South Dakota Officials Delineate Tax and Permit Rules
Delinquent tax collectors lack power to sue for personal taxes. only sheriffs under distress warrants may collect, while county treasurers can sue in civil actions. Statewide opinions also note pharmacists must maintain a local liquor sale presence for one year before permits, and notes from prisoners cannot satisfy fines. Sheriff and state's attorney mileage claims for transporting prisoners are addressed, as is the potential for building and loan associations to act as insurance agents.
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Pierre
D. M. Rogers
Davison County
Rogers
Davison
A. F. Schleher
Redfield
Truran
Truvan
E. A. Ruden
South Dakota
Boy Breaks Leg While Coasting At Hitchcock
Iven Jacobson ten year old son of Mr and Mrs LM Jacobson who live east of town near the James river broke his leg in two places near the ankle Monday evening while sliding down a hill on a hand sled. He is cared for at home by a local physician and is reported to be making satisfactory recovery.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Iven Jacobson
LM. Jacobson
James River
Hutchinson County Does Relief Work
Hutchinson County performs relief work by graveling county roads for employment. Since September 5, 24 miles have been graveled in segments from Slayton to Milltown and north of Clayton, Parkston to the Douglas county line, including 32 trucks at Parkston. An eight mile stretch north of Menno is under gravelling with local crews supplemented by county equipment. Immediate resurfacing planned east of Freeman to Freedom after Menno work.
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Hutchinson County
Freeman
Slayton
Milltown
Clayton
Parkston
Douglas County
Menno Ia
Freedom
Menno
B. J. Brown
Noted S. D. People Speak At Yankton Noted S. D. People Speak At Yankton
Eighteen South Dakota figures addressed Yankton College students on an acquaintance program led by President G W Nash and Oriental Consistory officials. Speakers included Governor Warren E Green and officials from Pierre Mitchell Huron Madison and Yankton across five days with educators editors and legislators participating.
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Southern State Normal School
Springfield
E. A. Bixler
Eastern State Normal School
Madison
Warren E. Green
Commonwealth
Pierre
C. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Frank D. Kaiebs
State Chamber of Commerce
Huron
R. O. Schaber
Hudronite
Hudson
Karl
Alvin Waggoner
State Board of Regents
Philip
Lawrence K. Fox
Historical Society
Sydney
Spayde
Yankton College
G. Dortaldson
Sovereign Grand
South Dakota
Yankton
A. L. Wyman
United States
Sioux Falls
James Appointed To National Committee
Vermillion, Nov 2 Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota was named to the executive committee of the National Association of State Universities at a meeting in Chicago last week The five member body also includes W E Clark Walter Hullihen Gi H Denny and A H Appam with James directing a roundtable on intercollegiate athletics and serving on the standing committee on group life of students.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
National Association of State Universities
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
W. E. Clark
University of Nevada
Walter Hullihen
University of Delaware
Gi. H. Denny
University of Alabama
A. H. Appam
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
James
Secret Marriage of Clare Board and Wallace Wicks
Clare Board and Wallace Wicks were wed in Watertown on November 29 and kept the ceremony secret for several days. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Board of Doland, a Clark high school graduate, has run a cream station in Carpenter for years. The groom is a popular young farmer and local best player. They will reside on a farm north of Carpenter. Articles of Incorporation show a $25,100 capitalization with directors Samuel Tadwig, R. C. Rothenthal, and Kenneth Beling, all from Aberdeen.
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Carpenter
Clare Board
Wallace Wicks
Watertown
Henry Board
Doland
Clark High School
Benefit Of Manganese Mine Seen By Local Manufacturer
Sioux Falls reporter notes F W Witte a local paint maker sees significant gains from manganese properties near Oacoma and Chamberlain South Dakota. He cites reduced manufacturing costs from nearby materials raised in manganese ore including calcium carbonate silica and cobalt. The ore provides cheaper putty ingredients faster dryers and better paint drying for colored finishes.
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Sioux Falls
F. W. Witte
Oacoma’ S
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Missouri
White Rivers
White House
Witte
Sioux Falls Holiday Decorations Damaged by Weather and Truck
In Sioux Falls on November 26 a combination of sleet dampness and wind damaged the city decorations. A high cab truck torn ornaments down as it moved, briefly tying up traffic. City workers, led by Howard Simpson, worked to repair the damaged displays and keep the holiday effort intact.
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Sioux Falls
Howard Simpson
Red Cross Drive Nets $1735 in Brown County Appeal
Aberdeen reports the Brown county Red Cross annual appeal raised 1735 dollars with expected further receipts to come. Harvey Jewett announced the success and thanked Red Cross workers for their cooperation, noting this year’s total exceeds last year’s.
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Red Cross
Aberdeen
Harvey Jewett
Brown County
Jewett
Mitchell Councilmen Study Disposal Plants Tour
Mitchell officials including Aldermen C. Ly Rich J. T. Purcell and F. J. D. Shanders City Engineer J. C. Seakin and City Auditor Thomas Eastcott depart for six days to inspect sewage disposal plants in Rochester Monroe Chicago Princeton Mason City Austin Sioux Falls and a Hormel Packing plant at Austin December 5 and 6 will cover Huron Redfield Brookings Watertown and Jamestown North Dakota.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Commission
C. Ly Rich
J. T. Purcell
F.jd. Shanders
J. C. Seakin
Thomas Eastcott
Rochester
Minn
Monroe
Wis
Chicago
Princeton
Mason City
Austin
Yankton College Faculty Active in State Education Meet
Yankton College professors participated in the 43rd South Dakota Education Association convention at Mitchell. G H Durance Clara Swain H H Savage Emma Mistrish Dr M A Stewart and G H Durand spoke on education topics while Nash Myers and Stewart served as delegates and alternates. The college reported 100 percent SD BEA membership.
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Yankton College
Yankton
South Dakota Education Association
Mitchell
G. H. Durance
Department of Higher Education
Clara Swain
State Organization of Deans of Women
H. H. Savage
Emma Mbistrik
Department of Education
M. A. Stewart
G. H. Durand
G. W. Nash
E. H. Myers
SD. BE. A
Standards For Degree Discussed By Pardee MITCHELL
A. M. Pardee of the University of South Dakota presented a paper on Standards for the Master of Arts Degree to the Higher Education section of the South Dakota Education association. He praised leading institutions for safeguarding scholarly integrity and the ideals of graduate work, noting national educational benefits.
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Pardee Mitchell
South Dakota Education Association
A. M. Pardee
University of South Dakota
Dr. Pardee
Lignite Coal Shipped From S D Reaches New Totals
Buffalo reports 378 cars of lignite coal shipped from northwestern South Dakota in October. Milwaukee Railroad notes 205 cars in October 19. Officials see coal mining expanding, meeting local demand and aiming for broader markets.
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Buffalo
South Dakota
Milwaukee Railroad
Mobriden
Warfields welcome nine pound son in Frankfort
Mr and Mrs Petcy Warfield announce the birth of a nine pound son on Tuesday November 24 in Frankfort. The couple recently moved from Ashton to the farm south of town formerly occupied by the Albert Hilkemeier family.
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Frankfort
Petcy Warfield
Ashton
Albert Hilkemeier
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