Compromise Hinted In Homestead Exemption Debate In State
Lawmakers debate the governor’s tax plan as homestead exemption advocates press for a one cent sales tax cut funded by a new property tax replacement fund. Berry argues the fund would return revenue to counties while preserving local property relief, while administration leaders fault the proposals as flawed and partial. Diverse views emerge on retaining the net income tax and the scope of sales tax reductions.
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Bushfield
Homestead
E. ¥. Berry
McLaughlin
Guy Harding
Pierre
Berry
Sioux Grigsby
Sioux Falls
E. L. Stavig
Rosholt
John K. Duncan
Flandreau
Carl E. Anderson
Henry
Arthur Fanebust
Tax repeal debate on federal taxation authority
The quote argues that taxes should be repealed as an intrusion into the federal field of taxation. It contends the federal government must raise defense revenue, framing tax powers as essential to national defense funding.
Poultry Clinic to Answer Raisers Friday in Huron
Poultry raisers ask how to raise birds for meat and eggs and to keep flocks healthy. Veterinarian Leonard Sion and extension poultry man Ralph Mer—naugh will answer questions at a poultry clinic in the Farmers Room of the courthouse in Huron Friday January 31 starting at 10 o'clock. All poultry raisers are invited.
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Leonardsion
Ralph Mernaugh
Huron
Highmore Man Suffering Heart Ailment At Home
Philip Wakey, aged resident of Highmore, is at his home suffering from a heart ailment. His brother in law C. L. Ford of Watertown arrived last Sunday and his brother L. D. Wakey and wife came from Brookings on Tuesday.
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Highmore
Philip Wakey
C. L. Ford
Watertown
L. D. Wakey
Brookings
Patience Needed In Raising Grass in South Dakota
County agent Leonard Ladd urges farmers to be patient as stands of grass take years to mature, noting germination delays from drought and moisture gaps. He cites Tillman Lappegaard near Alcester whose 15 acre plot sprouted after two years, then thickened through seed head maturation and natural reseeding.
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Ladd
South Dakota
Leonard L. Ladd
Alate
Mr. Ladd
Tillman Lappegaard
Alcester
Scs-Ccc
Alcester. Mr. Lappegaard
Lincoln County Soil Conservation
Aberdeen Man Is Chosen Chairman
Giles W. Anderson of Aberdeen was named chairman of the South Dakota unemployment compensation commission at a reorganization meeting. He succeeds J. W. Kaye as vice-chairman, with Mrs. Edith Collins as secretary. Eugene F. Jorgensen was named director of the state employment service division, succeeding Ned McDonald. Jorgensen, a former school administrator, becomes teachers placement chief, with J. A. Motumby taking the placement post.
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G. W. Anderson
Aberdeen
Giles W. Anderson
South Dakota
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Anderson
J. W. Kaye
Edith Collins
Eugene F. Jorgensen
State Employment Service Division
UCC
Ned McDonald
U. S. Employment Service
Washington, D.C
South
North Dakota
Employment Service
J. A. Motumby
Willow Lake Schools
Dieted Carefully But All In Vain
Mr. Carl Brown of Grand Island Nebraska reports a stubborn constipation and severe body pains worsened by bloating and poor digestion. He credits KruGon with removing impurities and relieving discomfort after tried diets failed and digestion improved.
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Carl Brown
West Fourth St
Grand Island
Nebraska
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