Two Short Courses Begin Next Week
South Dakota State offers three month creamery courses for managers, buttermakers, helpers, and inspectors. Lectures cover dairy operations meat processing and equipment, with practical and theoretical study to prepare graduates for expanding dairy industry opportunities. Prospects include salaries from eighty five to one hundred twenty five dollars per month.
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Monttin
Oywiratins
Thivey
Memorial notice and funeral details in Valley City run
The item reports a death and funeral arrangements for a local resident with mention of DC Devaney editor and Darel J Devaney. It notes burial plans and the family’s sorrow, indicating the community page obituary style from Valley City with local names and the upcoming services.
Occurrences of the Week in South Dakota News Briefs
A long list of local notes recounts public library planning in a Hyvisna town, state officials appoint osteopathic examiners, and Watertown businessmen push hospital funding. Fort Pierre reports no new quarantine cases linked to horse illnesses. Mobridge sees rapid work on a wholesale grocery building. a Clark County man dies after a fall from a water tank. A Clark County incident and the Diamond town decline are noted, while a new Sock Dakota Marking and Chipping plant aims to employ about 230. A Belle Fourche butter record is claimed by Jobo Sinney’s cow, per Professor Larkon.
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Wopkine
Wirtown
Weetuitt
Sir Dagigetie
Jinatle
Raman
State Livestock Commission
Fort Pierre
Herman F. Ludwig
Parker
Mary N. Farr
Pierre
State Board of Osteopathic Ex Aminers
Byrne
Watertown
Chamber of Commerce
Mobridge
Alec Howard
I Frederick
Okla
Oklahoma
Prederier
Floyd Williams
Frank Wi
Clark County
Diamond
Bivssdon
Parrifreed
Sou Dakota Marking and Chipping Company
Tee
Ois
Bette
Jobo Sinney
Belle Fourche
Larkon
Ite
Unclear text notes on Dakota events and local incidents
Fragmented report covers real estate transfers involving Dakota Central Telephone and Dakota National Bank, wintering ducks on Pierre lake, railway rate hearings, a farm accident in Avora, land reclamation plans in Bare county, a court verdict on Harrison Winter, a murder charge clearance for Maggie Clauten, and various South Dakota livestock and state fair topics.
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Pierre
Railway Commission
Gewis Mrake
Areson Rexford
Avsora
Bare
Tate Court Jory Haa
Harrison T Winter
Maca
Mira
George Winter
Yatom
Maggie Clauten
Lee
Jack Clasthelr
Hinselon
Carson County
Mcbaty
State Railway Commission
Montana
Chelahinn
University of South Dakota
Coyotes
Svinnesote
Notre Dame
Michigan Aericultural College
Morningside
South Dakota State College
France approves amusements tax schedule and cinema levy
Paris December 23 the chamber deputies approved a batch of new taxes including a 1 percent levy on monthly receipts for moving picture establishments with bands 10 percent on higher brackets and a 20 percent rate on large earnings. A 40 franc per hundred kilo tax on sugar was imposed along with tobacco prices and higher rates on letters telegrams money orders and telephone calls.
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Paris
Chamber Deputies
Moving Picture Establishment
France
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