Willow Lake Teachers Plan Summer Moves and Studies
Willow Lake teachers map diverse summer plans as many staff relocate for further study. Retiring eight year superintendent C J Stewart will head to Oldham to lead a new school and pursue a master's at Vermillion. Incoming superintendent J A Molumby plans summer classes while Florence Johnson heads to California for family visit and vacation. Additional staff including Miss Peck Miss Engle Miss Nettum Miss Pautz and Mildred Barber also take summer trips or studies.
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Willow Lake
C. J. Stewart
Oldham
Stewart
Vermillion
Mimumer School
J. A. Molumby
Florence Johnson
California
Sioux City
Dorothy Peck
Golden, Cale
F. U. Johnston
Grand Denyon
Boulder Dam
Yosemite Park
Washington
Oregon
Mildred E. Barber
Brookings School
Arthur Groenewald
Ray Mudgett
All Employers Must Pay Tax
Aberdeen article urges that hundreds of taxable employers misinterpret Social Security Act Titles VIII and IX and fail to file Form S51. Collector Kasper warns that every employer must pay a monthly excise tax on employee wages, one percent withheld from wages plus one percent as the employer's share, with penalties from 3 to 29 percent for nonpayment.
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Aberdeen
Treasury
Internal Revenue
T. C. Kasper
Wnogex
Mr. Kaspr
Bank official named SD Bankers Association VP
Officer John N. Thomson of the Bank of Centerville has been elected vice president of the South Dakota Bankers Association at the Rapid City state convention. The association plans to elevate its president during the 1538 convention in Huron.
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John N. Thomson
Emshier
Bank of Centerville
South Dakota Bankers Association
Rapid City
SD. B. A. Mr
Huron
Employers and Employees Face Social Security Tax Rules
The law requires both employer and employee to share the Social Security tax based on wages. Separate monthly returns are required. no state participation or deductions under Title VII. Employers must obtain employee numbers, sign form SS1 properly, and use official signatures for sums over ten dollars.
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Kosper
Treasury Farm
Treasury
Kasper
Newry
Visit in Bonilla Bonilla June 9
Ralph Sickles and son of Repid City visit relatives in Bonilla and Tulare during a special trip.
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Bonilla
Ralph Sickles and Son
Repid City
Tulare
Adaline Cooper Returns Home Before California Summer
Miss Adaline Cooper who taught at Wilson School in Huron has returned to her home here for ten days before departing for California to spend the summer.
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Bonilla
Adaline Cooper
Wilson School
Huron
California
Potter Farmers Adopt Soil Saving Practices in Potter County
Gettsyburg June 2 A group of Potter County farmers were revealed by Extension Conservationist L R Kennedy to be adopting soil and moisture saving practices this season in cooperation with State Extension Service and Soil Conservation Service. The effort includes contour strip cropping on several farms, with 480 acres under control practices and multiple farmers converting land to alfalfa and permanent pasture. The initiative aligns with a district law to promote joint erosion control, though no SCS project is in the area yet.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
L. R. Kennedy
Brookings
State Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Suan
Soil Conservation District
Potter
Lyle Kennedy
Fred Genzier
Arthur Wager
Walter
John VanWald
VanWald
Bartell
Leon Mastervene
Hazel and Alice Butz Visit from Taylor Ind
Tre Minses Hazel and Alice Butz arrived at Cavour from Taylor Indiana to visit their parents Mr and Mrs L W Butz in Richland Township.
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AY Cavour Cavour
Tre Minses
Hazel and
Alice Butz
Cavour
Taylor, Ind
L.W. Butz
Richland Township
Finnertys Welcome Fifth Son at Baldwin Hospital
Mr and Mrs Merle Pinnally announce the birth of a five pound son on June 7 at Baldwin Hospital in Redfield. The child was named Richard Merle.
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Finnertys
Rockham
Merle Pinnally
Hillman Named Director for Black Hills Round Up
Hillman, a Wyoming rancher and former Sheridan rodeo director, was chosen to lead the Belle Fourche Black Hills Round-Up on July 4. Manager D. Wayne George announced the appointment. The event will feature cowboys from South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana competing in bucking and bronc riding contests with prize entries and cross-entry from Fruitdale.
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Belle Fourche
Hal Hillman
Sheman
Wyo
D. Wayne George
Hillman
Wyoming Big Horn Mountains
Sheridan
Wyoming
Horace
United States
Fruitdale
South Dakota
Wyorming
Montana
Bol Boden
Miler City
Hettinger, N. Dak
North Dakota
Belle Fourche Committee
Round-Up Prize fund boosted by entry fees
The Round-Up notes that both winners will not have a chance at the $9000 prize money here, as the fund will be augmented by the entry fees of the cowpokes, making it considerably more than that amount.
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Lim
Thase
Mulligan Party Visits Fenney for Day
Jack Mulligan and Mrs. Saidee Smith with daughter Margaret visited Fenney for a day in June. The trio traveled together and spent time at the rockham area enjoying the outing.
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University
S.D.B. A. Officer
Adaline Cooter
Sack’s Market
Rasens
Northern
Imix
Dee
Studebaker
Riverside
Wards Unlimited
Riversides
PENN
le Addie
Ford
Equaia Mone
Les Villes
Gimel
Fife
Mahggany
Peel
Ht. E. Almquist
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Morthwestsrh Bell Telephone
Ourany
Hills Roundup
Big Horm Rancher
Sheridan Rodeo
Wall Street Journal
Bucineme
New York
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