Secretaries for Agriculture Discussed by Northwest Leaders
North Dakota and surrounding states consider two candidates for Hoover's agriculture post. Dr. W Pugsley of State College is praised for guiding agriculture and education, while Frederick E Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune is hailed for promoting better farming methods and dairy and poultry industries. South Dakota weighs Pugsley as a cabinet fit and Murphy as a strong Northwest advocate with wide influence.
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Farmer wonders about using corn stalks for paper and other products
A South Dakota reader argues about removing corn stalks and straw for industrial use versus soil fertility. The letter cites Brookings State College findings that proper fertilizer boosts yields by about 37.00 dollars per acre annually, suggesting farmers could profit from selling stalks while maintaining soil health. Reports from Danville Alabama claim a corn stalk pulp mill pays five thousand dollars per acre and can move stalks fifteen miles profitably.
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State College
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Norbeck credited for bird refuge bill passage
Senator Peter Norbeck earns praise for pushing the Norbeck Andreson refuge bill which now becomes law establishing migratory bird refuges to protect flocks from hunting. The long campaign spanned ten years with cross party support, education efforts, and eventual signature by the president. Also noted is C. P. Sherwood of the DeSmet News named president of the South Dakota Press association for the coming year and a call for support for the Salvation Army annual fund drive in Huronia.
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Peter Norbeck
Congress
South Dakota Press Association
C. P. Sherwood
DeSmet News
Sherwood
South Dakota presses tax on installment contracts
The Sioux City Tribune argues against a South Dakota bill to tax installment buying. It notes the failed mortgage registry tax showed such levies just shift costs to buyers. The editorial says the move targets ordinary commerce, will raise prices, and mirrors past tax folly. It warns legislators overreach beyond public safety and that buyers will still pay the tax indirectly.
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Sioux City Tribune
South Dakota
Boomerang Taxes in South Dakota Legislature
Opinion pieces from Madison Leader and Sioux Falls Argus-Lender critique the Perry installment tax and Rural Credits land exemptions. They warn such taxes may be passed to buyers and argue for taxing Rural Credits lands to protect school funding and fairness. The Senate already urged a constitutional amendment to tax Rural Credits lands.
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South Dakota
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House of Representatives
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Rural Credits Department
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Rurei Credits Department
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Travisties on Politics By Walter Travie Rine Sr
A reader-voiced overview notes less calamity wailing in the current legislature than in earlier sessions. Optimism grows as conditions improve state wide while political alignments and local troubles stir some debate. The piece cites farmers taxes, widows, and various groups, with mentions of Dowdell, McNamara, Crill, and a Pierre dinner memory of J Adam Rede.
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McNamara
Severan
Louis Crill
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Minnehaha County
Two Parties in Power Drawn by State Leaders
A historical quote recalls a time when a state leader argued for strict party lines, saying there ought to be two parties with one in power, the Republicans, and one almost in. The remark reflects early tensions shaping party dynamics and governance debates.
New Enterprise Prospects Mentioned for Troquais
In Troquais on Thursday visitors from Wessington Enterprise and local officials discussed expanding local industry. A sash and door firm from an Iowa city considers relocation to serve state needs, with two firm members meeting Joe Daum and planning a new building.
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J. £. McNeil
Wessington Enterprise
Melle Salisbury
Homer
N. Y
Haren
Iowa City
Joe Daum
Drz ¥ Suga
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