Sherwood Letter Questions Republican Alignment in Clark
A letter from Hon. C. G. Sherwood of Clark argues over party factions the so called machine and anti machine. He questions Crawford Pettigrew Kittredge and Elliott Hall positions and seeks clarity on GOP unity and policies like railroad rate regulation and primary election law. The writer asks for evidence showing Crawford’s alignment with the party and challenges Pettigrew’s influence.
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C. G. Sherwood
Clark
Clark Pilot-Review
Pilot-Review
Crawford
Pettiew
Pettigrew
Senator Kittredge
Imum
Fettigrew
Gamle
Elliott
Hall
Kittredge
Elrod
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Unitedly
Fair Board Holds A Session In Huron This Week
The fair board conducted a session in Huron during the present week with Bayard E. Beach in attendance. The meeting addressed upcoming fair plans and scheduling considerations.
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Fair Board
New Secretary and Officers Named by State Board of Agriculture
The annual state board of agriculture meeting in Hu Hoe elected officers for 1906. Forrester H. Smith as president, John H. King as vice president, Bayard E. Beach as treasurer, J. E. Platt as advertising agent, George E. McEathron as dairy superintendent, C. P. Sherwood as sheep and swine superintendent, C. C. Moulton as cattle and horses superintendent, H. S. Fletcher as gates and tickets superintendent, Mrs Eliza Jarvis as women’s department head. Reappointed were McEathron, Moon as advertising agent, and changes due to business travel and new offices. The board also approved resolutions commending McEathron and discussed fair matters with Sioux City officials before adjournment.
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State Board of Agriculture
Hu- Hoe
Wecr
Whiting
Yankton
Col. King
Huron
Smith
Groton
Moulton
Faulkton
Shober
Redfield Merchant's Mutual
Levi D. Wait
Armour
W. N. Farmer
H. C. Shober
Highmore
C. R. Tinan
Kimball
George C. Fulltnweider
W. P.swanson
Inter Ocean 25 Cent Offer For New Subscribers
The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean offers to new subscribers at 25 cents a year, with the 1.7% position held open until March 1. Prior rates were 5 to 40 cents after year end. The World and the paper announce the offer applies to new or existing subscribers paying up to March 1 1907. Middlebrook repairs typewriters and time locks at 85.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Jai
Free text books urged for South Dakota districts
A Brookings press opinion explains a state law that allows school districts to furnish free books at public expense. The piece argues adoption would reduce cost burdens on families, improve attendance, and raise education efficiency, urging districts to act through petitions and board action. The article notes widespread support and cites hardships from changing texts and migratory populations.
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South Dakota
Desperate Family Seeks Help After Long Trek to Woonsocket
A destitute family of seven from Lakota North Dakota walked to town seeking aid. The father and mother, with five children, claimed to have hauled their belongings and two babies in a push cart. The city marshal allowed them to stay in jail for the night as the city paid their fares to return home.
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Woonsocket Herald
Lakota
North Dakota
Reverend Long Lectures on Elements of Fine Art
A notice from Wessington Times reports Reverend Frederick W. Long delivering a lecture on Elements of Fine Art at the Wenodist Church on Saturday. The event is described as one of the best of its kind, drawing local interest and attendance.
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Wessington Times
Thosby
Frederick W. Long
Wen Odist
Publishers Insurance Society Officers Elected for New Year
The Publishers Insurance Society announced the election of officers for the new year. Key posts were filled by named members, reflecting continued leadership and organizational continuity.
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Publishers’ Insurance Society
Packard Lecture Delights Grand Y M C A Crowd
Cartoonist Alton Packard appeared at the Grand last Thursday as the Lyceum course third speaker. He drew caricatures of Uncle Sam's varied "folks" including the Broadway chappie, the heathen Chinee, the Bostonian, the Filipino, the Kentucky colonel, the Puerto Rican, and others. The packed house declared it the best entertainment of the series.
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Alton Packard
Lyceum
College
Mr. Packard
Uncle Sam
Samuel
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Gov. Elrod
Tion
Clark Man
Surgent
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Kittedge
Tillman
Suth Carolina
Mr. Ord
Insurgent
Mir. Kittredge
Select Machine
Ted
Gam- J. D. Elliott
United States Ois Rie
Kilo Hall
Southakota
Mr. Kittredge
Sigtes
Mr. Crawford
President Roosevelt
Commerce Commission
Cual
McEathron
Moon
Sioux City
The
Middlebrook
Brookings Press
Towa
Commonwealth
the Publisher's Mutual Insurance
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