Buffalo Man Wins Largest South Dakota Tax Refund
W Clarkson of Buffalo, South Dakota received a 3700.95 dollar federal income tax refund, the largest paid to any South Dakotan in the year ended June 30. The report to the House committee lists other refunds to Bartron Clinic Watertown 722.22 and Economy Center Markets Sioux Falls 618.74 among several individuals and firms with refunds ranging from hundreds to over three thousand dollars.
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W. Clarkson
Buffalo
South
Sioux Falls
Sam J. Fantle
Yankton
T. HL. Sutton
George P. Sexauer
Bailey,Lennox
Fantie Brothers Company
Rivin Brothers
Scotland
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a quick relief for backaches caused by kidney and bladder issues. It claims the remedy cleanses waste from the blood and urges readers to consult their druggist for a 40 year track record of helping millions find relief.
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Doan
Hans
Dean
Easy Aces Host Bridge Club Dinner at Home
Mrs. Robert S. Cook entertained the Easy Aces bridge club Monday evening at her residence. A dessert luncheon was served with Mrs. John Bentson winning the high prize and Mrs. Mason Smith taking the all cut.
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Alpena
Robert S. Cook
John Bentson
Mason Smith
Railroad Line Survival Questioned in Two States
An interstate commerce commission examiner recommended denial of Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad's bid to abandon the Aberdeen to Leola South Carolina line of 29.6 miles while approving Allen B. Trux's plan to abandon the Long Lake to Leola South Dakota line of 17.9 miles. The Aberdeen–Leola branch showed profit in five of six years, with 1936 a minor deficit, yet the examiner urged retention due to public need. Trux bought the Mound City line at foreclosure in 1932 for 204000 dollars, though traffic was deemed insufficient to justify continuation.
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Leola
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Aberdeen
S. C
J. S. Prichard
Allen
Mound City and Eastern Railway
Long Lake
Mitchell Man Freed From Theft Charge
Mitchell Bergeson of Sioux Falls and Mitchell was freed today by a municipal court after the Brand larceny charge was dismissed. Bergeson, accused of stealing a payroll check from a fellow worker at a local packing plant, was arrested in Chicago and brought back for the hearing. The state’s case weakened when Vincent Marken’s testimony failed to produce further evidence, and Judge Gibbs ordered the case dismissed.
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Pluux
Brand
Aginst
Delbert Bergeson
Sioux Fails
Mitchel
Bergeson
Chicago
Vincent Marken
Dudge Gibbs
Misprinted Adisrites Claims Clear Skin and Bowel Relief
An apparent testimonial from Miss Va touts Adisrites as clearing pimples and blemishes while improving complexion and bowel regularity. The misspelled account asserts skin health and a relieved constipation effect, mentioning Sherman & aos.
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Miss Va
Bherman & Aos
Bergeson Exits Bond Pending Probable Cause Hearing
Bergeson, free on bond, leaves the courthouse as prosecutors fail to show probable cause that he committed the offense. He plans to return to his Mitchell home while awaiting further action.
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Bergeson
Mitchell
Coal vein becomes disposal challenge for Ohio County
Ohio County WV and Wheeling face a coal shortage scare after a 100000 ton vein found during airport work proves unusable for relief efforts. Bidders ignored the fuel as poor quality and now officials must arrange disposal as construction continues. Local judges pause traffic to support safety talks led by two ministers. A dog club member reappears at a Bird Dog meeting. A nocturnal avian thief reportedly steals caps from Wakefield lumberjacks, with several men injured by talons.
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Wheeling
Ohio County
Wakefield
Mich
Collignon and Sosis Incorporation Filed in Pierre
Articles of incorporation for a hardware implement and automobile concern at Madison were filed with the secretary of state. Capital is listed at 5000 dollars. Officers named include Robert J, Henry J, Robert C, Edward Francis B, and Herman J.
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Pierre
Collignon
Sosis
Madison
Secretary of State
Robert J
Henry J
Robert C
Edward Francis B
Herman J
Return to 5 Conde Feb Anaged
Unclear fragment notes a hardware store in town named Conde with a February timing. No clear persons organizations places dates or events. Summary limited by text readability.
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Conde
Conde Visitors Inde February 1 Special Event
The Rev. J. H. K. Moffett pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Ellendale North Dakota and his daughter Marguerite visited the C C Vincent home in Conde on Saturday.
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Conde
J. H.K. Moffett
Presbyterian Church
Ellendale
N. D
Marguerite
C C. Vincent
Local visitors call on friends in Wessington and Willow Lake
Mrs James Campbell of De Smet and Mrs Frank H Sharp visited friends in Wessington on Tuesday. The note mentions plans to spend time in California. Other names include Mrs Aniga Chattes of UrOR and Mrs Stars.
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Vieit
Willow Lake
James Campbell
de Smet
Wessington
Frank H. Sharp
California
Anigia
Uror, R
Elaine Christophersons Wolsey Weekend Visit
Elaine Christopherson of Mitchell spent the weekend in Wolsey visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Jungemann.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Elaine, Christopherson of
Mitchell
Wolsey
Robert Jungemann
Wolsey Visitors From De Smet Visit Wolsey Families
Mfr and Mrs Roy Deyo and Caro line of De Smet visited Mrs Caro line Fisher and Mrs Walter Jungemann and family in Wolsey on Sunday.
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Mfr
Roy Deyo
Caroline of
de Smet
Caroline Fisher
Walter Jungemann
Drop Remaining WPA Indictments in Minneapolis Case
In Minneapolis 166 WPA strike riot indictments were reduced to 125 dismissed, with 32 convicted in three trials to be sentenced Saturday. Five defendants who pleaded nolle contendere await sentencing, along with 14 convicted women. Judge Joyce noted federal rules preclude binding arrangements.
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Minneapolis
O. John Rogge
Washington
United States District Attorney
Nolle Contendre
Rogge
Mathew W. Joyce
Roosevelt
Justice Department
WPA
Tom Davis
Defense
Joyce
Christ Lindebak Family Visits Dethiefs Home
The Christ Lindebak family visited Daniel Dethiefs home north of Lane Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dethiefs had returned home Saturday from Mitchell hospital where she underwent a major operation. She is reported to be recovering.
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Lane
Christ Lindebak
Daniel Dethiefs
Sioux Falls Man Dies Of Hemorrhage
Walter Rourke, 44, of Sioux Falls, died from internal hemorrhage while en route from Minneapolis to Sioux City. He collapsed near Magnoli, with Gerald Fisher of Minneapolis present. The incident occurred about 4 p m yesterday.
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Sioux Falls
Luverne
Minn
Walter Rourke
Minneapolis
Sioux Balt
Gerald Fisher
Rourke
Magnoli
Ammon Family Dines with Brother in Huron Lane Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Ammon and two daughters spent Monday in Wire business and visiting friends. They were dinner guests at Mrs Ammon's brother C H in Huron Lane, continuing local social ties.
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Huron Lane
Fred Ammon
Ammon
C. H
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