South Dakota truck license law boosts heavy vehicle fees
Ed Goff explains a sweeping motor truck license law raising heaviest truck fees from 75 to 400 plus. The act bases charges on actual chassis weight, affects trailers, buses, and special cases with city limits or highway work. Foreign-vehicle registration and temporary permits are also addressed under the new rules.
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Goff
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Weizhin
Aberdeen students set for Sitx Province contest debate
Northern State Teachers college announced six contestants for the Sitx Province debate at Morningside college Sioux City with Miss Hamilton Karrigan and Miss Anderson representing the Aberdeen women. Helen Kelley joins as a fourth woman. Harvey Swern will enter extemporaneous division and Clive Acker competes in oratorical with Our Deby Bread. John W Parlett directs. The theme is free trade.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
P. 9
Harkness
Sitx
Pi Kapge Detta
Morningside College
Sioux City
Louis Anderson
Lowry
Watertown ‘High School
Rose Hiramilton
Marian Karrigan
Barara Anderson
Misa Helen ‘Kelley
Black
Clive Acker
Rapid ‘City
Fhermen
Harvey Swern
Morthern
John W. Parlett
Mormmingside College
Sioux Gity ‘Scholé
P. J. Harkness
Grant District P T A Stages Three Act Comedy
GANN VALLEY March 23 Special A three act comedy titled Aston Slick from Prinkin Crick was staged by the Grant District P T A. The performance featured local participants in a lighthearted rural theater showcasing community talent and school community support.
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Grant District
P.T.A
Gann Valley
Mar
Aston Slick
Prinkin Crick
Gann Valley PTA Presents Local Play Draws Big Gate
The Crant district Parent Teachers Association staged a play by a cast led by Harold Mentzer Elsie Ben dixen Marvin Elliott Helen Wulff Dorrothy Carr Lydia Blehn and Gertrude Fraser directed by Mrs Edna Garvis. A large crowd attended the event with box office receipts totaling 85000 dollars.
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Gann Valley
Parent Teachers Association of
Crant District
Harold Mentzer
Elsie Bendixen
Marvin Elliott
Helen’ Wulff
Dorrothy “Carr
Lydia Blehn
Gertrude ‘Fraser
Edna Garvis
Farewell Card and Dance Honors Local Leaving Residents
A combined party hosted by the American Legion and Auxiliary Masonic and Eastern Star lodges and the Otozo club gathered at Legion hall to bid goodbye to Max Wasserman and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Westlund as they depart Blunt. Wasserman plans a move to Sioux City before settling elsewhere, while Westlund will become janitor at the Spath House in Pierre in April.
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BLUNT
Legion ‘and Auxiliery
Eastern Star Lodgea
Otozo Club
Legion Hall
Max A. Wasserman
Ernest Westlund
Wasserman
Geneti d
Sioux City
Mrs. Westhead
Pierre
Westhind
Spath
Miller Judge Uses Own Way Of Planting Wheat
Judge Frank R. Fisher of Miller district farms 35 acres south of Miller. He grows the Burbank wheat variety and employs a self-devised cross-drilling method. He planted his crop using this original technique to improve germination and yield.
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Frank R. Fisher
Miller
Burbank
Woman 87 Enjoys Vinol Daily For Vitality
An 87 year old woman praises Vinol claiming it boosts appetite and sleep. Ad copy notes Vinol helps tired seniors, aids nervous individuals, and suits both genders of any age with a tasty tonic and benefits from iron and cod liver peptone. Comer Drug Store promotes the product.
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Mrz. M Batdort
Comer Drug Store
New Planting Method Aims to Boost Wheat Yield
A farmer notes that previous drills produced heavy yields in the last season and expects the new planting method to yield more wheat this season.
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