Roosevelt Hoover race and Norbeck bid for reelection
South Dakota voters face a tight presidential race as FDR's ticket aims to win four electors. Senator Norbeck and Democrat A. G. Cherry clash for the Senate seat, with Cherry attacking the Hoover administration and Norbeck touting his farm policy record. The state has not voted Democratic in national contests since 1896, with economic woes top of mind for farmers.
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Liam J. Bulow
Bulow
Cherry
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Huey’ P. Long
Kingfish
Bainbridgey
Cherty Party
Ll. J. Manbeck
Oscar Luttie
Norbeck
Hoover
Curtis
Pawick J. Hurley
South Dakota
Senate
Tom Ayres
League
Jest
W. H. McMaster
Wil
Bryan
McKinley
Andrew E. Lee
Poenmaatats
Marvelous Allenru Rheumatism Remedy Pitch
An old advertisement claims Allenru relieves rheumatic pains without opiates. It promises speedy relief from rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica, noting the formula reduces excess uric acid within 24 hours and offers a money back guarantee if not effective. Longstaff Drug Co. and other druggists sell a 3 oz bottle for 85 cents.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Women and men vie in first South Dakota district race
Lydia Johnson attacks Christopherson over the 18th amendment while anti saloon league backs him. Fred Hildebrandt favors repeal Vollstead act. Paul Werth and Roy Miller also seek office with Liberty and independent bids. In the second district William Williamson faces Theodore Werner and Anne Jaskela. Royal Crownsan sits out. Elizabeth Coyne and Jacea Myrtle Morrison seek secretary of state as Green and Berry clash over economy claims. H O Stevens Liberty party and Helge Tangen run as independent gubernatorial candidates.
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Pene
Lydia Johnson
Terve St Tomeéy
Agan
A. Christophersom
Johnson
Christopherson
States
Anti-Saloon League
Fred Hildebrandt
Ifcatio
Vollsteadact
addi_ tion
Paul Werth
Liberty
Roy Miller
Williamson
William Williamson
Theodore B. Werner
Rapid City
Anne Jaskela
Royal Crcwnsan
Elizabeth Coyne
Jacea Myrtle Morrison
Warren E. Green
Tom Berry
West River
Green
Berry
H. O. Stevens
Liberty Party
Helge Tangen
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A narrative scene shows Asper ensuring Dona’s safety after a confrontation. He hides worry about Stan Sall, comforts Dona, and plans to meet a doctor and tend to a wounded child. Dona asks about the shooter, Asper says he misjudged the boy but vows to fix it. To be continued.
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Asper
Dona
Tim
Stan Sall
Jan
Dana
Timber King
Dons
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