Frantz Explains Tax Lesson Burden redistribution view
WATERTOWN Sept 15 The Frantz 2 per cent automobile tax bill passed by the last legislature and to be submitted to a referendum would redistribute taxes, Frantz of Watertown says. The tax on new titles would be 3 percent of value paid at registration. He argues it lightens tax burden on tangible property and expands beyond farmers who buy cars less often.
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Watertown
W. E. Frantz
South Dakota
Frente
Frantz
Regents Challenge Four Year Courses At State Colleges
Pierre September 15 The state board of regents asks the South Dakota Supreme Court to rule that the boards authority does not extend to four year college courses at Spearfish Madison and Springfield. Prebal former state senator from Gregory county appeals an adverse lower court ruling. The board is represented by the attorney general and two Madison and Scotland lawyers. Defense may seek time extension due to illness of core attorney.
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Raves
Prehal Pierre
State Board of
Speerfish
Madison
Springfeld
Tate Supreme Court
Prebal
Gregory County
Supreme Court
John F. Hughes
Fr Pierre
Attmney General's Office
Walter Farser
F. D. Wicks
Scotland
Farmer
Abe Gardiner
Huron
Fareez
Salesman Forced To Prove He Took Poultry Theft Accusation
INDE Sept. 15 A Rawleigh salesman known for trading chickens for goods describes a harrowing encounter on a country road. After a flat tire, two cars boxed him in and a mob demanded proof of where he got the poultry with a gun once pointed at him. He escaped without injury but fears a repeat incident.
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Rawleigh - Pre
Mike
Meliz
Freshman Week program announced at University of South Dakota
Vermillion Sept 15 the complete fresh man week schedule was released by E C Sparks dean of arts and sciences and freshmen program chairman. A tea for all freshmen girls at 3 30 p m hosted by upperclasswomen with big sisters assisting. Pristex annual event for new girls sponsored by women’s league. Eva Glassbrook dean of women will address the newcomers at 3208 a m Wednesday followed by an oratorial recital by Professor Howard Bastian and welcome by President Bertam G James. Classes begin Sept 17 with orientation events ongoing.
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University of South Dakota
E C Sparks
College Ofrts and Sciences
Pristex
Women’s League
Elf-Government
Vine
Eva.Glassbrook
Wil
Howard Bastian
Bertam
G. James
Schedulde Ace
Robbery at Sem Magneto Shop Stuns Local Fans
Believed youths raided the Sem Magneto shop in Stoux Falls on Sept 15 stealing about forty cents in stamps and two dollars in change and missed platforam. The shopkeeper A B Semm says the robbers surprised him as they entered, then fled toward the back of the shop. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Stoux Falls
Madison Store to Make Improvements in District
Madison plans improvements in the business district to expand the Golden Rule store. Teenagers in the area will help assess the site and contribute to the plans for an added room and expansion of the storefront.
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Madison
Tere
Anite
Addie
Department Of Agriculture Sees Larger Crop Production
The September report from the U S Department of Agriculture indicates higher yields per acre for all wheat and rye in South Dakota and larger flax production due to increased acreage despite August drought reducing flax and some spring wheat yields. Corn, oats, potatoes and tame hay show varied changes from last month with composite yields below the prior year.
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Pyerre
Frank D. Kriebs
Eichs
South Dake
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Watertown
Lemmon
Winner
Madison Ween
Mitchel
Rapid City
Etree Nice
Athons
Brookings
U.S. Department of Agriculture
C. J. Borum
Borum
Statstician
Mines Class Heads to Keystone for Field Work
Keystone bulletin reports the School of Mines of Rapid City led by Professor Earl TD Dake with Professor Gordon A Beebe and others guiding 23 students on a week long field study. They will visit mines above and below ground including the Ettalithia, Peerless, and Hugefeldspar mines, and Mount Rushmore. Juniors in civil engineering must complete one week of summer field work as required.
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School"Of Mines
Mines Keystone
Earl TD Dake
Rapid City School of Mines
Gordon A Beebe
Graham Walton
Andrew Potter
Keystone
Eros
Ettalithia
Mount Rushmore
District Farm Union Meeting At Springs
Wellington Springs Sept 5 Members of the Farmers Union were to hold their meeting today at the Methodist church basement the first session opening at 1 62 p m Representatives from Brule Buffalo Aurora Devison Hanson Meim attended Joe Atkins of Wessington Springs is district president Other officers are W H Balding Mitchell vice president and D P Brim Mitchell secretary
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District Farm Union
Springs Wellington Springs
The
Farmers ‘Union
Yankton
Brule
Buffalo
Aurora
Devison
Hanson
Meim
Methodist
M. Joe Atkins
Wessington_Springs
W. H Balding
Mitchell
D. P. Brim
Camel Hen Rescued From Storm Debris
A northwest of Springfield report describes a remarkable hen trapped under storm wreckage for many days. Starved and without water, it was fed slowly and eventually recovered enough to stand and walk, while its flockmate remained weak.
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Springield
Pierre Federal Court To Convene Tomorrow
Pierre South Dakota notices the Pierre term of federal court will open at 1 PM on October 14, as announced. Officials say the session begins tomorrow with the federal court in Pierre convening for a new term.
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Pierre
School enrollment totals rise over last year
Enrollment figures show increases this year with Jews Rulesof Sept 12 noted. Lincols school 222. Beadie school £5. junior high 160. senior high 745. overall attendance higher than same time last year.
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Lincols School
Beadie School
Man thought insane recovers after moonshine daze
Flandreau South Dakota Sept 15 a man once thought to be mad spent days in Moody county jail and in sheriff care regaining his senses after a period in a clouded mental state attributed to moonshine drinking. He wandered unclothed and was found in the county’s northwest, clothing later recovered nearby. The man named Carl Thorgramson said to be a transient had wandered from Wisconsin Minnesota and other places before leaving Flandreau for unknown destinations.
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Flandreau
Moody County
Carl Thorgramson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Flandresu
Points
Penney Heaplaves Hold Likely Meeting Day Reported
A fragmented report notes that Penney Heaplaves held a probable gathering yesterday. The session opened at noon with a dinner planned at the Lincoln as part of the event.
Vermillion university introduces new staff members
At the University of South Dakota in Vermillion new faculty members were introduced at the first regular meeting of the institutional staff Friday afternoon. The new instructors include Lawrence Carl Mitchell head of the new art department George W Cady chemistry Harry B Olson M B A Northwestern G L Cross botan y G A Noetzel economics Lelia Mac Garrett Ghome economics Albert F Luppens medicine Dan H Pletta civil engineering Robert Ruelle and Marcella Rogness. Two veterans returning from leave were also presented FE M Kercheville Spanish and E L Feezer law.
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Vermillion
University of South Dekota
Herman G. Tages
The
State University
Lawrence ‘Carl Mitchell
Mitchell
William Woods College
Fulton, Mo
George W. Cady
University of California
Harry B. Olson
M. B.A. Northwestern
G. L. Cross
University of Chicago
G. A. Noetzel
the Landaon
School of Economics
Political Science
Lelia Mac Garrett
University of Nebraska
Albert F. Luppens
University School of Medicine
Dan H. Pletta
Cial
University of Wisconsin
Robert Ruelle
University ‘High School
Marcella
Fire destroys Ashton farm home in early morning blaze
Ashton Sept 15 Fire of unknown origin gutted the large home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lunney in the south part of town. Lunney woke at 3 20 to found the house engulfed as fire crews fought the flames. walls spared but extensive furniture loss and $3500 insurance coverage noted.
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Ashton Farm
Ashton
Ben Lunney
Shortage Of Funds Cuts Road Program In Brown County
County Commissioner says funds for highway construction are nearly exhausted. Of 58 million estimated for Brown County roads, about 50 thousand will finance street rebuilding and bridge work. Wells predicts work will resume next year as funds allow. The fall plan to advance county road system is delayed due to financial constraints. September 23 is mentioned for rebuilding efforts and bridge construction.
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Wells
Brown County
Rauch
Northern Students to Hear Peter Norbeck
Senator Peter Norbeck of Hedfield will address the first assembly of the Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. He recently returned from a European tour spanning the British Isles Norway and France and attended the Iceland centennial celebration.
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Peter Norbeck
Aberdeen
Hedfield
Frst
Northern State Teachers College
Norbeck
Europe
British Isles
Norway
France
Iceland
Break Ground for Woonsocket Community Building
Woonsocket moves ahead with ground breaking for a new city school and legion community building. K G Targton of Woonsocket began preparation for brick work as materials arrive from Shots ty.
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Woonsocket
Sperial
K. G. Targton
Woostiocket
School and Legion
Terial
Drought Relief Address Planned for University Station
A September broadcast on KUSD from Vermillion South Dakota features Dr Herbert Schell, unity of South Dakota history professor, discussing drought relief subjects. Programs run Monday Wednesday and Friday eight to nine pm, with 45 minutes music and 15 minutes talks, highlighting Vergil After Twenty Centuries and German Radio Announcements for 1930.
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Vermellion
South Dakota
KUSD
Herbert
Schell
the Unity of South Dakota
A. J.keith
J. C. Tiaden
University of South Dakota faculty discuss departments on radio
Vermillion on Friday night the law school dean Mershall Me Eusick and education professor T M Risk spoke on University radio about their fields. Musician Bert Winters accompanied with organ pieces including Norwegian Dance Grieg Madrigal Simoneti and Our Yesterdays among others.
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Risk
Vermillion
Mershall
Eusick
Law School
T. M. Risk
University of South Dakota
EUSD
Bert Winters
Hitchcock Freshmen Name Class Officers Tonight
Hitchcock Sept 15 At a freshmen meeting Stanley Hart was elected president Hilda Johnson vice president Leland Steinhauser secretary and Dorothy Wambel treasurer Try outs were held recently for the high school play The Bashful Mr Bobbs to benefit the athletic association
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Hitchcock
Stanley Hart
Hilda Johnson
Leland Steinhauser
Dorothy ‘Wambel
Bobbs
High School Athletic Association
Day County Fair to Open Next Thursday
Webster Sept 1 Day County's twelfth annual agricultural fair opens Thursday and runs through Saturday. Preparations are complete for what officials expect to be the largest and best county exposition with a varied entertainment program planned.
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Day County
Webster
Daughters of the Nile Honor Chicago Officer in Aberdeen
Lecat lodges of the Daughters of the Nile hosted a banquet at the Episcopal church in Aberdeen honoring Mrs. Katherine Rintz Supreme Queen visiting from Chicago, followed by a ceremonial later in the evening.
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Chicago
Aberdeen
Lecat
Masonic Order
Episcopal Church
Katherine Rintz
Order
S D Natives In State Prison Report Details Birthplaces
Sioux Falls reports two year prison census showing 591 inmates with only 12 born in South Dakota. Iowa leads with 82 prisoners born there, Minnesota 36, Nebraska 35, Wisconsin 27, Missouri 20, and Illinois 31 among central states. Foreign born include Russian and Norwegian seven each, Germany six, Sweden five, with other nations represented.
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Missouri
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Arkansas
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New 21Ste
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Oklahoma
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Hungary
Boland
Ireland
Mexico
Scotland
Onida Girl Marries Young Blunt Farmer
Chifford Phillips of Blunt and Marie Nair of near Onida were married by the Rev. Mr. Williamson of Onida. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips, is a Blunt Phien School graduate now devoted to farming. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Nair and a recent Onida high school graduate. The couple will reside with Mr. Phillips' parents near Blunt.
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Blunt
Chifford Phillips
Marie Nair
Near Onida
Williamson
Onida
Phillips
T. W. Nair
South of
Charles Phillips
Near Blunt
Blunt Phien School
Fem High School
My. Phil, A
Los
Blunt Young Folks Leave For School
Blunt, Sept. 35. The Gl xit reports Blunt's youth depart for higher education. Evelyn Pigney and Ruby Peterson teach north of Highmore, Olive Kier to Gettysburg, Ada Carty and Virlie Mercer in Sully county. Stewart Mc Deniels to University of Iowa, Hose Walker to South Dakota University, Vivian Johnson to Huron College. Ela Pigney to Notre Dame Academy Mitchell, Virginia Leepay to Minnesota City, DeWitte and Enid Howard to South Dakota State College Brookings. Thelma Tiemslands plans business courses in Mitchell or Sioux Falls. Celia Taylor remains in Mitchell for senior high school.
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Enid Howard
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Thelma Tiemslands
Mitchell
Sioux
Celia Taylor
Mitchells
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