209 New Laws Are In Effect Across Statewide Reforms
A long list of statutes takes effect today including tax and license changes, real estate and property sale notices clarification, school and university funding shifts, municipal and county election adjustments, and expanded regulation of professions. Notable items include new dog licensing, bonding for drunk driving, real property sale rules, agricultural tax classifications, and a two district congressional split.
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Andrew E. Lee
Vermillion
World War Memorial Building
Pierre
Como Yerk
Sioux Falls
General Fund
Cooperative Associations
State Budget Provisions And Allocations From War Era Ledger
The document outlines numerous appropriations and policy changes including funds for war veterans relief, state college repairs, Spearfish normal buildings, state sanitarium heating, state penitentiary ward, school for the deaf, and the state training school. It notes revised entrance requirements for a state museum, abolition of election registration boards, and liberalized provisions. It also mentions wildlife protections, reduced trapping licenses, bullhead seining bans, and motor vehicle fund reallocation between counties townships and the state highway department.
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Bad Lands Park
Ridgeland District 14
Carson County
Custer Park
State College
School of Mines
State Sanitarium
Brown County
Spearfish Normal
State University
Airls
Eastern Normal
Dier
Soldiers’ Compensation Board
Johpa
Paitin
Bondantain
USL
State Fair Grounds
State Penitentiary
Missouri River
State Highway Department
State Law Reforms Regulate Courts and Local Administration
Provisions set fees for clerks of court and allow municipalities to pay 85 percent of contract price before work. Overlapping terms for town trustees. Establish county courts in counties under 10 000 population with original misdemeanor jurisdiction. Disqualification of municipal court judges and transfer of cases to circuit courts in certain cases. Strengthened law on children born out of wedlock and indictments in Luminal cases. Marijuana prohibition and boundary rules unchanged for state board appointments.
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Service of
Supreme Court Commission
Ate
Child Welfare Board
Circuit Court
Bend
State Game and Fish Commission
Lipenses
Fort Pierre
Board of Finance
McCook County
Department of Agriculture
Pierre
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Harding County
State
Ben Keller
Edgemont
Deadwood
Adams Memorial Hall
Yemkton State Hospital
County Health Board
Hold Rites Today For Clarence Binger Child
Tulare July 1 Special Funeral services for the six month old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Binger farmers near Tulare were to be held at the Tulare Methodist church at 2 pm with Rev W S Van in charge. Burial would be in the Tulare cemetery. The child died after a short illness at Baldwin hospital Redfield Monday evening.
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Clarence Binger
Tulare
Baldwin Hospital
Red Gield
Tulare Methodist Church
W.S. van
Binger
Water Pumpage Heavy In Wagner On Hot Spell
Marshall Hoffman reports Wagner city uses about 100000 gallons of water daily during a hot spell. Pumps are not keeping up with demand.
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Wagner Wagner
Marshall Hoffman
Wagner
Water level in Tang falls. air pressure system may return
Consumption and the Tang water level decline daily. If cooler weather does not reduce consumption, authorities will need to redeploy the air pressure arrangement used in the wells last summer to manage the supply.
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Ninth Judicial Court Circuit
Dakota
Inguota
Hore
Hot Springs
Marcy Lee
Panama
Habicht
Flese
Sunrise
A” Hiha
Velvet
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Rayon Union Suits
Jaantzer
Se Lato
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