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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1938
Page
8
The Evening Huronite reprints candidate appeals for the November 8 election. Beadle County figures Benson Best Birks Boyle Oviatt Payson Pyle Reilly Taylor Youngs and others urging fitness, tax, and county service plans as campaigning intensifies before the vote.
James Byrnes outlines legal background from State University of Iowa and thirty years in South Dakota and federal courts. He details probate, wills contests, and juvenile cases, stressing child welfare, fair treatment, and court accessibility for those in trouble.
The snippet shows TOM H. LUBY running for State's Attorney pledging fair impartial and economical administration and collaboration with law enforcement. It also notes B. McALLISTER seeking a second term as County Commissioner in the Third District on the Republican ticket, touting past three years of commissioners’ accomplishments.
This non political ballot notice stresses the county judge role as a major responsibility. It highlights the duties involving juvenile delinquency issues and emphasizes honesty and the application of law with justice.
In Sioux Falls on Tuesday night about 1,400 attended a Republican rally at the Coliseum where four major candidates led a defense of the party platform. J. Harlan Bushfield, Chan Gurney, Karl Mundt, and Joe H Bottum Jr spoke, contrasting with Democrats and attacking their platform and figures.
Wallace group meetings promoted cost of production plans. Edward E. Kennedy of Kankakee styled as former national Farmers Union secretary urged support for Mundt Gurney and Case. He cited Springfield meeting with 5000 attendees and 4860 AAA members paid to attend, cost of $21,600.
The Montrose Bank liquidation is terminated with a final 8.3 percent dividend of 2968.72 to creditors. The bank closed on November 23, 1932, after prior disbursements totaling 13226.45 and 31 percent in earlier dividends.
Parker, Oct. 26. Democratic senatorial candidate Tom Berry argued last night that farmers need more credit to join the federal wheat crop insurance program. He urged loosening regulations governing federal credit corporations to widen access and said contact with farm credit administration and farm security officials shows credit will be available. Berry noted banks are extending credit as far as possible under current rules.
Florence October 28 Senator William J Bulow ridiculed Communist accusations against Emil Loriks Oscar Pasheim and others saying red charges are red hairs drawn across the political trail He mocked the issue and argued Bolshevik labels misuse. He predicted Dr L A Haug from Beresford will win the governorship in 1942 and condemned Chan Gurney’s farm platform.
Vienna October 28 Oscar Fosheim Democratic candidate for governor charged that well dressed men from out west have approached several legislative candidates offering money. He praised those who refused and warned moneyed interests may be trying to buy the next legislature to block his program. Fosheim cited his eight years in the House as evidence voters pick high quality representatives.
Robert Townsend of Chicago son of Dr. F. E. Townsend urged support of Liosa candidates endorsed by Townsend national headquarters in a broadcast from Yankton. He travels from Chicago to the Black Hills for vacation with sister in Belle Fourche, accompanied by W. W. Stevens. Townsend HQ recently urged Republican candidates for Senate and House in South Dakota. He urged faith in national headquarters and to ignore pre election propaganda from nonendorsed candidates.
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