Tax Conference To Resume Work In South Dakota
Wheels of the South Dakota Volunteer Tax conference will be set in motion next week on a taxation reform movement culminating in recommendations to the state legislature in 1933. Four research committees will be activated, with a Huron meeting Tuesday to assign duties.
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South Dakota
Huron
Rov L. Emry
W. C. Rempter
Parkston
Tost
Fredick
Crowder
Elk Point
John
Lindsey
Michell
Tovernment
J. G. Hutton
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
South Dakota Dental Society
Scott Dakota Telephone Assoc! Federation of Business and Professional Women
South Dakota State Medical Association
Presbyterians to Meet at Huron College Conference Leaders Expected
Seventy five Presbyterian young people from South Dakota are to attend the annual summer conference at Huron college July 11 to 12. Conference director will be Rev. P. Hewison Pollock of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian church Minneapolis. Instructors include Rev. F. B. Helsman Rev. V. A. Woodworth Mrs. C. N. McManus Rev. Norman Nygaard Rev. J. Henry Irwin Mrs. V. A. Woodworth Mrs. J. Henry Irwin and Rev. L. B. Harmon. Program runs 8:20am to 10:15pm.
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South Dakota
Huron College
P. Hewison Pollock
Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Mr. Pollock
F. B. Helsman
Brookings
V. A. Woodworth
Platte
C. N. McManus
Mitchell
Norman Nygaard
Albert Lea
Minn
J. Henry Irwin
Britton
L. B. Harmon
de. Harmon
Summer school students plan James River picnic at Huron College
Seventy five summer school students and faculty members at Huron College picnicked along the James River after the 5 o clock departure. Swimming games and sports followed a dinner arranged by Professors George Bell RB J Moulton and their wives.
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Huron College
James River
George Bell
RB. J. Moulton
Vera Byerly
A. Olson
Lois Addison
Marjorie Brooks
Mildred Brown
Beadle Women Plan Home Extension Program
Beadle county Beadle women hold a meeting at the Courthouse to set plans for next year’s home extension program. Executive board members and Sara L. Dewing home extension agent coordinate with Lacan Z. Wilder of Brookings State College attending. The group aims to carry forward home management after three years focused on foods and home furnishings.
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Beadle
Beadle County
Sara L. Dewing
Lacan Z. Wilder
State College At
Brookings
Two Men Fined For Street Fight In Kansas City Case
William Van of Kansas City Missouri and Coy Danley of Huon were fined 20 each by Municipal Judge Dick Haney for fighting on a street. Testimony said they struck James Chisholm of Huron after Chisholm took Van's hat from a Copper Kettle case, mistaking it for his own. The two hats, identical in look and size, were shown in court.
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William van
Kansas City
Coy Danley
Huon
Dick Haney
James Chisholm
Huron
Chisholm
Van
College Professor To Describe Cathedrals At Huson
Miss Helen 8. Stafford, Huson College professor of modern languages and English, will describe Europe’s cathedrals to summer students at a convocation tomorrow. The talk is part of a series following lectures by Prof George Beil on Caribbean relations, Prof Herbert Till on Einstein’s theory for laymen, Prof Woodford Heflin on the Cecil Rhodes Scholarship, and Dean H. A. Hill on foils and prehistoric animals in the Badlands, which study notes mention caused injuries to Chinese attendees at a separate gathering.
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Helen
Stafford
Huson College
Caribbean
George Beil
Herbert Till
Cecil Rhodes
Woodford Heflin
the Badlands
Dean H. A. Hill
T. J. Lucade Elected Cooperative Club Head
T. J. Lucade of Oklahoma City was elected president of the international Cooperative club at the annual convention in Denver yesterday. He succeeds Edward J. Dart of New York. Minneapolis, Minn., and bids from Omaha and Long Beach Cal were considered for the 1932 convention, with decision left to the directors.
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T. J. Lucade
Cooperative Club
Denver
Lucade
Oklahoma City
International Cooperative Club
Edward J. Dart
New York
Minneapolis
Salesman Taken As Hit And Run Driver
RAPID CITY, July 3. Howard H. Nicholas a Rapid City insurance salesman was arrested on suspicion of driving the car that last night struck and killed Mrs. Alex Waugh of Spearfish in a hit and run. He was taken to Deadwood for questioning after police found damage to his car. Mrs. Waugh was killed with fatal injuries including a crushed skull and broken back and legs.
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Rapid City
Howard H. Nicholas
Alex Waugh
Spearfish
Deadwood
Lawrence County
Nicholas
Jack Krambak
Dick Costello
Waugh
Publisher Frank French of Colman Dies at 69
Colman Argus publisher Frank French aged 69 died Wednesday after a heart attack on Colman streets. Survived by his widow and two sons Martin of St Paul and Philo of Flandreau.
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Colman
Frank French
The
Colman Argus
Martin
St. Paul
Philo
Flandreau
Hospital Admits and Discharges List From The Area
At the hospitals admitted Thad Browning of Cavour for medical care and Mrs. Gunnar Gunnarson plus Rev. Alfred Trenerry of Huron for surgical procedures. Also admitted were Smet for surgical, Mrs. Harmon Hellland of Wolsey medical, Mrs. M. D. Self and Mrs. W. 3. Marone of Alpena for minor surgical. Dismissed: Mrs. M. F. Buick and daughter of Broadland, H. Fredericson of Huron, and Mrs. Albert Hokanson of Carthage.
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Thad Browning
Cavour
Gunnar Gunnarson
Smet
Alfred Trenerry
Huron
Harmon Hellland
Wolsey
M. D. Self
W. 3. Marone
Alpena
M. F. Buick
Broadland
H. Fredericson
Albert Hokanson
Carthage
Showers Lessen Drought Danger in South Dakota
Rainfall across southeast South Dakota eased drought risk as cool temperatures persisted. Mitchell reported 0.22 inches in the 24 hours ending at 1 this morning, Sioux Falls 0.11 inches, with lighter totals at Yankton Huron and Brookings. Temperatures statewide stayed mostly under the 60s.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Smarler
Yankton
Huron
Brookings
Crops Improve in Northern South Dakota on MilwauKee Report
Aberdeen notes cooler weather and rainfall lift crop prospects with corn described as near phenomenal. If favorable conditions persist, corn yields may reach 35 to 45 bushels per acre. Wheat is near average, with barley oats rye and flax also described by the Milwaukee railway crop report.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Milwaukee Railway
O. F. Watler
Milwaukee Road
Hit And Run Driver Kills Spearfish Woman
Spearfish July 9 Mrs. Alex Waugh 30 was killed near her home by a hit and run driver. Both legs were broken and her skull crushed. A witness pursued the car but the driver fled on side roads after turning off lights. Officers searched as Mrs. Waugh walked along the road and is survived by her husband and a daughter.
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Spearfish
Officials seek state aid to pave West Sixth Street road
Sioux Falls and Minnehaha county officials petition the state highway commission to pave one mile of the west Sixth street road within city limits using state and federal funds. The project lies on state highway 3 at West Sioux Falls. Marriage licenses issued include Fred Johannsen of Woonsocket, 30, and Nettie Lusinda Bushman of Letcher, 27.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
State Highway’ Commission
West
Fred Johannsen
Woonsocket
Nettie Lusinda Bushman
Letcher
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