Governor Vetoes Bills While Some Become Law in South Dakota
Governor Jen sen sent several acts to the secretary of state without his signature on the last day for executive action. One measure eases livestock transport fees for non residents and truckers, while other acts restore a gasoline tax and fund revisions and WPA publication costs. He vetoed a highway salary increase and signed a 10 percent wholesale tax on liquor and high point beer.
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South Ca
Ionta
Pioneer Store Fires in Yankton
The Fred Donaldson Company general store in Yankton burned Friday night causing heavy damage to building, fixtures, and stock including groceries hardware and meat market. Insurance adjusters work on loss figures as owner Fred Donaldson Jr refuses to estimate before the adjusters report due midweek. The Donaldson store, a pioneer business in the state, was established by Fred Donaldson in 1879.
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Yankton Yvankton
Mar
Fred Donaldson
Agnes Curley Visits In De Smet For Short Return
Agnes Curley returned Thursday evening after two months in the northeastern state. She has spent two years in South Dakota research work gathering early history and tenenas of the days of the first settlers. She left again Monday for Watertown.
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Agnes Curley
de Smet
Mar
Miss Curley
South Dakota
Watertown
Seniors Stage Three One Act Plays at Community Hall
Wessington reports a senior English class presented three one act plays in the Community Hall. Be a Little Cuckoo featured five girls coached by Margerite Gehlichte and Ruth Graeber. Few Words had two girls coached by Lola Stobbs. Saving Grace showcased four boys coached by Stanley Gigger. Also notes Conkeys move stock from Manchester with winter pasturage included and plans to return home.
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Wessington
Mar
Ruth Graeber
Margeerite Gehlichte
Lola Stobbs
Stanley Gigger
Conkeys
Manchester
Conkey
Hightmore
Bennett Farm
Highemore
Party at Manchester hosts Severin orchestra and feasting
The Manchester Dancing Club held a party at the town hall with a large crowd. The Severin orchestra from De Smet provided music and attendees brought basket lunches while coffee was served. Mr and Mrs H J Hamen traveled from Rockford Illinois to their Manchester area farm last week and plan Illinois farming this year. They intend to return next year with farm equipment and tobacco loads.
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Manchester Manchester
Manchester Dancing Club
Town Hall
Severin Orchestra
de Smet
Namens
Manchester
Mar
H. J. Hamen
Rockford
Harmens
Elvin
Illinois
Tinois
Mrs Guthmiller Hosts Shower For Mrs Poole At Wolsey
Mrs Ed S Guthmiller entertained about 20 guests at her Wolsey home in a recent shower for Mrs Emil Poole. Guests received many gifts and lunch was served late at noon.
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Guthmiller
Wolsey
Mar
Ed S Guthmiller
Emil Poole
Forestbury Honor Punils Are Named
Final reports for the fourth six weeks period list honor students and those with perfect attendance at Forestbury School. Names include Ivan Fouberg Ellen Kundert Helen Larson Opal Larson Jeanette Lyf tgot Goldie Rickel Barbara Slouber Julia Slouber Mary Jo Morse and others across grades with several pupils achieving year long perfect attendance.
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Barbara Slouber
Laura Thompson
Charles Briggs
Faye Mack
Mary Jo Morse
el- Vien Jean Hinde
Rolland Petesch
Mary Jane Wilder
Elles Jean Hinde
Gerade
Clayton Aker
Hone Holl
Miss Gere
Mary Frances Hinde
le Larson
Afth Prade
Bernita Ann la
Shirley Aker
Robert Ellingsen
Jimmy Aker
Donald Spelbring
Miller Extension Club Holds Joint Meeting
A joint gathering of the Miller Extension Club the Home Arts Extension Club and community service center workers met Friday evening in the city auditorium. The recreation music departments sponsored the event with table games community singing and singing games led by Mrs. Erwin Trasin. Mrs. N. E. Beers and Mrs. Lee Campbell chaired the entertainment while a sack lunch and coffee were served.
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Miller Extension Club
Miller
Home Arts Extension Club
Recreation Jana Music
Erwin Trasin
N. E. Beers
Lee Campbell
Lodi Pastime Club Welcomes New Member At Franksburg
The Lodi Pastime Club met at president Mrs Myrtle Peterson home with nine members and one guest. Mrs Marguerite Scott led the entertainment and Mrs Frank Benson joined the club. Rinda Reynolds received a birthday gift from the club as her March birthday nears. The April meeting will be at Mrs LeRoy Nelson home.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Mar
Myrtle Peterson
Marguerite Scott
Frank Benson
Rinda Reynolds
LeRoy Nelson
York Enters Guilty Plea and Related Federal Actions
Lester York of Mitchell pleaded guilty in federal court to two counts of violating the federal Internal Revenue liquor tax act and faces sentencing later after a lengthy fugitive period. In related actions, Hobart Pumpkinseed and Alex Hernandez faced liquor and larceny charges, with several others jailed or released on bond. The government filed two condemnation suits in Pennington County for land to expand the Bad Lands Fall River Bird Refuge.
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Sioux Walls
Mar
Lester York
Mitchell
York
Portland
Ore
Hobart
United States Marshal's Office
Alex Hernandez
Kyle
Pennington County
Zachery Rock
Charles Red Breath Bear
Manderson
S. D
Edison Long
Marie C. McDaniels
No Vote On Liquor In S D Until July
Pierre March 16 The South Dakota Liquor Commission will not hold new municipal liquor store elections in third class towns until July 1. Senate Bill 15 legalized past elections, while Senate Bill 18 allows towns to vote but not operative until July 2. The commission will prepare a digest of 12 new liquor laws for interested readers.
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S. D
Pierre
Mar
Joe Ryan
South Dakota
Ryan
Senate
Supreme Court
Four Deputy Game Wardens Appointed by SD Commission
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission announced four new deputy state game wardens Monday after competitive exams. J George Grumm of Plankinton named warden for the Woonsocket district to fill a vacancy created when Al Van Lent became superintendent. Other wardens sworn in are Clarence Gunderson Sioux Falls District One Yankton HQ Herbert Hegan Sisseton District Two HQ Sisseton and Virgil Johnson Hot Springs District Three HQ Faith serving as trapper warden.
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Sioux Falls
Yankton
Herbert Hegan
Sisseton
Virgil Johnson
Hot Springs
Faith
Johnson
Foresters election returns all officers reelected
The Foresters organization held its annual election on Wednesday night and returned all officers. Anne Strulf is chief ranger, May Fleming vice ranger, Irene Glennon recording secretary, Lyda Giever financial secretary, Ada McKown treasurer, and Dr. J. C. Hagin medical examiner. The social meeting followed in the parish hall with the men Foresters providing refreshments.
Miller Foresters Reelect Officers
In Sioux Falls on March 16 S. F. Roy Gravely suffered a compound skull fracture in a traffic accident Saturday. Harrold Corrigan, 8, was in critical condition at a local hospital. Elmer H. Fensterman, a Hartford farmer, witnessed the crash and said the Corrigan boy ran into the truck behind the rear wheels. The driver Tom Lacre did not know the collision occurred until later.
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Miller Foresters
S. F. Roy
Sioux Falls
Harrold Corrigan
Elmer H. Fensterman
Hartford Farmler
Corrigan
Tom Lacre
Forty Attend Soil Meeting in Silver Creek Township
Forty farmers gathered at Center School in Silver Creek Township for a Voluntary Soil Association meeting. State coordinator Ross D Davies spoke on program changes, the new soils districting law, contouring to reduce runoff, and practical contouring methods. Edward J Nelson discussed collaboration between soil and agricultural conservation groups.
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Woonsocket
Silver Creek
Voluntary Soil Association
Bengaber
Ross D.davies
Soil Conservation Service
Davies
South Dakota
L. R. Kennedy
Edward J. Nelson
Sanborn County Agricultural Conservation Association
Soil Conservation and
Agricultural Conservation Associations
Soils School Planned After Conservation Meetings
Jim Murtha president of the soil association presided at the meeting. J. R. Trumbower agricultural agent announced upcoming agricultural conservation meetings to be held the coming week. The next meeting is expected to be held soon and will likely be a soils school.
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Jim Murtha
The
Soil Association
J. R. Trumbower
Miller Band to Play Concert at City Auditorium
The Miller band will perform a concert Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the city auditorium. The program includes three vocal solos a cornet solo numbers by the boys quartet and girls quartet of the high school and a mixed chorus of 80 voices.
Texas Fugitive Held in Sioux Falls
Deadwood police arrested Charles A. Demers known as Don Morgan on a federal indictment in San Antonio for violating the white slave traffic act. He was recognized from Justice Department circulars and identified by Chief Dick Costello and fingerprint expert Arthur Helmer before a deputy marshal was to transfer him.
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Texas
Sioux Falls
Deadwood
Mar
U. S Department of Justice
Charles A. Demers
Don Morgan
San Antonio
Dick Costello
Demers
Department of Justice
Arthur Helmer
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