Tax Revision Proposal Figures In New Tax Plan Debate
E W Stephens of Pierre urges a huge tax shift to a gross business tax with no real estate or personal property taxes. Farmers face high tax burdens, with farm taxes rising from 292 million in 1914 to 775 million in 1932 while crop values lag behind, underscoring calls for equitable reform.
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South Dakota
E. W. Stephens
Pierre
Stephens
Charles J. Brand
National Fertilizer Association
Mr. Brand
Band
Brand
Address on Roosevelt remarks shifts view of tariff impact
A Sioux City address on Candidate Roosevelt criticizes tariff talk as outmoded. The speaker argues eastern lawmakers now seek cheaper food, while industrial states worry high seed costs. Congress and electors in industrial districts recognize that farmers must prosper for overall national prosperity. A recent monthly review notes this shift.
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Sioux City
Roosevelt
Congress
Ihe
Review of
Agricultural recovery tied to farmer income and debt relief
The Argus Leader argues prosperity hinges on agriculture as the gap between farm prices and costs narrows when buying prices fall. It notes lenders urge Congress to pass a rural relief plan to help indebted farmers, despite the paper being months behind in its statements.
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Congress
Argus
Women to the polls as 1928 hope rises in North Dakota
Women plan to vote in numbers far surpassing 1928 expectations, driven by home mood and perceived need to influence economic policy. The National League of Women Voters educates nonpartisan voters, stressing that casting a vote matters and that abstaining advantages the opposition. North Dakota adopts a similar program to boost female turnout.
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National League of Women Voters
Reconstruction Finance corps offers a month of work for unemployed
The field representative urged that one month of work can carry the unemployed through winter, providing food and clothing. Funds are available for labor only, with projects chosen by communities. Officials must assess need and apply now, while money remains accessible. Citizens seeking jobs should apply without delay.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Corporation
Solved-your eye two Englishmen puzzle fashion fumbled exit
Two middle aged Englishmen allegedly tested a clever undressing trick in a railroad car berth but failed to solve the problem. Observers note their pantomime was more parade than invention as they managed only awkwardly to remove clothing while remaining seated.
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Minneapolis
Railroad Age
Stirte
Lincoln 4-H Girls Win State Breadmaking Championship
Doris Smith and Pearl Kendall representing Lincoln county were named state champions in breadmaking and earned a trip to the National 4-H club congress in Chicago in December. They demonstrated Fancy Breads in the dairy building at the fair and collected two seconds, one third, two fourths, and one fifth in their bread exhibits.
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Doris Smith
Pearl Kendall
Lincoln County
Chicago
American Girls Return From World Chalet Scout Trip
Four American girl scouts and a leader, Golden Eaglets, returned from the World chalet for girl scouts and girl guides in Adelboden Switzerland. They joined guides from Britain, France, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Hungary and Czechoslovakia, sharing meals and awards. The group included Miss Elaine Clark and scouts Winifred Turner, Mary Emma Allen, Dorothy Drake Fenstermacher, and Mary Vance Trent.
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Adelboden
Switzerland
Juliette Lown
Foxlease
Paris
James J. Storrow
Boston
Girl Scouts and
Girl Guides
Lord Baden-Powell
Great Britain
France
Denmark
Finland
Norway
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Tuliette Low
Bonderspitz
Alps
Elaine Clark
Rochester
N.Y
Banswary
United States
Axis
Miss Clark
Winifred Turner
Quincy
Mass
Mary Emma Allen
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Dorothy Drake Fenstermacher
Tulsa
Okla
Mary Vance Trent
Belle Prairie 4 H Club names officers for year two
The Belle Prairie 4 H club plans a second year clothing project starting this month. Officers elected at the October 1 meeting at Mrs Earl Corley home include Irene Hel president Bernice Poling vice president Helen Herrick secretary Huth Fenner treasurer Bernice Webr musician.
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Belle Prairie 4-H
Belle Prairie Belles 4-H
Earl Corley
Irene Hel
Bernice Poling
Helen Herrick McRetary
Huth Fenner
Bernice Webr
Mostass
Mrz Qecar
Webr
Hellewren
Club Plans Broadcast On KFDY Saturday October 3
Club members are urged to tune to KFDY next Saturday October 3 at 1 32 p m for a club program. Berth Maber will present the program assisted by Raigers. The discussion will cover the 1953 health program. Margaret Mailing will play piano solos. Averill Beller will discuss tetrogenietion.
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KFDY
Witen
Berth Maber
Eulub Raigers
Clulendar
Margaret Mailing
Averill Beller
Community meeting invitation at Kelloes town Sunday
The superintendent Mim Taylor announces a community meeting for students and interested residents. It will be held on October at 10 33 am with the athletic and related activities discussed and attendance encouraged.
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Kalle
Kelloes
Mim
Taylor
Studert
Athec
Old Saloon Becomes Scout Troop House in Shawnee
An old Shawnee, Kansas saloon once used by local Indians is being converted into a Girl Scouts meeting place. The owner will repair the roof and add a fireplace after troop 1 of Shawnee, with 28 members, raised funds by selling reminiscence and soft drinks during the primaries.
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Shawnee
Kans
Girl Scout Troop 1
Spink 4-H Girl Reflects On Club Work In Spink County
Anna Gross of the Peter Pan 4 H club recalls two years of sewing and wardrobe care learning. She joined in December 1990 as LaDelle Little Ladies, served as secretary, and helped make a laundry bag shorts and a cotton dress. She won prizes at the junior fair and earned blue ribbons, attending 11 of 12 meetings each year and organizing club activities and a camp.
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Anna Gross
Spink County
Edith Chartery
Ruby Thomas
Ruth Hofer
Leota Caldow
Ruth Kitzmen
Velma
Austin
Eunice Thomas
Ruth Ann Bloom
Huron
Jefferson Reserve Selects Study Topic for Year
Jefferson Reserve's Girl Reserve held a short meeting after school with Mies Juneau in charge. A business session selected Travel as the major annual topic. Several girls read papers and spoke, followed by a singing of Follow the Gleam.
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Jefferson
Mies
Juneau
Domdey
Miner County Girls Club Forms in Seventh and Eighth Grades
A girls club program for seventh and eighth grade students is being organized in Kellogg. Members will pursue clothing projects and cooking activities while a separate Kellogg risen workers OH club completes its clothing project.
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Miner County
Boye
Kellogg Risen
OH Club Hee
King of Egypt. To enamel. 20 Successfulproductions?
A fragmented 4 H style news snippet lists various crossword style clues and then shifts to a state 4-H revue note. It highlights Pearl Kendall Doris Smith Lincoln County the state bread making champion and Joy Bassett Son County as state canning champion. It also names John Price Lewis Lyle Young and R Clyde Mc Cone as meat animal champions with a Clay county livestock judging team coached by Don Maddox.
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Pearl Kendall
Doris Smith
Lincoln County
Joy
Bassett
Son County
John Price Lewis
Brookings County
Lyle Young
Davison County
Barrow
R. Clyde McCone
Spink County
South Dakota 4-H to Send 16 to National Congress in Chicago
Sixteen 4-H members from South Dakota will join 50 state contestants at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago during December. Goldie Schneurle and Florence Gardner of Brown County form the girls grand champion team. Ross Oviatt and Orin Oviatt of Beadle County are the boys champions, with Rose Benda of Charles Mix and Ora Schuelke of Brown named health champions. Arlene Halverson of Hamlin County to represent the state at the congress.
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Chicago
H. M. Jones
South Dakota
State Fair Board
Goldie Schneurle
Florence Gardner
Brown County
Ross Oviatt
Orin Oviatt
Beadle County
Rose Benda
Charles Mix County
Ora Schuelke
Jones
Arlene Halverson
Hamlin County
Daughter Is Born at Home of Mr and Mrs Kenyon
Special in announces the arrival of a daughter at the Kenyons home Thursday morning Lucy Kelly sister of Mrs Kenyon helps care for the baby and its mother. Try installing bright lights outside away from the screened porch to keep insects away in summer.
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Burdette
Clifford Kenyon
Lucy Kelly
Kenyon
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