Danielson urges plan to shift South Dakota motor tax burden
Pierre January 2. B R Danielson assistant secretary of state outlines a plan to divert 30 percent of motor vehicle license fees to county general funds to relieve property tax burdens. He proposes raising the gasoline tax one cent and transferring state board functions to constitutional officers to cut costs and curb unnecessary government activities.
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Danielson
South Dakota
Secretary of State
State Highway Department
Perkins County Relics At S D U Museum In Vermillion
In Vermillion on January 28, W H Over curator of the University of South Dakota museum reported Perkins County relics key to ancient forests. A 370 year growth marked by multiple wood rings shows six years drought. pieces found near Guammen's park include petrified wood and a cone located about 1910.
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Perkins County
S.D.U. Museum
University of South Dakota Museum
W. H. Over
University Museum
Guammen’s Park
Doland Fire Damage Prompts Redevelopment Plan
E Pape of Lemmon, owner of the opera house building damaged by fire, visited Doland last week to assess losses and settle with insurers. The structure will be redecorated and the Gilson cafe portion on the lower floor will be replastered.
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Doland
E. Pape
Lemmon
Opera House
Gilson Cafe
Palace Theatre
B. J. Vanderby
John Bloom
Nyman
Brookings
Emerald Oil advertised for neuritis relief
An ad promotes Emerald Oil as the best treatment for neuritis pain, claiming its warmth penetrates to the pain seat without leaving a greasy residue. The copy emphasizes easy use any hour and denies greasiness or staining on skin.
Pheasants Feed Revealed In University Museum
Vermillion report notes a pheasant shot by game warden O. Bailey had a crop filled with Russian thistle seeds. W.H. Over says birds subsisted on weed seeds and would starve only with severe cold. Cold weather could push birds to starve and freeze.
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O. BR. Bailey
University of South Dakota
W. H. Over
University of South Dakota Second Semester Registration
University of South Dakota will register new students entering the second semester on Saturday. Returning students are being registered this week. A late registration fee of two dollars applies to old students after Saturday. New students face the fee after February 6. Projections indicate enrollments similar to last year.
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University
University of South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
Rew
Frankenfeld
Farmers urged to organize for square deal in agriculture
H B Test of Frederick, president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation, told farmers in Bell Fourche that organization is essential to obtain equality for farming. He spoke at Rapid City and Spearfish and planned to address Hot Springs next, saying farm prosperity sustains broader regional wealth. The Farm Bureau leader stressed that only through unity can farmers secure benefits for themselves and others in agricultural districts nationwide.
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Bells Faourche
H. B. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Test
Rapid City
Spearfish
Hot Springs
Farm Bureau
South Dakota
Amefia
East
Test ‘Ales
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Musolf and Company
Pierre January 24 articles of incorporation filed for Musolf and Company to operate a central retail merchandise business at Yale Beadle County capitalized at 25000. Incorporators named Reinhold Pautz Caroline Pautz and Caroline Porter all of Yale.
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Pierre
Jan
Musolf and Company
Yale
Beadle County
Reinhold Pautz
Caroline Pautz
Caroline Porter
Yaie
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