Emry Outlines Tax Situation in South Dakota
Secretary Rey L. Emry of the State Chamber of Commerce explains the Tax Conference aims to fix taxation to attract investors. He notes agriculture and industry pay over 30 percent of state taxes while many citizens pay little. The conference, independent and unpaid, studies tax issues and plans concrete reform recommendations for South Dakota tax laws.
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South Dakota
Emry
State Chamber of Commerce
At Id
Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
Tax Conference
Notable Advance Made In Planes
Washington reports no table advances in aviation over the past year but cites major progress in plane stability and controllability. Multimotor planes, metal propellers, diesel engines, brakes on wheels, and advanced landing gear reduce takeoff and landing distances. All-metal fuselages, welded steel tubing, and metal wing construction gain ground while wood spars and fabric coverings persist on many wings. Engine supply from WWI era dwindles as new engines and exhaust improvements address noise and safety.
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Washington
Clarence M. Young
Xeronautics
Young
Air Secretary
Fis
America
Williamson Enters Race For Sheriff
LAKE PRESTON November 2. Frank Williamson of De Smet has announced his candidacy for county sheriff and is circulating a petition to secure the required nomination names. Diatoms, invisible to the naked eye, are described by scientists as the grass of the sea.
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Lake Preston
Frank Williamson
de Smet
Hhus
Surfaced Farm Roads Are Increasing Yearly
The United States Bureau of Public Roads reports a yearly increase in surfaced county and local roads. In 1928, 45,531 miles were improved with 66 percent surfaced, up from 1927 which had 38,852 miles surfaced of 54,732 improved.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Touds
Hills Boy Places in News Contest
David Hill of Rapid City High School earned fifth place in the western district editorial writing in the national Quill and Scroll contest. He was the only South Dakota student among 75 national or sectional honorees, with winners announced by George Gallup of Drake University.
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Dis Moines
David Hill
Rapid
Quill and Scroll
Rapid City
Tie
South Dakota
Atairy S. Riesland
Vancouver
Wash
Mwo
Highmore Forms Hyde County Fair Association Leaders Named
Highmore announces the creation of the Hyde County Fair Association with Benjamin Pexzner as chairman J B Ringer as vice chairman and Miss A Ashdown as secretary and treasurer Sub officers were named for each township The aim is to oversee county fairs featuring grains vegetables canning and other products statewide exhibits and countywide displays The movement grows from last fall’s potato and chicken clubs and will expand exhibits and fairs across the county The fish hook cactus note appears as a desert compass detail.
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Highmore
Benjamin Pexzner
Hyde
Soft collar options to match every new pattern
The article discusses choosing soft collars that blend with each pattern, offering two color options to ensure a coordinated look. It emphasizes versatility and compatibility with evolving designs while maintaining a refined, understated style.
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Owatonna
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
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Rock Island
Goml
Pam
Gee Dope
Weskd Midy
Mallory
Homberg
Wilson Bros
Theal
Perrin Gloves
Hart Schaffner & Marx Worsted Suits
Hart Schaffner & Marx
F Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
A&cot
Oudreds
Simati
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