Supreme court upholds tax exemption on household furniture
The supreme court sustains the exemption of household furniture up to 500 dollars from taxation. Theodore Roosevelt Jrs speaking tour in September is postponed as he follows his cousin the Democratic VP candidate and the New York legislature opens a special session September 20. Cornelius McNary dies in Mitchell at nearly 100 with eight children and a 98 year old widow. Judge J D Elliott sets a federal bankruptcy term in Sioux Falls September 7 for Peter Magnusen case with claims totaling over 1.5 million and forthcoming developments.
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Theodore Roosevelt Jr
New York State
Cornelius McNary
Mitchell
Fishkill
J. D. Elliott
Federal Court
Sioux Falls
Aganst
Peter Magnusen
Ben Homme County
Magnusen
Tri
Roosevelt Attacks Republicans Over Campaign Fund Claims
Franklin Roosevelt told a Sioux Falls audience that Republicans seek a campaign fund of 30 million dollars. Gov Cox cites 15 million dollars, and Will Hays as party chairman mentions hoping for 3 million but doubts the feasibility. The public may view the talk as smoke to divert from real issues.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Sioux Falls
Gov. Cox
Will Hays
Sugar refiners buy Cuban raw sugar at 11 cents a pound
The article notes American refiners pay 11 cents per pound for Cuban raw sugar, but this does not guarantee retail prices. It also points out declining wheat alongside higher flour quotations and criticizes statutory price controls, arguing they reduce consumer gains and shift pricing away from supply and demand.
Catholic Church Dedication at Lesterville Scheduled
The new Catholic Church at Lesterville will be dedicated on Wednesday September 1 at 9 30 AM. Citizens from nearby communities are invited to attend. A lunch will be served after the services, with a bazaar on the grounds and a street concert and amusements. The day ends with a bowery dance in Wagner's Park.
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Lesterville
Ladies of the Altar Society
Wagner's Park
Scotland
Poland’s Warsaw Counter Offensive Draws Mixed American Reactions
The article reviews American responses to Poland’s push against Russian forces besieging Warsaw. It notes criticism of Poland for exceeding limits set by the peace commission, while Polish leaders frame the move as defending independence and countering Soviet plans to subjugate Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. It mentions Ukraine’s alliance with Poland and the League of Nations’ lack of aid or sanction, suggesting Britain and others faced limited options.
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Warsaw
Poland
Peace Commission
Russia
Ukrania
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthenia
League of Nations
Labor Federation Meet Sought in Huron for South Dakota
John D. Chubbuck calls a September 6 gathering of delegates from all local unions in Huron to launch a state AFL chapter with National Federation officials and prominent labor leaders on the program. An estimated 200 delegates are expected for the organizing push and a Labor Day celebration plan.
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South Dakota
American Federation of Labor
John D. Chubbuck
Washington, D. C
Huron
National Federation
Cooperation urged to ease crop transportation crunch
State Railroad Commission calls for maximum loading and prompt billing to relieve a serious but not alarming crop transport strain. Shippers, carriers, and dispatchers must cooperate to expedite movements. failures should be reported to secure car loading and quicker movement. Local incidents include a wagon accident injuring C. R. Alexander, Sr. and Mr Beals, with injuries from barbed wire. Elwood Nellis breaks left forearm after wagon upset.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
West
Northwest
Western Lines
Western
South Dakota
State Railroad Commission
Rairoud Commieeion
Elwood
F A. Nellis
Local Notes and Fireside News From Tripp Ledger
Exchange notes report Ben Hoellwarth visiting Hot Springs and Mrs Hoellwarth recovering well with a September return anticipated. A Schmiedt Schaefer farm home burned due to a defective flue leaving Negrin family in a nearby cod house and no insurance. Maude Klatt departs Friday for St Paul then Vancouver to sail aboard the Empres of Asia to Shanghai for a five year YWCA assignment.
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Ben Hoellwarth
Hot Springs
Mrs. Hoellwarth
F. A. Schmiedt
Edward Schaefer
Gottlieb Negrin
Mise Maude ‘Klatt
St. Paul
Vancouver
Empres of Asia
Shanghai
National Board of the
New York
China
New York City
Local Visit and Marriage News from Nearby Towns
Edmund Sweet visited his sister Mrs. W F Schnaitt. George Walter and Miss Irma Boegler of Olivet were married at the Olivet Methodist parsonage. Miss Mary Nichols of Vermillion left after visiting to return to Detroit where she teaches. Rames collected ballots for the Olivet school election with consolidation votes for District No 1 and Rames District No 15 conducted this week.
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Tyndall Register
Geo. Walter and
Mies Irma Boegler
Olivet, S. D
Methdlist
Lloyd H. Rising
HS Rames
Olivet
Dist
Rames
Hearing on Janda Street railroad passageway conducted
D E Briehine railroad commissioner and his stenographer held a Monday hearing and depositions on the passageway under the Milwaukee track at Janda Street. The editor met Frank Bushta at Omaha station. Bushta, living near Detroit, recently quit Ford and plans to explore government land in Idaho.
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D. E. Briehine
Milwaukee Railroad
Janda Street
Chicago
Frank Bushta
Omaha
Bushta
Detroit
Mich
Ford
Idaho
Marriage Ties Reported for Avon and Milwaukee Residents
Miss Mary Muller of Avon wed Mr Chesterman a Milwaukee fruit house salesman. They married Wednesday and left for Michigan to start their life together. Lloyd Hopkins, employed in Scotland, spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Scroggins of this place. Veterans urged to apply to Wm Flamming for victory medals to be distributed by Pike Post No 2 to local service members.
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Wagner’s Park
Rudolp Broel
Joe Kudrna
Gust Schumaker
Andrew Schempp
Broel
Kudina
Utica
Scotland
Lloyd Hopkins
Argus
Mary Muller
Avon
Chesterman
Milwaukee
Michigan
Bank examiner in Tyndall eyes real estate sale of defunct bank
State Bank Examiner John Hirning of Pierre visits Tyndall to manage the Bon Homme County Bank failure assets including real estate and fixtures. A $2000 reward is posted by stockholders and officials for information leading to the arrest of S Henry Wenzlaff, president of the defunct Scotland bank, charged with embezzlement and larceny. A returning party of local girls toured the Black Hills under chaperones Mrs Bixby and Mrs Pike.
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State
John Hirning
Pierre
Tyndall
Bon Homme County Bank
Scotland
Hirning
Bon Homme County
S. Henry Wenzlaff
Scotland Bank
Balck Hills
CE. Bixby
H. A. Pike
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Supreme Court
J. J. Murphy
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Murphy
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Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
Soo Line
Northwestern
Getat
Northern
Great Western
Lesterville Ledger
Kenneth Everett
John Kozel
W. A. Cobb
J. T Janda
St. Peter
Pearly ,Wate
C. R. Alexander, Sr
Beals
David Alexander
Avon Clarion
Tripp Ledger
W. Wenzlaff
John Herr, Jr
Hutchinson Heralds
Edmund Sweet
W. F. Schnaidt
Mies Mary Nichols
Vermillion, S. D
W F
Schnidt
Mies Nichols
The
Tyndal Register
Tyndall Tribune
Federal Reserve System OF Banks
District Federal Reserve Bank
District Federal Bank
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Caskier
Meat Market
James J. Cisar
J. W. Cisar & Son
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