State Advances Revenue Measures Unveiled by Legislature
Legislature approves three revenue-raising measures designed to boost state income. A key reform requires county auditors to meet with the state board of equalization to standardize assessments. The tax ferret law lets boards probe property values, and inheritance taxation aims at future revenue growth.
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Tuutooss
Lairgely
Elrod Vii
Immediste Reilet
State Board of Equalization
Rural Telephone Co Formed To Build Ethan Area Line
New Rural Telephone Company and Ethan Enterprise organized to form the Davison County Telephone Co. A stock par value of $45. David Loevinger is president with L I Lowrie as secretary and A Wittstruck as treasurer. Trustees include Loevingst Svensen Dodd Hendrickson and Bore son. About 18 miles subscribed. committees to secure stock in Ethan Mitchell and nearby towns.
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Ethan Enterprise
Davison County Telephone Co
Ethan
David Loevinger
L. l. Lowrie
A. Wittstruck
D. Loevingst
G. Svensen
A. Dodd
Chas. Hendrickson
Chas. Boreson
Noted Methodist Dr J C Dobson highlighted at Sioux City mission meet
A photo in the Sioux City Journal shows Dr J C Dobson of the city at the recent Methodist missionary convention in Sioux City. Rev J O Dobson of the Mitchell district spoke Wednesday, urging scriptural giving to support church work and signaling strong ties with South Dakota Methodism.
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Sioux City
J. C. Dobson
South Dakota
J. O. Dobson
D. L
Mitchell District of Dakota
Dobson
Healthy digestion aids beauty in old and new beliefs
Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo promotes a healthy body and mind for happiness and beauty. He warns dyspepsia transforms skin into pimples and spots, touts Golden Medical Discovery with alcohol free roots and herbs, and endorses Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.
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R.V. Pierce
Wormin
Buffalo
N_Y
Dr. Pierce
South Dakota clergyman linked to notable political family
A respected South Dakota pastor is identified as a leader with broad ministerial support. He is a brother of George L. Dobson of Des Moines, once Iowa secretary of state, recently appointed consul at Nottingham En gland. Dobson is also brother-in-law to Congressman E. W. Martin of Deadwood.
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South Dakota
George L. Dobson
Des Moines
Iowa
Nottingham
Eny
Dr. Dobson
E. W. Martin
Deadwood
Revival draws dozens to city hall services led by Dr Hammond
Strong Revival leader Dr Be Payson Hammond from Mart ford Conn held a mixed adult and children meeting at the city hall in Yankton. He spoke on substitution and Christ love 42 signed covenant cards indicating new faith and commitment. Reports note no excitement but deep genuine interest with several talking with youth about the new faith, and 185 people named as taking first steps toward a Christian life.
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BE. Payson Hammond
Martford
Conn
Yankton
Jesus
Rochester
N. Y
Hammond
Dr. Hammond
State plans shirt factory and twine plant in penitentiary
The board in Signy Falls outlined plans for a shirt factory employing about 120 workers and a 50 by 100 foot twine plant. Buildings will be Sioux Falls jasper stone with a shared storage room and a remodeled three story main penitentiary building to double size. Production targets include 200 dozen shirts daily under five year contracts with outside firms.
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State Board of Activities In Corrections
Signy Falls
W. E. Tription
Arwus
Sioux Falls
the Penitentiary
High School Notes Show Student Talent and Attendance
The note reports visiting dignitaries Mrs Fleete of Armour and Mrs Walrath praising student music progress under Miss Windie. New students Donald Green and Clyde Rundell arrive. Roy Doud returns from Pierre. Myrtle Chanplin misses week due to a relative's death. Sickness and colds reduce activity. Edith Noble attends a Methodist missionary meeting in Sioux City.
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Fleete
Armour
J. QO. Walrath
Miss Windie
Donald Green
Clyde Rundell
Roy Doud
V Pierre
Myrtle Chanplin
Mt. Vernon
Edith Noble
Sioux City
Atttendance
Methodist Church
Lincoln Schafer
University
Revival services continue at Methodist Church this week
Speans of course that a great field has been opened up for cultivation by con secrated christian workers. Meetings will be in progress each evening this week at the Methodist church beginning at 7:30. All persons interested in Christian work are invited to come and help in this blessed work.
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Methodist Church
Persoh
Christ
State twine plant eyed to boost binding cord supply
Secretary W R B Yipton says the twine plant could produce about 8 million feet yearly at full capacity, though actual output will take months to reach. The plant’s maximum would cover roughly one third of the state’s needs, with South Dakota farmers using over 12 million feet during harvest. The legislature appropriated 70,000 for the project, including 60,000 for machinery and 20,000 for buildings, with plans to erect structures at the state penitentiary site and review building types used in other states.
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W. RB. Yipton
Bord
South Dakota
AP Pmi
Ted
Watubis
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Our City
Whittier
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Hoff
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Atlanta, Ga
Ireton, Iowa
Steele
Mitchell
Bidwell Land & Loan Co
Uncle Sam
Minneapolis Cereal Co
Minneapolis
Minn
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Reersay
Seay
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