Tax Collections Rise in South Dakota After Four Years
Pierre November 9 General tax collections in South Dakota show a rise for the first time in four years. For July through October county treasurers remitted $676,601.10 to the state treasury, compared with $460,281.83 in 1930, $552,782.11 in 1931, and $3,368,249.89 in 1932. Treasurer Frank Siewert credits a 1933 law allowing delinquent taxes to be paid in ten installments, with the first half due this year. November and December receipts will indicate if gains are temporary. The state’s share had fallen from $4,902,767.03 in 1930-31 to $4,420,?26.09 in 1931-32 and $3,569,564.00 in 1932-33.
Legion Officials Support Roll Call for Red Cross
Heads of the American Legion and American Legion auxiliary urge Legionnaires to support the Red Cross annual roll call starting Armistice Day and ending Thanksgiving Day. National commander Edward Hayes praises cooperation between the two service organizations and notes their common duty to help the unemployed and disabled. Mrs. William H. Biester, national president of the auxiliary, highlights volunteers who sew garments for jobless families and urges auxiliary members to join and back Red Cross work in their communities.
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American Legon
American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Huron
Edward Hayes
American Legion
Americas
American Red Cross
Congress
Hed Cross Chapter
American Legion Post
Legionnaire
Highmore Socials Highlight Halloween Themed Dinner
In Highmore, Mr. and Mrs. A A Staack and Mr. and Mrs HL Indall hosted two social events this week. A Sunday 10 o clock dinner at the Stack apartment in the Franklin hotel featured a three course meal with a Halloween motif. Bridge followed, with Mrs Lisle Swanson winning top ladies score and Mr Swanson top men score plus the travel prize. Earlier, the Indall home hosted sixteen guests for a dinner and four‑table bridge, with prizes awarded to Mrs Franke Mexellip FH Hemmiingson and Mrs James Hamlm. In Forestburg a November 19 song service at the Presbyterian church will unite choirs from Artesian and Forestburg to perform tunes by Fanny Crosby.
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Highmore
A A. Staack
HL. A. BR. Indall
Ietclock
Stack
Franklin Hotel
Lisle Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Indall
Bridge
Franke Mexellip
FH. P. Hemmiingson
James Ham
Forestburg
Presbyterian Church
Artesian
Fanny Crosby
Bukets bladder relief advertised in classic pamphlet
A vintage ad touts Bukets bladder relief as a nightly cure for wakefulness and frequent urination. It claims to cleanse impurities with buchu and juniper oil, promising money back if no improvement after four days. The message emphasizes improved sleep and smaller nightly disruptions.
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Erriton’s Ey and Sherman && Moe Drug Co
Lake Preston Man Loses Foot In Windmill Accident
Lake Preston, Nov. Special report: J. Dvorak suffered a foot injury while repairing a windmill on his farm. A heavy iron fell on his toe, gangrene developed, and he was taken to Volga hospital Monday afternoon. doctors plan amputation once his condition improves.
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Lake Preston
J. Dvorak
Volga Hospital
Indians Grow Fruit Under Drought Hail in Pine Ridge
At Pine Ridge Pass Creek district, 34 Sioux formed the Tokeya Fruit Growers Association led by C B Asmodt and Georgis Rae Easter. They planted 3875 strawberry plants 1625 raspberry bushes 48 gooseberry bushes and 10 apple trees. Apples and gooseberries survived the summer with 100 percent success but raspberries and strawberries suffered 40 50 percent losses. The project adds to fruit supply and may boost family income, with plans to continue next year.
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Pine Ridge
Marriages Announced in Erwin Area
Word arrives of three Erwin area marriages: Nora Nelson and Howard Corey wed November 2 in Carthage with luncheon by Rev. Berg. Howard Johnson and Dorothy Cooney married last Thursday, plan farming in spring while she teaches in Estelline. Gretchen Tasberg and Daniel Sandven wed months ago at Boyd, Minnesota, kept secret.
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Erwin
Nora Nelson
J. Nelson
Howard Corey
L. M. Corey
Bryant
Johnson
Estelline
Dorothy Cooney
Castlewood
Cretchen Casberg
A. Tasberg
Daniel Sandven
Carthage
D S. Sandven
Boyd, Minn
State Banks May Join Federal Corporation in 1934
Pierre November 9 Virtually all of South Dakota's state banks will join the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation when it begins operations January 1. State banking superintendent F R Strain says more than 100 of the 135 non federal reserve member state banks have applied for membership. If approved, the corporation will have about 4040 million capital with deposits protected up to 2500 during the first six months.
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Pierre
South Dakota
F. R. Strain
Federal Reserve
Strain
Federal Treasury
Federal.reserve
Armistice Program Presented by Local Club
Redfield November 9 Special Armistice program given Monday evening by the Business and Professional Women's club. Marian Randolph and Castle Crain led the program. Two new members Lucilie Issenhuth and Mrs J N Allender were inducted. Games and stunts followed with refreshments served by Lucetta Gordineir and Marian Naeve.
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Redfield Redfield
Business and Professional Women's Club
Marian’ Randolph
Castle Crain
Lucilie Issenhuth
J. N. Allender
Lucetta Gordineir
Marian Naeve
Two Families Sell Goods as They Move From Erwin
In Erwin on November 9, the household goods farm machinery of Er nest and Elmer Lundquist and the finishing of Mrs Ellen Nelson were sold at a joint sale at the Lundquist home. Cold weather and snow greeted buyers while coffee and doughnuts were served at noon. Additional lunches were sold by the Erwin Auxiliary. The Sundauists and Mrs Nelson plan to move to Modesto California to establish a new home.
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Erwin Erwin
Ernest
Elmer Lundquist
Ellen Nelson
Erwin
Sundauists
Forestburg To Readvertise Bids For New School Building
Forestburg consolidated district school board met in special session to readvertise bids for a new school building replacing the one destroyed by fire in 1932. The action followed earlier bid delays and the board set a future date to reopen bidding.
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Forestburg
Professor speaks at Y and YWCA conference challenge
Dr Paul Johnson of Hamline University addressed the YM and YWCA state conference at Dakota Wesleyan University. The theme Living in These Times framed three talks: The Conflicts of Life, The Work of Life, and the Spirit Life. About fifty out-of-town delegates from Sioux Falls, Brookings, Northern State Teachers, Aberdeen, and Yankton joined DWU students. Officers elected: John Barstown NTC president, Wesley Bullock DWU vice president, Raymond Gilbert Sioux Falls secretary.
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St. Paul
Tian Tedlay
Paul Johnson
Hamline University
YWCA
Dakota Wesleyan University
Johnson
Spi
Life
Sioux Falls College
State “College
Lake Preston Man Injured in Minnesota Fall
J H L Olston, recently back from Los Angeles to Lake Preston, fell in Minneapolis injuring his back and ligaments in his hip. The relief committee received a carload of pine wood from Erwin and pork, now distributed to the needy. Olston had cataract surgery recently. More supplies will be received later.
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Lake Presion
JH. L. Olston
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Black Hills
South Dakota Farmers To Display In Chicago Show
Farmers urged to submit samples to the State Crop Improvement Association Brookings for entry in the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago from December 2 to 9. Entries close November 10 with free shipping and no entry fee. The event offers eighty eight classes, cash awards, and ribbons for top exhibits.
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Daltow
Brookings
Chicago
R. E. Johnston
As]sociation
International
Brule County Opens Pheasant Season After Petition Drive
Brule County will permit pheasant hunting starting November 1 as the second half of the season opens. Regulations for east river counties apply, half day shooting from noon to sunset, and the move follows petitions from about 400 residents seeking an open season due to feed shortages.
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Brule County
Fierre
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish
Johnson
Game and Fish Commissioners
Missouri River
Mitchell City Council Delays Sewage Plant Start
Mitchell voters were told a special meeting led by Mayor George Fredericks postponed the start of work on the new sewage disposal plant to Monday. The delay followed a telegram from the Chief of Counsel of the Public Works noting the attorney handling the bond issue acceptance is unavailable in Washington.
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Mitchell
George Fredericks
The
Public Works‘administration
Washington
Mother Survived By 18 Children in Bison
Aberdeen November 9 body of Mrs John Hoff of Bison South Dakota died at local hospital Saturday was sent home for funeral services likely Thursday. Interment at Bison. Survived by husband Hoff and 18 children Emily Oster Bucyrus North Dakota Bertha Burkhard Arthur Hoff Rison Pauline Morrow Sturgis Johnny Henry Otto Martha Anna Eugene Herbert Albert Hilda Alms William Carl Alice Elmer two brothers Jacob Henry Holeworth Christine Stobier.
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Aberdeen
John Hoff
Bison
S. D
Lemmoua
Hoff
Koff
Emily Oster
Bucyrus
N. D
Bertha Burkhard
Arthur Hoff
Rison
Pauline Morrow
Sturgis
Johnny
Henry
Otto
Martha
Anna
Eugene
Herbert
Albert
Hilda
Alms
William
Carl Alice
Elmer
Jacob
Henry Holeworth
Christine Stobier
Two From Huron On Committee For Balls
Two Huron students at State college join committees for the military balls to be held in December at the college armory. Ruth Bowe serves on decorations while Glen Sutera is on refreshments, with Cadet Colonel Emerson Wolfe announcing plans as general chairman.
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Huron
Brookings
State College
College
Ruth Bowe
Glen Sutera
Emerson Wolfe
Clark
Druggists May Sell Blended Whiskey Under Doctor Prescriptions
Pierre November 9. South Dakota druggists with proper licenses may sell blended whiskey under doctor prescriptions. Attorney General Walter Conway said the rule corrects the belief that only 190 proof whiskey could be sold. A physician can require higher proof if specified, otherwise blended or under 100 proof whiskey may be dispensed. Also reported, Mrs. Farr Abbott underwent an appendicitis operation at Miller hospital after being taken there Monday afternoon.
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Pierre
Deugerats
South Dakota
Walter Conway
Conway
Aj Doster
ST. Lawrence
Farr Abbott
Miller Hospital
St Lawrence School Presents Chintz in November
ST LAWRENCE Nev St Lawrence high school will stage the comedy Chintz attage on November 16 in the school auditorium Leads include Dorothy ONeill as a dressmaker Zona Ford as the maiden Naomi Hermin as the nervous Engure maid John Abbott as Peter Kent Lloyd Nelson as Mr Kent Mildred Gamble as Mrs Bron Maxine Tayler as Grast Be sister to Peter Minor roles rounded out with local students in the cast.
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ST. Lawrence
Nev
St. Lawrence High
Tage
Dorothy O'Neill
Zona Ford
Naomi Hermin
John Abbott
Peter Kent
Lloyd Nelson
Kent
Peter
Mildred Gamble
Bron
Mr. Kent
Maxine Tayier
Grast
Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Lake Preston
District president Mrs Scofield of De Smet spoke to the Lake Preston auxiliary group at L J Olston home. She reported on the national conversion of the auxiliary held in Chicago. A social hour and refreshments followed the business meeting with a large attendance.
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Lake
Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
P. Scofield
de Smet
L. J. Olston
Scofield
Chigigo
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Suggests Charm Boost
An 1838 advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for digestive ills and moral decay. The copy links bile flow, complexion, and charm, urging readers to buy the "vegetable extracts" to improve personal appeal and win men. The call to action targets ia 1838 era readers with product branding and mail order style.
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Carter
Tke Ab Drax
Carter E. Jiele
C.m.co
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Montgomery Ward
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Montgomery
Ward’s
Ward
Smith
Riverside
Tom
Coats
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