South Dakota districts share in first income tax fund
Eighty four SD school districts receive a total of 1220 from a five percent income tax fund for needy schools. I D Weeks and colleagues announce allocations based on 20 dollars per teacher salary aid and 10 dollars per teacher unit for fuel light power and books. Beadle and other counties designate 205 teachers, with 69 in independent schools and rest in rural districts. Some late applications will be carried to next quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Welsh
Beadle
Bennett
Butte
Charles Mix
Coding
Department of Public Instruction
Weeks
Veterans call for fair deal for ex soldiers in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on November 15 James Van Zandt of Altoona PA and Congressman Fred H Hildebrandt urged federal support for veterans. They demanded ready cash payment of adjusted-service certificates, full care for widows and orphans, protection of war veterans, and inflation safeguards amid praise for World War II preparedness.
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Sioux Falls
James van Zandt
Altoona
Veterans of Foreng
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Waltertown
Flanders Fields
Arlington
America
Congress
Hildebrandt
U. S
The
Economy League
Death of Manory prompts $6300 claim in Aberdeen
A federal grand jury met in a surprise session during the November term as Flora Maas of Redfield sues the United Commercial Travelers for $4300 as beneficiary of Claude Manary, a former South Dakota athlete who died after injuries from an auto accident. The defense argues death resulted from appendicitis, with injuries aggravating the condition. A World War II veteran's case was scheduled next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Dung
Flora Maas
Redfield
United Commercial Travelers
Claude Manary
University of South"Dakota
Indictment Dismissed Against Louis Lockington in Aberdeen
On motion by States Attorney Frank Sieh Judge Van Buren Perry dismissed a two count indictment against Louis Hoke Lockington former deputy sheriff. The charges alleged forging a state attorney warrant in June 1930. The court indicated possible charges under a different statute may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockington
Aberdeen
Frank Sieh
van Buren Perry
Louis "Hoke" Lockington
Besses
Weather Summary for Huron and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Thursday with slowly rising temperatures. South Dakota mostly fair tonight and Thursday. Iowa generally fair with little temperature change. Minnesota fair, colder northwest tonight, increasing clouds and warmer in the west and north Thursday. Sunrise 7 28 am sunset 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
City Briefs Highlight Local Social and Naval News
Ed D. Day a first class water tender in the U S navy visited the Chenoweth home for three weeks and left for San Pedro to join the U S Oklahoma. Weddings and church events noted along with medical trips, new births, and local visits. Carpenter relief pork and wood distribution observed with Fordham project paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed D. Day
U. S. Navy
J. Chenoweth
San Pedro
Cal
U. S. Oklahoma
Léth Presbyterian Church
P. m
Carpenter
Carpenter and Vicinity
Fordham
Weather and road report from Associated Press roundup
Road report from Sioux Falls to Pierre notes varying highs from 15 to 62 and lows from 4 to 29 with no precipitation in most cities. Roads labeled good or clear in Brookings Aberdeen Rapid City Yankton and Pierre areas. some entries show cloudy or mistyped terms.
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Associated Press
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Aberdeert
Rapid City
Mitchell
Pierre S
Huronians To Give Program At De Smet
Mrs H Bryan executive secretary of the South Dakota child welfare board will speak at the Parent-Teacher meeting in De Smet tonight. The Huon Camus Flaye rs cast will rehearse skidding for entertainment and Lydia Holm will present a paper on the world's fair.
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our recent loss. Grateful for spiritual and floral bouquets. Mrs Bernard McNelis, Jamey McNelis, and Mrs Gorge O'Toole express appreciation for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opri
Bernard ‘McNelis
Jamey ‘McNelis
Gorge O'Toole
First Conciliator Sale Is Successful
Miller Nov 16 Special The sale of property belonging to E Ben Purath of Orient by August T Hanson conciliator in bankruptcy for Hand County under new federal statutes proved satisfactory The sale was held at the Purath farm near Orient on Monday sixty three head of Hereford cattle sold at public cash sale A large crowd present bidding lively cattlemen dealers and farmers attended with yearlings selling as high as 1 50 per head Governor Berry suggested price 1 50 Many members of Hand County Farm Holiday association and board attended Grant L Parrish Miller County attorney chairman of the organization that fostered the appointment of the councillator and protected farmers interests for months The association has long supported the federal bankruptcy statutes
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E. Ben Purath
Orient
T.hanson
Purath
Berry
Hand County Farm Holiday Association
Hand County Farm Holiday Association Board
Grant L. Parrish
Miller
Councillater
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Charles Newton
Donald
Chicago
Bazaar Catholic Church
L. W. Linderman
Ilinois Avenue
Robinson’s Thrift Department
Fred Rice
Robert
Bridgewater
Leslie Waltom
Hitchcock
Gamble
Beulah Rogers
Marquis of Huron
Etta Baum
Watertown
Beresford
Luden
Maloney
Athens
Graynorse
Okla
E. A. Pugsley Heating & Plut Oing
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London
Angzal Commission
Iinois
University’ of
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Frank White
Adventurers Club
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