Luther League Opens Convention at Volga
The annual Luther league convention for the Brookings circuit opened in Volga at 2:30, with Lutheran congregations from Brookings, Volga, Lake Preston, Arlington, Sinai, Oldham, De Smet, Bryant and Huron. Highlights include addresses, solos, sermons, and a packed weekend program spanning Bible hours, discussions, music, and a choral concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hesby
H. J. Peterson
Bryant
Ruth Norby
Brookings
Oldham
Harold Peterson
A. M. Peterson
B. A. Benson
Bible Howe
E. C. Eid
Lake Preston
Seasion
Borgen
de Senet
Osborne
Huron
Christ
Sinai
Borne1
de Smet
Mable Buringune
Ar- Unga
Margaret Wall
Minneapolis
George Evenson
Sinal
Bernard
Christ the Savior
O. L. Sunde
Arlington
Brookings Business Matters
Istrio
Hey
A. Peterson
Old@ham
De Smet Lions Set Monthly Meetings After Picnic
The De Smet Lions club held its second annual picnic at George Washington Park. Notices went to members reducing meetings to once a month in July and August with the installation of Dr. P. L. Scofield as president on July 28.
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de Smet
Growth in U S tax bill and South Dakota taxes rise
Milbank reports from H A Astrud of the South Dakota Farm Bureau show national taxes including interest on debt reach about 60 percent of income while per capita debt stands at 1700. In South Dakota 1915 to 1930 general property taxes rose 116 percent with schools up 222 percent and state taxes up 345 percent. Astrud urges tax reform toward income based levies and calls for budget cuts and careful legislature selections.
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Milbank
Grant County
Astrud
South Dakota
Broken Credits Blamed For Low Mood In Vermillion
Vermillion June 24 The present low mood is not due to lack of gold but to a breakdown of banking and personal credits caused by slack trade and falling prices Dean E Sparks of the University of South Dakota says in a summer session talk He cites gold holdings from 1929 to today and urges returning to a solid banking basis to restore confidence and spur trade and price increases Depositors confidence will return and credit will expand as prices rise again.
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Vermillion
Sparks
Coo
Business Administration
University of South Dakota
United States
Dean Sparks
Sign plan highlights U.S. 16 route to Black Hills
A Friday June 24 1932 Sioux Falls Huron area notice outlines placing road signs along U.S. 16 reading Main Street of South Dakota with an accompanying map between Sioux Falls and the Black Hills. Merchants along the route support the effort to educate tourists about the shorter scenic path.
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Huron
Sioux Falls
Philip
U.S. 16
Black Hills
South Dakota
Road Sign Funds Exceed Expectation on Custer Highway Drive
Thon Havener, chairman of the Sioux Falls-Philip road sign committee, reports towns between Sioux Falls and Philip are raising more than the $600 goal, now approaching $1,000. Four large signs are in the works as part of promoting the Custer Battlefield highway.
Butterfat Averages for May Across South Dakota Coops
May butterfat output for 1292 cows in South Dakota dairy cooperatives averaged 26.7 pounds, with the top cow at 82.5 pounds. About 285 cows produced 40 pounds fat or more. 44 herds exceeded 35 pounds. Several co-op regions and individual producers are noted for high yields and ongoing herd improvements.
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Unrookings
South Dakota
Eeeng
Heeb’ Extension
State Calene
Nore
Day County
H. H. Luitjens
Minnehaha
Earl Dement
Yanktor-Clay
Joe Wipf
Black Hills
R. B. Wendelken
Secretaries urged to aid fight against stock fraud in S D
Miss Gladys Pyle, secretary of the state securities commission, urged South Dakota chamber of commerce secretaries at the Watertown banquet to cooperate with other groups to curb fraudulent stocks. She said chambers can help citizens and legitimate business by eliminating the security racket and supporting better business bureaus to warn inquirers and protect dollars.
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Watertown
South Dakota Chambers of Commerce
Gladys Pyle
State Securities Commission
Miss Pyle
Soul Dakota
South Dakota
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Subry
Better Business
Dteer
Securities Commission of
South Dekela
Chamber of Commerce
States Attorney
Bankers
Securities Commission
State commission aims to curb fraudulent stock sales
Miss Pyle informed state commission secretaries about efforts to wipe out the sale of fraudulent securities. The note signals ongoing government scrutiny of deceptive stock practices and coordination among officials to protect investors.
Bryant Henry Road Graveling Finished in Hamlin County
The Bryant Henry road graveling in the west end of Hamlin county is completed after work since last fall. The last load was dumped Tuesday noon. The project improves the highway system, linking Bryant with northern cities and, in time, southern cities, and will aid the traveling public.
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Bryant
Hamlin County
Memorial Service Held By Hitchcock Rebekah Lodge
Hitchcock June 24 Special The Hitchcock Rebekah lodge held its annual memorial service at the Presbyterian church with Rev L C Snyder preaching. Two musical numbers featured duets by Frank and Jess Payne and by Drusilla and Amy Wright. Members attended in a body then went to Altoona cemetery to lay flowers on deceased members graves. First such service as an official lodge ordinance. Mrs John Miller noble grand led arrangements.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Rebekah Lodge
John Miller
Miss Susie Thompson Heads to Mitchell Camp Meeting
Miss Susie Thompson, pastor of the Methodist church, plans to depart today for the camp meeting at Mitchell. She will be the pianist for the meeting and lead the morning service Sunday, with Miss Wheex of Huron to take charge on July 3.
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Huron
Huron American Lutheran
Luther League
Volga
Ana
D. Disrud
Grace Osborne
Evelyn Jueschke
Key League
Camp
Hitchcock
Susie Thompson
Mitchell
Tenda
Wheex
Visitors at Johnson Home Raymond
Visitors in the Alf Johnson home the past week were Mrs. Neil Maxwell and daughter Hazel of Flandreau Mrs. R B Jack of Bismarck W D Mrs John Maxwell and daughter Joyce Mrs Nelle Platt of Arlington and Mrs J Cross of Minneapolis
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Johnson Home
Raymond
Alf Johnson
Neil Maxwell
Hazel
Flandreau
R. B. Jack
Bismarck
W. D
John Maxwell
Joyce
Nelle Platt Pot
Arlington
J. Cross
Minneapolis
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Brookings Circuit
Volga Lutheran
H. v A. Okdale
AL M. Peterson
Choral Union
Volga Womens Odette
C. G. Malin
H. Lawrence
U.S
Astruct
Fhaymond
Miz H. S. Thorp
Heinbeck
Iowa
John Hites
Frank Meek
Hureston
Denver
Francis Zuck
George Adamson
Farents Raymond
AW. Fuerstenau
P. G. Nelson
Webster
Olivia, Minn
S. D
State Commission
Urquhart & Sons Inc
Wisconsin
W. Nash Cars
Chesterfield Radio
Boswell
Alex Sisters Gray
Ruth Etting
VT Py
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