Municipal bonds tax exempt in South Dakota ruling
Pierre Sept 14 A strong tax exemption for municipal bonds is affirmed by Attorney General M Q Sharpe. Bonds issued by a city secured by a mortgage on the city light plant and payable from plant revenue are ruled non taxable to South Dakota residents. Also, an opinion says counties or the state are not liable for telephone pole relocation costs for highway work.
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Pierre
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
B. W. Baer
Sir. Sharpe
South Dakota Supreme Court
C. P. Seward
Belle Fourche
State
Numder
Sharpe
Nis County
125 Chickens Killed By Stray Dogs At Tulare
Blaine on a Tulare area farm lost 125 young chickens when two stray dogs attacked at dawn. He awoke to find the yard strewn with dead chicks and the dogs still at work.
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Tulare
Telake
Blaine
Mr. Blnnie
Virgil Church Ladies Aid Pledges Salary Support
Virgil September meeting of the Ladies Aid society pledged 290 dollars toward the minister's salary. A large turnout attended the church basement gathering as officers were to be elected at the October meeting. Members discussed upcoming plans and ongoing church activities.
Irrigated Oats and Wheat Yield Comparisons Across Lands
Irrigated oats produced 107.5 bushels versus 72.8 on unirrigated tracts. Spring wheat on irrigated land yielded 45.2 bushels, compared with 87.2 on unirrigated land. Winter wheat on irrigated land yielded 53.7 bushels versus 72.2 on dry land, while barley and rye favored unirrigated plots with 54.8 and 34.3 bushels compared to 22.5 and 0.0 on irrigated.
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Oeguana
Fair Prices Paid At Mellette Farm Sale
Mellette, Sept. 14 Special The first fall farm sale in this vicinity was held on the Baldwin farm. Charles Boyd, moving to Hawarden Iowa, occupied the farm. Prices were satisfactory with spring pigs at $9, cows around $100, and feed calves chickens turkeys and sheep bringing good prices. Horses and machinery moved slowly.
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Mellette
Baldwin
Charles Boyd
Hawarden
Iowa
Miner county fair draws big 4-H livestock show
More than 30 head of livestock 60 head of poultry and 70 exhibitors highlighted the Miner county fair 4-H club display. Lawrence Feldhaus Howard won first in baby pigs with a Duroc Jersey. Chester White boars and Duroc Jersey boars were shown by Willis Stock and Clmasters Cadare. Judges Fred Wittratt Waite Vine Jolaston Brookings and Ralph erops.
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Howard
Miner County Fair
Wo Jones
Lawrence Feldhaus
Chester
Willis
Clmster
Cadhare
Pug Blankenburg
Poland
Andergang
Resend
Pafora
Chester Erland
Duroc Ditter
Lyle Olmsted
John Bennett
Donald Meade
Fe- Sheap
Dick Bloom
Wintrer Ska Younger
Carthage
Brahmas Island
Dallas
Conne
Ruede Island
Rous
Phine
Vice
Bult Oy'ingla Olmsted
Leghorns
Dorothy Nelson
Fred Witlratt
Can- Waitevine
Otgile
Ralph
Erops
Jolaston
Brookings
Pierre Kiwanis Club Hosts Southern Guests
Sept 14 Pierre Kiwanis Club noon luncheon welcomed two Tennessee state visitors from Mic interests of a movement to establish a Lewis and Clark memorial highway from New Orleans to the Pacific following the historic expedition route.
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Serre
Tennessee
Listorvy
Pierre Kiwanis Oltay
Mic
New Orleana
Ore
Hitchcock Re elects American Legion officers
Hitchcock September 14 special edition reports Edward Reimath reelected president of the American Legion Auxiliary. Officers named include Mrs. Lee Sawtele as first vice president and Mrs. George Armstrong as treasurer. A farewell gift was presented to Alma Anderson who is leaving Hitchins.
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Hitchcock
Edward Reimath
The
American Legion
Lee Sawtele
Hilda Gross
Ageret
George Armstrong
Alma Anderson
Hitches
Volin Area Reports Strong Flax Yields
Volin area farmers report good flax yields with Olson’s 18 bushels per acre and an average near the high end of the St acre yield range. Peter Freng logged 14 bushels per acre from a 20 acre field, reflecting solid regional production.
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Volin
Olson
St-acre
Peter Freng
Hitchcock High School Sees Record Enrollment For Year
Hitchcock Sept 14 Special The largest enrollment in the school’s history is reported by Superintendent Leslie Sims with 77 students now enrolled and three more expected. A new faculty member Mia M Y Johnson joins as staffing grows along with added courses and an automatic bell system funded by the previous class. The Hitchcock girls basketball team gains recognition with a Converse year book feature for the second consecutive year.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Leslie Sims
Io High School
Mia. &. Y. Johnson
Russell Brant
Harriet Solyst
Clare Guesie
Lillian Greenfield
Sophia Krietman
Lemke
Hobe
Turner
Converse
Seco
Hiltchcock
High Wheat Run On Quinn Lands Reported This Year
Reported wheat yields on Quinn lands under QUIN on the I Sous show a strong harvest for the current year. The Kjerstadls noted land in various areas returning solid output with good deltas in overall production.
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Kjerstadls
Clark County Fair Opens September 16 With Large Program
Clark County fair opens September 16 in Clark with events on 16 17 and 18. George OB Ghee serves as fair secretary and coordinates a broad entertainment exhibit schedule for attendees.
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Clark County
Clark
George OB. Ghee
Mellette Couple Married in Local Ceremony
Miles Kragan, son of Mr and Mrs F W Fagan, wed Miss Wlorgace Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Davis, in a Sept 14 ceremony conducted by Father J J Hyland. The newlyweds left immediately for a trip through the Black Hills.
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Mellette
Mellettls
Miles Kragan
F. W. Fagan
Wlorgace Davis
Vern Davis
J. J. Hyland
Black Gills
New Pastor Coming To Arlington Church
Arlington notices Rev Benjamin C Bobbitt of Peru Nebraska has accepted a call to the Christian church of Arlington and will take charge in the first week of October replacing Rev Ralph Tretfort who resigned to resume college studies. Rev Tietsort has served about one year.
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Arlington Church
Arlington
Benjamin C. Bobbitt
Peru
Neb
Christian Church of
Bobbitt
Ralph Tretfort
Tietsort
Christian Church
M. & St. L. Tax Protest Heard
Watertown September 14. The M and St L railroad has formally applied for tax adjustment before the Codington county board of commissioners. Representing the road were George W Case counsel and C F Foote of Minneapolis land and tax agent for the railroad.
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Watertown
Codington County
M. & ST. L. Railroad
Train Schedule Between Huron Pierre and Walney
Leaves Huron at 2 45 p m for connections to trains mort at Wolsey 3 38 p m and arrives Pierre at 7 00. Leaves Pierre at 6 30 a m connects with South out of Walney 10 20 a m and arrives at Huron 10 45 a m.
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Huron
Mort
Wolsey
Pierre
Walney
Uron
Tax question on company right-of-way property heard
The board considered whether the tax applied to the company's right-of-way property and announced it would study the issue further. A second open hearing was scheduled for the board's first meeting in October after additional investigation.
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Sbogrd’y Wat
Weed Control Clinic Held In Lake County
Weed control clinic conducted in Lake County as MADISON reports a September 4 update on weed management. Local agricultural officials and growers participated to discuss herbicide strategies and best practices.
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Lake County
Madison
Weed control meeting at Boyd School in Herman township
The weed office discussed eradication and control at the Boyd school in Herman township this week. Ralph Johnson from the State College extension department led the meeting.
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Boyd
Herman Township
Ralph Johnson
State College Extension Department
Fedora School Opens With Record Enrollment
Fedora September 14 report notes the consolidated Fedora school opens with the largest enrollment in history. High school totals 88 students with 17 seniors 18 juniors 18 sophomores and 35 freshmen. Grades total 112, continuing growth across all classes.
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Fedora
Fedora Consolidated School
High School Enrollment and Staff Details
Report lists about two hundred total high school students with roughly half from other districts. Teaching staff include R. W. Dodds as superintendent, Willard Lowenberg in Latin, Mrs Dodds in English and Mexican Frost in commercial, Edward Skarda for seventh and eighth, Florence Collins for fifth and sixth, Edna Alseth for third and fourth, and Ruth McDaniels for first and second. It notes railroads cost twice as much to replace ties as rails.
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Ing
R. W. Dodds
Willard Lowenberg
Mra. Dodds
Edward Skarda
Florence Collins
Edna Alseth
Ruth McDaniels
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