New Service Analyzed To Aid South Dakota Tax Payers
Pierre June 21 Inauguration of a new service by the South Dakota division of taxation will analyze and recommend procedures for handling financial problems of local taxing districts. Director B W Baer says this aims to reduce public expenditures and give taxpayers clearer information on taxation. The department may answer inquiries from its office or send a representative to community meetings to study and discuss local tax problems.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Baer
Camp Da Ko Tah Second Term Nears Finish
Miller June 27 Special The second period of Camp Da Ko Tah is near completion with 48 boys in camp this week. They arrived Sunday evening and will depart after tomorrow's chicken dinner. Listed are campers from troops 2, 3, 5, 18, 19, 23 from Huron, Wessington Springs, and Alpena, including Burton Ellis George Georgisdes Gordon Hartwich Grant Pasek and many others.
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Miller
Burton Ellis
George Georgisdes
Gordon Hartwich
Grant Pasek
Huron
Woodrow Gregory
Ross Toland
James Hall
Royal Janish
John Lynch
George Schmidt
Donald Schrader
Erwin Sinai
Glenn Small
Gerald Smnedifiar
Kendall Strickland
Eugene Theimer
Ben Wharton
Troop 5
Douglas Dunham
Merlyn Englund
Roger. Jones
Donald Locke
Gerald Phifer
Elmer Schnuerer
Raymond Schraerer
Frank Sehryer
Jack Theeler
John Waybright
Wessington Springs
Boyd Babbitt
Lloyd Dake
Ives Johanson
Joe Pierson
Chester Topp
Melvin Topp
Wessington
Clair Crawford
Harley McWilliams
Paul Tebay
Alpena
Arthur Chase
Scout Camp Details With Troop Leaders Named
The text lists Scout leaders and staff for a Frankfort and South Dakota camp. It notes Girl Scouts from Pierre reserving a camp for June 28 to July 5 with 54 girls and 4 leaders, then Boy Scout enrollment opening July 5 across multiple towns. Staff include Eagle Scouts Wenton Siedechlaw and Mervill Bennett, with Assistant Scoutmasters Burt Wooledge and Alex Wotoney. Reservations for periods two and four suggest full enrollment and possible waitlists.
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Phillipa
Harry Phillips
Harry Waldez
Frankfort
Ki i Conner
Charles Shepherd
Frank Schryer
Lasseer
Black Bear
Gerald Snedigar
George Schmidt
Bi Clair Crawford
John Whalley
Lloyd Dake
Mervill Bennett
Frank Kin- Yon
Milo Foual
Fred Eggers
Pierre
Camp Da-Ko-Tek Camp Plans Expand For Boys
Plans move ahead to expand Camp Da-Ko-Tek as more boys enroll. Screens go up in bunk cabins and more shelter space is needed. A group heads to Rapid City for a Calvert family visit and a loop through the area. Scouts at Ree Heights register for encampment July 5. Grand Army encampment ends in Sioux Falls with Yankton hosting next year. Women's Relief Corps to meet there.
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Black Hills
Black Hills Transportation Co
School of Mines
Government Indian School
Deadwood
Belle Fourche
Hotdings
Plana
Ree Heights
Rea Heights
Camp Dakotah
Hey. T. Meckel
Yankton
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Fourteen members sign from thin troop
A brief report notes fourteen members have signed on from a small unit, boosting manpower amid limited resources. The change signals a push to stabilize operations and maintain coverage despite prior shortages.
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Nounces
Thin Troop
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