Tax director cites $50 million in added omissions in four years
W E Welsh state director of taxation told the South Dakota Bankers association in Sioux Falls that investigators have added omitted money and credits valued at 50 million dollars to the tax rolls in four years. He urged listing intangibles for taxation and explained changes in the capital stock and moneys and credits law to broaden the base.
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Sioux Falls
W. ¢. Wesh
South Dakota Bankers Association
Tax Department
Welsh
Bankers’ Convention
South
South Dakota
Huron Boy Wins Theatre Ticket
Billy Kapler of Huron won the weekly sweepstakes prize for coloring a comic page in the Saturday Evening Huronite. He may collect his ticket at the Huron theatre box office on the day he attends the show. Other winners include Beverly Devers and several locals. Tickets are awarded to Huron and Central South Dakota youths who submit colored comic pages before 5 pm Wednesday with their camel attached.
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Billy Kapler
Huron
Marian Jacobs
Wolsey
Berdyne Feet
Alpess
Dalcinnie Decker
Cavour
Florence Gutziser
Woonsocket
Geralding Bradley
Central
South Dakota
Canova Meeting Discusses State Sales Tax Plan
Canova May 23 Senator Mumford of Howard discussed the new state sales and net income tax before Canova Commercial club members. Thirty five snen were present. Mumford explained the law’s functions and expected outcomes. The Woman's Literary club served dinner, a men’s quartet provided music, and HL Boecker led singing. The club will skip summer dinners but resume in September.
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Canova
Boecker
S. E. Strobel
Prizes Awarded In Poster Contest By Legion Auxiliary
Deland posters prize winners announced for Poppy Day contest. Fifth and sixth grades Bonnie Hamilton first, Shirley Smith second. Seventh and eighth grades Yvonne Seaman first. Mary Ann Guess and Duane Majek tied for second. other entrants received candy bars. Graduation exercises at Forestburg mark 1935 senior and eighth grade ceremonies. Bible school starts at Wheaton church with two teachers and two weeks of classes. Forestburg students earn A grades on recent exams.
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Doland
American Legion Auxiliary
Deland
Olive Doty
Bonnie Hamilton
Shirley Smith
Yvonne Seaman
Mary Ann Guess
Duane Majek
Thomas
Hickcox
Howard Court Actions Settle Five Cases At Trial
Judge Alva E. Taylor decided five cases Tuesday at Howard Court. Rennal Podratz faced burglary in the third degree and driving while intoxicated. he received one year in the penitentiary on the burglary charge and ten days in jail on the other, with sentences to run concurrently. Hol. Welve was fined 200 dollars for reckless driving. Leona M. Bailey was granted a divorce from Charles H. Bailey for desertion. Margaret Hauser was granted a divorce from Ben M. Hauser on cruel and inhuman treatment. Albert Schumann petitioned Prudential Insurance to extend mortgage redemption time under a moratorium law. a receiver was appointed and redemption extended to March 1, 1937. The old law’s redemption limit had expired.
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Fhowany
Alva E. Taylor
Rennal Podratz
Hol. Welve
Leona M. Bailey
Charles H. Bailey
Margaret Hauser
Ben M. Hauser
Albert Schumann
Prudential Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Taylor
State Motor Carrier Fee Revenue Reported for Nine Months
South Dakota's motor carrier compensation fee law, effective July 1 1923, has collected 227679.51 during July 1 1924 to March 21 1935. 95 percent goes to highway funds and 5 percent to the motor vehicle department. Interstate carriers paid 27833.74 of the total, with the rest from intrastate carriers. Major counties listed include Minnehaha Brown Davison Codington and Pennington.
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State Highway Fund
Motor Vehicle Fund
Highway Fund
Motor Vehicle Department
Minnehaha
Brown
Davison
Codington
Pennington
Miss Morrison
Breaks Arm Raymond Car Engine Incident
Mrs. Doyne sustained a broken arm while cranking the engine of her gutomobile. She was transported to Doland for treatment.
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Raymond
Doyne
Doland
Head College Newspaper Staff Elects New Editor Franklin Stark
Franklin Stark of Unityville is named the newly elected editor of the Dakota Wesleyan University student newspaper. The May announcement confirms Stark as the new leader of the campus news team at DWU.
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Franklin Stark
Unityville
Dakota Wesleyan Uni
Doland High School Commencement May 29
Doland plans its annual commencement in the high school auditorium Wednesday evening May 3 with Major O. W. Coursey of Mitchell delivering the address. Ruby Johnson is valedictorian and Caroline Hagemann salutatorian. The 22 graduates include Lester Beard Raymond Bridgett Lenore Chilson Wilbur Felderman Maxing Graham Patrick Grandpre Lesle Gross Ruth Hill Caroline Hagemann Viola Herker Robert Hofer Marcells Holmes Don Hanson Arthur Langland Keith Lounsberry Fred Lawrence Glenn Seaman Brandan Starr LeRoy Schmitten Beulah Starr Rolland Smith. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday evening May 28. Reverend Wilkerson will preach.
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Doland
Doland High School
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Ruby. Johnson
Caroline Hagemann
Lester Beard
Raymond Bridgett
Lenore Chilson
Wilbur Felderman
Maxing Graham
Patrick Grandpre
Lesle Gross
Men Of St Lawrence Will Serve Banquet
A committee led by Rev C Blumhagen met at the Bliss Hurlbit residence to plan a mother-daughter banquet to be held in the dining room of the Commercial hotel on May date. Men of the community will prepare and serve the meal withwomen aiding in preparations.
Local Dinner Committee Details Revealed in 1888 Text
The fragment lists Bliss Hurlbit Louis Wolbes and Abronem Fritts as attendees. It names chairman Frank Clegg of the dining room committee and Le Roy Blanchard in charge of ticket sales. The evening program committee includes Mrs S C Blunchagen as chairwoman Mrs Earl Swab as toastmistress and Mrs Eva Frits plus Miss Meiva Blackmer.
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Bliss Hurlbit
Louis Wolbes
Abronem Fritts
Frank Clegg
le Roy Blanchard
S. C. Blunchagen
Earl Swab
Eva Frits
Meiva Blackmer
S. D. Depositors to Receive Dividends
PIERRE May 23 Dividends totaling 15 290.74 are being paid by the South Dakota banking department to creditors of three closed state banks. Orient State bank of Orient receives a fourth dividend of 29 per cent totaling 5 703.44. Loomis State Bank of Loomis gets the first dividend of 8 per cent totaling 33 524. Bank of Monroe receives a fifth dividend of per cent totaling 6 165.30.
Laing to Deliver Commencement Address at USD
Vermillion reports that Gordon Jennings Laing, dean of humanities at the University of Chicago, will give the commencement address for the University of South Dakota on June 10. Laing, a Latin professor since 1933 and editor of multiple classical works, is a noted author and scholar in archaeology. Alumni Day events run June 7 with commencement June 11 and related services.
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University of Chicago Press
Archaeological Institute of America
American Philology Association
Classical Association of the
Middle West and South
Dean Laing
University
Harrold Girl Appointed Secretary at University of South Dakota
Irene Schmidt of Harrold has been appointed secretary to E S Sparks dean of the school of business administration and college of arts and sciences at the University of South Dakota for the 1955 38 school year according to Lucille Pixley instructor in business administration Miss Schmidt will be graduated in
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Vermillion
Irene Schmidt
Harrold
E. S. Sparks
School of Business Administration
College of Arts and Sciences
University of South Dakota
Lucille Pixley
Schmidt
June Earns Degree and Teaches Before College
June completes a degree in business administration and previously taught near Harrold for three years before enrolling at the university, highlighting her early education career and future plans.
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The
Universlty
Harrold
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