Want Increase in Federal Aid
Mitchell Nov 7 The federal government's share in the federal aid and forest highway system would rise from 65 to 90 percent per 120000 inhabitants if Western Motor Associations recommendations are adopted W D Fisher secretary of the South Dakota Automobile Club says the club backs a proposal to allot 100 900 000 annually for federal aid post roads and 12 509 000 for forest routes totaling a 50 000 000 annual increase for the nation s highway network He notes from 1918 to 1928 federal expenditures on completed highways totaled 612 592 377 about half the excise taxes and says a state meeting in Sioux Falls Nov 15 will discuss federal aid and paved roads in South Dakota and the use of federal help for roads through public lands to protect national resources and connect regions
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Western Motor Associations
W. D. Fisher
South Dakota Automobile Club
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South Dakota
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Government urged for lenient forest road funding
Officials cited important cross country routes and post roads as reasons for asking the government to be more lenient in appropriations. The plea focuses on forest highways and post road funding to support interstate travel and commerce.
Hills Commercial Clubs Meet in Rapid City Friday
Members of the Associated Commercial clubs of the Black Hills will gather in Rapid City on Friday for their annual business meeting. RL Bronson secretary of the Rapid City chamber of commerce and Hills president announced the event. The meeting convenes at 1 36 p m in the Alex Johnson hotel solarium. The agenda includes several items of importance.
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Rapid City
Associated Commercial Clubs of the
Black Hills
RL. Bronson
Rapid ‘City
Advertising plan to be discussed at upcoming meeting
The association will discuss important business and the next year's advertising plan aiming to double the Black Hills advertising by 1930. They will consider several special advertising features and display a dummy copy of next year's Black Hills folder at the meeting.
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Hronson
Carpenter Suffers Two Finger Amputations in Farm Accident
On the Bert Wahl farm north of Carpenter, C. Anderson caught his hand in a corn shredder. The injury was serious, resulting in the amputation of the ends of two fingers.
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Bert Wahl
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