Three Are Halted By Referendums
South Dakota headlines report 239 laws enacted by the 1937 legislature take effect tomorrow. Major tax hikes are outlined to raise about $4 million annually, including sales tax up from two to three percent, renewed state property tax, increased liquor taxes, and new licenses. Reorganization cuts probe the justice department, moves divisions to attorney general, with several transfers halted by referendum.ги
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South Dikta
Justice Department
Highway
Agriculture Departments
Unemployment Compensation Insurance Commission
South Dakota Enacts Wide Relief and Tax Measures
South Dakota faces annual relief costs estimated at 225000 with programs for old age assistance blind aid crippled children dependent children and related administrative costs. New liquor laws restrict 32 beer sales and require brand registration and purity testing while municipal control of on and off sales is expanded. Agriculture gains two federal benefit acts soil conservation and district formation plus livestock auction regulation and farm laws extend tuberculosis testing and mortgage moratorium to 1938.
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South Dakota
State College
Agriculture Department
Pool at Preston Draws Crowds in June Heat
The Preston pool is busy as heat rises with about 250 swimmers Sunday from Brookings Madison Arlington De Smet Huron Erwin Oldham and Bryant. About ten picnic groups used the park and many planned to stay for the evening band concert.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Brookings
Madison
Arlington
de Smet
Huron
Erwin
Oldham
Bryant
Will Retain Veterans Administration Office in Sioux Falls
The Veterans Administration offices in Sioux Falls will remain there for the present, despite reports of a transfer to Hot Springs. Mayor A. N. Graft said word from Washington via Frank Burke indicated no immediate move. Nearby notes detail visits and travel between Monroe Alpena Wayland and Ipswich with family, military postings, and local residents.
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Sioux Falls
Veterans Administration
Washington
Hot Springs
A. N. Graft
Frank Burke
Reckless Driver Gets Jail Term in Sioux Falls
Sam Hofer of Freeman was fined 200 and jailed for a conditional half-month term after his car rammed the rear of a Hartford man's vehicle near Sioux Falls. Judge Ransom Gibbs suspended most of the term, provided Hofer pays the fine and refrains from driving. The judge warned a sober driving standard on a sunny afternoon.
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Sioux Falls
Sam Hofer
Freeman
Hofer
A. J. Matthies
Hartford
Here
Ransom L. Gibbs
Carl J. Johansen Dies At Mitchell
Carl J. Johansen died at the Methodist Hospital in Mitchell from cancer. He had served as cashier of a Delmont bank for two years and earlier worked with the Bank of Wayland, later moved to Wessington, and then became cashier here after the S. F. Sierson bank change. Survived by wife Edna and two sons Carl and Ives, employed in Miller. He was a Mason in Wessington and well known locally. funeral plans not disclosed.
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Wellington
Carl J. Johansen
Methodist
Mitchell
Johansen
Delmont
Bank of Wayland
Wessington
Ant S. F. Sierson
Edna Johansen
Carl and
Ives
Miller
Remodel Post Office Building at Preston LARB
The Preston post office building is being enlarged and renovated with a new front, an added work room, and updated equipment. Walls will be redecorated and sewer connections installed to give a modern appearance.
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Larb Marceuin
First Bank
Congers Return Home After Visit to Alpena
Mr and Mrs Herbert Conger returned to Cedar Rapids Ia from a nearly two week visit with Mrs Congers parents Mr and Mrs J Millhouse in Alpena. They were joined by Miss Lucille Millhouse who has employment there.
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Monroe Alpena
Lyla Freeman
Morrow
Henry Meyer
Wellington
Chicago
Long Beach
Calif
John Meyer
Meyer
Navy
Honolulu
Australia
Sioux Falls
Wessington
Congers
Alpena
Herbert Conger
Camp trip and home visit reported in brief
JOIN C M T C CAMP ALPENA reports Junior Triplett Irwin Hayes and Harry Crawford leaving for Bismarck for a four week C M T C camp. ROBINSONS HOME WELLINGTON notes Mr and Mrs Luke Robinson returning from a visit with daughter Mrs Guy Ribstein at Brune.
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Alpena
Junior Triplett
Irwin Hayes
Harry Crawford
Bismarck
Robinsons
Wellington
Luke E. Robinson
Guy Ribstein
Brune
Good Hay Crop Is In Prospect
Brookings June 30 A South Dakota extension dairyman notes an abundant supply of high quality hay. He explains hay quality varies greatly, leaves hold more protein than stems, and improper curing and handling cause nutrient losses.
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Brookings
South Dakota
W R.A. Cave
Extension Dairyman
Cave
Hay quality and vitamin A in alfalfa and clover discussed
The article explains harvest timing and handling to preserve green color and vitamin A in alfalfa and clover hay. It notes that raking too early or late can reduce quality, that wilting before windrowing improves drying, and that well cured hay remains the best vitamin A source for livestock. It mentions dew delaying mowing and stresses mature hay lowering protein and palatability. It also lists local visitors in South Dakota and Tulare.
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General Fund
State Justice Department
Ninaman ‘Welfare Commission
Custer State Park Boards
Secretary of Agriculture
Geyerman
Transcontinental Air Line
Roef
U. S
Wilson Barber Auto CO
Robert Bentson
John Bentson
Robert
Ipswich
N. D
CM. T. C
Bentson
Erie
Penn
General Electric Company
Wayland
Mike Dundevich
Nick Verton
George Dundevich
Calvert
Calvert Bistilleos Corp
AMD Lowisvelle. OY
Cheykin Bpo
Bonilla Bonilla
Juipe
Ruth Zeipler
HA. Vollenweider
Shirley and
Wanda Binger
Tulare
R. Kenison
Billy Jacobson
William Radike
Carter
Harme
Montie
Nama
Pacific
Yellowstone
Puget Sound
Mt. Raider
Mt. Baker
Seattle
Tacoma
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Olympia
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General Passenger Agent Corner Ltd
Robert Birea
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