South Dakota Park Board Proposal Urged by Panel
A South Dakota committee urged creating a state park board to designate sites across the state and purchase land with legislative funds and other sources. The panel listed candidates including Custer State Park board members and officials from game and fish and highways, with aims to preserve scenic and historic areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltner
Game and Fish Department
Lewis N. Rill
Aml Lewrence RK. Pax
Resoluthon
South Dakota
State Park Board
Custer State Park Board
Game and Fish
Iitved Legislative Ap
Aj Fx
Statson
Tvie Park
Lang
Chem Parts Board
Cos
Bruelings
Lake Kampent
Lake Pelican
Codington County
Lake Cochran
Run Genel Cousty
Ruskin Park
C Coulty
Sully
Pierre and Mahridge
Bison
Perkins County
Camp Crook
Slim Buttes
Slim Dutles
Harding County
Knee
Pi Hidge Indian Reservation
Lake Andes i -Charles
Virgil Varmers Plans Moye On March First
Virgil Varmers announces Raymond Spices Vivlants will locate on the Wil Spiers farm north of Virgil. He will assume the duties as manager of the farm March 1, with the McCargar family moving onto the old McCreery farm now occupied by the Lyckstein family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Varmers
Virgil
Raymond Spices
Wil Spiers
E. E. McCargar
McCaegar
McCreery
Lyckstein
First Place Winner Named in 0-0-5-D Contest
D C Mills state Young Citizens league secretary announced Lorraine Lawrences county as first place winner in the 0-0-5-D contest held for datecates to the last state convention. Taabel McCibney Hughes county took second, Rangerson Lawrence county third, Warren Morrall Camabel county fourth, and Eta Lindgren Charles county fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawrence Girg Wenner
Pierre
Waitlock
Lorraine Lawrences County
D. C. Mills
State
Young Citizens League
South Dakota
Inte
Louis N
Meth ‘Rangerson
Lawrence County
Warren Morrall
Camabel County
Mix County
Eta Lindgren
Charles
Wellington PTA Program Highlights Community Values
Wellington teachers showcased a parent teacher association program at the Community hall. The event opened with a flag salute and included talks on citizenship, home and school roles, and church contributions to American betterment. Attendance prizes went to seventh and eighth graders. an oyster supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
P. T. A. Meeting
WRESS
Firent-Teachers Association
Shoven
Wen
Ewin Wheelock
Chester ‘Topp
John Kaughn
B.A. Young
J. T. ‘Black
George W. White
E. Claude Smilin
BE. H. Mitchel
John Gaughn
Harold Dierenffetch
W. A. Popp
Association
New Lota
Frantz Explains Automobile Tax Plan in South Dakota
Pierre, Feb 21. Frantz outlines a proposed auto tax bill now before the senate. The plan would impose a 40 percent levy on all cars registered in the state based on factory price, with different rates for new and foreign cars and a limit preventing double taxation on the same vehicle. The tax would be collected by county officials and could bring in about one million dollars, with a required offset by reducing the general tax levy against real and personal property to stay within constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Alz
Deuel and
Mamlia
House
Senate
Frantzneers
Nakota
Cercifi Beate
Titr
Frantz
South Dakota
State Tax Commission
No Clews In Caveur Robbery
GAVOER Feb 27 Special No clews found to the bioglats who robbed Walter Knudson ring station there Saturday night. It is believed ten men were involved. The robbery was discovered when residents hearing a crash notified Knudson and others who reached the station as the coupe left. Oil, lives, and small supplies were found in The Headre county showing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavoer
Bioglats
Walter Knudson
Knudson
Coupe
Headre
Northern State Dean Resigns for Wichita Deanship
Dean Leslie B. Sipple of Northern State Teachers College resigns to accept a deanship at Wichita Municipal University in Kansas. The move is effective after summer session. Sipple returns to Aberdeen for summer, then heads to Wichita joining Dr. H Foght, former Aberdeen president now Wichita head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Wichita
Anerdeen
Leslie B. Sipples
Northern State
Calfews
Department of Rural Education
Laa
Wichita Municipal University
Kan
David Allen Angerson
Mc. Sippie
New York City
Aberdeen
Sipple
Br. H . Foght
Nebraska State Normal
Kearney
Foght
Wichite
Auncestor
Corn price outlook dimmed by weaker demand and supplies
A South Dakota State College extension report cautions that 1927 corn prices likely won’t match 1926. Domestic and European demand are weaker, feed crops are short in Europe and southern states, hog numbers shrink, and horse and mule stocks drop. If Argentina and Europe yields are average, foreign demand may ease next winter with a larger U.S. crop possible in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College Extension Service
United States
Gemead
Europe
Ta Gouthern
Dewan
Areguiina
South Dakota
Retail clothiers convene in Sioux Falls on topics and unions
The fourth annual session of the South Dakota Retail Clothiers gathers with the men’s ages group in a joint meeting. Vendors share policy signals and the meaning of the chain store to individuals. A round-table discussion follows Smith’s formal remarks. The event features a dinner, a big dance, and a concluding banquet tonight with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Fels
Careful Smith
Convertisinsm & C. Olson
Suut Dakata Retail Clothiers
He-Mén’s Age
Gechars
Rv. Smith
Jyice
Smith
South Dakota
Radio Sulliya
Ev Wikht
G. Putnam
Gann Valley Man In Auto Smashup
GANN VALLEY Feb 21 Special C E Oates Jock Perldeule and Harry Beuy of Kimball were the injured in a two car crash near Sleepy Eye Minnesota as a Ford driven by Oates collided with a Lude baker sedan injuring Bray who required medical care in Mitchell The drivers returned home after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gann Valley
C. E. Oates
Jock Perldeule
Harry Beuy
Kimball
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Minneapolis
Oates
Ludebaker
Mr. Bray
Thed Agency
Mitchell
Mr. Oates
Woman Gets Five Year Sentence for Alleged Robbery Conspiracy
BROOKINGS Feb 21 193? Mrs Eva Caldwell of Sioux Falls was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary for an alleged ambush attack and robbery case. Convicted in circuit court, a 60 day stay was granted for matron preparation and she was released on a 5400 bond. A co conspirator and others are serving similar terms for the assault and attempted robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Eva Caldwell
Sioux Palle
Alia
Anthony Henningsen
Iri Ang A Pepal
Supreme Court
Caldwell
Henningsen
Washington pension bill aids Civil War widows in state
The recently passed act in Washington provides pensions for Civil War widows. In our city, Mrs Clare Mab, Royal C Jolson, and Terman are noted among beneficiaries, reflecting national support extending to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patotte
S. S
Fenty
Washington
Clare Mab Royal C. Jolson
Rod Te Terman
South Dakota State Flag Presentation Baffles Officials
In Yankton, a North Dakota style flag was shown to the state capitol officials. George S. Aine, superintendent, spoke about the flag’s vivid colors and its background. The presentation referenced the great seal and a blazing emblem on one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Odd Fellows event at Widlow Lake draws smaller crowd
Severe weather and poor roads kept many away from the annual Odd Fellows gathering at Widlow Lake. F B Raymond, grand secretary of Haron, presided as the local Odd Fellows chapter conducted its session amid low attendance compared with prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widlow Lake
Odd Fellows
F. B Raymond
Grantl
Haron
Valley High Sails Through Ten Day Vacation
Valley High School receives notable personnel changes as Sor Pelsrsen, employed by the Puillerton Lon der concern, is treated in Wondu, Ta after a sixteen month tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Valley Vall
Waleiey Tel
Im Valley High
Sor Pelsrsen
Puilerion
Contoy
Wondu
Contests At Pierre With 2062 Entrants From 34 Counties
Two thousand sixty two contestants from 34 South Dakota counties enter a Pierre event. The program includes declamations on an Industry and Prosperity theme. Regions list many towns and counties with participants and local officials overseeing the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Subi
Fragmentary notice from February in Wellington
Desultory OCR fragment mentions an elderly or related term and a local event or notice, with unclear details. The readable bits reference Wellington in February and a named person, but context and actions remain obscured.
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