Rounds Answers Questions On His Proposed Gross Transactions Tax
Kadoka leader H M Rounds, a main advocate of a gross receipts tax in South Dakota, outlines the plan to replace existing taxes with a 2 percent Class A levy and 0.25 percent Class B tax, plus a $1000 per capita tax, monthly or quarterly filings, and a nine-member State Finance Commission to oversee revenue apportionment and taxation reform.
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H. MN. Rounds
Kadoka
South Dakota
Rounds
Sieie Finance Commission
State Finance Commission
State Tax Commission
Finance Commission
Lester
England
Syria
Black Hills
West River
South
Dakota
Toea
Kingsbury Board Cuts Wages Reductions in County Office
DESMET Jan 16 Special Economies were made in Kingsbury county offices for the coming year clerks limited to ten months work at 61 deputies reduced from 85 to 80 a month the janitor to 70 a month E L Rice retained as highway superintendent two more years with reduced pay and expense The board after reorganizing lists F H Van Tassel Ban creit their man Miller Jensen Arlington H O Fritzel De Smet A D Smith Mathews township William Brennan Lake Preston the last named a new member A 100 reward for chicken thieves was cut to 25 for future cases
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F. H. van Tassel
Bancreit
Theirman
Miller Jensen
Arlington
Fritzel
Berry Budget Figures Given
Gov Tom Berry proposes a total of 5 878 422 for the next two fiscal years with comparisons to Green and current appropriations. The report lists department totals and shows changes from the prior biennium and former governor’s recommendations. Bryant State Bank annual meeting reports healthy reserve and re elects directors with Hestad president Temte vice president Jacobson cashier. Shower for Bride Carpenter notes gifts and luncheon. Mrs Lillian McNaughton fractures arm in two places after a fall in Swoonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Tom Berry
Warren E. Green
Bryant Bank
Bryant
Bryant State Bank
B. U. Hested
H. G. Temte
Jas, Erickson
Nels N. Brekke
Frank Richardson
AW. Guse
I. A. Jacobson
Hestad
Temte
L A. Jacobson
Halligan
Agnes Arneson
Teller
Candidates Chosen for University of South Dakota Cadet Colonel
Honorary colonel candidates announced by Captain S G Hackman at the University of South Dakota. Lela Kirkpatrick Lucile Quirk Imogene Baker Katherine Copeland Frances Cappert Lucile Thompson Agnes Schmidt Enid Shouse are eight chosen by senior ROTC cadets. winner to be chosen by whole unit and wear red and white uniform at the annual military ball.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
S. G. Hackman
Lela Kirkpatrick
Sioux Falls
Lucile Quirk
Highmere
Imogene Baker
Katherine Copeland
Frances Cappert
Lucile Thompson
Agnes Schmidt
Castlewood
Enid Shouse
Plankington
Yankton College Women’s Glee Club Chosen
Yankton college coeds selected by director Miss Florence J. Babcock for the 1833 women’s glee club after tryouts with over forty competitors. Soloists include Grace Barada Vera Nypop and Vera Means among others. choristers listed by voice part. Plans hint at Nebraska Iowa tour this year. past itineraries include North Dakota and the Twin Cities.
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Yank Wun
Yankton College
Florence J. Babcock
Grace Barada
Platte
Verita Nypop
Neligh
Nebr
Vera Means
Yankton
Mabie Vinatieri
Lefone Snyder
White River
Soprand
Five Enter Yankton Oratorical Contest
Five contestants have entered the Yankton college peace oratorical contest to decide who represents Yankton in the February state meet in Madison. Participants are James Howell Albion Nebraska Peter Mahr Spencer Nebraska Gertrude Gantz Rapid City Bernard Daniels Yankton Allison Denham Wessington Springs. First prize at the state event is $60 with $4 for second.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Madison
James Howell
Albion
Neb
Peter Mahr
Spencer, Neb
Gertrude Gantz
Rapid City
Bernard Daniels
Yanktos
Allison Denham
Wessington Springs
Arthur Scholten
Si¢G Wor
Court to Hear Motion for Temporary Injunction
The hearing will be held January 23 in the federal court room here. The gas company will seek a temporary injunction at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellerae Ane Ceaiaariee Pet
Federal
Gas Company
Will
Ank
Brookings Doctor Appeals To Farmers For Corn Payments
A Brookings physician offers to accept corn as repayment for farmer debts, pegging value at seven cents per bushel. Farmers respond by delivering large quantities as the doctor furnishes his home with furnace fuel this winter.
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Brookings
Lindquist Anniversary Dinner Near Cavour
Mr and Mrs Loyd Lindquist and son Verne were entertained at dinner in Cavour on January 10 by O Lindquist to celebrate the 16th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lindquist who reside four miles northeast of Cavour.
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Cavour
O. Lindquist
Loyd Lindquist
Verne
Lloyd Lindquist
Deer Elk Kill Drops in Black Hills Opening Season
Pierre January 16 The kill of deer and elk in the Black Hills during the opening hunting season last November was considerably below 1931 figures. Incomplete returns show 429 deer and 28 elk were secured by hunters versus 464 deer and 44 elk in 1931. Final license totals await March 1 dep wardens reports. The game and fish commission declined to change the open season dates, deeming a shift to November 1 to 3 inadvisable to avoid rutting disturbance and to align with Wyoming and South Dakota regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Black Hills
C. H. Fohnson
State- Zone and Fish Department
Johnson
Game and Fish Commission
Wyoming
South Dakota
Resignation Ends Near 25-Year Deanship at De Smet Congregational
Mrs. W. M. Robinson of De Smet relinquishes the 25 year Sunday school superintendent post as the Congregational church begins a new year. She recalls long service with the primary department and notes teaching dates extend beyond the church’s 22 years. The annual meeting outlines restrained budgets for all departments and the pastor, W. C., enters his fifth year.
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G. FE. Maiery
W. C
Plan Double Cast For College Play Hedda Gabler at Yankton
Yankton college plans a double cast for Hedda Gabler as the culmination of National Drama Week. The March 2 production, sponsored by Delta chapter of Theta Alpha Phi, will compare two casts with separate performers. Casts feature George Tesman Frank Pearson Hedda Tesmen Gwyneth Roe Elizabeth Daniels Miss Jidiang Tesman Mary Jane Springer Gertrude Gentz and more, with a mix of Yankton Sioux Falls and nearby actors.
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Yankton
Jon
Yankton College Dramatic Circles
Henvil Ibson
Hedda Gabler
Delta Chapter
Theta Alpha Phi
George Tesman
Frank Pearson
Webster
Jana John Stayton
Custer
Hedda Tesmen
Gwyneth Roe
Sioux Falls
Elizabeth Daniels
Lyberg
Dow
Thea Elsted
Theo
Lovberg
Ask Dismissal Of Grain Rate Probe
South Dakota railroad commission urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny a dismissal motion in the general grain rate investigation. The commission argued current high freight rates burden grain products more than ever, citing world markets and past injunctions, while noting rates were reduced earlier but reversed by court action.
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Railroad Commission
D. L. Kelley
Interssile Commerce Commission
South Dakota
Chicago Board of Trade
Allroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Swas
Installation of Woonsocket Lodge Officers
Woonsocket January 16 special report Royal Neighbor lodge installed officers led by installing officer Mrs. Hattie Webb and ceremonial manager Mrs. Mayme Collingon. Named officers include Oracle Mattie P Webster past oracle Maude Richards vice-oracle Emma Marsh chancellor Anna Luddington recorder Myrtle Kissler receiver Margaret Monroe marshal Hannah Storr assistant marshal Rosel Schoesler inner sentinel Mina Thomas outer sentinel Dora Kappel musical Hattie Webb captain of the degree star Myrtle Kissler flag bearer Jessie Webster Faith Mary Parquet modesty Pania Socerbur endurance Lida Happe unselfishness Mable Beigh courage Jennie Weir manager John Whiting refreshments served by committee.
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Woonsocket Lodge
Woonsocket
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Hattie Webb
Mayme Collingon
Oracle
Mattie P. Webster
Maude Richards
Emma Marsh
Anna, Luddington
Myrtle Kissler
Margaret Monroe
Hannah Storr
Rosel Schoesler
Inner Sentinel
Mina Thomas
Outer “Sentinel
Dora Kappel
Jessie Webster
Faith
Mary Parquet
Pannia Socebur
Lida Happe
Mable Beigh
Courage
Jennie Weir
John Whiting
Cause of Stomach Gas Removed
Doctors at Guy's Hospital London find most stomach and bowel trouble stems from intestinal stasis caused by lack of proper exercise and fresh food. Four out of five suffer. slow waste movement leads to fermentation and gas. Adlerika is advertised as a gentle cleansing remedy claimed to remove old matter, improve bowel activity, and ease indigestion and headaches.
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Guy’s Hospital
London
Adierica
Lerika
Adierika
Bree
Dept
S. Wabasha
St. Paul
Minu
Buren
Staff Drug Co
Gettysburg Forms Local Service Club Replacing Kiwanis
Gettysburg, Jan 1 Speciel After operating since 1928 the Gettysburg Kiwanis club was disbanded at the last meeting and the Gettysburg Service club a purely local organization was formed in its place Joe Abourezk president of the new club will retain the Kiwanis presidency Rev C D Bullsch secretary will also hold that office Former Kiwanis members keep their membership in the new organization which will operate locally instead of under Kiwanis International dues reduced from 7 30 to 5 0 and the club aims to be fully representative of the community to promote constructive projects without national dues.
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Gettysburg
Speciel
Gettysburg Kiwanislub
Gettysburg Service Club
Lumoute
Joe Abourezk
Abourezk
Kiwanis Club
Rev
C. D. Bullsch
Uver
Nest
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Olson to Represent South Dakota at National Defense Conference
Christine Olson of Kot Springs will represent the South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary at the eighth Women’s Patriotic Conference on National Defense in Washington. The event runs January 3 4 and February 1 with delegates from every state. Olson chairs the department committee on national defense and is a national executive committeewoman for South Dakota. About 40 women’s patriotic organizations will participate in the three day conference sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Olson
S. D. Indianapolis
Ind
Kot Springs
South Dakota
American Legion Awrutasy
Royal Neighbors Seat Officers at Cavour
Royal Neighbors at Cavour installed officers including chancellor Jean Marlins, Johnson marshal Ida Arnold sentinel, and manager in charge. reports of the judge were approved as good, with entries made. The lodge resumes duties in the community with high credit value as one of the strongest in the section.
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Cavour
Tolly
Viel
Jean Marlins
Tohnson
Ida Arnold
Sentinel
Youth sentenced to two years in Leavenworth
Richard Rice, 19, of Timber Lake, was sentenced by Judge A Lee Wyman in Sioux Falls federal court to two years in Leavenworth penitentiary for using the mails to defraud mail order houses. Rice had pleaded guilty to the charges.
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Timber Lake
Leavenworth
Sioux Falls
Jen
Richard Rice
Tip Jike
A. Lee Wyman
Rice
Policy offers one cent daily for up to $100 monthly
The Possish Life & Casualty Insurance of Dierks Building, Kansas City, MO, promotes an accident policy promising up to $100 monthly for disability for up to 24 months and $1,000 for deaths. Over 150,000 have bought it. Open to men, women, and children. No money needed to send. mail name, address, age, beneficiary and relation for a free 10 day inspection policy. no medical exam.
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Possish Life & Casualty Insurance
Dierks
Kansas City
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