Tax conference weighs new South Dakota revenue ideas
Wagner September meeting of the state tax conference under the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce reviewed proposals for localizing real estate and personal property taxes, shifting all state revenues to the treasury, and preserving special funds for their designated uses while seeking broader tax relief and expenditure control for the next legislative session.
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Jim
Aberdeen
E. H. Corey
Wagner
South Dakota
Budget Board
Corey
Game and Fish Fund
Game Commission
Tax Conference
Conference on Taxation May Bring Benefit to State
The article notes that work and study of the conference on taxation may be rewarding. It emphasizes that many states have benefited from careful study and research of such conferences and that a successful outcome would repay the members in the state.
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Dahen
Ninth Federal Reserve District sees smaller September gain
Minneapolis report shows a slower rise in business activity for the first half of September compared with August. Debits in 17 cities rose 17 percent year over year, smaller cities up 4 percent, and country check clearings under one percent higher. Grain income surged, boosting cash receipts and freight car loadings, while building contracts averaged 286000 dollars daily for early September.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank
Northwest
Northwestern
Dulwth-Buparior
Record Applications For Correspondence
Vermillion veterans record a surge in college credit by correspondence through the University of South Dakota Extension division. Garret Breckenridge notes 225 courses completed in 1929, up 15 from 1923, with a long historical rise from 19 in 1919 to 910 in 1928, and the program now offers 154 courses in college work by correspondence.
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University of South Dakota
Garret Breckenridge
South Dakota
Freshmen Initiated At Virgil High School
Virgil high school freshmen endured a watermelon feed and initiation rites last week as part of the new student welcome. The event included several stunts aimed at introducing newcomers to campus life. A new faculty member also received initiation by the yearlings.
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Virgil High School
Virgil
Walsh on Board Commissioners
South Dakota railroad officials join western state commissioners to argue in the Interstate Commerce Commission livestock rate hearings October 1 to 4. The state seeks equalization and reductions. railroads claim losses. South Dakota also pursues rate challenges on coal and lumber and opposes Fargo coal preferences as the commission weighs statewide interests.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Fargo
Kentucky
South Dakota Board
Interstate Commerce. Commission
Wego
Interstate board seeks to intervene in gas rates dispute
The board said discrimination against South Dakota cities was not clearly placed by the complainant. It will intervene in a Wyoming refinery case challenging gasoline and other oil product rates from Casper and Wyoming origins to northwestern states including South Dakota. The aim is to safeguard rates from southwestern origins and push reductions in Wyoming refinery charges.
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South Dakota Board
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
South Dakota
Sioux City
Northwestern Lumberman's Association
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Fargo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyoming
Casper
Southwest
Sherwood Elected Commander of De Smet American Legion
Aubrey H. Sherwood was elected commander of De Smet post No 1338 American Legion for the coming year succeeding H. Lee Shearer who led two years. Owen Grothe and Clarence J. Gordinier and P. L. Scoliend named to key posts with Scoliend and Gordinier reappointed adjutant and finance officer respectively. Installation set for Thursday night and a comedy play Corporal Eagen scheduled for October 24 and 25 as the year’s first events.
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Corporal Eagen
Virgil School Papers Staff Named for Acneld
Virgil Aigh high school resumes publication of Acneld with editor in chief George Denilson and staff Calvin En gle Garl Kindt Harold Matzke Marian Mann Mercedes Heck ensiable Arthur Engrel and Miss Mackelly as faculty advisor. W F Halverson resigns as Liberg Bros and Craig assistant receiver and takes role as special adjuster with Western Adjustment and Inspection Bureau in Sioux Falls.
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Virgil
Pep. Su
George Denilson
Virgil Aigh School
Calvin Engle
Garl Kindt
Harold Matzke
Marian Mann
Mercedes Heckensiable
Arthur Engrel
Miss Mackelly
Tulare
W. F. Halverson
Liberg Bros
Craig
Tie
Western Adjustment and Inspection Bureau
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Librarians Convene at Rapid City Meeting
Librarians from across the state gather in Rapid City for the 23rd annual South Dakota Library Association convention October 9 to 12. About 900 attendees will hear out of state speakers from the University of Minnesota and Omaha Public Library, with a rural library conference opening the event.
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Rapid
South Dakota Library Association
Frank Ix. ‘Walters
University of Minnesota
Edith Tobitt
Omaha, Neb
Leora J. Lewis
State Free Library Commission
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
W. . Kamilien
State College
Carl Entort
Potter Country
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Parent-Teacher Association
County
Mabel Senior
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
Mary Dolve
South Dakota Farm Bureau
A. W. Tompkins
Huron
Young Citizens League
D. C. Mills
State Grange
A. G. Snestrud
New Underwood
Farm Enion
South Dakota Farm Union Association
Country Club
Abigail Lyon
Mailicon
Della Hart
Wbrarian
State School of Mines
Raggid Canyon
Evening Banquet and Meetings Set for Thursday
The schedule lists a noon banquet and an evening program on Thursday. Delegates will occupy the morning of the third day with business and sectional meetings. Miss Lewis will speak on "After Ten Years" in the afternoon, followed by Miss Tobitt discussing "Book Talk." A tea closes the afternoon. Saturday, October 12, features a day trip to the State Game Park.
Mellette Couple Wed. Morgan Marries Meshak
Marriage news from Mellette reports Frederick Morgan wed Wanda Meshak shortly before he left for Pine Bluff Wyoming where he serves as high school athletic director. Morgan formerly was superintendent at Pollack and is son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Morgan of Mellette. Bride is a Pollock young woman.
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Mellette
Frederick Morgan
Misa Wanda Meshak
Morgan
Pine Bluff
Wyo
Pollack
Anthony Morgan
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Watertown
Pearl Spring Water Co
Western State Committee
Herman I. Botts
Railroad Commission
D. J. Kelley
Dartig
Hayling
Leypi
Virgil‘School
Black Hills
A. Groothius & Sons T Ules
Huron Farmers & Merchants Bank
Blue Gem
Anderson’s
Blue Gem Coal
Ohio
J. F. Anderson Lumber CO
Centra
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