Substitution of Taxable Property Denied by Attorney General
A county board cannot legally substitute one property for another on the tax lists to create tax exemptions. Attorney General M Q Sharpe states no express authority allows such contracts and cites federal precedents restricting exemption of lands held under trust or by Indian wards. The piece notes a wreck near a broad er house and local damages from a wind event, with mentions of Harl Boyer and Sioux City residents.
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Pierre
Board of County Commissioners
M. Q. Sharpe
G. J. Padrog
Creddes
Attorney General
United States Supreme Court
Secretary of Interior
Board of County Commisssioners
Unit Courses Offered To Northern Students
Aberdeen June 14 unit courses taught by renowned instructors supplement the Northern Normal summer school. Courses cover Scouting and camp leadership, social hygiene, parent teacher work, girl scout leadership, and school executives problems. Instructors include Charles J. Smith Edith Hale Swift M C Haecker H A Wood Mrs Alvin Waggoner Aige Conway C P Garry and E G C Glifen.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal Summer School
David Allen Anderson
Charles J". Smith
National Educational Department
Boy Scouts of America
Edith Hale Swift
American Social Hygiene Association
M. C. Haecker
South Dakota Social Hygiene Colonei
H. A. Wood
National Congress of P. ‘F T. A
Alvin Waggoner
P. A
Aige Conway
National
Girl Scout Worker
C. P. Garry
Wisconsin
E. G C. Glifen
South Dakota
Four South Dakota graduates listed at Ames Iowa State College
A June commencement list includes four South Dakota students among 482 graduates. Lyle H. Schwartz of Canova James E. Ayers of Sioux Falls Roy C. Raasch of Watertown earned electrical engineering degrees and Thelma Muntan of Alpena earned a home economics degree.
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Ames Ames
Dorens
Iowa State College
Sooth Dakota
Lyle H. Schwartz
Canova
James E. Ayers
Sioux Falls
Roy C. 2 Raasch
Watertown
Thelma Muntan Alpena
Frankfort Census Reports 184 School Children Aged 6 to 21
FRANKFORT June 14 Special The city school census shows 184 children between ages 6 and 21.
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Frankfort
Let Contract For Well At Frankfort
Frankfort city council awards a contract to the Norbeck company for a new three inch artesian well. The city, needing another water source, expects the well to be sunk soon.
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Frankfort
Norbeck Company
Cutworm Danger Fades in Arlington Region
ARLINGTON June 14. Cutworms are nearly a thing of the past here after a spring that saw widespread damage to corn fields and gardens. Residents reported collecting cutworms at night with flashlights to protect crops.
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Arlington
Argonne
Argonne 4-H Members Return From Madison Camp
Twenty 4-H club members traveled by bus owned by Livern Luck to Lake Madison for a club camp. They returned from the Madison event by way of Argonne on June 14 with a special report from the program.
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Argonne
Lake Madison
Livern Luck
Hayti Expands Fire Dept Chemical Tanks
Hayti adds two 40 gallon chemical tanks, boosting total chemical capacity to 140 gallons for the volunteer fire department.
Atherton To Take L. Benson's Office
FLANDREAU South Dakota June 14 Announcement says L G Atherton of Vermillion formerly Madison will take over the law office of Lewis Benson who goes to Huron to join Churchill and Benson Atherton a noted educator lecturer and writer in South Dakota and a former state senator from Lake County
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Flandreau
L. G. Atherton
Vermillion
Madison
Ewis Benson
Huron
Churchill and Benson
Atherton
South Dakota
Lake County
Kriebs to Speak at Stanley County Farm Bureau Picnic
State Secretary of agriculture Frank D. Kriebs is the main speaker at the Stanley County Farm Bureau picnic Saturday. Events include a morning horseshoe contest, noon dinner, afternoon address, race program, Kirby team versus Fierre Modern Woodmen ball game, evening pictures and a dancer.
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Kriebs
Stanley Picnic
Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
State Secretary of Agriculture
Stanley County Farm Bureau
Jwriebs
Kirby
Fierre Modern Woodmen
Motion
Potter County Farm Breau Picnic Set in Lebanon
Governor Bulow will speak at the Potter County Farm Bureau picnic in Lebanon on June 28. R Woolridge of the Lebanon commercial club and H B Test of Frederick are also slated to attend with athletic contests, hat game, music by the Lebanon municipal band, and women and swimming events at the Lebanon plunge.
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Lebanon
W. J. Bulow
R. OL
Woolridge
South Dakota
Lebanon Municipal Band
Guster Battlefield Hiway Museum Displays South Dakota Produce
Mitchell June 14 The Guster Battlefield Hiway association museum in Mitchell highlights South Dakota agricultural products for visiting tourists. Exhibits include However Buckskin trousers of General Custer and photos from the Black Hills campaign. More than 14 195 travelers registered last year and many touring bureaus advise visits to the Hiway building.
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Bryne Aung
U.S
Belle Wourdhe
Black Hills
Jones County
A. P. Whitney
Murdo
West River Country
South Dakota
George A. Custer
Fisher
Elizabeth B. Custer
General Custer
Custer
Automobile “Clibs
Hiway Association
Grains and Pastures Improve at Argonne After Rain
Argonne reports better small grain and pasture conditions following early week rains. A Tuesday storm toppled several small farm buildings and a heavy rain drenched the area Tuesday night, with crops badly needing moisture.
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Argonne
Rain Aids Crops Near Wessington
Wellington June 1 Special reports describe crops and gardens in good condition after rains early this week. About one inch of moisture fell Monday and Tuesday nights with some hail in the Rose Will district causing no major damage to crops.
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Wellington
Rose Will
Friends Never Recognize Me After Sargon Treatment
An advertisement claims a user gained strength and vitality after a Sargon program lifting weight from 110 to 135 pounds. The testimonial describes long kidney and liver trouble with black spots, headaches, dizziness, fainting, back pains, weakness, and inability to perform daily tasks before the treatment.
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Sargon
Celebration planned at Huddleston's grove near Welsington
A community celebration is planned for June 19 at Huddleston's grove ten miles southwest of the city. The program includes a game between the Gann Valley and Crow Creek Indian teams, various races, bronco riding, free attractions, a band concert at noon, and a dance with music by Hip's Commanders.
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Wessington Welsington
Huddleston's Grove
City
Gann Valley
Crow Creek
Wessington Girl Reserve Leaves for Lake Byron Camp
Members of the local Girl Reserve organization departed for the W. C. A. camp on Lake Byron north of Huron this morning. They traveled with Mrs. Marl Robsahm and Mrs. Enoch Hutchinson accompanying them.
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Wessington
Camp
Lake Byron
Huron
Marl Robsahm
Enoch Hutchinson
Fish Day Celebration at Lake Andes Today
Preparations are complete for the annual Fish Day in Lake Andes with visitors from nearby counties and out of state expected. The event features a free fish dinner at the resort city famed for fishing, plus athletic contests and amusements as resorts promote their slogan.
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Lake Andes
Community gears up for 15th annual high day event
The community has backed the event wholeheartedly and all equipment is in readiness for a high day. This will be the 15th time the event has been held.
Storm Damage Clears Bancroft Farmland
Bancroft farmers faced heavy debris and structural loss after a Tuesday morning storm. High winds toppled houses and barns across the area, wrecking substantial outbuildings including a large horse barn at the C. F. Gustav ranch and a barn at the Will Ohlsen farm where dances had been held.
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Bancroft
C. FL. Gustav Ranch
Will Ohlsen
Famous Scientist Discovers Corn Removal Method
A new discovery by Dr Stickel uses white blood corpuscles to granulate corns at the root, causing immediate drop out with no soreness. The corn remover costs $1 and includes two foot powder packages, with money back guarantee at Perriton's Drug Store and Sherman and Mae Drug Store.
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Stickel
Perriton's
Sherman and Mae
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