Malt Tax Nets $8,707 in South Dakota
Pierre July 12. A total of 8,707.98 dollars in malt tax receipts were reported from July 1 to 11 by State Treasurer A. J. Moodie. Dealers registered for sale of malt products numbered 1,582. June 1929 gasoline tax receipts rose to 422,959.66 from 366,874.20 last year, a gain of 56,085.46. Cigarette receipts for stamps and licenses totaled 47,718.97 for June, up from 36,321.77 in June 1928. Ledger balances include cash in banks 7,227,225.14, miscellaneous 2,537.86, Soldiers and Sailors memorial fund 82,398.12, protested checks 14,639.12, claims to banking department 2,924,296.54, claims to surety companies 1,165,926.88, and total wages 8,413,123.66.
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Pierre
South Dakota
A. J. Moodie
Atate
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Fund
Wolals Ve Ees
Methodists See Church Pageant at Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell July 12 History of Methodism in the Dakotas depicted tonight as the main feature of the tri district Mpnorth League institute at Dakota Wesleyan University. The weeklong institute ends tomorrow with awards diplomas and prizes. The pageant written and directed by Mrs Whiteside Mellette Indians features the first religious service in the state and the Dakota conference veterans J O Jenkins Sioux Falls and preacher Smith. A stunt program followed with Esther Walker Wessington Springs winning first in a story telling contest Sybil Crawford Parker second.
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J. O. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
Dakota Conference
Esther Walker
Wessington Springs
Sybil Crawford
Parker
Barton Krause Reach Sioux Valley Tennis Semi Finals
Horace Barton of Sioux Falls and Claude Krause of Minneapolis advance to the men singles semi finals in Sioux Valley Tennis Tournament. They also reach the doubles semi finals. Carl Meyer of Watertown advances to meet Krause for a shot at the title. Art Bronstedt of Rapid City faces Frank Enright of Dell Rapids for the other semi slot. Florence Paulson of Dell Rapids advances in the South Dakota women’s singles.
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Dell Rapids
Horace Barton
Sioux Falls
Claude Scrause
Minneapolis
Sioux Valley
Carl Meyer
Watertown
Kansas City
Krause
Art Bronstedt
Rapid City
Frank Enright
Florence Paulson
South Dakota
Immanuel Lutheran Church Seeks New Synod Affiliation
About 145 members of Immanuel Lutheran Church Benson Nebraska were expelled from the Evangelical Missouri Synod for admitting lodge members as communicants and are seeking to join another synod. Elkhorn Nebraska Lutherans, served by the same pastor, will likely join the same move, though Elkhorn was not named in the expulsion resolution.
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Omatia
Immanuel Lutheran Church of
Benson
Nebra
Evangelical Missouri Synod
Lodge
W. Seesko
Synod
Mr. Seesko
Louis Herrmann
Church Council
Lutheran Church
Elkhorn
Nebr
Immanuel
Omaha
Immanuel Church
Missouri Synod
Funeral Held for Mrs A Peterson Pioneer of the County
Funeral services were held for Mrs Anthony Peterson a county pioneer who arrived in 1885 and lived in Miner County until her death She is survived by her husband one daughter one son one brother one sister and six grandchildren
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Fedora
Anthony Peterson
Miner County
Senate probe moves through Wisconsin Indian communities
A U S Senate sub committee on Indian affairs concluded a four day inquiry into the condition of Wisconsin Indians. Led by Senators Frazier La Follette and Wheeler the group visited Madison Lac Du Flambeau and later Winnebago and moved toward Wagner Nebraska with Montana to finish the probe by August 1.
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Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin
Frazier
Wheeler
Winnebago Reservation
Nebraska
Sioux City
Montana
Wagner, M. D
Shepard Reed Appeal Verdict in Cheyenne Reservation Case
William Shepard and John Reed, sentenced in U S district court for horse stealing on the Cheyenne Indian reservation, were free on bond of 10000 and 5000 respectively awaiting appeal in U S circuit court. Efforts continued to bond C B Tinsley. Testimony also proceeded in a railroad land condemnation suit with agronomist Prof J G Hutton testifying on soil conditions and land values near Bad River, Philip.
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Pierre
William Shepard
John Reed
U. S
U. S. Circuit Court
Shepard
Reed
C. B. Tinsley
Chicago and North Western Railway Company
J. G. Hutton
State College Agronomist
Philip
Aberdeen Man Leads State Chess Players
Ray mond Otis of Aberdeen, secretary of the State Chess association, leads the state tournament in Rapid City as play runs from yesterday to tomorrow evening. Eight players are entered from east of the river, three from Rapid City, and five from the Black Hills district. A scenic tour of the Hills is planned for Sunday. Mr and Mrs William from Missoula, Montana, arrived in Huron for a visit at the home of Mrs Clark's sister, Mrs Marl Howard at 738 Minios avenue southwest.
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Aberdeen
Rapid City
Raymond Otis
State Chess Association
Black Hills
William
Missoula, Mont
Huron
Clark
Marl Howard
Minois Avenue
Highmore farm notes flax trials and new crops
The Highmore experiment farm hosts a flax field day with talks by C Larsen and Agr. Dean. new flax varieties Buda, Bison, Lumota show promise. Weighing contest, farmer awards, and discussion of the national farm board’s impact on price stability accompany updates on safflower as a flax substitute and fertilizer tests.
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T. J. Gravett
Highmore
Roy Linn
Rockham
Ora M. Sloat
Brookings
Larsen
C. Larsen
South Dakota State College
New
National Farm Board
A. N. Hume
State College
Hume
Doctor Hume
Argentina
State College Agronomist
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
Phosphorus boosts early growth in sorghum wheat and oats
Farmers at the substation observed phosphorus promotes early maturity in sorghum and grains. Oats and wheat on treated soil reached maturity about 10 days sooner than on untreated land. Doctor Hume noted profits uncertain but benefits grow, with recent five year trends showing clear effects. Subsoiling improved yields over plowing in tests, while seed-bed prep for oats involved harrowing and discing prior to planting.
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Hume
Seeding methods show best corn seed returns and fallow outcomes
Agronomist notes discing plus harrowing yields the best crop return when preparing seed bed. Corn followed by small grain shows higher yields than small grain on summer fallow, though barley remains an exception and not enough to offset fallow costs.
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Hume
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