Altar Society Event At Mrs Houlihan Home
Mrs Cora Houlihan entertained the Altar Society at her home on Tuesday afternoon assisted by her sister in law Mrs Joe Gormally. Carl Rein hart of Blunt reentered St Marys Hospital in Pierre on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
Cora Houlihan
The
Joe Gormally
Doan's Pills Promise Relief From Backache
Painful backache blamed on tired kidneys and toxin buildup. Doan's Pills, used for over 40 years, claim to clear kidney tubes and improve waste removal, reducing aches, swelling, and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theeyse
Hauduchen
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