Receipts Decreasing Urges Tax Burden Relief in South Dakota
A February state treasurer report shows a rising general fund overdraft from 738,043 to 922,068 and a drop in overall funds to 3,757,098. Gas, cigarette, and malt tax receipts fell sharply year over year, signaling mounting deficits. The piece urges Governor Green to cut state spending and shift special taxes to the general fund to ease farm tax pressure and avert insolvency.
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South Dakota
A. C. Goodhope
Goodhope
Green
Huron Chamber of Commerce chooses Fahrendorf as president
Huron notes strong support from leading citizens as G B Fahrendorf is elected to succeed Blake F Patton as chamber president. Patton praises the past work and both leaders expect continued community cooperation to advance civic progress and improvement in Huron.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
G. B. Fahrendorf
Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Patton
Fahrendorf
Huron: Chamber of Commerce
Unwise Japanese Boycott Debate Earnest Call
The text discusses forming a boycott against Japan to halt its China aggression. Senator Borah warns such a boycott risks war, arguing militaristic nations won’t bow to economic pressure. It notes potential shifts if England France Italy Germany and Balkan states side with the U.S. and refuse to recognize Japan’s attack, risking Japan’s withdrawal but saving face.
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Japan
China
Borah
England
France
Italy
Germany
Balkan States
Japan Branded Outlaw as Nations Reject Arm Advantage
It is generally accepted that Japan seeks any path to win favor, but no major power will recognize gains from armed action. Records at Geneva and the League show Japan is outside international law and treaties she joined, branding her an outlaw. This status damages her standing among nations for years to come.
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Japan
League of Nations
Politicians Thrive As Costs Rise In South Dakota
A column notes South Dakota politicians enjoy high salaries amid rising state costs while farmers and businesses seek relief. It highlights Iowa figure George Casson challenging Senator Smith W. Brockhart, criticizing Brockhart’s agriculture record, and mentions rail-bus trials and Berlin crime figures as contrasting issues.
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South Dakota
Red Cross
George Casson
Des Moines
Smith W. Brockhart
Casson
Iowa
Senator Brockhart
Brockhart
State tax cuts urged as SD faces budget emergency
Yankton Press and Dakotan reports a state volunteer tax conference in Aberdeen urges trimming expenses to match income. Delegates from major firms press for a legislative special session to overhaul funds, cut government costs, and reduce reliance on Red Cross aid amid bond payments and costly programs.
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Yankton Press
Doketan
State Chamber of Commerce
Aberdeen
Asion
Bureau
Grange
Hmne
South Dakota
Red Cross
Willie
Lincoln 4-H Boy Oliver Anderson Earns Training
Oliver Anderson of Lincoln County, a standout 4-H member, recounts nine years of club work and profits from corn projects from 1923 to 1931. He describes prizes at Canton, Canton midwinter fairs, state fairs, and his path to high school education funded by 4-H earnings and club leadership.
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Lincoln
South Dakota
Oliver Anderson
Lincoln County
Chicago
Oliver
American Farm Boys
Carton
Omy
Eams
Canton
Kenneth
Thin T
Falr Mucoran
Hudson Mid-Winar
Shaw
Ta County
Girl Scouts Celebrate 20th Birthday Growth in U S District
The article notes 20 years since the Girl Scouts arrived from England, with 244,712 members, 9422 troops, 3854 communities active nationwide, and 545 camps including fall and winter offerings. In 1930, 203 new camps opened and 54725 enrolled with 358468 badges awarded.
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America
England
Girl Guide Movement
United States
Uncle Sam
Girl Beouts
Club work proves life is what you make it
This reminiscence extols 4-H club work showing how dedication yields prizes and growth. It recounts winning corn samples, later losses, and the lessons learned in leadership, record- keeping, and business basics. The speaker led Moe Hustlers, guided 11 members, and values trips to junior short courses and the state fair as education.
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Haye
Moe Hustlers
4 H Ccluba
Frankfort Scouts Receive Red Trophy at Achievement Contest
Frankfort Hoy Scouts earned a red ribbon trophy for the area achievement contest which closed February 29 and was awarded at a weekly meeting. Merit badge certificates went to Arthur Chase automobling Armon Christopherson pathfinding and handicraft Cecil Cartner pathfinding and firemanship Charles Hull pathfinding and personal health Donald Hilk ameir personal health Marvin Frac handicraft Clyde Miller firemanship Harold Stubbs pathfinding Harlan Refvem pathfinding and handicraft. Scouts preparing for merit test awards will attend a court of honor soon. P. L. Batth is scoutmaster.
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Frankfort Hoy
Atoop
Bvanneu
Arthur Chase
Armon Christopherson
Cecil Cartner
Charleae Hull
Donald Hilkameir
Marvin Frac
Clyde Miller
Harold Stubbs
Harlan Refvem
P. L. Batth
McKinley Reserve Meet Tees and Club Belts Planned
The Joy school Girl Reserve club plans belt making as a March project, announced by club reporter Licifie Tame. The effort aims to be completed before the next meeting while the treasurer reports $4.19 in the treasury.
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McKinley
Ieserve
Licifie Tame
Treasury
Question on Site HORIZONTAL L Residue of a fire
A fragmented crossword style prompt lists numerous clues with mismatched words and numbers. It asks about islands, days, and various definitions, but content is garbled and partial with no coherent news event or report to summarize.
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New York City
Flaming Arrows Win Honors At Huron Bay Scouts Meeting
Badges were presented to Churchill Wilcox Russell Jakkson LeRoy Haber man and Cecil Pershing at a meeting of Huron Bay Scouts Troop 3 this week. The Flaming Arrows won a knot tying game first aid demonstration and the relay race, with the meeting closed by the Flaming Arrows and the scoutmaster's benediction.
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Churchill Wilcox
Russell Jakkson
LeRoy Haberman
Cecil Pershing
Huron Bay Scouts
Black Bear Patrol
Woodrow Gregory
Hitchcock Plans Mothers Tea With Girl Reserve Club
Plans for a Mother-Daughter tea at Hitchcock sponsored by the Girl Reserve club. A March 8 meeting at Alia Ball’s home with Eunice Thomas and Ruth Osborn assisting hostesses. Games followed the business session and a lunch was served. Lane Girls Organize 4-H Club With 20 Members Focusing on Dairy Foods.
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Hitchcock
Girl Reserve Club
Alia Ball
Eunice Thomas
Ruth Osborn
Maxine Lund
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand When Packing for Travel
Practical guidance on packing for trips and packing trunks, emphasizing not overloading, proper arrangement of clothes and toiletries, inventory for checked baggage, and care for rain gear. Tips include padding stockings in shoes, using tissue and paper layers, and simple repairs for waterproof garments at home or local shops.
Salt to prevent chimney blazes advise Huron fire chief
W H Heermany of the Huron fire department warns homeowners of chimney fires and suggests using two pounds of common salt burned in a furnace every 60 days to clean soot from flues. He notes dangers from cracked chimneys, overheated pipes, and recommends annual cleaning, especially when heating resumes in cold weather.
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W. H. Heermany
Huron Fire Department
Huron
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Local Dispatches
Twenty years ago in Huron several residents began weeklong trips for business and personal reasons. Lillian Jaehn left for Bonad land to teach school while W D Rassman headed to Six Falla and C A Keeler traveled to Carthie see. Others, including N Holbrook, Denny Sauer, Jack Walworth of Northwestern, Rolland Mills to Los Angeles, F C W Kuhn to Aberdeer, A D McNair to Wessington, Carl Weir from Aberdeen, Tom Wilson to Rapid City, and Ralph Longstaff from Pierrs, were noted in a morning bulletin of departures and visits. Mr. and Mrs. John Longstaff were also mentioned.
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Lillian Jaehn
Bonad
W. d. Rassman
Falla
C. A. Keeler
Carthie
N. Holbrook
Wollsey
Denny Sauer
Jack Walworth
North
Los Angeles
Cal
F. C. W. Kuhn
Aberdeer
A D. McNair
Wessington
Thorning
Carl Weir
Aberdeen
Tom Wilson
Rapid City
Ralph Longstaff
Pierrs
Big Givanis
John Longstaff
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Berlin
Yanktom County
Yankton County
Pierre Dakotom
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Hazel Christoffersen
Gir
Frankfort
Helena
Earth
Verton
Tad
LANE
William [Rueger
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Heerman
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