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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
10
SIOUX FALLS South Dakota Implement Dealers Association held its fortieth annual convention ending with a banquet. Members returned home today after the event.
A vintage ad notes an alkaline non acid powder to help false teeth stay in place and reduce odor. It mentions a convention site in Sioux Falls and new South Dakota tax debate. It cites Norrispan, Sam Harris, William Lee, and other board members amid calls to eliminate the sales tax on used goods and align with Iowa use tax parallels.
Report notes dealers along the Minnesota border sell goods to residents to avoid a two percent Iowa sales tax, a practice explained as a tax escape by customers.
Clarence H. MacKay filed for probate naming his daughter Mia Berlin and her siblings as equal beneficiaries in the Mackay estate. He had previously limited his widow Anna Case to 50 thousand dollars cash plus 2 million, with equal shares in the residue for Mia Berlin her brother and sister. The total size of the estate was not disclosed.
New York December speech cites prolonged economic strain, with farmers warned of idle factories and production, urging parity of purchasing power among industry labor and agriculture. Morris criticizes sit down strikes and rigid pricing, calls for fair prices under AAA but warns politics and selfishness will bedevil any program.
In New York a Congress of American Industry session hears W W Waymiel of the Des Moines Register and Tribune warn that democracy rests on a strong middle class led by farmers. He argues farm owner-operators are key and that private property supports a workable democracy, urging cooperation between city and land to preserve America.
The county votes are recounted after December 6 with results for four offices: assessor Francis Flealey 242 Republicans leads over Democrat Francis Hart 239 and Independent Ben Oldest Child 113. auditor WW Sedgewick 420 over George Sinkie 419. register Jess Baker 426 over Hattie Rasmusen 419. clerk Ella Will 46 over Lee Thompson 406. Democrats nominate Charles Carroll and Paul Burke of Miller as attorneys. Republicans to answer papers within ten days before a recount date is set.
Beadle County whist league secretary Charles Newton announced the league’s next games would be at the Labor Temple in Huron Sunday night. Play begins at 8 oclock with players asked to report a few minutes before. rest of schedule to be announced.
Fragmentary text alleges skin blemishes linked to constipation with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or identifiable sources present.
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