Exceptions Made In Certain Cases PIERRE July 1
South Dakota Attorney General Clair Reddewig upheld a tax rule on retail sales to border state patrons. In-state purchases with no interstate delivery usually avoid the tax, but deliveries crossing state lines create interstate commerce and exempt taxation. The opinion cites a constitutional clause on interstate transactions and outlines delivery and business-volume conditions.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Clair Reddewig
Imy
Sailys
Contemplated delivery affects sales tax applicability
The text analyzes when sales tax applies to merchant sales interstate and intrastate, noting delivery before or at sale and delivery made to purchaser within state or at merchant's grace. It emphasizes tax imposition in all such delivery scenarios.
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Ness
PWA Bonds of S. D. Sold Over Par
South Dakota local bonds issued for public works sold through the PWA averaged 44.77 over par per 1000, with six states higher. PWA bought 3,014,547.50 of these bonds. the RFC purchased 2,091,350 and later resold 2,376,000 at a profit of 106,085.93.
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South Dakota
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
PWA
Hail Levels Crops In Faulkton Area
Severe storm struck Faulkton and nearby areas last Sunday afternoon causing heavy crop damage. A half inch rain poured in half an hour and hail accompanied it, with strong winds blowing down several buildings along the southern county line.
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Faulkton
LeMay Family Returns Home After Frankfort Visit
Mrs. LeMay and her children from Brampton North Dakota returned home after visiting friends in Frankfort. The LeMays once lived in Frankfort where Mr LeMay taught seventh and eighth grades for two years.
Insurance Firms to Contest South Dakota Annuity Tax
Pierre officials report several insurance companies will sue to fix liability over unpaid annuity premium taxes. State Insurance Commissioner W. J. Dawson says about 24 firms owe $25,443.57 for 1936 taxes, with only three paid. The attorney general’s office has ruled the 24 percent tax applies.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
W. J. Dawson
Sioux Falls
Dawson
Attorney General’s Office
Broadway Comedy "Another Language" staged at Dakota Wesleyan
Faulkton girl cast as the D W A play staff for the midsummer production of Rose Franken’s Another Language at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell. Willard Jordan directs assisted by Dick Kelly stage manager. Committee lists include Charlotte Reed Mitchell as publicity chair and Bertha DeHeer Corsica as finance chair with a large local crew handling makeup properties and costumes.
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Mitchell
Rose Franken
Dakota Wesleyan University
Willard Jordan
Dick Kelly
Charlotte Reed
Martin
Viola Wolff
Kimball
Evelyn Crampton
Euelah Bennett
Properties
Henrietta Keuning
Corsica
Phyllis Thornby
Belle Fourche
Cleosu Goss
Plankinton
Marvin Young
Cornelius l Grand
Ruth Gelovarting
Waubay
Blanche Frad
Faulkton
Alice Churchill
Wessington Springs
Bertha DeHeer
Rural School Aide Meeting At Miller
A rural school aide meeting in Miller brought together 20 W P A library leaders from Hyde Faulk Jernald Hand and Sully counties at the city auditorium. Instruction focused on art and reference compiling for rural schools led by Gordon Canheld of Slotoc Falls and Tansy Boorman of Pierra district director of W P A L MRS. SEDARIUS SL ROCKHAM Mrs Richard Sedarius Ashton fell seriously ill from a stroke while visiting relatives and is cared for by a nurse from Watertown at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Strasburg.
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Miller Miller
Miller
City Auditorium
Hyde
Faulk
Jernald
Hand and
Sully
Chary
Gordon Canheld
Slotoc Falls
Tansy Boorman
Pierra
W. P. AL
Sedarius
Rockham
Richard Sedarius
Ashton
Watertown
Richard Strasburg
Gas Tax Refunds To Be Increased In South Dakota
Pierre July 1 The gas tax refund for gasoline not used on highways rises to three cents per gallon today as a new law takes effect The four cent tax will be fully refunded after December 31 The 1937 legislature redirected revenue to the rural credit department later restoring three fourths to the highway department and the entire revenue on June 1 1938 The rural credit department will receive aid from a two mill property levy.
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Pierre
Rural Credit Deepartment
Highway Department
Rural Credit Department
Seek Opinion On Twito Eligibility For Game And Fish Post
State Auditor Raymond Kelly asked the attorney general for an opinion on whether H. T. Twito of Watauga can legally serve on the South Dakota game and fish commission. Twito, a 1937 legislator, was appointed by Governor Jensen after the session closed to replace Frank Cundill. The issue is whether the governor violated the constitution by appointing a legislator during the term of the legislator’s election.
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Twito
Pierre
Raymond Kelly
Attorney General's Office
H. T. Twito
Watauga
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
Jensen
Game and Fish Commission
Frank [Cundill
Firesteel
State
Fort Sisseton Reforestation Extends to July 15
Restoration of Fort Sisseton in Marshall county continues at least until July 15 per a telegram to Ben Strool from Senator W. J. Bulow and Herbert E. Hitchcock. The project employs 152 homeless men and aims to restore the fort to its 1864 state. Next steps depend on National Park Service funding allocations.
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Ft. Sisseton
Pierre
Fort Sisseton
Marshall County
Ben Strool
School and Public Lands
W. J. Bulow
Herbert E. Hitchcock
National Park Service
Omaha
Daily Bible School Closes At Rockwood
Rockwood community center closed a successful daily vacation Bible school as 31 of 38 enrollees demonstrated work. Three teachers Thelma Baxter Marie Heinemann and Les lie Pippert led the program. enrollment set a local record.
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Daily Bible
Rockwood
Hitchcock
Rockwood Community Center
Thelma Baxter
Marie Heinemann
Leslie Pippert
Mason City
Ill
Faulkton Elevator Stockholders Meet
The Faulkton Farmers Elevator Company held its annual meeting at the Legion hall with a stockholders dinner. Net operating profit was 8996.85, dividends totaled 7274.75, and profits were pro rated. Directors elected included R T Morrow and Edwin Haselhorst. Burke declined reelection.
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Faulkton
Faulkton Farmers Elevator Company
Legion Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregations
Legion
FY. Burke
R. T. Morrow
Edwin Haselhorst
Stociholders
Ed. de. Meisseman
Albert H. Hansen
Leo Barrett
Micheapolis
X. H. Bottum
Anton Selting
W. J. Jacobs
Ed de Meisseman
Faulkfon
Jensen Names Three Members Brand Board
Governor Jensen named the three members of the new South Dakota Brand Board which will replace the secretary of agriculture as administrator of the slave laws governing branding of livestock. Mert Fowler of Belle Fourche is appointed until January 1939, Miss Queens Stewart of Buffalo Gap to January 1941, and E G Wilkinson of Milesville to January 1943. Board members receive 58 dollars daily plus expenses for official meetings.
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Merre
Jensen
New South Dakota Brand Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Mert Fowler
Belle Fourche
Queens Stewart
Buffalo Gap
E.G Wilkinson
Milesville
LaBresches Take Benita Ann to Mayo Clinic
Mr and Mrs Guy LaBresche left early Tuesday by car for Rochester Minnesota with their daughter Benita Ann for examination at the Mayo Clinic.
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Bresche
Rochester
Forestborg
Guy LaBresche
Minn
Benita Ann
Mayo Clinic
Names Personnel Of New Agency In South Dakota
Pierre July 1 Attorney General Claix Roddewig announced the state s new law enforcement agency as a division of the attorney general s office. Ellsworth Evans will lead the agency with Gordon and McCoy directing investigation and identification tasks. Four agents were named E M McMullen Rapid City Tom Collings Elk Point Tom Callan Mitchell and August Schumacher Pierre with a possible sixth at Aberdeen or Watertown. Evans will attend a three month FBI school in Washington and the 1947 legislature budgeted 30000 for law enforcement Activities.
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Roddewig
Old Department
E. M. McMullen
Rapid City
Tom Collings
Elk Point
Tom Callan
Mitchell
August Schumacher
Pierre
Aberdeen
Watertown
Geners
Evans
Washington
Federal Bureau For Investigation
Attorney General
Chase Children Return to Frankfort Home
Arthur Melba and Joan Chase arrived home in Frankfort after spending the school year with relatives in Georgia and Florida. They were accompanied by their aunt Miss Edith Chase who will visit at the home of her brother HYA Chase.
Section of Road Links 14 Feet
Repair work began Wednesday on the Bad River road six miles southwest of Fort Pierre after a cave in deepened to one foot Sunday night. A 14 foot hole opened as about four feet of the road settled, leaving straight walls 5 to 14 feet high. The cave in’s cause is undetermined. Traffic rerouted through a field during repairs.
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Plerre
Fort Pierre
Andrew Norstad
Highway Commission
Live Wire Club Meets At Allens Rockham
The Linn Township Live Wire Club met at the home of Mrs. Tew Stapp with seventeen members present. Members gave brief health, surplus and manners reports. Lunch was provided by the committee. The next meeting is planned for Friday July 9 at Avis Darlene Hogan’s home.
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Live Wire Club
Allens Rockham
Thu Linn Township
Tew Stapp
Club Teader
Avis Darlene Hogan
Wane
Frankfort Children's Day Observed At Methodist Church
Frankfort observed Children day with exercises after Sunday service at the Methodist Church. Primary department songs violin solo by Rewsell Leonard accompanied the program and featured readings and recitations.
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Frankfort
Methodist
Reysell Leonard
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