A SANE SENATOR CAPPER PRAISES REGULATION OVER REPEAL
The Kansas senator Arthur Capper is praised for his cautious stance on liquor and utility regulation. He backs Hoover’s renomination, expects continued dry policy, and favors regulatory measures over federal ownership. He lauds the Farm Board and urges steady, principled leadership.
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Kansas
Washington
Kansas City Star
Hoover
Kansas Sclon
Democratic Party
Uncle Sam
Capper
Farm Board
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Norris
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Moses
Law to Tax Delinquents Ties Auto Licenses to Payments
A state law aims to raise about a half million dollars yearly for county and state by blocking auto licenses for those who owe delinquent personal property or poll taxes. The Beadle County troas estimates support the plan, noting licenses will not be issued until all delinquent taxes are paid.
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Eptimates
Beadle County
Beadle County Expected Tax Revenue Boost From Law
The new law is projected to raise Beadle county revenues by 15000 annually and recover about 50000 in delinquent personal property and poll taxes. Statewide effects are estimated at about 500000 more per year, with over 1500000 overdue taxes likely beyond Beadle. Legislators are commended for passage.
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Uver
Beadle County
Commonwealth
The "nut" type of man who pursues ideas relentlessly
A critical portrait of the so called "nut" who clings to a single project such as municipal ownership. The piece praises John Hipple of Pierre for his honesty while condemning those who oppose him as wolves in sheep's clothing and snakes in the grass.
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John Hipple
Pierre
John
Advertising as the cure for consumer paralysis urges steady spend
Atlanta Constitution argues leaders in industry and utilities push advertising to reach rising readers. It cites Wanamaker and Marshall Field as models of thriving stores that used aggressive ad campaigns and broad service, urging merchants to advertise more when markets slow rather than cut back.
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Atlanta Constitution
America
Fohn Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Marshall Field
Chicago
United States
Gold Coast
Scott McBride
Not All Flappers Says Christian Science Monitor On Youth
The Christian Science Monitor notes not all young women are flappers and highlights the Young Women's Christian Association. It cites 600000 members in 49 nations contributing to a world council and an international education program. Plans include disarmament study as part of a broader effort toward world peace and civic responsibility.
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Christian Science Monitor I
Young Women's Christian Association
Na Jong
A Nickel Plant A Tree In Watertown This Spring
The Watertown chamber of commerce offers thrifty seedling Chinese elm trees for a nickel each to Watertown homeowners. The special city beautification committee promotes expanding the tree population with inexpensive plantings, aiming to enroll thousands of homeowners over the next decade.
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Watertown
Flag Story by Y C L Head Urges Flags in Schools
D. C. Mills, state Y C L secretary treasurer, writes for The Young Citizen about the history and meaning of the flag. He urges all schools to fly Old Glory daily, notes rope needs, and cites The Flag of the United States by James A. Moss to explain stripes and stars as symbols of unity and national history.
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United States
D. C. Mills
Stara
C. S
Aleen Erickson
Mr. Mills
League
James A. Moss
United States Army
Tig Makers
John Cabot
North American
St George's Cros
England
John Smith
Jamestown
Plymouth
Mass
Dutch Republic
Kellogg School Receives Early House Cleaning Plan
The Wide Awake C. L. of Kellogg township reports spring cleaning under Buford Gray. Windows washed and wastebasket refreshed. Hana Olson school teacher Miss Rumelhart plans a stage for a Friday program on March 27. Older boys will help build the stage next Thursday after school. Olson School, small and crowded, expects a large turnout.
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C. L
Kellogg Township
Buford Gray
League
Hana Olson
Olson
Dakota Belles Rally at Huron with Community Program
Twelve members of the Dakota Belles Cooking club of Beadle County attended a rally in Huron on Saturday March 21. The event featured a musical program, games, talks by local officials and club leaders, and a later formal program in the Elks ballroom. Proceeds from an upcoming play will fund club camp and junior activities.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Cooking Club
Beadle County
Huron
Mildred Lymen
H. H. DeLong
Beulah Rodgers
Lynch
Elks
Paul E. Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Tobin
Hazel Christofferson
Sera L. Dewing
B. B. McClaskey
Willing Workers Club
Miss Rodgers
Arlene May
Lois Jones
Mildred Lyman
Norma Cranston
Doris Piersom
Vernon Gogolin
Chicago
Johnnie Greenan
Pine
Miss, Dewing
R. A. Cave
Broadland Epworth League Meets For Devotion and Social
The Broadland Epworth League met Friday evening with Howard Vollenweider leading the devotional discussion. The group decided to buy flowers for ill and birthday celebrant George Kaump. During the social hour Cath and Howard Vollenweider led games and Edna and Clark Crawley served refreshments.
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Broadland
Broadland Epworth
Howard Vollenweider
George Kaump
Cath
Edna
Clark Crawley
Royal Rustlers Plan Uniforms for March Rally
Royal Rustlers 4-H club meets at Mrs. Ben Wells Turton home and plans to wear white and green official uniforms for the March rally at Redfield on March 28 per club reporter Marle Troske.
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Royal Rustlers
Ruth's
Ben Wells
Turton
Redfield
Marle Troske
Murle
Textiles Studied By Nance 4-H Busy Bees
The Nance Busy Bees met March 1 at leader Mrs Brachwogel's home near Wessington. Members cut patterns for princess slips and made textile books as the leader demonstrated felled seams buttonholes and stocking darning. Five members attended and songs were sung before a lunch.
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Nance
Nance Busy Bees
Mre
Brachwogel
Wessington
Belen L. Curtis
Yale Pupils Win In Speaking Contests
Yale students win in the Y C L essay and declamatory contests held Tuesday March 4 at Yale. Ruby Schnitz and Geraldine Basse will represent Yale schools in the district C L contest on March 27. Judges Mire Moon Mrs Gerry and Merz Glen Foote officiated.
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Yale
Ruby Schnitz
Geraldine Basse
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Mire
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G. Gerry
Merz
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Banner League Conducts Health and Conduct Contest
Jeanne Tompkins of Hyde County describes the Banner League contest in Highmore. The group aims to teach pupils neatness health and orderly conduct with a nationwide race style health contest. The winning side will be toasted at an Arbor Day Wiener roast.
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Callea Tae
Jeanne Tompkins
Highmore
Hyde County League
United States
Valley League Commends Students For Contests Wins
Evelyn May reports Valley school leaders applaud Kenneth Beedle for winning first in a state contest and Laverne for doing well in the county spelling contest. The district spelling meet is scheduled for Friday in Huron with Laverne representing the school.
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Valley League
C. L
Evelyn May
Valley ¥. CL. Valley School No. 1
Leigh French
Kenneth Beedle
C. S
Russell
Mabel
Laverne
Huron
Kennett
Notice of Tax Deed Intention Beadle County South Dakota
Notice to Sarah J Eastland administratrix Howes Temmey and John Doe that tax sale certificate No 202 for NW Section 13 Township 111 Range 65 Wessington Beadle SD issued to Roy E Ramsell will lapse and no deed will be issued unless redemption occurs. sale held December 10 1928 for 1927 taxes.
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Sarah J. Eastland
Lorenzo
Eastland
North Liberty
Iowa
Howes & Temmey
Huron
South Dakota
John Doe
Beadle County
Roy E. Ramsell
One Hundred Eleven
Wessington
Roy EB. Hamsell
Roy Ramsell
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Beadle County South Dakota
Notice details a mortgage default by John Kingdon and Grace M. Kingdom on property in Beadle County. The Northeast Quarter of Section 2, Township 113 North, Range 63 West, Beadle County SD, 162.51 acres, will be sold at public auction April 1 1951 at 1 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse front door to satisfy debt plus interest, costs, and attorney fees. Mortgagee is Huron College, with Sheriff Con R. Huntley handling sale.
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John Kingdon
Grace M. Kingdom
Beadle
South Dakota
Huron College
Huron
South
Dakota
Register of Deeds
Beach
Ing. Naimel
Gree
St. P. M
Beadie
Houren College, & Corporation
R. Huntley
Beadle County
Crawford & Crawford
Pride of Pasadena slated for Wessington Springs stage
Wessington Springs Kiwanis club selects the musical comedy Pride of Pasadena for April 9 and 10. Mrs. R. J. Cook and Mrs. R. W. Gibson lead musical numbers. Cast includes Mrs. Fay Zink and others with Henry Heinz and Jerey H. Lavniers among credited performers.
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Kiwanians
Wessington Springs
Mar
Pride of
Pasadena
Leland Vessey
W. S. Starstad
Henry Heinz
Harry Jansen
Jerey H. Lavnniers
Fred N. Dunham
Lohr
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