Income Taxes Compared in England and United States
A University of South Dakota economics talk compares English and American income taxes. The English system taxes higher incomes less. the U S exempts more, with a couple earning 1500 taxed $12 and a 50 000 income yielding about 15 000 in England versus far less under the American system. The speaker warns lower exemptions would lift tax shares for many and spur citizen interest in government spending.
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Julion
Uiniversiy
South Dekots
Hacry
Uni
England
America
Nadas
Cas
Univer
Aribel Eves
Congress
Green is Named Honorary State Chairman in Mexico
Pierre Mex July 27 Governor Ware Vin Green has been asked to serve as honorary state chairman of the South Paketa Olympic committee. The invitation came from the American Olympic committee planning the international sports competition for 1932.
Rally Day at Onida 1921 4-H event draws 101
In Sully County the 1921 4-H Rally Day gathered 101 registered youths at the Onida school gym. Matt Geiser hosted a morning film at Crysted theater, followed by games led by Henry DeLong. Awards went to the sow litter club, sewing club Blaine, baby pork club Farmington, and dairy food club Summit with several leaders recognized.
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Onida Onida
Sully County
Aida
Matt Geiser
Crysted Theater
Henry DeLong
H. A. Brooks
Blaine
Luther Nelson
Baby Pork
Farmington Township
Ray Cass
Summit
Alice Sheirholz
Highmore Pageant Draws Thousands On Missouri River Site
HIGHMORE May 24 A large crowd estimated at two to three thousand gathered at Ft Thompson to see a pageant staged in a natural Missouri River setting. About 409 participants performed scenes including the Indian Epoch Fur Trading Epoch and the Nature epoch with strong praise for the Indians’ portion as the best demonstration seen.
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Highmore
Ft Thompson
Missouri River
Codington County To Stage Hog Meetings
Codington county hog meetings are planned from June 15 to 18 across the county. Dr. G S Weaver, extension veterinarian at South Dakota State College Brookings, will attend to outline plans and discuss hog industry topics.
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Codington County
Watertown
G S. Weaver
State College
Brookings
Bids Sought On State Highway Equipment
Pierre May 27 State highway department bids will be received June 4 by Charles McCuffree director of purchasing. Machinery includes one crawler type tractor three motor graders four pull graders four trucks two power powers one motor patrol and three spring blades plus a tank car heater automatic electric traffic counter portable belt conveyor for loading gravel a 50 gallon asphalt kettle and two stone spreaders for end dump trucks.
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Pierre
State Highway Department
Charles McCuffree
Mitchell-Armour Herd Sets State Production Record
CORSICA May 2 The Mitchell Armour Cow Testing association herd of FL w Titze set a state production record through a daily butterfat yield of 48 pounds per cow for two milkings in a year, an increase of 10 pounds. The top cow produced 7 pounds of fat and 16 571 pounds of milk. Five cows exceeded 400 pounds of butterfat and a two year old yielded 436 pounds while a 15 year old cow produced 500 pounds of fat.
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Mitchell-Armour
Corsica
FL W. Titze
Lake Preston sees surge in cultivated land this spring
In Lake Preston and nearby, dry lake bottoms are being broken for the first time, with the Lake Whites Wood area prepared for planting mainly to corn, plus scatterings of barley. Estimates suggest about 9,000 additional acres could be cultivated this year around Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
Lake Whitewood
Lake Whiteswood
Lake Freston
Cattle Prices Drop In April
Brookings May 27. Prices of all cattle kinds and grades fell during the first three weeks of April and continued in May according to the federal bureau of agricultural economies. Beef steers at Chicago hit their lowest price since early 1922 and the lowest April reading since 1915. The April decline stemmed from large supplies and weak demand for beef for consumption and for stocker and feeder cattle. Receipts at seven leading markets were up 6 percent from April 1950, 4 percent above the three year April average, the largest in five years. The bureau cited feeder uncertainty about future markets and seasonal marketings as key factors. Peak marketings typically occur in late May or June, then supplies fall and prices rise into mid-September, with summer prices likely to advance but possibly below average due to weak demand abroad and at home.
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Brookings
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Chicago
Federal Bureau
Plan To Celebrate Paving Completion in Centerville
Plans by Frank Holcombe post American Legion for a July 2 independence celebration and a July 3 events mark the completion of 9 percent of paving on Broadway. The Legion will sponsor speeches, free acts, ball games, street sports, and amusements as paving nears completion by June 1 and traffic opening by June 15. The boulevard center lighting and street widths are described, with paving cost about $19 per square yard.
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Centerville
Frank Holcombe Post
American Legion
Broadway
The
Legion
Sioux Falls Coliseum Contracts Awarded
Sioux Falls city commission let contracts to two local firms for electrical fixtures and equipment for the near completed coliseum. A painting contract was also awarded. Fixtures must be specially manufactured, delaying readiness until about September 1.
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Sioux Falls Coliseum
Sioluk Falls
Sioux Falls
Annex Plans Advance as Drawings Awaited
Pierre May 27 The state office building commission has agreed on tentative plans for a new Capitol annex and awaits working drawings before detailing the structure. A further meeting is set for next Monday as Perkins and McWayne of Sioux Falls prepare plans for consideration.
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Pierre
Japitol
State Office Building Commission
Perkins and McWayne
Sioux Falls
Lake Preston Farmer Loses Flax to Frost
Lake Preston near May 21 special report: farmer Jack Iverson loses about 200 acres of flax to last week’s killing frosts, after years of drought and wilt setbacks. He plans to replant. Alexandria telephones note two district conferences: SD Tobacco Association president HM Schumacher says Madison on June 3 and Mitchell on June 8.
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Lake Preston
Jack Iverson
Gas Mask Instruction Arrives at Fort Meade
Major William A. Cawthorne of the U S army chemical service arrives at Fort Meade for three days of lectures and drill on gas masks and chemical warfare. He serves as chemical officer for the Seventh Corps area, originating from Omaha Nebraska, to inspect troops and conduct training as part of the annual program.
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FT. Meade
William A. Cawthorne
Chemical Service
United States Army
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Neb
Onc Fourth Cavalry
Cawthorpe
Artesian Merchant To Build New Store
Artesian May 2. Among important building operations in the business district the erection of a new store for W. W. Wise dealer in furniture and house furnishings. The Bulletinis will be two stories with the second floor for living rooms. Structure 25 by 10 feet with large display windows. Modern heating and ventilating systems will be installed. Construction starts at once and will be pushed to completion.
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Artesian
Opera Business
W. W. Wise
Bulletinis
Norbeck And Troth To Address State Grange Meeting
J J Martin state Grange master announced that L G Troth state secretary of agriculture and United States Senator Norbeck would address the annual state Grange meeting set for Kidder June 9 10 and 11. Sunny Jim Farmer will direct music and community singing at the convention and also appear at Brookings June 8 Moody county and Brookings county granges. He will attend the McLure grange picnic after the state convention. Public invited to attend the sessions.
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Brookings
Moody County
Brookings County
Mclure Grang
Martin
Lake Preston Crop Prospects Are Dull
Lake Preston report notes poor crop conditions due to lack of moisture and severe frosts. Grain such as rye and clover shows heavy damage, with some rye stunted to four to five inches and young corn and potatoes blackened. Dry winds worsen moisture loss and rain is badly needed.
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Lake Preston
Wessington Auxiliary Plans Patriotic Pageant
The Wessington Legion auxiliary will stage a patriotic program at the community hall on Saturday afternoon May W. Forty eight girls will participate, with the traditional march to the cemetery and the decoration of soldiers' graves preceding the pageant.
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Wessington
The
Legion Auxiliary
White Lake Girl Places Third In National Essay Contest
Lois Shouse a White Lake high school student earned third place in the national essay contest titled What Pacifi c Means Should be Developed to Make the Paris Peace Pact Effective. Her essay advanced from the South Dakota regional winning entry.
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White Lake
Lois Shouse
Indian Village To Be Feature At Pierre Celebration
Pierre May 2 Special The half century celebration will stage an Indian village at Pierre to depict life of the old days with retained Sioux tepees and modern wall tents. The event includes pageants dances rodeo and ball games and opens with a talk by Coe L Crawford. Governor Green and party will attend the airplane wedding planned for the event.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Coe L Crawford
Haron
United States
Northwest
Old Bell Exhibit for Pierre 5th Anniversary
A historic bell from Fort Pierre’s fur trade era will be shown in Pierre for the S0th anniversary celebration starting next Sunday. Loaned by the Missouri Historical Society to state historian L. K. Fox with Pierre Chateau je consent, the relic will aid the May 31 dedication of a monument at the old fort site.
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Pierre
Old Fort Pierre
Misasuri
L. K. Fox
Missouri Historical Society
Pierre Chateau
Fort Pierre
Masonic Bodies Convene in Yankton June 8 11
Freemason groups in South Dakota meet in Yankton June 8 to 11 for the Grand Lodge A F and A M Grand Council Royal and Select Masters Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons and High Priesthood convention activities include registration concerts dinners and entertainments with visiting masons and their wives invited.
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Yankton
Freemasonry
South Dakota
Grand Lodge Alf
A. M
Grand Council Royal
Grand Charter
Royal Arch Masons
Sunshine Club
el Raid Shrine
Grand Lodge A. F
Carl H. Kubler
Deadwood
Veterans Association
Grand Councils
Ole Spillum
Brookings
Eldon
W. Clark
Grand Chapter
RA. MM
The
Order of High Priesthood
Guests Attend Tyrvening at a Shakespearean Garden Terrace Event
Guests at Garden Terrace Theater attended a Shakespearean performance featuring Ty Avening as the highlight. The event drew an audience including noted locals and theatre patrons, with positive reception cited by attendees.
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Yankten Collens
Ty Avening
Garden Terrace Theater
Onida Students Attend Banquet With Music and Dance
Onida high school students attended a banquet at the Hotel Rumrill in Onida with James Hilton as toastmaster. Speakers included Merna Hensen Sylvi Adams Clayton Crayford Lloyd Shoug Coach Davis and Superintendent Hawk Ingon. A dance closed the evening after a short program and student musicians provided the music.
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Onida
ONTDA
Many Firms File For Incorporation
Pierre May 27. Articles of incorporation filed this week with the secretary of state include Kjellsen Chevrolet company Arlington 25900 capital stock incorporators Martin Kjelsen Carl Kjellsen Gride Mjelsen Martha Kjellsen Western Display company Hot Springs advertising firm 340000 capital stock incorporators Carl Tubbs G W Tubbs and Leland Fritz Edgemont nd Ed Hesco John Berggren Hot Springs Chamberlain Produce and Creamery company Chamberlain 25000 capital stock incorporators F W Beuer Chis EL Bauer C J Andersen all of Chamberlain Bennett and Flynn Inc Sioux Falls general merchandising concern 25000 capital stock incorporators J Bennett Fannie Bennett and T M Flynn all of Sioux Falls
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Pierre
James Talks To Wail Graduate: Dakota Education Shift
Dr. James Will discusses Dakota settlement impact on schooling and higher education. He cites a movement lowering teacher levels and widening gaps as settlers push for schools. Addresses include Britton, Washburn, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City as venues. Henry Clay referenced in political context.
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South Dakrt
Tiernn Tyi
University of Big Kota
Dakota
James
Tly
Britton
Wrist
Wash’ High School
Sioux
F. i
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Federal House of Repress
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