Consolidation urged to cut costs in state tax office
J E Adrian, head of the motor fuel tax division, urges consolidating collection and refunding of gasoline and petroleum product taxes into one office under the state treasurer. He argues better enforcement and lower costs, noting no delinquent major fuel tax accounts since 1933 and total collections of about 4.65 million for the year, with penalties and audits yielding modest recoveries.
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Motor Fuel Tax Division
Calleets
Highway Department
South Dakota
Adrian
Pudits
Deaters
Roberts
Marshall
North Dakota
Nebragica
Remove Sliver From Orient Child's Eye
Mrs. Fred Sweetland took her son Tom my to Aberdeen Tuesday morning for eye surgery after a sunflower stub pierced his eyeball during last spring’s play. Surgery Tuesday removed the sliver and he returned home, with doctors optimistic for a full recovery within days. Mrs. Tom Diznan and LeRoy Evans accompanied Mrs. Sweetlund.
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Orient
Fred Sweetland
Tommy
Aberdeen
Tom Diznan
LeRoy Evans
Sweetlund
South Dakotan Named to Labor Post in Washington
Elmer E. Andrews announced the appointment of George A. McNutt y of St Louis as associate general counsel and Rufus G. Poole as assistant general counsel of the wage-hour law administration. Poole is currently associate Solicitor for the labor department. Poole was born in Aberdeen, South Dakota, and formerly practiced law in Chicago.
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Washington
Elmer E. Andrews
George A. McNutty
St Louis
Rufus G. Poole
Poole
Labor Department
Aberdeen
S. BD
Chicago
Former Residents Call At Ree Heights
Leslie L. Travis of Joplin Missouri and his sister Bertha Dierking of Sioux City visited Ree Heights Tuesday to see acquaintances and the old Spring Hills township homestead. The Travis family settled in 1682 and owned land around Miller before 1883, with the original homestead now part of the Koran Fawcett farm. Mrs. Dierking was born in Spring Trils, and Travis, now postmaster of Joplin, attended a district postmasters convention in Minneapolis.
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Wee Herones
Leslie L. Travis
Joplin
Bertha Dierking
Sioux City
Spring Hills Township
Travis
Miller
Henry Scott, Austin Connelly
Orginal
Dierking
Spring Trirls
Pierre
Missouri
Minneapolis
Just Us Club selects officers at Sept. meeting
At the Just Us Club gathering at Mrs. Clarence Eggleston home, officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs. Glen Richards president, Mrs. J. I. Fisher secretary and treasurer. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Reece Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just US Club
Iroquois
Clarence Eggleston
Glen Richards
J. I. Fisher
Reece Whites
Advertising's power to drive wages and growth
The piece argues advertising fuels demand for goods from Uadello to Sunlight Oranges, boosts purchasing power, creates jobs, and raises wages. It notes advertising sparks desire, launches new industries, and accelerates the economy, contributing to the United States' high wage levels. Copyright 1938 Advertising Federation of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Automobiles
Wilere
Advertising Federation of America
District Rebekahs Meet At Wessington
WESSINGTON Sept 30 special Rebekahs from Miller St. Lawrence Wolsey Virgil Alpena and Huron attend the ninth district convention at Wessington Saturday. Morning Star Lodge officers will exemplify an Obligation Ceremony. Mrs Richard Gohring is to participate in the spell down. Mrs Clarence Coop represents Wessington and Mrs Sam Bungum is the Gligriet president. Division 4 of the Union Aid Society will serve the six o clock dinner Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Rebekahs
Miller
St. Lawrence
Wolsey
Virgil
Alpena
Huron
Morning Star Lodge
Richard Gohring
Clarence Coop
Sam Bungum
Glgtriet
Union Aid Society
Van Tassells Return From Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs F H Van Tassell return from a trip to Birmingham Alabama and Oklahoma City Oklahoma They visited their daughter Lois in Birmingham and attended sessions of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the I C O F and the Association for Rebekah Assemblies in Oklahoma City They found the southland very different from their expectations and stopped at the home of Mrs Cowan a former Iroquois resident in Illinois for a short visit Her health was not good.
South Dakota CCC Quota Announced for October Draft
Washington sept 30 the civil service corps directed state directors to recruit forty nine thousand four hundred ninety seven men between october 1 and october 20 to fill vacancies north dakota 776 south dakota 869 minnesota 1907 the tulare chief first edition to be published oct 5 lists staff members move house to farm near iroquois after storm damage the spears moving outfit relocated the residence from town to a farm eight miles south of iroquois further repairs planned before the bob huse family moves in
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South Dakota
CCC
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
North Dakota
Minnesota
Tulare
Doris Price
Delpha Sumnex
Kenneth Harms
Eugene Holm
Ruth Blume
Gail Ames
Dorothy Stembus
Doris Holm
Bernadine Roeber
Rosemary Dangel
Troquois
Theophilus
Iroquois
Spears Moving Outfit
Mitchel
Bob Huse
Galoping Luncheon Series Starts With Aid Members
The M. E. Ladies' Aid opened its series with five members visiting president Mrs. Mary Burchfeld on Tuesday afternoon. After a social period, lunch was served.
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M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Mary Burchfeld
McCoys Attend National Postmaster Convention in St Paul
Mr. and Mrs. William McCoy returned Tuesday from St Paul Minnesota where they attended the National Postmaster Convention. Before returning home they visited at the home of Mr and Mrs John Roos in Duluta.
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Tulare
William McCoy
St. Paul
Minn
Ney
John Roos
Duluta
Visitors from Hurley Rock Valley Iroquois and Alexandria
Visitors related to the Muilenburg and Rowen families called on the H C Rower home during the week due to the illness of Mr Muilenburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Jongwaard Hurley Ta Mr and Mrs C A Waljut Rock Valley Ta Mrs Anna Mak Iroquois Ta Mr and Mrs Cornelius Muilenburg and son and Mrs Jack Matum Alexandria Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
J. C. Jongwaard
Hurley
C. A. Waljut
Rock Valley
Anna Mak
Iroquois
Cornelius Muilensurg
Jack Matum
Alexandria
H.C. Rower
J. H. Muilenburg
J. H. Muilenburg and Mr. and Mrs. Rowen
Mr. Muilenburg
Rowen
First Division of Aid Society Meets in Wellington
The Union Aid Society first division met at the Aid building on Main Street with hostesses Mrs. Miner Carter and Mrs. Emil Muller. Twelve wenthers and five guests attended. Mrs. Lawrence Spicer led the meeting and devotions. They decided to hold the annual event by October 22. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Wellington
Union Aid Society
Main Street
Miner Carter
Emil Muller
Lawrence Spicer
Women Entertain For Third Aid Division
WippinGruun September 30 Special The third division of the Union Aid Society was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Holst with Mrs. Frank Kearney as Sisling. There were 14 members and four visitors present. Mrs. Lfttie Price led the business and devotionals after which carpet rags were sewn by the members. Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. Scivey joined the society at this meeting. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WippinGruun
Union Aid Society
Fred’ Holst
Frank Kearney
Sisling
Lfttie Price
Aldrich
Cedar Church Fall Festival Planned for Saturday
Ree Heights Cedar Congregational Church schedules its annual Fall Festival on Saturday with fried chicken dinner starters in the community, a full afternoon of games, and an auction of donated articles. The event is described as the big day in the church year.
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Ree Heights
Cedar Congregational Church
Mrs Seeman Elected Yale PTA President
Mrs Arch Seeman was elected president of the Yale P T A at the organization meeting in the school building Tuesday evening. Officers named include Mrs Leitchenberg as vice president Mrs Joseph Geiger as secretary and Paul Kieinsasser as treasurer A program followed with new teachers introductions freshmen initiation costumes a piano solo by Walter Pautz two guitar solos by Mr Hiring and a Charlie McCarthy dummy act Lunch was served by the new officers The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday in October
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pautz
Mr. Hiring
Siso
Charlie McCarthy
Bonilla PTA Holds at First Meet Of Year
Bonilla Sept 20 Special The first PTA meeting of the year was held in the school gymnasium featuring a teachers reception. President Walter Morse led a short business session with plans for children to meet during regular meetings. Supt. Meyer responded introducing new teachers Miss Tubbs Beiean Marie Keith Alfred Ahi. Music by the school band directed by Eric Jungemann plus readings and light refreshments.
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Bonilla Pta
Bonilla
Walter Morse
PLAL
AM. J. Molkiehan
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Eric Jungemann
Jaye
Aunt Hannah
Dawn
Sond
Saskatchewan
Morse
Supt. Meyert
Tubbs
Doryce Beiean
Marie Keith
Alfred Ahi
Rolla Kennison
Lois Frad
Latverne Tollefson
Eleanor Atchinson
Ladies' Aid
Banner Extension Club Elects Officers In Iroquois Meeting
In Iroquois on September 30 the Banner Extension Club met at Mrs. A Schlimgen with ten members and one visitor. Officers elected for the year are Mrs Thehna Beitynan chairwoman Mrs Anna Toovey vice chairwoman Mrs Sophia Meltran secretary and Mrs Eanelia Werner treasurer. A Christmas novelties demo by Anna Lynch and Anna Toovey followed. Next meeting set for Oct 27 at Mrs Addie Geiman’s home.
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Banner Extension Club
Iroquois
A. Schlimgen
Schlimgen
Thehna Beitynan
Anna Toovey
Sophia Melitran
Eanelia Werner
Frankfort PTA Sets First Meeting Summary
The Frankfort PTA held its first meeting Monday evening in the school gymnasium with President Mira Satterlee presiding. Mrs. Tom Torkelson led discussion after the business session. Paul Baird, local mail carrier, described a recent trip to Washington, D. C. Thomas Carter performed a piano solo before a faculty reception. The next meeting is planned for October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranasuns
Stonov
Frankfort Pta
Gyyasium
Mira Satterlee
Tom Torkelson
Paul Baird
Washington, D. C
Thoma Cartner
Home From Hospital Bonilla Family Reunites
Mr. Meyer and Mr. May drove to Huron after school Wednesday to bring Mrs. May one little son, Charles Benny, home from Sprague Hospital. Mrs. Glen Price has been assisting in the home and caring for Rose Marie.
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Hospital Bonilla
Meyer
May
Huron
Charles Benny
Sprague Hospital
Glen Price
Rose Marie
Doland Youth Heads Blue And White Day
Doland junior Are thur Langlang to chair homecoming events for Wes leyon University with Miss Wesley coronation parade dinner and dramatic production planned. Committee includes June Nagler Kendaly Albertson Bere Nice Grady and others. Wesleyan battles Dean College in football on Saturday.
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Dakota Wesleyon University
Arethur Langlang
Doland
Langland
Oman
Phreno-Cosiman
Pi Kappa Delta
Wesleyan Battles Dean College
Nebraska
June Nagler
Kendaly
Albertson
Ane Ager
Buffalo
Berenice Grady
Joseph TH. Edge
Robert 2. Brown
Organize Community Club At Manchester
AVANUARD Jim and friends from Manchester schools met Tuesday evening for a reception and get acquainted gathering honoring new teachers. Mrs. Andrew Anderson presided over a brief meeting where a Community Club was started and officers elected: Mrs. Richard Franklin president, Miss Lucille Hazel vice president, and Mrs. Brinkley secretary-treasurer. A monthly social rally with talks by outsiders was planned at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanuard Jim
Manchester
Down
Andrew Anderson
Richard Franklin
Lucille Hazel
Bis. Elc
Brinkley
Spear
Blanche Sellison
Anderson
PUBLIC CARD PARTY IN MASONIC TEMPLE WELLINGTON
A pub card party after the Chapter meeting at the Masonic Temple Wellington featured 10 tables of contracts. Prize winners included Charles Meischk Wal Tranter, with J. D. Uazesrd as high scorer for 900. A lunch was served.
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Wellington
Spyel
Masonic Temple
Charles Meischk Wal Tranter
J. D. Uazesrd
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China
Phi Phychecety
Wilken
ING
Alagdin, Schenley P.O
Bureau of Research and Education
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Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Lane
J. P. Daarson
Rochester
Larson
Elsie
Ted
Curley” Crabk
Wis
Chenille
Eorly
Monument Mills
General Auto Electric
Phong
Ae In PO
GMC
Mie
Wilson Barber Auto Co
St. S. W
General Motors
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