Income Tax Collecting Machinery Is Put In Motion In South Dakota
Pierre Jan 2 F Machinery for the collection of the first payment under South Dakota's new net income tax was put in operation today. Director W C Welsh issued preliminary regulations and called field men for a conference to interpret the measure and guide duties. Returns for the last six months of 1959 are due by March 31. Rates range from 1 to 8 percent with exemptions. Taxable income includes wages, salaries, and investment profits, with certain deductions. nonresidents taxed on income from SD sources. Some filers exempt under thresholds but most individuals, corporations, and fiduciaries must file.
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South Dakota
Pierre
W. C. Welsh
Heldman
Walsh
Mufsle
Play Tournament Held In Gettysburg For One-Act Plays
Gettysburg hosts Rural Adult One-Act Play tournament on January 17 with five entries from Community Center Lebanon Haven Springs Tolstoy and Gettysburg. Tolstoy club wins with This Way Out and advances to district in Aberdeen January 25. Judges include Mrs. F Stuart McDaniel Blunt Mrs Emiles Parker Guida and Mrs G W Bishop Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
County Executive Board of Extension Clubs
Daisy
Community Center Club
Blic Blanket Club
Lebanon
Elmer
Haven
Springs Community Club
Tolstoy
Gettesburg
Tolstoy Club
Aberdeen
F. Stuart McDaniel
Blunt
Emilies Parker
Guida
G. W. Bishop
Springs Girl Weds Weslington in Minnesota Notes
Miss Alice Kiefer of Minneapolis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kieffer, marries Ralph Hiram Perkins of Sioux Falls on January 10 in Springs. She is a Wessington Springs High School and Monkton College alumna, a soloist with Dick Long's orchestra, heard on WCCO. Perkins, a graduate of Augustana College, studied at Northwestern University and works for International Harvester in Minneapolis.
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Springs
Weslington
Alice Kiefer
Minneapolis
Paul, Kieffer
Ralph Hiram Perkins
Edwin L.perkins
Sioux Falls
Peris
Wessington
Monkton College
Dick Long
WCCO
Mr. Perkins
Augustana College
Mouthwestern University
Chicago
International Yarvester — Company
Youth Employment Grows in South Dakota Programs
Pierre January 20 South Dakota Youth administration reports about 1260 certified youths ages 16 to 25 employed on state projects and 3600 students in school are in part time jobs under the program Director John Erwin notes strong civic support but slow national service registration urging youths to register promptly.
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Pierre
South Dakotas
National Employment Service
Use AAA Funds To Keep Agent Attorney General Tells Union County Officials
Union county officials were advised by the attorney general that AAA derived funds from fines and crop surpluses may be used to maintain the county agricultural agent. The guidance follows a Supreme Court ruling and notes several hundred bushels of corn and about $400 in fines collected in Union county. The county commissioners sought opinion on disposal of the corn and revenue use.
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AAA
Union County
Pierre
Union
Attorney General’s Office
Supreme Court
County Aaa Board
Manry
Kopperud Named for Lake Preston County Auditor
Kingsbury politics show signs of activity as Arthur Kopperud a Republican from Lake Preston announces his bid for county auditor. Rumors hint many nominees may seek county offices with several names emerging for the sheriff post though the current incumbent may seek another term.
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Kingsbury
Lake Preston
Arthur Kopperud
Republcan
Ogrees
Installation Rites At Fedora Lodge Ceremony
Fedora Jan 20 Special The Fedora Rebekah lodge held an impressive installation at the I C C F Shall with Lottie Gilbrough deputy and Mabel Christenson as marshal. An unusually large attendance witnessed the service as Mrs Everal Zimmerman heads the lodge this year with Fama Green as vice grand and Blanche O Neill as secretary. Appointive officers included 45 fellows such as Warden Mini Hyland conductor Mabel Christenson and other officers with Ruth Cory Lulu Banks Ida Claire and Elizbeth Walters among those installed.
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Fedora Fedora
Fedora Rebekah Lodge
Lottie Gilbrough
Mabel Christenson
Everal Zimmerman
Fama Green
Blanche O'Niel
Mabel Zimmermans
Mini Hyland
R. SN
G. Zilla Fox
Elizabeth Walters
Mabel Webb
Bertha Hylland
Mary Banks
Ruth Cory
Inside Guardian
Lulu Banks
Outside Guardian
Ida.Clarie
Whist Party at Ed Bitterman Home in Wayland
A special whist party at the Ed Bitterman home in Wayland Friday night saw Irma Letsche and Tohr Halen win high scores. Mrs Halen and Mr Letsche shared low scores. A stormy attendance led to lunch served by the hostess at the close.
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Wayland
Ed Bitterman
Irma Letsche
Tohr Halen
Mra
Seek New Ruling In Recall Fight
Sioux Falls recall backers appealed to the South Dakota supreme court after a circuit court decision by Judge Wall. The action sought to compel City Auditor Andrew Norstad to approve a recall petition with 3117 names, more than the 2114 required, but the court ruled Norstad could not be forced to correct the errors. Odean Higled, attorney for the recall supporters, filed the notice of appeal.
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Sioux Falls
A. N. Graft
South Dakota Supreme Court
J. Wall
Odean Higled
Norstad
Book on Life of Chinese by Dr. Alice Brethorst
MITCHELL Jan 21 After seventeen years as a teacher in China Dr Alice Brethorst Professor of Education at Dakota Wesleyan University is writing a book with sketches of Chinese life drawn from many experiences and useful information. Conditions before western civilization are shown as they existed.
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Mitchell
China
Alice Brethorst
Dakota Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Drakela Club Wins In Kingsbury County Play Tournament
In the second annual Kingsbury county one act play tournament at the opera house, the Drakela Community club won first with Sod. Denver Dramatic club of Hetland took second with A Bargain's a Bargain. Other entrants were the Working Makers of Lake Preston with Ain't Women Wonderful and the Willing Workers of Arlington with Neighbors. Brakola club to represent the county in the district tournament at Brookings February 20. Orville Upland coached the play with Evelyn and Margaret Brown Milton Sasha and Vernon Smith in acting. Judges were A. A. Coulson G. Archer of Lake Preston and Mr. Curtis of Oldham. High school band provided music.
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Drakela Club
Lake Freston
Kingsbury ‘County
Opera House
Drakela Community Club
Denver Dramatic Club of
Hetland
Ing Workers
Lake Preston
Arlington
Brakola Club
Brookings
Orville Upland
King
Evelyn and
Margaret
Brown
Milton Sasha
Vernon Smith
A. A. Coulson
G. Archer
Mr. Curtis
Oldham
Burdette Home Extension Club Demonstrates Short Cuts in Baking
The Burdette home extension club met Friday at Mrs. Mabel Eads home. Mrs. Laura Marshall led a baking demonstration with roils buns and cake. Mrs. Nettie Perkins spoke on buying cereals wisely and on a book report. Twelve members and eight visitors attended. hot lunch was served. Next meeting with Mrs. Eleanor Hilkemeier set for Feb. 20.
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Burdette Home Extension Club
Mabel Eads
Laura Marshall
Nettie Perkins
Manchester School to Organize Glee Club This Week
A high school glee club will be organized at Manchester school this week. The school board secured Mrs. J S McClenahan to instruct on two afternoons per week. She is an accomplished musician with years of teaching experience.
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Glee Club
Manchester
J/ S. McClenahan
Saturday Mishaps Highlight Car Accidents in 1935
Pierre January report from the state motor vehicle department shows 1 070 accidents causing 133 deaths and 1 022 injuries across the state in 1935. Saturday had the highest frequency, followed by Sunday, with 631 incidents outside city limits and 440 inside. Most drivers involved were aged 30 to 49, and most crashes occurred in clear, dry weather. Carelessness and inattention caused 107 mishaps, with obstructed view next at 104. Sixty-one percent involved two or more vehicles. 139 were non collision. Common causes included skidding 84, excessive speed 69, right of way violations 68, intoxication 67, driving on the wrong side 62, and defective lights 59. Fourteen were listed as unavoidable.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Motor Vehicle Department
Former Black Hills Publisher Dies in Los Angeles
Major W. H. Stanley, longtime South Dakota figure, died in Los Angeles Friday night. He came to the state in 1879, published the Hot Springs Star in 1887, served as secretary of the state railway commission, and for 19 years was treasurer of Battle Mountain sanitarium. He moved to California seven years ago for health reasons. Surviving are his widow, a son Col. Stuart Stanley of Washington, and several siblings including J. A. Stanley, publisher of Lead Call.
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Black Hills
W. H. Stanley
South Dakota
Los Angeles
Major Stanley
Hot Springs
Star
State Railway Commission
Battle Mountain
California
Col
Stuart Stanley
Washington
J. AL Stanley
The
Lead Call
Snow Blankets Turton Area After Storms
Turton reports a heavy snow event with eight inches total and two inches more since Wednesday. The zero degree temperatures and north wind closed side roads and slowed traffic, but a sunny Saturday allowed some reopening. Farmers, hopeful for the next growing season, arrive with cautious optimism.
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Turton
Stork Comes To Lift Population In Lake Preston
Lake Preston grows in population as five births mark the new year start. The city eyes Arlington as Kingsbury county’s largest, hoping the recent birth surge signals growth after a lull.
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Stork
Lake Preston
Arlington
Kingsbury County
Hitchcock To Have Community Church Night Program
Hitchcock Jan 20 Special A community church night program at M E church Wednesday at 8 pm invites public. Music solo chorus quartet and recitations. Includes radio style Major Bowes impersonation with lunch of pie and coffee after. Mrs Nevin J Platt acts as announcer. Program and lunch committees named.
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Hitchcock
M. E
Major Bowes
Nevin J. Platt
T. E. Sutter
James Voorhees
Hugo Meyer
S.A Payne
George Armstrong
Fred Kuystemeyer
Install Officers Shine At Royal Neighbors Lodge
Hitchcock January 20 Special The Royal Neighbors lodge installed officers in the hall with sparse attendance. Installing officer Mrs A F Steinhouser led proceedings. New officers include Almeda Rodman Ornele Hilda Gross vice-ornele Manda i Price chancellor Mabel Payne record jar Sarah Dickson receiver Ann Gordon marshal Leota Mortimer assistant Marshal Ada Chalet Elsie Mortimer sentinel Serving committee was Ifilda Gross and Mabel Payne. Next lodge meeting set for Ann Gordon home January 23.
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Hitchcock
Royal Neighbors
A. F. Steinhouser
Almeda Rodman
Hilda Gross
Manda i
Price
Mabel Payne
Sarah Dickson
Ann Goredon
Leota Mortimer
Ada Chalet
Elsie Mortimer
Ifilda ‘Gross
Ann Gordon
Farmers Union Proposes Six Point Reform Agenda
Sioux Falls report on a six point plan from the South Dakota Farmers Union calling for abolition of the state department of justice broader sheriff powers repeal of the sales tax non party primary social security measures and a graduated land tax The program announced by Gordon Stout state secretary follows a Mitchell conference and may be taken to gubernatorial and legislative candidates for endorsement Also announced is a resolution to recognize the farm labor progressive association conference at Huron on February 4 with possible third party discussion in 1936
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Sioux Falls
State Department of Justice
South Dakota
Gordon Stout
Farmers Union Legislative Committee
Mitchell
Stout
Farmers Union
Yankton
Mitchell i
Farm Labor Progressive Association
Huron
State Association
Edwin Welch
Madison
Speech Competition Opens At S. D. State
BROOKINGS Jan 20 Ex temp oraneous speech students at State college begin a three day contest to select the outstanding speaker from four colleges. Prof George McCarty directs. Demonstration events start with each class drawing subjects and speaking in the evening. Contests for lower classes Tuesday night with juniors first then sophomores and freshmen. The Anal contest occurs two weeks later during assembly hour Thursday morning. Local prize is $10 and state prize a silver Loving cup.
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Brookings
State College
George McCarty
Tulare Junior Class Party at Miss Elvira's Home
Members of the Tulare high school's junior class enjoyed a Friday evening party at Miss Elvira's home. Games and music provided the entertainment while luncheon was served.
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Tulare
Tulare High School
Elvira
Luneh
Sarved
Postal Life policy offers 100 dollar monthly benefit
The Postal Life policy from Gaguoley Siadeanes Co of Kansas City Missouri provides up to 100 dollars per month for 24 months on total disability and 5000 dollars for death costs. It requires no medical exam, costs 33.50 yearly, and invites men women and children to apply by sending name address age and relationship details for free inspection within 10 days. Over 150000 have already bought this policy and the offer is limited with mail only.
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Gaguoley Siadeanes Co
Postal Life
Kansas City
Ady
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