Time extended for tax payments after heated state senate vote
In Pierre South Dakota the legislature debated tax payment timing with the measure defeated in the Senate after a lengthy afternoon. A printing investigation report criticized the printing commission and printers for high bids non contract work and lax department oversight. The House proposed numerous bills including tax delinquency date April 1 and state officer travel restrictions, while resolutions expressing sympathy were adopted.
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Younsquist
South Dakota
State Board of Health
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Senate Bank Guaranty Act
Hale
Mather
Carroll
McMasters
Norbeck
Morgan
Printing Probe Committee Rejuncts Report In Pierre S D
Both houses filed reports yesterday with the printing probe committee delaying findings. The senate backed the railway committee report opposing the house bill for a minimum crew for trains. The house moved to third readings and accepted two new bills, 460 and 407, while the county option on free range bill had failed by one vote but may be reconsidered.
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Hursh
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Tscharter
Knight
Leedom
Moat All
Urdahl
Brinker
Senate
Siquor
Tess
Morsun Unk Guaranty
Wisith
Bank Guaranty Tuna
Meade County
Larson
Hielski
Blackwell
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Kerr
Hole
Hart
Waltner
Younequist
Bowell
Sioux Palls
House
Com Milles
Misouri River
Balek Hills
Black Hills
Richards
Evel
State Fair Association
Insurance Investigating Committee
W. A. Palmer
House Debates On Bill Votes Mark Session
Lawmakers discussed a Wari issue with Ander son White Labrie and Stoddard opposing the bill while Sasse and Johnson supported it. The bill passed 6 to 19. Other measures passed fix a place of sale of stray stock and regulate collection of personal property taxes. The House killed S. 280 regulating timber sales on state lands and S. 47 regulating county mutual insurance companies.
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Lusan
Stanley County
Roberts
Christopherson
Werr
Watertown
Stoddard
Rudbull
Patrick
Jekyll
Melarlind
Granger
Wight
Viderson
Hawley
Withee
Ruilmen
Hart
Comstock
Anderson
White
Hansen
Siberia
W.G. Wright
Maintenancs
County Dane
Lake Traverse
County General
Inds
Onida Independent
House
Senate
G&s
State Assessment Board
Secretary of State
Farmers Plant More of Corn
Aberdeen reports farmers in South Dakota plan larger corn and durum wheat acreage due to abundant seed and improving germination. Across Brown and other counties, hog‑raising incentives and tomato cultivation guidance boost farm outputs while debates on bank guaranty, state printing, and funding shape legislative sessions.
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South Dakota Betterarming Association of
Aberdeen
Patterson
South Dakota
T. C. Behrens
Behrens Lumber Company
Brown County
Behrens
End of Two Year Congress Marks Struggles and Reforms
Washington report surveys the 62nd Congress ending with Taft in office and Wilson to take over. It notes partisan clashes, investigations, and major measures such as tariffs, anti trust and labor reform, plus pivotal cases involving Lorimer and Archbald. It mentions treaties, immigration, statehood moves, and regulatory advances.
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Children’s Bureau
Willian Lorimer
Ilinois
Robert W. Archbild
John D. Arch- Wald
Standard Oil Company
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
William Lorimer
Archbald
Panama Canal
Senate
Simoneyolo
Taft
Commerce Court and Tariff Board
Industrial Commission
France
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Hungary
Wolf attack injures 4 year old in Franklin township
The 4-year-old son of W. H. Spracklin of Franklin township was attacked by a pet wolf. The animal sprang at the child's throat and its fangs narrowly missed the jugular vein, causing a dangerous wound.
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Woonsocket
W. H. Spracklin
Franklin Township
Royal Neighbors Meet in Woonsocket South Carolina
A district convention of the Royal Neighbors of America will convene in Woonsocket on Wednesday March 5 with Mrs. Moran of Watertown serving as district deputy in charge of the meeting.
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Woonsocket, S. C
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Royal Neighbors of America
Moran
Watertown
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Kirksville
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