Perry Explains New South Dakota Firemen Insurance Law
Pierre June 18 The 1929 legislation changes how volunteer firemen are compensated and how premiums are calculated. Industrial commissioner F L Perry clarifies that wages used for compensation differ from premium bases, with a $27.50 weekly figure guiding compensation and actual wages guiding premiums, subject to a $50 minimum per company.
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Insurance Department
Attorney General’s Department
National Council On Compensation Insurance
South Dakota Industrial Commissoner
William Leslie
House
Senate
Perry
Yankton College Plans Five Building Expansion
Pierre June 18 five new buildings will expand Yankton college from seven to twelve structures with a $650000 program. Torbes Hall a $200000 science hall and a $150000 chapel with chimes and organ top the list plus $75000 dormitories each and a $50000 heating plant. Groundbreaking occurred at commencements this year and Forbes Hall is slated for next year’s dedication.
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Torbes Haill
Robinson
Forbes Ijall
Yankton College
Pierre
Music Conservatory
South Dakota
North Central Association
Congregational Church of
County Supt Flyte Attends State Meeting in Flat Springs
County Superintendent Gertrude Flyte is in Flat Springs for the state gathering of county superintendents. The event, held at the Vending and Convention Center in Gann Valley, runs through today and features discussions on regional education policy and school administration.
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Gann Valley
Gertrude Flyte
Flat Springs
Children Of Revolution Hear Pioneer Huron Tales
The Joseph Ormsby Society meeting of the Children of the American Revolution was held at Carolyn Rayburn's home with Mary Starling presiding. Officers were elected including Mary Starling as junior president and Carolyn Rayburn as treasurer. Mrs. James Byrnes spoke on Huron's early days, describing townsite plans in 1879 and growth through 1882.
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Joseph Ormsby Society
Carolyn Rayburn
Mary Starring
Billy Frost
Elizabeth Cone
Carolyn’ Rayburn
Lois Keck
Allen Hoy
Douglas Cone
Peggy Froct
Huron
Carolyne Rayburn
James Byrnes
Third Street
Utah Street
Avenues
Cameron
Great Northern
Maurice Dinneen
Fords River
William Farrell
Utah
Volga
James River
Windsor
First National Bank
8Rd
Dakota
Wright House
1St Street
Avenue
Dakota South
John Cain
John Breen
Cains
Hills
Service
Baptist Church
Ford Sales and Service
Episcopal Church
Father Hare
Fist
Fayent
May
Fred Wilcox
Ina Hotelling
North Western Railway
Byrnes
Broadland Settlers Picnic Planned with Sports and Dance
Broadland announces the annual Old Settlers picnic to be held Wednesday in the grave south of Broadland. The program includes addresses sports and a baseball game with a noon picnic dinner. The day will close with an evening dance at the Odd Fellows hall.
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Broadland
Odd Fellows
Bulow Names Rawlins Pierre For South Dakota Governor Pick
Governor Bulow officially appoints Robert Rawlins Jr a Plerite boy and state winner in a Tolison scholarship contest as South Dakota's entry for a gubernatorial appointment. The executive made the move after returning from Beresford where he was on business.
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Bulow
Rawlins Pierre
Robert Rawlins, Jr
South Dakota
Thomas A. Tolison
W. J. Bulow
Beresford
Forecasts Good Range Condition Across West In May
South Dakota range conditions improved in May due to better weather with prospects for a good summer range. Livestock gains were solid with lambs and calves fair to good. some losses from early storms. Western ranges showed better feed though moisture was lacking in Arizona California Oregon Washington and parts of Idaho Utah. Cattle gains were strong westwide. calves sold for 35 to 45 dollars. calf crop generally good. Sheep numbers up except Texas and New Mexico. losses heavy among old ewes and lambs. wool prices slightly higher. breeding ewes increased. Overall range condition 88 percent of normal vs 84 last month. five-year average 89.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Cascade Range
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Idaho
West
Sand Hills
Nebraska
Western Ranges
Texas
Southwest
Mosher Named as New Town on Winner-Wood Extension
Mosher will be the second town on the Winner Wood extension of the Northwestern railroad in Mellette County. Arthur FF Schlaikjer G F Matousek of Carter and Fred N Von Segsern of Gregory arranged with railroad officials and secured a station and yards. The town lies seven miles west of Witten and about 13 miles south and east of Wood, the extension terminus, within Progress- area.
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Winner
Mosher
Winner-Wood
Northwestern Railroad
Arthur FF
Schlaikjer
G. F. Matousek
Carter
Fred N. von Segsern
Gregory
Mellette
Witten
Wood
Progress
Town of Mosher Named In Rosebud Country Extension
The new town in Rosebud country gains importance from ample water supply for local use and railroad needs. It is named after H. B. Mosher, longtime Northwestern agent at Winner, who helped arrange the Wood extension.
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Mr. Perry
Sherman. & Moe
Charles May
Lial Alu
Broadland Settlers
Ingles
Harmony Hall Band
Joseph L. Orr
Federal Statistician
Long Chaney
Lloyd Hughes
Lupe Valez
Lawrence Welk
Ynax
National Guard
Ruskin Park
Blue Seal
Sioux Falla
X Entertainment
Aline Y
Amy
Laura LA Plante
Joseph Schildkraut
Alma Rubens
Gordon
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