Tax conference aims to rebalance burden not seek new revenue
The Rapid City meeting of the State Chamber of Commerce tax conference stressed reallocation over new sources. It rejected calls to cut expenses and warned against broad government efficiency scrutiny, noting state costs have risen fourfold since Norbeck’s first term.
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Chamberlain Register
State Chamber of Commerce
Rapid City
Register
Revere
England
Tax Conference
Norbeck
Patent rights extended to farmers and nursery men
Congress enacted a law granting United States patents for distinct and new varieties of plants not known before discovery. Any person who sexually reproduced such plants may obtain a patent for seventeen years with the patent office cooperating with the Department of Agriculture. The act recognizes farming as a complex industry and makes the United States a pioneer in agricultural patent protection.
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United States
Congress
United States Patent Office
Department of Agriculture
The Rushmore Project Rotogravure Booklet Examined
The Mount Rushmore National Memorial commission releases a rotogravure booklet that presents the vast national scope of the Black Hills carving project. It urges South Dakotans to view the Rushmore undertaking as a nationwide endeavor beyond local or state interests.
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial
South Dakota
Black Hills
West
Mt Rushmore
Mount Rushmore National Project Carving Vowed
The text notes Mount Rushmore as a nacional endeavor with a government fund of a quarter million dollars to be matched by private subscriptions for Gutzon Borglum to complete the carving. It credits the Rushmore site and Doane Robinson of Huron for conceiving the memorial plan, framing the work as a national shrine.
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Mount Rushmore
Black Hills
Gutzon Borglum
Rushmore
South Dakota
Huron
Doane Robinson
Will making urged to protect wives from estate losses
Frederick L Collins argues in Good Housekeeping that women should press husbands to make a will to prevent loss from delays taxes and litigation. He notes most men die intestate and warns of forced sales greedy relatives and court costs leaving widows with a fraction of the intended support.
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Frederick L
Collins
Good Housekeeping
Earnest Youths Support Finances Through Work at USD
A university survey shows 57 percent of male students worked during the year to finance themselves while 55 to 75 percent labored in summer. A total of 177 students paid all expenses from their labor and seventeen helped families. Despite critics, most students are earnest, purposeful, and competent.
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State University of South Dakota
Huron Poised to End Delay on Inside Left Turn Rule
Unless the traffic commission speeds up, Huron may become the last Northwest city to adopt the inside left turn system of regulation. The delay risks ongoing confusion for drivers and delays in standardizing roadway safety measures.
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Commission
Huron
Farm board reforms urged for a national federation
A Washington radio item quotes Chairman Legge urging consolidation of farm groups into a national federation, arguing a single regional base must form first. Northwest farmers resist regional schemes while multiple cooperatives grow, leading to confusion and stalled marketing efforts.
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Legge
Walcotz
Federal Farm Board
Marthwest
Northwest
S's
Mr. Legge
Nero
Boy Scouts Honor Camp Works Four Week Run At Da Ka Tah
Camp Da Ka Tah near Miller wrapped up a four week season with 154 plus scouts in attendance. Fred C. Eggers reports increases in second and first class tests and numerous merit badges earned by scouts from Huron Pierre Redfield Miller Doland Wessington Springs Alpena Ree Heights Fort Pierre and other towns. Strong shows for individual scouts and troops led to multiple Life and Eagle candidates and a planned gypsy trip to northern Minnesota for senior rank scouts.
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da Ka Tah
Miller
Fred C. Eggers
Huron
Pierre
Redfield
Doland
Hitchcock
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Bancroft
Alpena
Ree Heights
Pierres
Artesian
Blunt
Gann ‘Valley
Letcher
Eggers
Chester Topp
Donovan Weiblen Miller
Clair Crawford
John Askew
Hugo Aldrich
George Lambert
Francis Donohue
Douglas Dunham
Roy Jones
Elmer Schmierer
Bernard Posey
Jack Theeler
Arnold Gardner
Marvin McNickle
Melvin McNickle
Delos Tyrrell
Ryland Jacobus
James Hall
Eldeed Baker
Wilbur Bindenagel
Marell Carlson
Carl Linnett
Bill Kopk7
Fierrs
Jesse Knight
Gerald O Rielly
Richard O'Rielly
Ft. Pierce
Mervil Bennett
Harold Carlsen
Dwight Dantucg
Wenton Siedschlaw
Bennett
Pierre and
Danburg
Dolan
Bivon
Lyle Barteen
Harold Jacobson
Paul Ruth
Russell Turner
Ebner Schmierer
Gerald O'Reilly
Ft. Pierre
Donald Braden
Herbert Specker
Kee Heights
Maryin
Deland
de Los Tyrrell
George Crowell
Harold Scudamore
Lloyd Anderson
Harold Carlson
Meryil Bennett
Melvin Costain
Bruce Ketelle
Burt Wooledge
Gann Valley
Wilbur ‘ Bindénager
David Bates
Dwight Danburg
Wenton Liedschlaw
Mile Youel
Frank Kingen
Wry. Tolie
Ryland Jatobus
Boy Scouts
South Dakota
Minnesota
Boys of Star, Life
Eagle Rank
Ogden Chamberlain
Clarence Ulrich
Donald Hobart
Marvin
Hand Girls To Study Drafting Of Patterns Four H Sunshine Club
The 4 H Sunshine club of Head county selects Ruth Gaudig and Thelma Almond to demonstrate drafting patterns at the next meeting. Mrs Parsons outlines demonstration basics and plans include dress goods cutouts ready for baste and gowns finished before the next gathering. The group also aims to have one pair of hose darned and the July 23 session will be at G Almond's home.
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Sunshine Club
Head County
Donna Huistan
C. F. Halbig
Ruth Gaudig
Thelma Almond
Parsons
G. Almond
Doris
Truck Driver Escapes Minor Injuries After Wreck
Swen Rickensrude, driver for Arlington Community Oil, escaped with minor injuries when the company truck left the road east of Preston Lake Ston on July 17. The vehicle was demolished after the crash caused by glare and sun in the driver’s view.
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Preston Lake Ston
Club Girl Earns 70 By Carrying Garden Project
Hattie Monts of Richland County South Carolina earned 70 cents from sweet pea seed 2 75 fertilizer and 70 dollars from selling peas during spring. She grew crops for a 4 H garden project and has worked in food clothing and room improvement. She was selected to attend the National 4 H club camp in Washington DC in June for outstanding club work.
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Hattie Monts
Richland County
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Hattie
Miller Boy Scout Recalls Camp DaKoTah Trip
Donovan Weibler of Miller Troop 12 won a free trip to Camp DaKoTah and writes an energetic diary of activities. He details daily routines from opening registration to flag ceremonies, patrol drills, swimming, tests, meals, campfires, and nightly stunts.
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Donovan Weibler
Miller
DaKoTah
Miller Boy Scouts
Troop 12
Mordey
Wolf Patrol
Troop 5
Turon
Ever Faithful Club Goes On Annual Tour
The Ever Faithful Low Litter club of Manchester Kingsbury county held its annual tour July 10 with a neighboring Iroquois club led by Mrs Charles Griep. D E Cass of Watertown accompanied, photographed members and pigs, instructed in judging, fitting and showing swine, and led club yells and the pledge during a grove picnic.
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Ever Faithful Club
Ever Faithful Low Litter Club
Manchester
Kingsbury County
Iroquois
Charles Griep
Kenneth I. Widman
D. E. Cass
Watertown
E.C. Hedges
Troquois
Kingsbury Club
Beadle Canning Club Demonstrations At Home
Seven Beadle canning club members met with leader Mrs Benstead at Pauline Brandmire and Beunetta Brandmire home July 18 for a demonstration on canning according to club reporter Devona Tyrrell. Eight members and Mrs Benstead attended the 4 H club camp at HuTon in June and returned each evening to camp during the day. Beaunetta Brandmire and Devona Tyrrell won second place in the judging contest in the canning division at the club camp. Refreshments were served after the business meeting and the next meeting is set for the Tyrrell home July 25.
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Beadle Canning Club
Benrstead
Pauline
Beayneta Brandmire
Devona Tyrrell
Benstead
Hu- Ton
Beaunetta Brandmire
Devona
Tyr Lelt
Doland 4-H Elects New Officers at July Meeting
The Doland Polly Prim 4-H club elected Ethel Kitterman as president with Alta Bollarsley as vice president and Mary Hill as secretary at a July 21 gathering at Edna Mae Thomas's home. Demonstration teams were chosen for Redfield achievement day in August, and the next meeting is set for August 1 at Mrs. Frances Paul’s home.
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Ethel Kitterman
Local Leader Heads Polly Prims Group
Unclear text indicates a local leader of the Polly Prims group at a meeting closed by the hostess.
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Polly Prims
Custer Valley Dairy Club Meeting at Mann Home
The Custer Valley Calf club met at Wallace Mann’s home on July 11 with President Harold Bailey leading the session. Members, joined by county agent R A Cave, toured the Redfield state institution on July 15 to inspect the dairy animals. Lunch was served by Mrs J P Gabe and Mrs C H Murray followed by a social evening per George Pamp the club reporter.
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Custer Valley
Wallace Mann
Harold Bailey
R. A. Cave
State Institution
Redfield
J. P. Gabe
C. H. Murray
George Pamp
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Lusk-Mitchell Newspapers, Inc
Washington News
Mitchell Republican
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Miller Boy Scout
Doland Club
Waibel Hardware
Gordon Petites
Iery
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