Farm Belt Votes Hotly Contested
The farm belt block of 127 electoral votes drew intense bids from Roosevelt and Landon as campaigns near the end. Roosevelt highlighted soil conservation and farm aid programs, while Landon pushed crop storage, farm subsidies, and trade policy critiques. Roosevelt spoke in Nebraska and Kansas praising government support, and Landon attacked federal conservation as a stopgap. Farm leaders and governors toured key states Iowa Illinois Kansas Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin to sway voters.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Fosgelt
ALA
Omahe
Neb
London
Maines
Lendon
Landon
Minneapolis
Federal Farm Board
Landen
Kansas
Wichita
Dodge City
Kanke
Fdr
Dakota
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Iowa
Llinois
Indiana
Nebraska
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South Dakota
Oklahoma
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Pierre Boy For Scholarship Recommend Pierre Boy For Scholarship
NORTHFIELD Minn Oct 31 Pj Donald Raish of Pierre S D was one of five Carleton College students recommended by the faculty today for Rhodes scholarships Raish was graduated from Carleton last June The others were Willard Hunter Morthield Vernon Flodager Billings Mont William Brunstad Chippewa Falls Wis and Robert Maeliesen St Paul The latter a senior was orphaned by an automobile crash which took the lives of both his parents last year for scholarship awards due to the last two months of this year after the candidates have appeared before Rhodes scholarship committees in the respective states
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Northfield
Minn
Donald Raish
Pierre
S. D
Carleton College
Rhodes
Raish
Carleton
Willard Hunter
Morthield
Vernon Flodager
Billings
Mont
William
Brunstad
Chippewa Folis
Wis
Robert Maeliesen
St Paul
Drama Winners Enter State Tourney From Brookings
Kingsbury and Sanbermin county casts won first and second in the district rural one act play tournament in Brookings and will enter the state tournament on November 10 during Farm and Home Week at State College. King presented Dunya Dera and Sanbert's group performed Detour Ahead. Other districts represented were Devel Brookings Lake and Beadle. One of five district tournaments to be completed by end of October.
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Brookings
Kingsbury
Sanbermin
State College
King
Sanbert
Devel
Lake
Beadle
Chamber of Commerce Holds Faulkton Meet
The Faulkton chamber met at the Congregational Church for its monthly session. Redfield visitors MC Woodland and A D Colemay urged diverting Nixon River water to Cottonwood Lake. a committee was formed to study the proposal. Dr G W Katz announced he plans to move to Hartford after several years in Faulkton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Faulkton
MC. Woodland
A D. Colemay
Redfield
Nixon River
Cottonwood Lake
Sid
É Chamber
G. W. Katz
Hartford
Dr. Katz
Seneca
Halloween Parties Held at Faulkton
Halloween parties were held in Faulkton with Sunday School classes hosting events in the Methodist Church basement. Activities included games, stunts, fortune telling by a witch and a pot luck lunch. Mrs. George Kutschke hosted another party with seasonally themed games and a supper. Officers elected for the coming year included President Wen Gibson, Vice President Marcella Thomas, and Secretary-Treasurer Grace Albee.
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Faulkton
Opecapesev
Megs
Martin Manse
Betty Ford
George Kutschke
Charges Dropped In Bank Robbery Case.
Sioux Falls reports the federal government dismissed conspiracy charges in the $12,000 First National Bank Dell Rapids robbery case of 1934. Defendants include Tom Limerick and others with various sentences noted, while Ed Timmerman from Alexandria, SD faces a government judgment of 786.24 dollars on a seed loan.
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Sioux Falls
Oct
New First National Bank
Dell Rapids
Tom Limerick
Council Birlis
U. S
Leavenworth
Kon
Charles N. Hinds
Kenskan
Maurice den
Jing
Francis Har~ Jper
J. WH. Krug
Marysville
Ed Timmerman
Alexandria
S. D
Timmerman
Gbn Credit Administration
Aged Man Found Dead In Rapid City Shack
Aged man Алекс J Thomas about 30, a former Yankton County resident, was found dead in his Rapid City shack Friday, dead several days from natural causes. He leaves a brother Charles Thomas at the county farm. no other relatives known. Mrs. Thomas died in 1924. No inquest will be held. Found on his knees at the edge of his ragged dwelling.
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Rapid City
Alex J. Thomas
Yankton County
Charles Thomas
Phrase Fragment Hints at Illness or Prayer Moment
The readable fragment suggests someone acting as if praying or suddenly taken ill and unable to reach the bed, implying a sudden health event or solemn moment. No names, places, or dates are provided to confirm the exact persons or location involved.
Ladies' Aid to Serve Supper at Osceola Church
The Methodist Church Ladies' Aid in Osceola will hold a supper on Thursday evening November 5. A name quilt showing 504 names will be awarded to a lucky attendee after the meal.
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Osceola
Ladies’ Aid of
The
Methodist Church
Mortgage sale notice by Home Owners' Loan Corp 1936
Public foreclosure notice from Beadle County South Dakota. Mortgage held by Home Owners' Loan Corporation against C W Johnson and Anna Johnson. Sale by sheriff at 10:00 A.M. on November 6 1936 at the courthouse front door in Huron to satisfy principal delinquency and costs. Dated October 2 1936.
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Nodich &F
Montcage
Gale
Cuttan W. Johnson
Anna Johnson
Beade County
South Dakota
Ian
Washington
Er & Foster
Huron
Oncle Coun Dakota
Mortenae
Beadley County
Seud Dakota
Morigapes
Ae Ag
Beadle
County
City of Huron
Boi
Beadle County
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale on Lot in Parkland Add
Notice states default exists in a real estate mortgage dated August 18 194, by Lizzie S Weeelerle and George Weelerle of Beatle County South Dakota to Home Owners Loan Corporation. Mortgage on Lot Eleven 11 Parkland Addition to Huron Beadle County South Dakota recorded September 1934. Amount due claimed 5130. Delinquency advances for taxes and interest 3 50.
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Lizzie 5S
Weeelerle
George Waeekerle
Beatle County
South Dakota
Moritarors
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Washington District of Columbia
Mortganee
Parkland
Huron
Beadie County
the Register of Deeds
Sontembar
Delne Io
Daxes
Beadle County Sheriff Sells Property Under Special Execution
Beadle County Sheriff Tor Reilly announces sale of real estate to satisfy a 1935 judgment in favor of Home Owners Loan Corporation against Milo Loomis estate and C B Dickinson. Lot Eleven, Block One in Beadle County addition to Huron will be sold at public auction at the Beadle County Courthouse front door on Sunday, November 1930 at 2:00 PM for cash plus costs and interest.
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C. B. Dickinson
Milo Loomis
Hiram Loomis
Beadle County
Dakota
Beadle
South Dakota
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Jonwits
Bouch, Bryane
Dickinson
Coart
Tyeron
Tor Reilly
South
Bea Ia
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Plaincit
Prank R
Clark
Zelma
Crerk
Septuin
Home Owners' Corporation
0 Corporation
Frank Clark
Zelma Clark
Blenti
Elit Aid
Frank RB Clark
Sia Clark
Huron
Beadie
Drsota
Roeadie
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