Notice of Hearing Petition for Letters of Administration
South Dakota Beadle County notices in county court announce petitions for Letters of Administration in the estate of William J. Gentle deceased. Leonard M Gentle Archie J Gentle and Sydney W Gentle seek administration. hearing set at Huron court in Beadle County to determine grant. Roy E Willy attorney for petitioners Sioux Falls. date May 24 1930.
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Peitfion
South Dakota
Bealey
William J. Gentle
Leonard M. Gentle
Archie J. Gentle
Sydney W. Gentle
Leonard
H Gentle
Slaney
Gentle
Huron
Dakota
Thas
H Z
Jay
Beadle County
State of South Dakota
Anna Foley
Roy’ E. Willy
Sioux Falls
Beastle
Alte
Richland W club meets with Mrs Regina Price Dahlattt
The Richland W club gathered Wednesday afternoon with good attendance at the home of Mrs Fred Priez. Mrs Ina Gil verist led devotionals and Edna Elder the study. Grace Lengen returned from Me Intos after teaching there. Marjorie Gilchr of Mitchell visited with her mother Mrs Mabel Gilchrist over the weekend. Mrs A Seal and Gladys and pa and niece Line left for the west coast. After a short meeting a fund was served. The club plans ink for Jewish children visiting Marie Gilchrist and Charles Gilchrist Homes. Home Economics group demonstrated Economical Buying of Foods and Time Savers in Feeding the Family. Mire and Mrs C W Ven Tuyl spent Sunday in Pierre. Mrs J H Baye and daughter returned from hospital.
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Richland
Regina Price Dahlattt
Fred
Priez
Ina Gilvehrist
Edna Elder
Grace Lengen
MeIntos
Marjories Gilchr
Mitchell
Mabel Gilchrist
Seal
Gladys
Say Line
West Coast
Tore
Marie Gilchrist
Charies “Gilchrist
Henry Wiedeman
Xan Tuyl
Price
Gilchrist
Mire
C. W. Ven
Tuyl
Pierre
Huron “Hospital
Cavour Stoner visits and lodge annual sportsday
Cavour Clayton Stoner, a business caller in Cavour W1, and the RN. A. Wedge met. The Mi W. A. lodge held its annual sports day and picnic here with a noon ball game, street sports, amusements, and a big dance in the evening. Joseph J. Hofer of Yale was a visitor. Marjorie Lather drove to Aberdeen to visit Pauline Edwards. Next Tuesday evening class night at the Cavour school. Mrs. George Small recovering. Assessor Smith busy with assessment work. Miss Maryely Swha hag Say Dorothy, seen at school, travels. Koppli ship-hauling lumber to the new house.
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Cavour
Clayton Stoner
Troquois
RN. A
Mi W. A
Joseph J. Hofer
Yale
Liborraine
Marjorie Lather
Aberdeen
Pauline Edwards
George Small
Woltsy
Koppli
Iroquois Builders Erect Large Barn and Mill Upgrade
Iroquois reports large barn being erected on the Sibley place six miles southwest. Mr. Wood begins building a substantial hog house while C. W. Stoner and son remodel the mill installing a Yargex hammer feed mill. The upgrade changes to a two strand rope system and is expected to double the handling capacity.
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Iroquois
Bachelor Hall Is Home Of Radicals
London report on James Maxton and four Labour MPs who inhabit a Battersea house as a Spartan political salon. The group cooks, cleans, and polices their budget on parliamentary salaries, sharing chores and meals while leading the Independent Labour Party in Westminster.
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London
England
Red
Labor Party
James Maxton
Battersea
Maxton
Eptsely
River Clyde
Glasgow
Westminster
John Wheatley
George Buchanan
Campbell Stephen
David ‘Kirkwood
Stephen
Kirkwood
Biel
House of Commons
Phe
Maxton Accused of Hobnobbing With Titled Figures Sparks
The piece notes how a Saint Andrews group member faces anger after being seen talking with Lady Oxford at the Independent Labour Party conference. It mentions David Kirkwood criticizing Lord Passfield’s wife choosing to stay Mrs Sidney Webb, affecting invitations and cliques.
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Maxton
Independent Labor Party
Lady Oxford
David Kirkwood
Lord Passfield
Sidney Webb
Plan Shifting Of Tax Burden
A South Dakota volunteer tax conference committee considers at least nine new revenue sources to ease real property taxes. Led by state taxation director W. Eser, the shifting committee will meet in Sierre and Rapid City to sort proposals, aiming to shift burden without raising total tax income. Members include H. B. Test and Rey Emry, with Mary Miller among others, and final recommendations are planned for Rapid City with a statewide vote and legislative action anticipated.
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Sierre
South Dakota
Shitt Burdett
H. BG. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Rey L. Emry
Huron
State Chamber of Commerce
Mary Miller
State Manufacturers and Employers Association
Rapid City
Vta
Pierre
Mey
Tax proposals discussed at shifting committee meeting
Wage and consumer taxes are proposed including tax on non essentials a state income tax a motor truck tax based on highway use a severance tax on pastoral resources a tax on oleomargarine and lard stubs tobacco cosmetics a franchise tax on corporations Organizations at the Rapid City conference include Farm Bureau Federation State Bar Association State Grange South Dakota Press Association South Dakota Education Association State Chamber of Agriculture South Dakota Trades Association South Dakota Tax Commission South Dakota Farmers Union State Manufacturers and Employers Association South Dakota Bankers Association State Chamber of Commerce State Retail Merchants Association and South Dakota Associated Contractors.
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Rapid City
Farm Bureau Federation
State Bar Association
State Grange
South Dakota Press Association
South Dakota Eduestionsociation
State Chamber of Agriculure
South Dakota Trades Association
South Oakota Tax Commission
South Dakota Fanners Union
State Manufacturers and Employers Asociation
South Dakota Bankers Associaion
State Chamber of Commerce
State Retail Merchants Association
South Dakota Associated Contractors
Rice Bowl Rise and Fall of Hong Kong Chinese Schoolmaster
Chinese schoolmaster Hankow Chang Tze-hui once influential in Henan province is reduced to a “rice-bowl” disgrace. Accused by students of recruiting bandits to blackmail for a political job, he was driven out but returned with armed followers. A clash led to his defeat as students triumphed.
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Chang Tze-hui
Honan
Ching
Anid
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