South Dakota legislature considers motor tax and various measures
Pierre Feb 15 A 20 mill or 2 percent motor vehicle tax would fund highway construction and maintenance. Measures include fish and game rules, banning aircraft hunting, kindergarten funding, standard time adoption, spillway care, state office building funding, veterans pensions, and multiple county and municipal proposes. The session also discusses open season for muskrats and regulation of tourist camps.
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Pierre
Maintend
Byrum
Sully
Fish and Game
Mimi
Bogert
Hand
Hayes
Perkins
T. T. Thomason
Minnehaha
Sioux River
General Fund
Mayo of
Lawrence
Viremen
Kimm
Beadle
Circuit Court
Supireme Court
Supreme Court
Bostrom
Kingabury
Jensen
Brown
Brown County
Lyon
Minnebaha
World Change Motor Law
Broom of Sully
Ross
Butte
Wilton
Fall River
South Dakota
Mundt
Tressurcea
Aldrich
Hughes
Department of Agriculture
Muunicipal Corporations
League of Municipalities
League
Detiniaz
Call Meeting Of Commercial Club In Woonsocket
Woonsocket on February 20 the Commercial Club will host a meeting with representatives of the Ruble crime company to discuss two proposals. The plans include installing common battery telephone lines and rebuilding the company properties in the city. The session is scheduled for Monday at the Commercial Club headquarters.
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Woonsocket
Cotmer
Ial
Soil prep key to windbreaks in South Dakota gains
Fifty percent of windbreak failures in South Dakota are blamed on faulty soil preparation. Extension horticulturist A L Ford says trees can thrive if soil is properly prepared and the right species chosen. He advises two-year soil breaking before planting, summer fallowing, and firmly formed planting beds to reduce root drying and high mortality.
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Brookings
Fep
South Dakota
A. L. Ford
Kfdy
State College Yachta
South, Dakota
Ford
Great Plains
Reco
Maydan
N. D
Faord
State College
Styles Of Today Are More Practical Show
Ant e Valley February 15 presented by the Patent Teachers association panel H C Lawton and J D Hall argued for modern styles with photos of nineties wear While FE Swartout Gertrude Figter and Lane offered objections warning of diseases and gripmetric teaching demonstrations by Lane and Florence Wilson complemented the program
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Ante Valley
Patent Teachers Association
H. C. Lawton
J. D.hall
Swartout
Gertrude Figte
Fa- Lane
Florence ‘Wilson
Unclear fragment about a sled journey in snow
Fragmentary note describes difficulty making a trip with a sled due to pots on gravel and snow covered terrain. No clear people, places, or events identified.
Epworth League presents home talent at Hall tonight
The Epworth League sponsors a pair of performances featuring Margery Bova Miranda Pensley and Juliet White. The program highlights local talent in a Friday night and a Friday show.
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CONDE
Plefer
Tyi
Epworth
Comb
Margery
Miranda ‘Pensley
Bova
Patie
Wool Yield Shows Increase in 1928 Pulled Wool Production
Dakota in 1928 shows wool production rising from 1927 levels. Estimates from the U S department of agriculture credit higher fleece and pulled wool totals due to more sheep shorn and more sheep and lambs slaughtered. The 1928 fleece yield averaged about 7.8 pounds, with total pulled wool around 53.9 million pounds, up from 60.1 million in 1927 and 49.6 million in 1926.
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Dakota
Orr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thorpe Girls Club Shows Progress in Second Project
The Thorpe girls club reports progress on their second project after completing their first lesson. They are focusing on creating garments and developing skills in nightwear design with guidance from their instructor. Leaders note steady improvement and commitment.
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Thorpe
Tia
Geeen High School Cheer Leader Hd Contract
A high school cheerleader at Geeen High School signs a new contract with the school to lead cheers at all varsity games and pep rallies this season. The agreement covers duties, attire, and code of conduct.
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Rm High School
Fragmented OCR: unclear text about years and ages
The readable portions describe a confused snippet mentioning ages and a person named Saati, with garbled phrases about years, weight, and trouble. No clear event, location, or identifiable individuals emerge from the legible text.
University of South Dakota cast announced for The Family Upstairs
Vermillion February 15 Eva Nels Ron Wi Point and Hardly Stock Belle Fourche to lead roles in The Family Upstairs production by USD sophomores under C E Lyon. Cast also includes Cullen Bryant Platte and Harriet Butts Winner with Austin Barber Alpena and Alaric McCarter Spawkle youth leads. Also Henry Augsburg recovering after illness in Heron hospital four miles south of Highmore. Transported by McLaughlin ambulance with Floyd Shelline and Dr G V Igler.
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University
Eva
Nel
Ron
Wi Point
Belle Fourche
Lass
University of South Dakota
C. BE. Lyon
Nuss‘ Nelson
Thelawny of the Wells
Dramatic
Cullen Bryant
Platte
Harriet Butts
Austin Barber
Alpena
Alaric McCarters Spawkly
Highmore
Henry Augburg
Heron
Jndisste
Huron
Floyd Shelline
GV. Igler
McLaughlin
Jackrabbit yearbook staff listed with Old English theme
Brookings Feb 15 announcement lists South Dakota State college Jackrabbit yearbook editors and staff for 1930. Gordon Lyon editor in chief outlines staff including Leonard Pasek academy managing editor, Wilbur Heusen Sioux Falls business manager, Eugene Bart Montrose organization editor, Ruth Spurling Pierre class editor, William Henry Volga athletic editor, Evelyn Kurth Clark, Albert Pugsley Brookings admin editor, Gerald Laxon Canton rhymer editor, Car Blyle Garrick Webster snapshot editor. Theme described as Old English with a massive cover and brass hinges and lock.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
West Dune
Gordon
Lyon
Canton
Thestall Inchidea
Leonard Pasek
Academy
Wilbur ‘Heusen
Sioux Falls
Eugene Bart
Montrose
Matha Sievers
Wessington
Organiza
Ion
Old English Display Headings and Cartooned Pages Feature
The draft outlines a book with Old English scenes and display type for main headings. A double page streamer of egal sketches leads the first eight pages while subdivisions host humorous cartoons. Student pictures are arranged alphabetically in sections.
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Egal
Hyde County Land Transfers Summary
Land transfers listed include Margaret Hemmingson to Mildred M. Dunlap of lots 7% and 7% in block 2, South Dakota, per Land company plat. John Henkel to Augusta Hirth, lots 16 to 44 in block 6 of Ringsdorf's addition to Righmore. Davis to A G Sam trustee, section 28-215-72, and A G Sam trustee to Roll W. Smith in section 18-215-71.
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Frastun Cornell
Highmore
Margaret Hemmingson
Mildred M. Dunlap
Block
South Dakota
John Henkel
Augusta Hirth
Ringsdorf
Righmore
Et al
Pats Davis
A. G. Sam
W. Smith
S.4
Local Property Transfers Note Jumbled Names
Fragmentary OCR lists several land or property transfer references with names Fannah Koveng Roper Lover Broeker James Shy Purcell Orrie S Clark and numbers like SHY 23 115 72 218 73 and 3 128 7h, suggesting a miscoded deed or parcel record with multiple parties and plot identifiers.
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Fannah B. Kovengleet L
Roper
Hannah B. Lover Broeker
James Shy
Purcell
Orrie S. Clark
Shy
Plan Municipal Banquet For City Officials
A February banquet planned by the city mayor and councilmen will be held this month. It will be open to city officials the school board and teachers.
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Conde
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Ipénb
Temperance Col Gale
Dleabette
Rey Aaran
Kolic Salah
Bre
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Call Meeting of Commercial
Imeroting
Hyde County
C. R. Stewart
Farmers & Merchanty Bank
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Natore
Finn
AML 5 Horan
Cavour
John Deere
Moline Gang
John Deere Gang
Pete Dave Secor
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DeLa‘val
Adam Schasf
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