Primary Election Candidates For Beadle County Nominations
Beadle County voters face crowded Republican and Democratic fields as thirty-three candidates seek county and state nominations. The Evening Huronite publishes candidate statements detailing tax reform, government efficiency, farm interests, and county duties. Key figures include W A Johns, Fred L Shaw, C W Lemke, Charles E Wilson, J B McAllister, and others vying for state representative, sheriff, and county commissioner posts ahead of next week’s primary.
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Beadle County
Uckety
Wight
Atte
Amen
Sheri Af
W. A. Johns
South Dakota
Nebraska Normal College
Univers of Nebraska
Fred L. Shaw
Senate
C. W. Lemke
Yale
Charles E. Wilson
J. B. McAllister
South Dakota Volunteer Tax Conference
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Grange
William W. Wipf
Convention Delegates Seek Republican State Convention Seats
A set of candidate statements from Mrs. Alice I Hanson Omar Olson E G McKenzie Walter Eggers outlines support for party cohesion, state economy, and reduction of government costs. Delegates pledge to back pro constitution coordination, beadle county interests, and budget discipline while addressing state debt and governance.
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Alice I. Hanson
Pierre
Republican Party
O. ¥. Olson
Fairfield Township
Green
Beadle County
E. G. McKenzie
Gunderson
State House
Fred Smith and
O'Brien
Walter Eggers
State government waste reduction and tax cut support
The program advocates support in eliminating waste in state government and a reduction in taxation. It emphasizes efficiency and fiscal relief as core goals.
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Beadle County Race Voices Tax Cuts and Office Plans
A slate of Beadle County candidates outlines tax reduction aims and budget economy. Clyde R Smith pledges to push economical state leadership and lower burdens, while E G Hennig backs fiscal restraint and less taxation. Democratic hopefuls Guy Minium Everett Curtis J T McCullen Jr Burton Culver Con R Huntley Ben Coyle present varying views on taxes, law enforcement, and governance.
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Clyde R. Smith
Republican Party
State Central Committee
G. Hennig
Guy Minium
Beadle County
Wolsey
Allen
Everett Curtis
Dad
Headle County
South Dakota
Beatle County
J. T. McCullen, Jr
Uni
Burton Culver
Richland Township
Commissioner Candidate Promotes Taxpayer Interests
Fred R. Torin, former county resident for 43 years and current Fairfield township taxpayer, seeks the 2nd District Commissioner seat. He calls for curtailing duplication of county work, maintaining current roads but not adding new paving for five years, and diverting 30 percent of auto license money to townships, pledging to act in taxpayers’ interest.
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Fred R. Torin
Fairfield Township
Beadle County Democratic Candidate Lows Tax Hike
Louis Schnetzer, running in Beadle County second district, urges Democratic primary voters to support his candidacy. A longtime farmer and former eight year county commissioner, he touts business efficiency and lower taxes.
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Lawrence Larsen
Beadle County
Wolsey
Wolsey Board of Education
Oscar Ringheimer
Wolsey Independent School District
Arthur Miller
Beadle County Commission
Hursday
Louis Schnetzer
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Huron
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Carl FP. Broe
Vailey Township
Sand Creek Township
George E. Dollenbacher
Bradle County
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Pos |Cal
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State Grange
B. A. Cranston
Beatie County
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South Dakota Law School
Con R. Huntley
Speriff
Democrats
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Samarita
Dakota Ave
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Redfield
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Huron Clinic
J. C. Shirley
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Moore
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Red Cross
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Coolidge
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Rushmore Memorial
Badlands National Park
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Economic Justice For Agriculture
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America
Great Custer State Park
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National Congress
Washington
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