47 Million Eligible to Vote in National Election Next Tuesday
Washington across the nation voters prepare for the upcoming presidential contest with about 47 million eligible to participate. AP surveys show registrations up in most large states, with Pennsylvania and several others showing declines or shifts in party balance. Experts weigh turnout likely below the 1928 peak, while women’s registration surges reflect economic concerns and a changing political landscape.
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Voting age debate echoes 1928 Germany note
A fragment discusses Germany setting voting age at 20 and an election held on Sunday, reflecting historical constraints on suffrage tied to national law. The text hints at comparative eligibility issues influencing political participation in that era.
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Lion
Germany
Root's Pupils to Appear in State Theatre Stage Revue
Local talent Lloyd Root announces a stage revue titled Root's Miniature Revue to be shown at the State Theater Sunday morning and Tuesday with three performances Sunday and two each on Monday and Tuesday. Features include the Irish sisters, Maxine Frey and Evelyn Salbert, and Junior Thomas.
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Wil
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Famoous Ferguson
Ronald Colmary
Raffles
Diversion Project Begins at Scatterwood Ipswich
Diversion ditch work starts to divert Snake Creek waters into Scatterwood Lake. The plan aims to restore the lake to a productive 4000 acres up to 28 feet deep. State Game and Fish Commission oversees the vast project, deemed the largest attempted in several states, with completion hoped soon.
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Ipswich
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State Game and Fish Commission
Varicose Ulcers Healed at Home with Emerald Oil
An advertisement claims varicose ulcers heal at home without rest or procedures. Emerald Oil supposedly eases pain, cuts swelling, and boosts circulation while letting users resume daily life. Longstaff Dreg Co promises refunds if not helped.
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Longstaff Dreg Co
Bank Decisions Clear South Dakota Supreme Court Calendar
Bank litigation dominated this week with seven bank cases among 13 decisions. The court affirmed nine lower court rulings and reversed four, including matters involving closed banks such as First State Bank of Timber Lake and Merchants Bank of Faulkton. Notable actions covered preferred claims, unlawful preferences, real estate foreclosures, and garnishment dismissals, with participants including C McCowan, Richard Tattersfield, Fred and Emma Weiss, and the Badger State bank. PHEASANT FEED FRANKFORT, Special notes on a Legion card party and pheasant feed with county office candidates as guests.
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South Dakota Supreme Court
Timber Lake
C. McCowan
McCowan
Moody
Moody County
Supreme Court
Richard Tattersfield
Moody County Bank
Tattersfield
E.A. Walter
Walworth County, State Bank
Faulk County
B. A. Voegels
Merchants Bank of Faulkton
A. Kingsbury County
Badger State Bank of
Badger
Fred
Emma Weiss
John Stainacher
South Dakota Employers Protective Association
Walter Aaker
John
Ol¢ J. Quissell
Quisseils
Alpena Troop 23 Elects Senior Patrol Leader
In Alpena on November 3, after school Troop 23 elected Amamius Aisenbrey as senior patrol leader Clair Crawford as scribe and William Leighton as reporter during a brief meeting.
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Alpeng
Boy Scout Troop
Amamius Aisenbrey
Clair Crawford
Willam Leighton
Bronchuline Emulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief
Frontier drug ad touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a effective cough killer. Two doses typically clear stubborn coughs with money back guarantee if not satisfied. It warns against sugary sedatives and notes no habit forming drugs. Frankfort druggist Oz Corner Drug Store and A Oaks pledge refunds.
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Frankfort
I. Oz Corner
A. Oaks
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