Goodhope Seeks Ways to End Gasoline Tax Evasion
South Dakota State Treasurer A C Goodhope announced auditors found delinquent gasoline taxes totaling 93189.24 from bulk dealers, with 726022.66 paid and 87160.18 turned to the attorney general for collection. He proposed six regulatory measures to improve collection and curb evasion, including monthly reporting, licensing, bonds, taxing all usable fuel, cross state shipments, and injunctive power.
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Pierre
Des
A. C. Goodhope
Attorney General’s Office
South Dakota
South Dakon
Goodhope
Sate Highway Commission
Leid
Forestburg Couple Hosts Bridge Party At Home
Forestburg special report says Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilder entertained friends at a bridge party. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Judy Mr. and Mrs. D. '& Levy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ellingson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Briggs Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gere and Mrs. Wildes's sister Mrs. Young. Supper was served after the games with Mrs. Long helping hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
C. B. Wilder
S. S. Judy
D. ‘& Levy
Ed Ellingson
Ray Briggs
S. A. Gere
Wildes
Young
Long
Forestburg Juniors Rehearse For Play
Forestburg reports the Junior Class play When Noah Came Out of the Ark will be staged in the hall on Friday evening December 9. Students have put in much practice and it should be a worthwhile attendance.
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Forestburg
Noah
The
Ark
Forestburg Pupils Resume Class Work After Holiday Recess
Forestburg students return to classes after a Thanksgiving recess of Thursday and Friday. Teachers spent holidays visiting Miss Thompson near Arte, Miss Peterson northwest of here, Miss Brown in Woonsocket, Miss Gere here, Miss Filingson at Victor Ghison home, Mr. Williamson in Wagner, and Mr. Hickcox with friends in Huron.
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Forestburg
Bec
Highway Work Is Stopped In Miner
Highway No 34 work from Vilas east to the Lake county line halted due to ground freezing. About six miles graded with five more to be graded in spring after weather warms. Miner County contract, using local labor, employed more than 500 men this fall. Workers operated in three day shifts as new crews began. Graveling on the finished section between Howard and Vilas and the gravel pit remain ongoing.
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Miner Howard
Vilas
Lake County
Miner County
Howard and
P T A Plans Community Christmas Tree Discussion
Forestburg P T A will meet December 6 at the Presbyterian church. The session includes a business meeting and a program by first and second grades. A discussion on whether to have a Community Christmas Tree will seek audience opinions and a vote.
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P.T.A
Forestburg
Presbyterian Church
Legion Launches Programs On Air
Watertown reports the American Legion state department begins a series of radio broadcasts from WNAX at 7:30 PM each Tuesday. Commander Harry Keb announces plans. December 6 features J D Mullaney with other speakers and auxiliary leaders planned to discuss civic and welfare activities sponsored yearly by the Legion.
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Watertown
State Department of the American Legion
WNAX
Harry C. Keb
J. D. Mullaney
Henrietta Paulson
Auxiliary
Florence Lee
J. H. Shannerd
Leo Temmey
Veterans Administration
Carral Lockhart
Kehm
American Legion
Legion Executive Group To Gather In Mitchell
The American Legion of South Dakota will hold its department executive committee meeting in Mitchell at the Widman hotel on Sunday at 1 p m. Fourteen members from across the state, led by Department Commander H C Kehm and Adjutant J D Mullaney, will attend and review department matters. Notables listed include V i Widstraud Sioux Falls W arren Heimstra Volga Al Jaynes Watertown Ernest Houde Webster E C McKenzie Sutton Patrick Haley Yankton A Tobin Haven E Jorgenson Vivian Quincy L Wright Gregory George Puyder Timber Lake Jor Manley Rapid City A B Ryan Sturgis J P Wethe Mitchell and W L Rowe Aberdeen.
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Watertown
The
American Legion of South Dakota
Mitchell
Widman Hotel
South Dakota
H.C. Kehm
J. D. Mullaney
Vivian
Quincy L. Wright
Gregory
George Puyder
Timber Lake
Jor Manley
Rapid City
A. B. Ryan
Sturgis
J.P. ‘Wethe
W. L Rowe
Aberdeen
Washeld
Legion
Shoot 31 Ducks In Small Space
Vermillion residents recount a surprising duck hunt along the Missouri River where three businessmen, Caldwell, O'Daniels, and Kruse, shot 31 ducks from a 20 foot square ice opening, using pump and double barreled shotguns in rapid succession.
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Uiters Paradise
F. C. Caldwell
Butch” O'Daniels
RB. Kruse
Benke
Hare
O'Daniels
Yale Honor Pupils Named in Six-Week Roll Call
The Yale school honor roll lists students with averages of 90 percent or higher. Eight grade Lloyd Musolf and Lillian Decker, seventh grade Marcus Kuehl, fifth grade Catherine Leichtenberg and Delcinne Decker are named for the past six weeks.
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Yale
Lloyd Musolf
Lillian Decker
Marcus Kuehl
Catherine Leichtenberg
del Cinne Decker
Ipswich Forms 35 Piece Community Band Under De Nomme
A 35 piece community orchestra is organized in Ipswich under conductor Raymond de Nomme. H A Stevens elected president and H L Woodworth secretary treasurer. The group aims to bring music to the public similar to the summer band, with both rural and city musicians joining.
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Ipswich
Raymond de Nomme
H. A. Stevens
Woodworth
Highmore Teachers To Attend Pierre Meeting
Highmore high school faculty Messie Indall Lindell Stieck Mogck will attend a school men’s meeting in Pierre on Saturday the special dispatch reports from Highmore.
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Highmore
High
School
Messie
Indall
Lindell, Stieck
Mogck
Pierre On Satur
Legion posts report higher membership in several towns
Department adjutant Mullaney states membership stands at sixteen hundred fifty nine, below last year’s eighty nine hundred. Posts in Frankfort Gettysburg Hoamer Haven White Lake and Belvidere show gains while general elections hamper campaign work. Many Legionnaires still struggle to pay fees this year as winter advances.
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Idp
Mullaney
Adj
Ast
Frankfort
Gettysburg
Hoamer
Haven
White ‘Lake
Belvidere
Soloists Named for Yankton Messiah Concert
YANSLUN December 2: Elleman contralto and Calvin Cox tenor of New York City join Mrs. 5. M. Holt soprano of Yankton as chief soloists for the Yankton College Conservatory Messiah at Congregational church December 15. Dr. Lee N. Dailey directs the choir with the college symphony orchestra. Annie E. Tennent organist and Mrs. Sanford G. Donaldson pianist. Half the proceeds aid local relief groups.
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Yanslun
Elleman
Calvin Cox
New York City
M. Holt
Yankton
Yankton College Conservatory
Congregational Church
Lee N. Dailey
College Conservatory
College Symphony Orchestra
Annie E. Tennent
Sanford G. Donaldson
Amy Ellerman
Corn Picking Nearly Complete At Preston Lakes
In Preston on December 2 a special report notes corn harvesting near completion due to favorable weather. Yields fell short of expectations, though substantial feed was gathered for livestock. Landlord abatements limit marketing, and corn use for fuel is less common than in nearby areas, likely because farms have ample wood.
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Preston Lakes
Preston
Conference Heads To Convene At Mitchell
The South Dakota intercollegiate athletic conference will meet in Mitchell December 3 at the Widman hotel. Dean M. W. Hyde of Dakota Wesleyan and Coach Stewart A. Ferguson will attend with faculty athletic representatives from each college. Basketball and football schedules will be arranged and new athletic rules discussed. Attending schools include Wesleyan School of Nones Yankton College Huron College Sioux Falls Augsburg College Western Eastern Southern and Northern normal schools.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Dean M. W. Hyde
Dakota Wesleyan University
Stewart A. Ferguson
Widman Hotel
Dean Hyde
Wesleyan
School of Nones
Yankton College
Huron Collge
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Western
Eastern
Southern
Northern Normal Schools
Mrs. Frederick Treml Funeral Services Held in Osceola
Funeral services for Mrs. Frederick Treml, who died after a short illness, were held at her home and the Osceola Methodist church. Survived by her husband, one son Benjamin, four daughters including Mrs. Cecil Abel and Mrs Victor Currier of Bancroft, Mrs. Arnold Roche of Osceola, Mrs. John Murick of Yale, and six grandchildren. The Tremls arrived from Germany in 1906 and settled in Osceola.
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Frederick Trem
Osceola
Frederick Treml
Osceola Methodist Church
Treml
United States
Germany
Mrar'Treml
Benjamin
Cecil Abel
Victor Currier
Bancroft
Arnold Roche
John Murick
Yale
Kehm Praises Fort Snelling Hospital At Legion Banquet
Harrisburg commander Harry C Kehm reports at Tyndall that Fort Snelling Veterans Hospital is well run and satisfying to veterans. He notes South Dakota veterans administration handles about one thousand examinations monthly with a commendable attitude and efficiency.
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Watertown
Fort Snelling
Harry “C.kehm
Harrisburg
American Legion
South Dakota
Tyndall
Tam
South Dakota Veterans Administration
United States
Notable Praise Amid Prior Condemnation Recitals
A fragment notes that the subject now earns commendation that contrasts with repeated past condemnations richly deserved. It implies a shift in perception or recognition, without detailing who is praised or the context of prior criticism. The wording hints at a reversal or fulfillment of long-standing judgments.
Community Uses School Building As Local Center
The assembly room group of towns women rehearse for a future PTA meeting. From the range of activities visible, the school building serves as a community hub, illustrating its wide use beyond education.
School Building Has Many Uses Make Announcement of Boeing Awards
LAKE PRESTON December 2 Special Much has been written on the feasibility of using the school building here as a community center. A survey shows a wide range of activities from basketball practice to a high school dramatic club debating European debts. Dakota Wesleyan University announced annual W scholarships in the Boeing School of Aeronautics at Oakland California. Four undergraduates who write best car subject essays and meet standards will receive flying and ground training at no tuition. Scholarship competition closes April 15, 1933.
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Lake Preston
Mitchell
Wee
Dakota
Boeing School of Aeronautics
Oakland
Calif
Boeing
Elsie Keith Leads Lake Preston Students in Scholarship
Lake Preston high school reports top scholars for the second six weeks. Elsie Keith, a junior, leads with 93.3 percent. Orville Peterson, a sophomore, is second with 93 percent, Mildred Mack, a freshman, third at 25 percent, and Edith Millett, a senior, fourth with 91.3 percent. Peterson, who travels seven miles daily to school, has shouldered much of the year's scholastic effort.
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Elsie Keith
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Orville Peterson
Mildred Mack
Edith Millett
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Horea
Paul
Grace
Kapton Balle
Oleae
Ores
Veterans Hospital
State Legion
All Grocers
Russell-Miller Milling CO
Huron, S.D
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