South Dakota -- Todd County

Scope and Contents This series contains five microfilm rolls of assorted Todd/Tripp County records including records and correspondence to and from the Yankton State Hospital, School Annual Reports and Applications for State Aid from schools within Todd County, records of residents who received public assistance, and finally, liquor reports from a local druggist detailing the quantity of alcohol prescribed or offered to patrons. However, these reports often list “none.” Patron names are also not provided in these...

Scope and Contents This series consists of audit reports for state agencies, counties, municipalities, and school districts. Audit reports contain financial statements concerning receipts and expenditures; commentary on recordkeeping practices; and suggestions for improving those procedures.

Scope and Contents This report determines special health care problems in rural communities in South Dakota. The following counties were included in the study: Bennett, Gregory, Haakon, Jackson, Jones, Lyman, Mellette, Todd, Tripp, and Washabaugh.

Scope and Contents This series contains the case files of individuals who received assistance from the Works Progress Administration program in Tripp and Todd Counties. Records are arranged numerically by case number however, an individual may have applied for assistance from the WPA program numerous times and were given a new case number for each application. It appears that the originating office kept all of applications together utilizing the first application number as the main identifier for an individual....

Scope and Contents This series contains the case files of individuals who received assistance from the Works Progress Administration program in Tripp and Todd Counties. Records are arranged numerically by case number however, an individual may have applied for assistance from the WPA program numerous times and were given a new case number for each application. It appears that the originating office kept all of applications together utilizing the first application number as the main identifier for an individual....