Roads in South Dakota Hold Up Well Through Winter Start
Winter approaches as South Dakota reports on state and U.S. highways. Main routes show gravel and oil surfaces in good to fair condition with several sections under construction or detour. Notable lines include U.S. 14, U.S. 18, U.S. 83, and state highways threading from Minnesota to North Dakota with varying surface statuses and resurfacing near La Plant and other stretches.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Highways Commission
Sno
Taln
Yellowstone Trail
Minnesota
Webster
Fair
Bristol
West Day County
West Day
Aberdeen
Ipswich
Mobridge
Mcintosh
Thunderhawk
Thunderhall
North Dakota
U. Sr
Clear Lake
West Devel
Watertown
Clark
Redfield
Gettysburg
la Plant
Grave
Dupree
Belle Fourche
U.S. 14
Repid City
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Stanley
Canistota
Mitchell
Ethan
Mt. Vernon
Plankinton
Kimball
Murdo
Kadeka
WU. S. 14
Vivian
Rapid City
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
U.S. 18
Black Hills
Iowa
Canton
U.S. 77
U. S. 77
Davis
Lake Andes
Bonested
Herrick
Burke
Dallas
White River
Elcemont
Hot Springs
Wyoreing
U.S. 3
Meridian
Yankton
Dalton
Salem
Hayti
Cood
Tyndall
Huron
Doland
Missesota
Sissete
Leola
U. S. 83
U. S
Nebraska
Wheeler
Platt
U.S. 8
Wewelg
U. S. 18
Winner
Jordan
Presho
Selby
U.S. T—Milbank
Brookings
Long Tree
Lone Tree
Dell Rapids
Renner
Beresford
eeres_ford
Elk Point
Sioux City
Accuses Demos Of Telling Untruths In Campaign Address
STURGIS November 5 State secretary of agriculture L G Troth charged Democratic speakers with misreading and inaccurate figures. He cited figures to claim state fund reductions and lower costs in several departments under Governor Gesar and criticized Tom Berry for opposing banking department investigations. Troth urged Nolery to restore the administration, calling the Bilow-Smith-Berry era the most extravagant tax waste in state history.
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Demos
Sturgis
G. Troth
Agiiculture
Gesa
Tom Berry
Boversor
State Banking Department
Troth
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Man Urges Voters Know Party Principles
Sioux Falls attorney G C Caldwell told a local college audience that voters should inform themselves about political candidates and the principles of their parties. He contrasted Democrats and Republicans on states rights versus central government and discussed amendments 18 and 28 in context of government’s role in business.
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Sioux Falls
G C. Caldwell
Sioux Falls College
Caldwell
Record Vote In State Predicted
Veteran political forecasters predict South Dakota will set a record general election turnout perhaps surpassing the 1928 peak of 261,885. Primary voting was the state’s largest ever at 169,933 and observers foresee a heated, uncertain race with bitter campaigns, reduced radio use, county caravans, and focus on major offices and two constitutional amendments. The 1933 legislative session is expected to be highly eventful.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ard Igeal
Uip
Aterum
Mellette County
Tulso
Jerauld County
Tam
Budget Hearings Set For Appropriation Requests
Pierre November hearing schedule announced by Budget Director 2. W. Baar. Educational institutions hear on November 21, penal and charitable institutions on November 22, and state departments on November 25 for the coming biennium.
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Pierre
W. Baar
Huronite Will Give Returns on Election Night
Sioux Falls readers will learn unofficial results from the 1932 general election as reports flow via Associated Press wires. A nationwide operation tracks votes from precincts to county, zone, state, and finally Washington. South Dakota joins a statewide tally with rapid updates and safeguards to minimize errors.
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Sioux Falls
Associated Press
Sioux
Falls
Huronite
Washington
South .Dakota
Sioux Paris
Radio Features The Best in Radinland Tonight
Central standard time listing for Saturday includes WEAF NBC WABC CBS with a New York democratic rally featuring Roosevelt and Alfred E Smith. Hoover speaks from St Paul at 9:30. Democratic Senator Hattie Caraway also on air. Sunday schedule includes Bronson Cutting on WIZ NBC.
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WEAE
NBC
WABC
CBS
New York
Roosevelt
Alfred E Smith
WEAF
President Hoover
St. Paul
Hattie Caraway
WIZ
Republican Radio League
Wiz-Nbc
Bronson Cutting
Central Standard Radio Schedules and Impersonations
The Associated Press reports CBS and NBC radio listings for Ward Wilson and various programs. Willie and Eugene Howard join NBC impersonation segments, with a winter religious program lineup on NBC. Dial notes include Squads from Spokane, performances by Cantor Etting Benny and Hutcheson, plus orchestras and fashion features across stations WEAF WABC WIZ.
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Associated Press
Tine
Central Standard
New York
Willie
Eugene Howard
Ward Wilson
Wdj27
NBC
Sumiay
Clarence C. Dhis
WJZ
Spokane
Wash
WEAP
Paris
S.A
Eddie Cantor
WAHC
CBS
WABC
Girl of Borda Porjas Tests Suitor in Jungle Rite
In southern Indiz the girl of Borda Porjas guides her chosen man into the jungle where she applies fire to his hare back. If the pain draws a yell from him he is rejected as part of the trial.
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Borda Porjas
Indiz
Tax concerns and dam relief drive in Foster township
A longtime resident voices frustration over unpaid personal taxes, county mismanagement, and threatened farm losses, detailing tax delinquencies from 1925 to 1929, distress warrants, and pressure on commissioners. He recounts applying for dam work in Huron, the sheriff, and a confrontation with a local official over access to relief jobs while housing his own family.
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Madsen
Foster Township
Foster
Kuehn
Meyer
John Lewin
City of
Huron
Montana Street
Utah Street
Huroy
Mr.Lewin
Mr. Meyer
Mr. Lewin
Lew
Hoover Is Favorite Af Yankton College
Yankton November 15 Hoover leads in a college poll with 118 votes for president versus 50 for Roosevelt and 25 for Thomas. Norbeck wins senator and Christopherson congress, while Green defeats Berry for governor by a narrow 162 to 45 margin.
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Yankton
Herbert Hoover
United States
Yankton College
Hoover
Roosevelt
Thomas
Norbeck
Christopherson
Green
Berry
Six Days Work and Dam Dispute With City Officials
The narrator recounts six days of promised work hauling coal, then a phone call from timekeeper Mr Gillespie withdrawing the card. He visits county and city commissioners, learns the dam is under city control, and that the federal man advised against dam work. He questions why he was not consulted earlier and praises the federal man's principle.
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Lewin
Meyer
Kettering
Commission
Vote for Charles Potter in Huron commissioner race
Louis B. Meyer appeals to voters in districts one four and five urging support for Charles Potter over Lewin. He cites Potter’s long county and city residency and taxpayer record while criticizing Lewin and Kuehn for their treatment of him.
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City of Huron
Tike Lewin
Charles Potter
Louis B. Meyer
Mrs. Johnson Attacks Ford in Dakota Congressional Bid
Pierre date: Mrs Lydia B Johnson a Pierre attorney running as an independent against Herbert Ford Mitchell attacked Congressman Christopherson's stance on prohibition. She charged desertion of the dry platform after the primary and argued a vote on the eighteenth amendment and state control is the core issue.
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Pieres
Lydia B. Johnson
Pierre
South Dakota
Herbert Ford
Mitchell
Anti-Saloon League
C. A. Christopherson
Johnson
Congress
Ford
Hie
Christophersore
Christopherson
Mir. Christophersen
Congressman’s stance on eighteenth amendment sparks debate
Mrs Johnson denounces plan to resubmit the eighteenth amendment as weakening enforcement acts. She backs a candidate pledged to keep and enforce the eighteenth amendment, arguing against any resubmission or state compromise.
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Christopherson
Johnson
Congress
Noted S. D. Figure Dies In California
William Ickns, known in the Black Hills as Iwo Gun Dee, died in Los Angeles at 62 after pneumonia. He served five years as bodyguard to District Attorney Baron Fitts and had a reputation for guarding stagecoaches against bullion robbers in Deadwood. He was unmarried.
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S. D
California
Los Angeles
Tall
Rusky
William Ickns
South Dakota
Iwo
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beadle County
Notice of mortgage default and impending foreclosure on October 24 1932 loan of 80 dollars by W Perkins and Florence Perkins to Angeline Reaves. Property Lot 13 Block 3 Pettigrew Addition East Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Amount due 673.65 including taxes. Sale December 5 1932 at 2 05 p m at Beadle County Courthouse Huron SD. Dated November 1932. Owner Angeline Reaves, attorney B McClaskey.
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W. ©. Perkins
Florence Perkins
Angeline Reaves
Beadle Oanty
South Dakota
Pettigrew
East Huron
Huron Beache County
Beadle County Court House
Huron
Popes Dakota
Geline
R Huntley
Beadle County
B. McClaskey
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Radinland
C. E Butterfield
George Olsen
T—Schwab
Roger Wolfe Kahn Orcheraa
Eddie Dosley
Connie Boswell
Isham Jones
Ruth Etting
W1z
Cuckoos
KSO
Des Moines
Jack Denny
Scolley Hotel
Gateway & Minneapolis
Open Forum
Voltaire
Jd. A. Houseman
J. A. Houseman
Mrs. Johnson
Saskatchewan
Amos Peabody
Gabrielle E. Forbush
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