Jerauld County Vote Is Close in Key Races
Jerauld County reported a tight election as Roosevelt won the presidency but Gurney Mundt and Jensen prevailed in GOP contests. Barrett Lane led in superintendent race, Ziebach carried district counties, and Harlen Glaus won in Chamberlain for state senate. County totals show close margins across treasurer auditor and other offices. Voted yes on all five constitutional amendments by a large margin.
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Wessington Springs
Jerauld County
Roosevelt
Gurney, Mundt
Jensen
Animunsta Margets
Barrett Lane
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. F. Hines
Plankinton
Ziebach
J. E. Ziebach
Jerauld
Brule
Buffalo
Harley R. Glaus
Chamberlain
Glaus
L. M. Larsen
Adt
Seth
C. C. Swartout
Phau
Pool
Fellows
Endahl
Attormaney
Ochsner
Cutler Ry War
Wheeler CR
Kink
Register of Deeds
Gregory
Peterson
Bidleman
Whitney
Fite
Hoppin
Doherty
Windsor Doherty
Samuel Polley
Supreme Court
Polley
FP. A. Warren
ED. Roberts
Alden Cuter
Qdge
Sully County Favors G. O. P. in South Dakota Election
Results from Sully County show strong Republican support across offices. County officials elected include Mason Youngberg as treasurer, Sarah Warriner as sheriff, and Jesse P. B. Williamson as clerk of courts, with various GOP majorities and several Democratic or independent challengers. Nationwide results list Roosevelt Garner electors, Mundt for Congress, and a slate of state officials voting along party lines.
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Onida
Sully
South Dakota
Francis Ryan
Atttorney
Mason Youngberg
Alice Jordan
Sarah Warriner
Charles L. Glessner
J. M. Reedy
George Dillon
Ruth Nystron
Charles FE. Byron
Adele Nelson
Jesse PB. Williamson
Novella Franklin
Wil. Lim C. Bust
John Quade
Wilbur
W. HL Parkin
London
Roosevelt
Garner
Landon
Knox
Lemke
Donald McMurchie
George Abild
Marian Lewis
Goklie Wells
Ed. Hamby
Raymond AL Kelly
Journalists attend South Dakota high school press meeting
Eleven members of the high school journalism club and their adviser J A Eleiosasser traveled to Brookings on October 3 to attend the South Dakota High School Press Association meeting.
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Bancroft
J. A. Eleiosasser
Brookings
South Dakota
School Sessions Interrupted by Weather in Rockham
Rockham and nearby rural schools were closed Monday due to weather. The district resumed in town on Tuesday, returning students to classrooms after the weather delay.
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Rockham
Doland Storm Strands Town as Bread Runs Short
Doland residents faced a blizzard that blocked roads and cut rail service. Bread vanished from stores while households improvised with flour to bake biscuits. Shovels cleared five to six foot drifts and a voter finally reached the precinct Tuesday morning with a team and sleigh.
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Roland
Growing Pains Dress Rehearsal by Huron College Cast
Last night’s dress rehearsal of Growing Pains by Aurania Rouyerol showcased the Huron College Campus Players. George and Terry McIntyre, played by Bob Harris and Georgie Aisenbrey, provide amusing frontier views on adolescence amid a strong supporting cast led by Rollyn Mosejon and Vern a Jonason, with skilled production elements enhancing the garden setting and dance scenes.
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Huron College
Aurania Rouyerol
George
Terry McIntyre
Terry
Bob Harris
Euron
Georgie Aisenbrey
Alpena
Rollyn Mosejon
Professor MclIntyre
Verna Jonason
Harris
Miss Risenover
Terry and
McIntyre
George Stall
Charles Bristol
Herbert Stahl
Mary Helen Warren
Horse Show Honors Go to Two Girls
New York November 6 Tyro young sportswomen in the national horse show at Madison Square Garden compete for blue ribbons. Judy King of Atlanta with seven horses leads with five victories while Frances Dodge of Rochester Michigan shows eight harness and seven saddle entries yet has only three wins but is favored to defend last year’s laurels.
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New York
Tyro Young Sportswomen
Blue Ribbons
Judy King
Atlanta
Madison Square Garden
Frances Dodge
Rochester
Mich
Miss Dodge
Smiths visit Robbins home and Rockham High School dance
In Erwin on November 6 Mr and Mrs Emery Smith and their son from Sturgis visited the William Robins home and returned the next day Smith is a brother of Mrs Rak ine. In Rockham the Alumni Association of Rockham High School held a dance at the Miranda Hall Friday night with a good turnout.
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Robbins Home
Erwin
Sperial
Emery Smith
Sturgis
William Robins
Smith
Rakine
Rockham Rockham
Rockham High School
Miranda + Hoall
Open Forum Defend Free Speech Amid Social Judgment
A reader argues for tolerance of ex convicts and urges understanding of environmental factors shaping crime. The letter questions public shaming during campaigns and calls for mercy, compassion, and a broader view of rehabilitation within a liberal society.
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Viet Lim
Knox
Forgiveness and critique of foreign invasion stance
A reflective note by Mia and W. E. Bendershott from Huron questioning national pride. It contrasts 9 Christian Nation rhetoric with invasions abroad and neglect of love, justice, and consideration at home.
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Mia
W. E. Bendershott
Huron
Gasoline Fire Ends Record No-Call Local Period
A gasoline container ignited in Maxine Hall’s apartment at 160 Dakota Ave SE, ending a 52 day no-call fire department record. Evangeline Baum spilled Basine onto a flame in a Basine stove, burning her arms and face slightly before she put it out with a blanket. The Hall child’s injuries were not serious.
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Maxine Hall
Dakota Ave
Southeast
Huron Fire Department
Evangeline Baum
Sunday school clinic held at Congregational Church
Lake Preston November 6. A Sunday school clinic was held at the Congregational Church with representatives from east end churches. Led by Mrs W C Snell, president of the Kingsbury County Sunday School Association. Similar clinics have been held in Aren Buchton, De Smet and Iroquois, with another planned at Oldham next week.
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Preston Lake
Preston
Congregational Church
Mra
WC. Snell
Kingsbury County
Visit at Groptas Manchester Nove 6
Oscar and William Markwed Steve Mulcahy and Albert Nesheim of Moonville visited the L. B. Grottz home in Wise County on their way home from business trips. The stop occurred at the Grottz residence in Manchester.
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Groptas Manchester
Oscar
William Markwed
Steve Mulcahy
Albert Nesheim
Moonville
Wiseconsin
L. B. Grottz
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