Campaign Shows No Major Issue in 1936 Race
Byron Price notes the 1936 campaign lacks a single paramount issue. He cites Sen. Arthur Vandenberg on a blend of major group issues, with farmers, labor, business, and other blocs mobilizing for political action amid partisan blame and shifting Chamber of Commerce positions.
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Byron “Price
Associated Pres
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Franklin BD
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Eszh
Grover Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Hoppers Gone New Leaves Spring Out
In Blunt on Aug special report the grasshoppers have declined to normal levels last week. Apple trees willows and other trees show new growth with honey locust native elm and ash least affected while cedar Russian olive apple and Chinese elm suffered most. Cool humid weather refreshes people and livestock though pasture precipitation remain limited.
Plans for playground exhibit at St. Lawrence aid hall
Plans are underway for a Saturday afternoon exhibit of playground work at the aid hall. Ice cream will be sold to help cover summer expenses.
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ST. Lawrence
Appointment for Lucy L Salisbury will probate
Notice is given that in the County Court of Dakota County South Dakota the time and place are set for probate of the will of Lucy L Salisbury deceased. On August 24 1906 at 10 o clock A M in the court room of the county court building the will may be admitted to probate and any interested person may appear. Dated August 1888 Tom H Luby County Judge.
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Dakota
Deston
Said
Lucy L. Salisbury
South “Dakota
Ing
Elbert’ W. Salisbu
Aoney L.salis
Bury
Kionday
Salisbury
Tor
Pearing
Saysbury
Tom H. Luby
Freshmen to Be Feted at Huron College Orientation
Freshmen will report on September AM for a week of orientation at Huron College. President Franke L. Everault and faculty will direct sessions on registering, course selection, and adjusting to college life. A social program will help newcomers meet each other and the campus, continuing a popular opening-week tradition.
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Huron College
Franke L. Everault
Eversuil
Seindal
Injured Redfield Men Escape Serious Ditch Crash
Two Redfield men Bon Schmidt and L L Stason employed by the county narrowly escaped serious injury when their vehicle plunged from the road and overturned into a ditch east of Redfield on the way to work near Frankfort. Schmidt suffered facial injuries and was thrown from the car while Sisson sustained spine and shoulder injuries as he was pinned beneath the wreck. They were taken to Redfield for medical care.
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Redfteli
Redfield
Bon’ Schmidt
L L. Stason
Frankfort
Bill Sheldon
Schmidt
Sisson
New Water Tank Sought For Preston Standpipe Plan
Plans underway in Preston to vote on an 8000 dollar bond issue by the city council to build a standpipe for fire protection. If the petition passes, a special election will be held soon. One of two pressure tanks failed last winter, prompting the project.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Party in Honor of Mrs. Joseph Scott in Wessington
Mrs. E F Wheelock hosted four tables of bridge on Tuesday evening in Wessington to honor Mrs. Joseph Scott who is moving soon to Holdingford Minnesota where Scott will manage a theatre. High scores went to Mrs. Frank Keames and Mrs. Emmett Huestis. Lunch featured a towel shower for Mrs. Scott. Mr and Mrs Scott and their four children plan the move.
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Joe Scott Wessington
E. F. Wheelock
Joseph Scott
Bs T
Wessington
Frank Keames
Emmett. Huestis
Swenten
Scott
Holdingford
Minn
Return From California Tulare Vacation Trip
Mrs Eva Sumner and her daughter Geraldine return to Tulare after a Sunday vacation trip to California.
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California
Tulare
Aug
Eva ‘Sumner
Geraldine
Local residents tale busy travels and visits across towns
Judge and Mrs Polley of Pierre visit Highmore briefly en route to Sioux Falls for a state bar meeting. Mrs James Stewart of Pittsburgh visits A B Douglas in Pierre. A group including Miss Adelaide Miner and Mrs Lampe travels from Haron and Fantkton. Various locals undertake trips to Farmington, Mitchell, Chicago, and western Montana, with several marriages licenses and school plans noted.
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Pierre
Highmore
Sioux Falls
Polley
State Bar Meeting
James Stewart
Pittsburgh
A. B. Douglas
California
Adlaide ‘Miner
G. ¢. Lampe
Ellen van Arsdale
Haron
Gens Bicke
Fantkton
Wilbert Goldsmith
Famestown
N. D
Mitchell
Chicago
Anna Goldsmith
Coun
Achody
Gertrude Marie Aldrich
Draper
David Walter Evans
Alpena
W.H. Davis, Jr
Pelican Lake
Minn
Adolph Lofler
Maple Lake
J. B Washburn
Epworth League
Montana
Jennie Lake
Newell
Will
A. L. Lake
H. P. Hemmingson
Salem
S. D
W. G.' McDonald
Mrrs
Kenneth McLaughlin
Martha McLaughlin
Derricks Return to Oklahoma Capitol After Ohio Trip
Derricks are expected home this week after spending weeks visiting Newark Ohio Chi sap a and other points. Miss Beatrice Drew arrived Thursday from Yankton where she visited for weeks at the Loft home.
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Ter
Ann
Newark
N. J
Chisapa
Beatrice Drew
Yankton
Loft
Birth of a Daughter at Bancroft Mir. and Mrs Seibelts
Bancroft Mir and Mrs Seibelts announce the birth of a daughter. Howard Fuerstenau left Monday for Grover to visit with Mr and Mrs Cooks Telien and relatives at Hazel for a week or ten days. Mr Nogelmeier of Melham and Dave Nogelmeier of Willow Lake spent Sundays at the John Poppen home. Lorita Schleader visiting Bryant this week. Lynold Foota returned home from Hill City after six weeks away.
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Bancroft Mir
Seibule Seibelts
Howard Fuerstenau
Grover
Cooks Telien
Hazel
Willow Lake
John Poppen
Misa Lorita Schleader
Bryant
Lynold Foota
Hill City
Locals Attend Visits and Family Gatherings in Area
Cousin Henry Poote returns home with family. C R Foote finishes a ten day furlough from the CDC camp at Chamberlain. Duane McKay of Canistota visits his brother Charles for several days. Gladys Fuerstensu returns from Hezel after weeks with sister Mrs A Mischke and others. Roy Klinkel Gladys Cheney of Canistota spend days at George Cheney home. Marilyn Cheney returns after vacation. Fred Hageman family from Bancroft and E Hageman of Wessington Springs visit Norman Sarrison in Naples. Beverly Jenck returns to Hur after visiting sister Ellen and grandparents Mr and Mrs WJ Jencks. Mr and Mrs Martin Wilkins and Lily, and Mr Ordall drive to Sioux Falls.
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Duane McKay
Canistota
Charles
Gladys Fuerstensu
Hezel
A. Mischke
Roy Klinkel
Gladys Cheney
George Cheney
Marilyn Cheney
Ther
Fred Hageman
Bancroft
E. Hageman
Wessington Springs
Naples
Norman Sarrison
Beverly Jenck
Huron
Ellen
W.J . Jencks
Martin Wilkins
Lily
Mr. Ordall
Sioux Falls
Local visits and employment plans noted in Roscoe area
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Frank Schlender and daughters visiting K Schlender and Henry Dirksen homes in Roscoe. Custard and Noel Cheney left Sunday for Kalispell Montana to seek work in a lumber camp.
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Frank Schlender
Bryant
K. Schlender
Henry Dirksen
Roscoe Custard
Noel Cheney
Kalispell
Mont
Local Residents Arrive For Visit From Tacoma
My and Mrs Delbert Beardemple and Mrs Robert Craggh of Tacoma Wash arrived Monday to spend several weeks visiting at the home of their parents and other relatives and friends. Mrs Craggh will be remembered here as Macy Beardemple. Some crabs resemble small stones of the beach where they dwell.
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Facoma Rockham
Delbert Beardemple
Robert .Cracgh
Tacoma
Cracth
Macy Beardemple
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