Beadle County May 3 Primary Candidates Appeal to Voters
Candidates for county offices in Beadle County submit last minute statements of qualifications and pleas for support. The May 3 primary features nine Republican and five Democratic contests, with 33 Republicans and 26 Democrats in the field, plus non political judicial ballots. Absentee voting hours Sunday are 10 am to 4 pm, with municipal ballots also on Tuesday.
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Beadle Courty
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Edw
G. Youngs
M. F. Walt
Co. I. Anderson
Beadle County
vAy
Farme Co-Operative Association of
Huron
Birthday Surprise for Walter Elsenbraun in April
Neighbors and friends surprised Walter Elsenbraun on his birthday Tuesday evening. Five tables of whist were played with high scores by John Miller and Pauline Paulsen. Fred Kuestermeyer and Laura Fountain won consolation honors. Mr. Elsenbraun received many gifts. Lunch was served late in the evening.
Beadle County Sheriff and Judge Candidates Seek Voters
A slate of Beadle County candidates seeks support in the May primary. CHARLES E BLOODGOOD and JOHN CLAYMORE run Republican tickets for sheriff and county treasurer, backed by long Beadle residency and strong law enforcement aims. JAMES BYRNES seeks county judge on a non political ticket with decades in Beadle and state service. JOHN C COLWELL campaigns for county treasurer, citing farming roots and local leadership. IRVING R CRAWFORD, a Beadle veteran and former senator, promoted reform and fiscal restraint. W BE. DAVID, Beadle County judge candidate, touts broad legal practice and state experience. IRVING R CRAWFORD also lists legislative work and public service credentials.
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Boyd M. Benson
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Asd
Huron
Af Churchill , Benso
South Dakota
American Bar Association
Beadle County Bar Association
Charles E. Bloodgood
John Claymore
Sheri
Beadle
John BO
Shelf
Beadle County
James Byrnes
Beedle
State University of
Iowa
John C. Colwell
Cavous
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
Cavour
Irving R. Crawford
Federation of Labor
W. BE. David
Tam
Lam
University of Trimels
Blair
Washington County
Nebraska
Steaded
Fred Birks Seeks Third District County Commissioner Seat
Fred Birks runs on the Democratic ticket for County Commissioner in the Third District which covers Huron west of Dekate Avenue. He emphasizes local governance and community interests as he campaigns ahead of the election.
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Fred Birks
Ium
City of
Huron
Dekate Avenue
West Side of
Hitchcock Advocates Seven Field Senate Program
Senator Herbert E. Hitchcock, seeking the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate, urged broad legislative action in seven fields. He stressed agriculture and drought relief, tax reform, government economy, recovery aid for small business, labor rights, expanded Social Security, and peace measures including defense limits and a federal munition vote proposal with Senator LaFollette.
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Herbert EB. Hitchcock
United States Senate
Washington
Hitchcock
Congress
Senate
South Dakota
United States
America
LaFollette
Beadle County campaign statements highlight diverse candidates
The page presents candidate statements from Beadle County races for county offices. Fred Guthmiller. Candidate for County Commissioner 504 District, Republican Ticket, pledges full-time dedication despite other business interests. Isaiah Hagen candidate for Judge Ninth Judicial Circuit, Non-Political, outlines education, WWI service, career path, and legal training. Additional notes reference Jacob Guthmiller farm details and family background.
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Fred Guthmiller
Beadle County
Huron
Vernon Township
Jacob Guthmiller
Wolsey
Edward
Day
Isaiah
Hagen
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Huron College
University of South Dakota
Jensen Proud To Be Republican Says People Have Chance To Speed Progress
Governor Leslie Jensen, campaigning for the Republican Senate nomination, told Minneapolis area Republicans that sending him to Congress could speed progress by opposing executive power concentration and court packing. He spoke at a banquet for Devel and Hamlin counties, praising past work and urging voters to back a GOP slate in the upcoming election.
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Jensen
Congress
Sioux Falls
Leslie Jensen
Washington
Jeruing
Devel
Hamlin
United States
Touris
Minnehata County
Senate
Beadle County Republican Primary Delegates Support
A 1938 Beadle County Republican notice urges voters to back three delegates to the state convention. It promotes amending election laws to allow party central committees to choose convention sites, favoring Huron for centrally located hotels and local conventions, and asks voters to participate May 3. The message is signed by Lully Chamberlain and others, with a political ad paid by W N Farmer.
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Beadle County
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Fierro
Lully
A. A. Chamberlain
C. Welter
W. N. Farmer
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F. Darthell
Treaurer
Joa
Gaia
R. W. Beiger
BR. W
Fas) Beiger
Cavour Township
Beadie County
J. Wo
Berger
Alwrays
Burthday
Ady
Taylor
Alva E. Taylor
Sth Judicial Circuit
Crithelams
TVA
Huatneau
Lan
Huron High School
Fred Davenhill
Repube
Pan Neko
Bei County
Boone
Yale
Iroquois
House-Senate Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vic Donahey
D.—Q
James Meac
D.—N
Lynn Frazier
N. D
Donahey
James J. Davis
H—-Pa
Thomas Jenkins
R.—O
Fred Bo Brown
D.—N. Ff
Charles Wolverton
N. J
William Driver
D.—Ark
H. H. Schwarts
D.—Wyo
Ewing Thompson
Tex
Mead
R. M. King
King
Clear Lake
Colture
Mitchell
S. D
Re-Discount Corporation
Fed~eral Intermediate Credit
Treasuree
R. W. Bieger
County
E. B. Dinneen
Senator Hitchcock
Ster
Finley
Register of Deeds
Seak
South Dakota University School of Law
U. Uke
Bud S.army
Dirks
Barrett Township
Republican
County. Auditor
Quly Dirt Farmer
Waid Political Ady
B. F. Barthel
Farmers Mutual Insurance, Co
Beedle County
Caveur-echeet Board
Bosdle
Tote C. Colwell