Deputies Aid Farmers Filing Tax Estimates Across State
South Dakota deputies from the Internal Revenue Service will visit towns to assist farmers with income tax estimates on a free, pay as you go basis. Dates and locations span November and December in Miller, Highmore, Wessington Springs, Woonsocket, Artesian, Letcher, Harrold, Onida, Gettysburg, Willow Lake, Clark, Lake Norden, Bryant, Lake Preston, Iroquois, De Smet, Groton, Doland, Redfield, and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Sector
Internal Revenue
T. C. Kasper
Aberdeen
Miller
E. Paulson
Highmore
Paulson
Wessington Springs
F. W. Birks
Woonsocket
Birks
Artesian
Letcher
Harrold
Melvin Murphy
Onida
Murphy
Cettysburg
Mike P. Schmidt
Willow Lake
Joan F. Korie
Clark
Community Room
Korie
Lake Norden
F. IM
Gottschalk
Bryant
Bank
Lake Preston
Iroquois
Flood events and tax revisions announced by Kasper
In Faulkton on November 22 and 24, in Seneca on November 23, and in Cresbard on November 26 floods affected the courthouse post office and bank. Taxpayers other than farmers who filed declarations by September 15 may revise estimates upward or downward no later than December 15, Kasper said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Seneca
Cresbard
Kasper
South Dakota Soldiers Killed in Action Named
The War Department released 124 U S soldiers' names killed in action in Europe. From South Dakota: 2nd Lt Stanley A Dahlman wife Mrs Gust Dahlman mother Roswell t, Staff Sgt Harry W Lofgren mother Mrs Hazel M Lofgren box 162 McIntosh, Staff Sgt Winston M Toomey wife Mrs Delane Toomey 1167 Eighth Street Southwest Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
United States
South Dakota
Stanley A. Dahlman
Gust Dahlman
Roswellt
Harry W. Lofgren
Hazel M. Lofgren
Box
McIntosh
Staf
Winston M. Toomey
Delane Toomey
Eighth Street
Huron
Northern State teachers placement reach 236 positions
J. R. Mc Andly, director of the teacher placement bureau at Northern State Teachers College, announced that 236 persons were placed in teaching positions this season. The breakdown shows 58 in high school, 137 in grades, and 3 assistant roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abladeen
J. R. McAndly
Ultra special steak dinner ties to beef champion
A Miami Beach restaurant offered a $1000 steak dinner using the South Dakota 4-H grand champion calf from Hand County. Ryland Moorman’s 920 pound Mereford steer, bought by John Morrell Company for 460 dollars, was shipped to Miami to promote a war bond drive. The event raised 357000 dollars in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
South Dakota
Ryland Moorman
Hand County
Huron
John Morrell Company
Sioux Fairs
Miami
Fla
Kitty Davis
University graduates hear broad teaching calls this year
Mr. McAnelly reports graduates from the University of Iowa received extensive job offers, with inquiries from Michigan Arizona New Mexico Illinois Idaho Utah Nevada Wisconsin Oregon and nearby states, reflecting wider demand for teachers than in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
McAnelly
Michigan
Arizona
New Mexico
Illinois
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Wisconsin
Oregon
South Dakota
Solons Avoid Move To Lift Oleo Tax
Washington November 10 The House agriculture committee voted 14 to 11 to lay aside legislation to lift federal taxes and restrictions on margarine for the remainder of the session Rep Wickersham of Oklahoma said the bill, introduced by Chairman Fulmer of South Carolina, is effectively killed Rep Andresen of Minnesota moved to postpone further consideration The current tax on margarine is 10 cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Wickersham
Oklakerna
Fulmer
South Carolina
Rep
Andresen
Minnesota
Minneapolis Airlines Names Edward Truxel Traffic Head
Edward Truxel with over 15 years in aviation joins Mid-Continent Airlines of Minneapolis as district traffic manager to oversee the carrier’s expanded Twin Cities service. Hugh W. Coburn, general traffic manager, announced the appointment after Truxel’s prior research work at the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood and five years in trans-continental airline traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Truxel
Minneapolis
Twin
Cities
Hugh W. Coburn
Truxel
North American Aviation Aircraft
Inglewood
Cal
Soldiers in Pacific Face Longer Duty Than Most Sailors
Wartime query shows soldiers in the Southwest and South Pacific likely endure an indefinite overseas tour, with navy plans offering home leaves after 18 months of hazardous duty afloat or in outlying stations. Massachusetts congresswoman Edith Rogers relayed the reply from War Secretary Stimson and Navy Secretary Knox to Winchester mothers seeking home return for their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassmur Gsuw
Ivov
Southwest
South Pacific
War Department
Edith Nourse Rogers
Republican
Massachusetts
Navy
Knox
Wmis
Rogers
Stimson
Winchester
Mass
John W. Martyn
Pearl Harbor
South Dakota Proclaims Marine Corps Day
Governor Sharpe lauded the long and faithful service of the United States Marine Corps and proclaimed today Marine Corps Day in South Dakota. He urged flags to fly from homes, businesses, and public buildings to honor the Corps established November 10, 1775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inn
Ivory Advises On Poultry Diseases
BROOKINGS, Nov. 10. State College extension poultryman Boyd A. Ivory says expensive poultry houses and equipment may fail without proper sanitary management. Parasites widely affect South Dakota flocks, lowering vitality and production while spreading disease. clean housing, ranges, water, and balanced rations are essential despite claims medicines alone can expel worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Boyd A. Ivory
State College Extension Poultryman
South Dakota
Ivory
Poultry infestation treatment advice issued
The report warns that using unproven medicines or improper administration can mislead owners into a false sense of security. Over dosing may be harmful or fatal. Mr. Ivory recommends poultrymen contact county extension agents for proper treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Sen County Extension Agents
Highmore Unit Votes to Aid National War Fund
At the Highmore Legion Hall the Frank Vo pat Unit No 35 of the American Legion voted to contribute five dollars to the National War Fund. Rita Sanderson chaired arrangements with Marie Drew directing the program. The group also approved placing the American Legion Magazine in Hyde County library for the coming year and reported Armistice Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
NWF
Frank Vopat
American Rowton
National War Fund
Legion Hall
Rita Sanderson
Marie Drew
American Legion Magazine
Hyde County
Armistice Day Program Led by Mae Dillon in Highmore
A brief Armistice Day program organized by Mae Dillon the patriotic instructor was presented at a John A. Dix Women's Relief Corps meeting in Highmore on Saturday Nov. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Corps
Highmore
Mae Dillon
John A. Dix Women’s Relief Corps
War Fund Meeting Presided by Adele Thompson
Fifteen members attended the meeting led by Adele Thompson. The group voted to contribute to the National War Fund. Lunch was served by Mabel Rubendail, Minnie Bloomenrader and Martha Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Thompson
National War Fund
Mabel Rubendail
Minnie Bloomenrader
Martha ‘Mason
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Pacific
PLAID
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Mgr
Phono 1900
Sidy
Buren
OLD Fitzgerald Mentuckys
Bond
Kentucky
Stitzclweever Distillery, Inc
Shivtry, KY
Wational Automobile
Asvocis
Standard Oil
Pier
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Gibby’s Standard Service
City Hall
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