More Companies May Sell Stock in South Dakota
South Dakota Securities Commission reports 167 firms authorized to sell 124 million dollars of stock in the year ending June 30, a rise from 112 firms and 19.6 million the prior year. Receipts totaled 15015.02, with expenditures 17884.72 and unexpended earnings 7130.30. Real estate bonds led registrations. oil activity grows in Red Cedar Canyon. mining in Black Hills shows uptick. two agricultural firms plan centralized farm management.
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Pierre
South’ Securities Commission
South “Dakota
A. L. Putnam
South Dakota
Securities Commission
General Fund
Putnam
Red Cedar Canyon
Black Hils
Hamilton Files On Independent Ticket
J M Hamilton of Cedar Canyon filed for state representative from the 60th district covering Meade and Perkins counties in the South Dakota November election. W E Bidlemar of Wessington Springs, the Democratic nominee for the 58th district, filed a withdrawal with the secretary of state. vacancies may be filled at a joint meeting of county Democratic and Republican committees.
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Hamilton
Pierre
South Dakota
J. M. Hamilton
Cedar Canyon
Meade
Perkins
W. E. Bidlemar
Wessington Springs
Jerauld
Buffalo
Secretary of State
Republican
Insurance salesmen may lose licenses in South Dakota
Pierre, Aug. 6 The state insurance commissioner will hold a hearing at Sioux Falls on August 20 to decide if four salesmen from the L. E. Darst Insurance Agency should have their licenses cancelled after charges of misrepresentation. Licenses were suspended July 25 following a hearing. complaints were filed by the South Dakota Employers Protective Association. Names listed are L. E. Darst, M. E. Driver, H. C. Limbo, and A. A. Rosenvold.
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Pierre
D. C. Lewis
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
L. E. Darst Insurance Agency
Er Ployers Protective Association
L. E. Darst
M. E. Driver
H. C. Limbo
A. A. Rosenvold
Complete Contracts For License Plates In Sioux Falls
Contracts for manufacture of South Dakota 1931 license plates will be completed at a state board of charities and corrections meeting on Wednesday Aug 6. Andrew Marvick state motor vehicle director will attend. Plates will be produced by prisoners at the state penitentiary license plate factory.
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Sioux Pals
South Dakota
State Board of Charities and Correctors
Andrew Marvick
State Penitentiary
Former Haron Woman Buried At Brookings
Pierre Aug 6 Several friends and relatives of Mrs Harvey Finns attended the Brookings funeral for a Haron area woman who died at her Brookings home Sunday. She had earlier married Frank Basford a printer from Huron and later Harvey Perkins a Pierre barber. They moved to Brookings about 29 years ago and made that city home.
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Haron
Brookings
Pierre
Harvey Finns
Mrrs. Perkins
Anne Chauses
Frank Basford
Huron
D. S.ford
Harvey Perkins
Highmore Parmer Is Victim Of Accident
William Filby a farmer suffered serious injuries after a stick in his belt caught the thresher’s belt and whipped around striking him in the abdomen. He is feared to have internal injuries as he worked near machinery in Highmore Au.
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Highmore Parmer
Highmore
William Filby
Filby
Rosebud Indian Fair Dates Set for August
HOT SPRINGS Aug 6 The Rosebud Indian fair will be held August 27 28 and 29 plans to enlarge the event were announced at a Rosebud fair association meeting Gus Knox was re elected president Jessie Wyatt vice president Michael One Star secretary and John Gassman treasurer were named district farmers heads of government schools and denominational institutions prominent Indians and agency officials attended the meeting
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Rosebud
Fair Association
Gus Knox
Jessie Wyatt
Michael One Star
Jonn Gassman
Polo Woman Returns From Lincoln to Visit at Home
Miss Kath Hunker arrived last week from Lincoln Nebraska to visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J A Hunker She is a teacher in the public schools of Lincoln and is spending time at Polo.
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Wcoln
Polo
Yankton Adds Extra Policemen To Force
Yankton aug 6 reports a special police force aiding city security during late summer months. Patrols concentrate in railroad yards where most floaters base, with intensified patrols led by Del Dobngon. Johnson notes most travelers are harvest hands seeking work and robberies remain rare.
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Yankton
del “Dobngon
Johnson
Sioux Falls Highway Set to Open Next Week
Sioux Falls officials announced that the Sioux Rapids to Sioux Falls highway will be opened to traffic next week. Part of the newly paved highway is already usable, with one more week needed to complete the full six mile stretch, including the south Minnes haba avenue road in Lincoln county where about one mile is finished.
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Sioux Falls
Rapids
C T. Charnock
Charnock
Minneshaba Avenue
Lincoln County
Fall River Stocked With Fish In Hot Springs County
State fish culturist Robert Ripple toured Hot Springs with a large shipment of bullheads perch and crappie for Fall River county. Perch and crappies were released in Fall River, one of the warmest streams, while bullheads were placed in three county ponds. The effort was led by the Chamber of Commerce and Izaak Walton League chapter to stock the area.
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Fall River
Hot Springs
Aug
Robert Ripple
Fall River County
Chamber of Commerce
Izaak Walton, League
Mr. Ripple
Open bids for Avon drilling well and water tank
Thirty bids will be opened August 25 for drilling a new city well at Avon. A contract has been let for installing a new water tank as part of the municipal waterworks expansion.
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Avon Avon
Harvesting Completed at Gregory Amid Dry Winds
Harvest finished in Gregory area with threshing begun by all machines last week. Yields are good except where hail or grasshoppers damaged grain. Corn tasseling hindered by hot dry winds. brasshopper damage noted north of Gregory despite poison efforts.
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Gregory
Polo Farmers Thresh Good Yields Reported
In Polo on August 6 threshing has begun on several farms with oats on the Bucher farm producing 40 bushels per acre. The local corn crop is reported to be exceptionally good this year.
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