Tax conference urges four ideas to cut South Dakota taxes
The South Dakota tax conference reports four main suggestions to ease oppressive taxation. It calls for new revenue sources to cut local taxes, simplified local government accounting, and equitable taxation of bank shares, aiming to reduce rising burdens on farms and industry while reforming administration and budgeting.
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PLOM Second Course On Air Broadcast From Brookings
The second college of the air correspondence course led by Dr. H L Youtz will be broadcast by KFDY from South Dakota State College starting January 8 at 7 50 p m The health course spans eight lectures with post broadcast questions and a diploma from KTDY for those completing it Alan Dailey assists in journalism related courses for 4 H club members and rural newspaper correspondents at State College A broader course on child care has attracted many applicants and expands the radio education program through State College lecturers and officials. Dr Youtz a long time Hygiene professor at State College studied medicine at Johns Hopkins and served in the U S medical service during his career.
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South Dakota
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South Dakota State College Gets Strong Engineering Hiring Interest
Brookings January 4. Dean Crothery reports growing demand for SDSC engineers. General Electric offers six senior electrical graduates from the college, with names listed. A civil engineer with highway experience is suggested for a South Dakota post as many grads return home. Other firms show early January interest and expected February hires.
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H. M. Crothery
South Dakota
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State College
Prairies
General Electric
An Easy Way to Lose Fat Revealed in Tablets
A prescription tablet method claims to combat fat by delivering a natural element used to turn food into energy. Discovered by researchers, the formula has been sold for two decades with millions of boxes claiming new beauty and vitality. Four tablets daily at $1 each are suggested to produce changes.
Two simple health rules to fend off influenza
Keep your system in top condition and protect nose and throat with two common-sense steps. Do not panic. follow simple daily precautions without heavy medicines. Physicians advise against laxatives during epidemics. Nujol is promoted as a safe laxative. Then use Mistol to guard the nose and throat.
Doctor endorses Mistel to guard airways against germs
Dr David urges daily Mistel use to cleanse the nose and throat and prevent influenza. He recommends a morning and evening routine, with a special dropper, and notes Mistel clears the head, soothes membranes, and aids throat irritation. He pairs Mistel with Nujol as a twofold safeguard.
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