South Dakota to vote on five constitutional amendments
Five proposed constitutional amendments and one referred law, the Frante registry tax on motor vehicles, will be on the November ballot. The amendments cover sentencing limits, school fine proceeds, property classing for taxation, taxing state lands, and fixing officials salaries. The amendments and law will appear on a separate ballot with explanations not exceeding 400 words. Injured: Woman Up Again. Mrs. David Patterson, Sr., of Lake Preston, who recently fell from a chair, has some recovery today despite back pain.
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Pierre
South Dakota
sec_retary of State
M. Q. Sharpe
Sharpe
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Guomey
Lake Preston
David Patterson, Sr
Trout fingerlings released into Rapid Creek stream
About 4000 trout fingerlings were placed in Hepid Creek this week under Walter Willis, head of the angling division of the Black Hills Red and Gun club. The fingerlings were shipped from the Rapid City state hatchery for stocking the stream.
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H Wson
Rapid Creek
Hepid Creek
Walter Willis
Black Hills ‘Red “and Gun Club
State
Rapid City
Miner Buys Weed Eradicator in County Purchase
Approximately 3,000 pounds of calcium chlorate have been purchased by Miner county farmers for weed eradication. S. W. Jones, county agent, estimates the chemical will combat bindweed, quack grass, and Canada thistles as the main weeds, with little sodium chlorate used.
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Miner
Howard
Miner County
S. W. Jones
Canada
Miner County Applies Chemical To Weed Patches
Mr. Jones notes calcium chlorate is not inflammable or explosive unlike another chemical used this year in Miner County. The application to weed patches has begun and will continue throughout the summer, with the chemical being slightly more expensive.
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Miner
Judge Wyman Helps Build Summer Home
Mrs A Led Wyman and family arrived in Deadwood from Yankton en route to Spearfish Canyon to establish a summer cabin a mile above Hell's Gate. Tom Island handles exterior construction while Judge A Lee Wyman and his sons manage interior work. The judge, long active in carpentry, previously kept a workroom in his Yankton basement. Mrs Wyman and party paused in Pierre en route to spend time with him as he holds federal court there.
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Deadwood
Mirs. A
Wyman
Gale
Yankton
Spearfish Canyon
Hell's Gate
Tom Island
Judge A
Lee Wyman
State College Officers Get Army Training
BROOKINGS June 75 Captain B A Dunbar First Lieutenant E R Binnewi eg and Second Lieutenant L S Guss of the State college chemistry department have been ordered to camp July 6 by the war department for two weeks intensive training in the chemical warfare service. Captain Dunbar and Lieut Binnewles will go to Fort Logan Cole and Lieut Guss to Camp Custer Mich All of the instructors in the chemistry
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Brookings
B. A. Dunbar
E. R. Binnewieg
L. S. Guss
State College
Chemistry Department
Fen War Department
Chemical Warfare Service
Dunbar
Binnewles
Fort Logan
Cole
Guss
Camp Custer
Mich
Officers Trained in Chemical Warfare Reserve Army
A department notes that commissioned officers in the chemical warfare service of the reserve army of the United States have all undergone active training within the last sixteen years.
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Chemical Warfare Service
Reserve Army of the United Steles
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