Elizabeth Coyne urges annual reports for South Dakota firms
Mrs. Elizabeth Coyne secretary of state proposes state legislation requiring all South Dakota corporations to file annual reports with the secretary of state. She favors a $5 filing fee for domestic firms and raising foreign filing fees from 2 to 8 dollars, arguing it would boost state revenue and public records while keeping the process simple.
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Elizabeth Coyne
Aska
Pierrm
Legisature
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Coyne
Coyne Sala
Department
State General Fund
Get Badges In Life Saving From Beadle County Red Cross
Thirty five boys and girls earned Red Cross life saving certificates after a Milo Youel led class at the West Park plunge. Junior and senior certificates went to Seo boys Ted Sandell Floyd Ulrich. twenty two others earned junior certificates. Senior recipients include Carol Gillstrap Mark Stafford James Boyd Frederick Greetf Dwight Donburg Holland Ward Jasper Moulton David Peterson Keith Moncur Ruth Andrews and Keith Smith. Thirty six more youngsters swam this summer. Motorcycle distribution notes Europe dominance with Germany 760000 UK 640000 France 468000 and Italy 60500.
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Red Cross
Milo Youel
Examinge
West Park
Beadle County
American Red Cross
Seo
Ted Sandell
Floyd Ulrich
Douglas Cone
Mike Boyle
Doc Crawford
James Sorenson
Donald Christy
Eugene Tobin
LeRoy Showell
Virginia Olson
Gordon Bjornson
Vance Kennard
Ellen Woodruff
Francis Humphrey
Gene Theimer
George Schmidt
Robert Streeter
Roger Stensland
Wendel Andrews
Bernerd Sorenson
del- Yas Boyd
Gwendolyn Bailey
Joyce Anderson
Burton Ellis
Carol Gillstrap
Mark Stafford
James Boyd
Frederick Greetf
Dwight Donburg
Holland Ward
Jasper Moulton
David Peterson
Keith Moncur
Ruth Andrews
Keith Smith
Stensland
Sorenson
Andrews
Danburg
Peterson
Moncur
Smith
Miter
Eight Statewide Primaries Held Across Nation
The Associated Press reports eight states held statewide primaries including Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire Vermont Washington and South Carolina amid varied campaigning. Mississippi runoff contests also occurred while Georgia’s primary is slated for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Vermont
New Hampshire
Arizona
Colorado
Louisiana
Michigan
Vermor
Washington
South Carolina
Mississippi
Kingfish
Huey Long
Overton
Broussard
Alease Bach
Cole Blease
D. Smith
Prohibition
Correst
Jones
Porter Dale
Moses
Joseph DL. Richards
Georgia
Moderate Winter Expected by Weather Bureau Chief
Washington reports that unless temperatures plummet, a moderate winter is anticipated. Joseph M. Kincer, head of the agricultural meteorology division, cites the upward temperature trend since 1926 as supporting evidence for the mild outlook.
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Washington
Temperaure
Joseph M. Kincer
Agricultural Mateorology Division
The
Weather Bureau
Bolivians Join Paraguay Forces in Chaco Fort Boqueron Siege
Paraguayan troops tightened their encirclement of Fort Boqueron in the Chaco as Bolivian deserters arrived in Paraguayan lines. The government announced the report amid ongoing border conflict developments. Eyelash fashion trends for gowns are noted as a Paris fad influencing eye color perception.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
Fort Boqueron
Chaco
Walter F. Brown and LaGuardia Cook Up Washington Feasts
Washington figures Walter F. Brown the post office chef is retired from the stove though once he kept a kitchenette at the Post Office Department. Meanwhile Representative Fiorello LaGuardia of New York is famed for cooking at home and in Congress staying in clean chef gear and hosting dinners while tracking private bills and public matters.
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Washington
Walter F. Brown
Post Office Department
Brown
Hoover
Doe" Wilbur
Interior
Rapidan
LaGuardia
New York
Hin LaGuardia
Congressional Record
Fie
Congress
Capitol
Public notice lists poll tax defaulters for 1932
A compiled list of names who have not paid poll tax for 1932 is being prepared today and will be published later. Pay now to the collector or at City Hall to avoid public release. Commissioner E Hoskins marks the notice.
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Hoskins
Magic City Show Feature Captivates State Fairgoers
Captain Elon Denham, an 83 year old veteran, built a five year model city titled Magic City. The exhibit includes a home, school, fire house, power plant, shops, church, and other businesses with robotic figures. The tiny power plant powers the entire display and Denham educates visitors with a gentle talk.
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State Fair Grounds
Elon Denham
Little City
Tornado Track Described as Narrow and Destructive
The article notes that a tornado’s average track spans about one fifth of a mile in width and up to twenty miles in length, with a sharp boundary where destruction contrasts sharply between adjacent houses on opposite sides of a street.
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Aulton Hickcox and children moved to the George Sheldon place this week and will send the children to Center School in Spring Hill township. Joe Lingschell boards at Roger Paine and attends high school. George Hertz Jr and Donald Braden drive daily to high school. Edwin and Bennet Hasart board in town. Miss Ming Scott came from Huron for Labor Day. Mrs Besse Sheldon hosted a slumber party with Faye Connelly Marie Connelly Ella Leyson and Lillian Leyson. Mr and Mrs Snyder and family from Tripp visited Mrs Caire Fawcett and relatives. Everett Leyson drove to Wessington.
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Aulton Hickcox
George Sheldon
Spring Hill Township
Joe Lingschell
Roger Paine
George Hertz, Jr
Donald Braden
Edwin
Bennetta Hasart
Ming Scott
Huron
Labor Day
Besse Sheldon
Faye
Marie
Connelly
Ella
Lillian Leyson
Snyder
Tripp
Local residents resume duties as schools reopen
Springs Saturday to take Rita there to resume her school duties. Bonnie Beck has entered the high wheel st Miller for that senice year. She stays with grandmother Alma Heltibridie. Mr. and Mrs. Dudolph Schwertz and baby daughter from Presho visited the Henry Heasley home. Various local residents and guests are noted visiting or traveling for teaching posts and lectures.
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Rita
Bonnie Beck
St Miller
Alma Heltibridie
Dudolph Schwertz
Presho
Henry Heasley
Schnerte
Christine Matz
Everett Leyson
Ezra Leyson
Adelaide Edwards
Miller
George Hertz
Snoddy
Tiller
Misa Nervig
Humboldt
Iowa
D. D. Paine
Eagle Grove
Iroquois Weekend Visits and Family News
Reverend and Mrs J M Hunter visited Gettysburg and attended Potter county fair returning via Conde with Rozella Herman and Carol for a week. Forty friends hosted a farewell for Mrs Carl Quail at the L H Bruhn home.
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Iroquois
J. M. Hunter
Gettysburg
Potter County Fair
Conde
Rozella Herman
Carol
Carl Quail
John Frahm
Gwendolyn Stahl
Frahm
H. C. Brown
Tinis
Mr. Brown
Los Angeles
Harrington
Dorothy Harrington
Lyman Harrington
Denver
Watertown
Cavour Methodist Ends Quarterly Session at Richland Church
The last quarterly conference of the Cavour Methodist Episcopal parish met at Richland church Thursday evening. Superintendent Wilco reports plans as families, including Mr and Mrs Jack Barton, preparing to leave for Tucson to make their home after a four month stay. The Rev William Rechfield and Mrs from Esmond visited the Johnson home Friday evening with photos and pictures to share.
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Cavour Methodist Episcopal Parish
Richland Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist quartet invited to Atlantic City conference
The Rev Mr Redfield and a South Dakota Methodist Episcopal conference quartet were invited to sing at the general conference in Atlantic City during early summer. Local residents A J Ingle and Ernest Kopplin were noted on Friday business trips and Sheffield hosted a farm holiday meeting with strong attendance. H Hagen travels to Minneapolis for winter work. H J Landrigan shows grain at the fair and the Haighs prepare their tent for the state fair in Huron news.
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C. E. Buchanen
T. J
Hagen
Minneapolis
H. J. Landrigan
W. J. C. Haigh
Huron
Wessington Notes: Births Visits and Local Changes
Wessington records a daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs O W Halibark. Superintendent TM Clark recovers at home from illness. Charles Boeke family returns from a brief trip. Mrs Mack travels to Chicago for an indefinite stay with daughter Gail. Mrs R E Abbott visits daughter Mrs McGregor in Quinn for about a month. H E Geiver returns from Black Hills trip. Ed Boeke of Fergus Falls plans to move to Wessington after leasing a Fergus Falls farm. Rev Schilling of Miller leads Catholic services during Father Power’s absence. Schools closed for state fair. Mrs Silas Gifford visits Huron Friday.
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Father Powter
Wessington
Silas Gifford
Dairy Inspector Hitchcock Culhane Visits for State Business
State dairy inspector Hitchcock A F Culhane conducted an official visit on Thursday. John Kingdon accompanied his daughter during the engagement, according to local reports.
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Hitchcock A F. Culhane
John Kingdon
Local Residents and Events Noted in Recent Weekend Activities
Mrs. D C Hobart and Sean and Mrs J C Mulvaney drove to Aberdeen on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Bender welcomed a daughter born September 10 weighing seven pounds. Mr and Mrs Wilford Hamilton greeted a son born September 6. John Silas McClure spent six weeks with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J C Mulvaney, after visit from Minneapolis. Dr A P Scheib will serve again on the state fair health clinic for children. Gladys Dubois leaves for Ipswich to teach home economics next year. E E Dubois returned from Watertown after two weeks medical treatment. Several families traveled to Yankton Saturday for funeral services for Mrs Randolph Scheel. An extended group of relatives en route to Yankton included Eugene Riemath, William Riemath, Adolph Riemath and Mrs James Adair of Mobridge.
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Ter
Juanita
Mitchell
D. C. Hobart
Sean
J. C. Mulvaney
Aberdeen
Rudolph Bender
Wilford Hamilton
George McClure
Minneapolis
John Silas McClure
A. P. Scheib
Gladys Dubois
Ipswich
E. E. Dubois
Watertown
Ben
Ed Riemath
Mildred
Hazel Riemath
Hitchcock
Henry Wilson
Redfield
Yankton
Reimath
Randolph Scheel
Eugene Riemath
William Riemath
Adolph Riemath
James Adair
Mobridge
Surprise Birthday at Miss Clara Eaton's Home
A group of friends surprised Miss Clara Eaton at her home in Alpena for her birthday. Gifts were exchanged and celebrations noted the special occasion.
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Alpena
Clara Eaton
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