Campaign Now In Last Stage
South Dakota heads to the polls next Tuesday amid feverish campaigning by Republicans and Democrats. Observers expect about 200000 voters barring bad weather, with past off year votes climbing from 183800 in 1926 to near 200000 in 1939. Dems push McCullough for governor and Bulow for Senate as Republicans seek a GOP comeback. Campaigners wrap up with radio speeches and rallies across the state.
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Pierre
South Dakota
D. A. McCullough
W. J. Bulaw
United States Senate
W. H. McMaster
Warren E. Green
Nomines
Belt Point
Lennox
Clear Lake
Vermillion
Bulow
McCullough
Freeman
Alleged Bootlegger Taken Near Redfield
Redfield officials seized three gallons of liquor after tracking down the suspected bootlegger king Zoutman by the Tu lare Road nine miles south of Redfield. He was captured Friday night with Henry Hurlbutt, both jailed in Spink County.
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Redfield
Zoutman
Spink County
Floyd E. Bradley
J. D. Finnerty
Tulare
Henry Hurlbutt
Johnsons Dominate State Directory at South Dakota College
Brookings, Nov. 2 je, Johns sons win more Johnsons than Smiths Browns Andersons or any other clan. Johnsons number 17 with one Johnston. Nelsons eight Smiths Hansen six Millers Wilsons five. Directory lists 1 073 students from SD towns and from IL MN IA ND OR WI NE. Evelyn Aalseth Presho leads. Elaine Aasved Pierrpont close second. Marcus Zuber Haven last. Directory covers Agriculture and college students with home towns Brookings addresses and phones.
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Brookings
Johns
South Dakota State College
Printonian Club
Johnsons
Johnston
Andersons
Browns
Nelsons
Smiths and Hansens
Millera and
Wilsons
South Dakota
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Oregon
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Evelyn Aalseth
Presho
Elaine Aasved
Pierpont
Marcus Zuber
Haven
School of Agriculture
Merrill Herb
Aberdeen
Springs Legion And Auxiliary Install In Wellington
In Wellington during the regular William Fee American Post session the legion and auxiliary officers were installed. A rummage sale recently netted $60. Officers installed include J. J. Carson as commander and adjutant commander, C. J. Webb as vice commander, Victor Wade as finance officer, N. B. Williams as historian, John Cashman as sergeant at arms, and Bess Peterson as auxiliary chaplain and historian among others.
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Wellington Springs
William Fee
J. J. Carson
C. J. Webb
Sidney Sedgwick
Victor Wade
N. B. Williams
Rock Creek Church Purchases Old Fairview Building
Alexandria nov three members of the Rock Creek church announce they have bought the former Fairview church. The building will be moved to the site of the former Rock Creek church, which was struck by lightning during a storm and destroyed by fire.
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Alexandria
Rock Creek
Fairview
Pyle Blames Overdraft Handling for State Debt
Rapid City reports Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state attacking the Democratic economy claims. She cites Governor Bulow overdraft of 3 788 247 70 and asserts the cigarette and malt taxes plus a half mill levy left only part of the debt paid. She questions why 2 254 000 remains unused. She criticizes D A McCullough for rural credits rental increases and credits Moodie for the actual work.
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Rapid City
Gladys Pyle
Bulow
Mise Pyle
D. A. McCullough
McCullough
A. J. Moodie
Rural Credit Department
Greater South
Dakota congressman opposes rural credit leads policy
Mr. MacCurlough urged a resolution calling the state to withdraw rural credit leads from the market. He argued that ownership of 3,000 farms could spark political trouble and 2,000 tax exempt farms burden others, warning foreclosures make former owners content and urging against the policy in South Dakota.
Sturgis Girl Nearing Recovery After Amputation
Clara Mays of Sturgis, gravely ill with a bacillus infection after a horse fall, was reported to be recovering. Amputation was required as infection set in, and a physician who is also a licensed pilot flew 650 miles in six hours to obtain serum sent from Detroit to Omaha then North Platte for treatment.
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Sturgis
Rapid City
Clara Mays
North Platte
Detroit
Omaha
Miller C C Lines Up Big Program Tonight
Miller C C announces its November meeting moved to tonight due to election day. A varied program includes a musical skit by Junior and Phyllis Baughman and talks by William Sigs highway official Chas H J Mitchell publisher John M Williams County Judge E C Briggs. The event opens at 6:00 p m and is open to the public with a Waron Chamber of Commerce delegation planned to attend.
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Miller C. C
Miller
Miller’ Commercial Club
Junior
Phyllis Baughman
William Sigs
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Huron
M. W. Pangburn
John M. Williams
Snc County
E. C. Briggs
Waron Chamber of Commerce
City Commission Debates Skelly Gas Plant Franchise
A Skelly Oily Company natural gas representative presented a plant location plan to the city commission. The franchise mirrors Brookings approval, with a special election likely in late November or early December to decide the proposition.
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Skelly Oily Company
Brookings
Nebraskans in Plane Accident at Yankton
Frank E. Meyer and M C Land of Franklin Nebraska were flying an American Eagle plane that forced down in a field near Yankton by the Sacred Heart convent. The night landing broke a right wheel and bent a wing strut but the two occupants were uninjured.
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Yankton
Frank E. Meyer
M. C. Land
Franklin
Neb
American Eagle
Sacred Heart Convent
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T. H. Young
Beadle County
Northwestern Public
Gladys Pyle Aske
Special
Rts
Grove
Madison
B. M. Madden
Washington
Haley-Neeley Co
Huron Grocery
Chesterfield
Chesterfield C
Liccsrt & Mysts Tosacco Co
Pel
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