South Dakota Legislature Bills Feature Appropriations and Powers
Pierre February 11 new bills listed in the South Dakota Legislature include Senate SB 119 by Reece of Pennington to appropriate 20000 for minerals experimental station. SB 120 by Lovre of Hamlin to permit transfer of training school children to Yankton hospital for reservation. HB 142 by Olson of Clark provides for taxpayer suit against the state in the county of residence to recover protested taxes.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate
Reece
Pennington
Incs
Lovre
Hamlin
Yankton Hospital
Highway Commission
Federal Public Roads Administration
Laws
Custer State Ark
Olson
Clark
State affairs committee bills raise salaries and fund shifts
The measures include HB 143 reallocating teacher certificate fees to the general fund, HB 144 adjusting county attachments, HB 145 raising the health superintendent salary to 3600 with no other pay, HB 146 allowing travel of high school students, HB 147 allocating 2250 for Black Hills Teachers College upgrades, HB 148 funding 10000 for oil and gas conservation, HB 149 budgeting 12500 yearly for geological survey, HB 156 requiring written prejudice requests for substitute judges, HB 151 funding fee inspection and tax removal, and HESOLUTIONS HJR 4 proposing a constitutional amendment to let two thirds of the legislature set state officer salaries.
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Root of
Bennett
Washabourh County
Jackson
Washington County
Pennington
Mills
Spink
Black Hills Teachers College
Anderson
Codington
Geological Survey
Joint Judiciary
Lothrop
State Affairs Committee
Coyotes and Dogs Cost South Dakota Farmers Big Losses
Brookings reports that in 1942 coyotes and dogs killed 3 008 sheep and lambs and 983 dogs across 18 counties, with 112 000 head affected and poultry valued at 8 775 included. McDonald urges sheepmen to view predatory control as a victory aid and seeks broader sponsor support from stockmen and businessmen.
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South Dakota
G. A. McDonald
State College Extension
Animal J Husbandryman
McDonald
Woonsocket Boy Is Home On Furlough
Jack Van Luer returns home to Woonsocket on a short Navy furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Al Van Luer and friends after finishing his training.
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Woonsocket
Jack van Luer
al van Luer
Woonsocket High School Senior Jack Aboard Great Lakes Station
A Woonsocket High School senior named Jack is stationed at the Great Lakes Training Station.
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Ing
Great Lakes
Jack
Woonsocket
Frankfort OES Hosts Official Visit by Grand Conductor
Frankfort OES welcomed Grand Conductor Mrs. Lily Nylon for a day of events. A school of instruction preceded a 6 pm banquet at the OOF Hall with patriotic table decor. Nylon gave an address and initiation work followed. Mrs. Jean Weisflock presented a gift to the honored guest. Midnight lunch was served by Mrs. Marie Boult and her committee.
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Wrankfort
Fraiddort
OES
Lily Nylon
WRC
Nylon
Jean Weisflock
Marie Boult
Farmers Union Holds Annual Election in St Lawrence
Stockholders of the Farmers Union met Monday afternoon in St Lawrence for their annual election. Officers were selected and business matters were discussed.
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Farmers Union
St. Lawrence
Husbands Host Card Party for Jolly Quilters Club
The husbands of Jolly Quilters Club members entertained with a card party at the Beadles home. Five hundred dollars was played across live tables with high score prizes awarded to Mrs. Gus Bonamie and Leland Crossman of Miller.
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Wellington
Jolly Quilters Club
Iran Beadles
Gus Bonamie
Leland ‘Crossman
Miller
Richard
Traveling prize and consolation award awarded in Wolsey event
Licht awarded the traveling prize and the consolation prize to Mrs. Pearl Phillips of Wolsey and to Ted Rogers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Geos Phillips. The men prepared and served lunch at midnight.
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Licht
Pearl Phillips
Wolsey
Ted Rogers
Geos Phillips
Heavillands Learn Son Kenneth Reached Overseas
Mr and Mrs A P Heavilland report their son Kenneth in the marine corps has arrived safely overseas. The notification came on February 11 in a special dispatch.
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Erwin
A. P. Heavilland
Kenneth
Marine Corps
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