Postage policy and meat use ideas in Sisseton column
The column discusses moving toward a two cent postage rate and the impact on business and personal mail. It observes meat packers promoting economical cuts and public education to use cheaper meats, noting consumer demand and pricing pressures. It also praises modern school graduations and showcases civic pride and home ownership advocacy from Hibbing’s Massaba Ore.
Insurance Taxes and State Revenue From Insurance Firms
A Sioux Falls Argus Leader opinion notes that state insurance departments collect large sums as taxes from insurance companies, which often exceed their operating costs. It argues the excess is then paid by people, urging that taxes should come from the public only if the insurance companies first collect them. It cites Pennsylvania and South Dakota figures and criticizes easy-money mindset.
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Notice To Creditors Estate of John P Croal De
Executrix Mary J Croal calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be shown at Batterton & Bunde office in Sisseton Roberts County South Dakota. Dated May 9 1919. June 20 to July 11
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