Business effort and national debt figure in editorial and election notes
A column compares relentless business push to rolling a boulder uphill and warns against idleness after success. It cites 1905 corn yields, a national debt near 1.283 billion dollars, and possible payoffs from the crop. It notes Watertown Times adopting anti machine stance and McClellan winning New York GOP nominations over Hearst.
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Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Watertown Times
Lowe
McClellan
New York
Hearst
Ivins
Hearst Contests Result Amid Local Political Turmoil
The piece notes Hearst plans to contest a narrow McClellan victory, recount sought, amid a wider South Dakota political milieu. It reports Octobers land filings west of the Missouri, growth of settlement, and local campaigns against mail order houses led by Huron and Miller Sun offers guidance on work and savings.
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Hearst
Jamanny
McClellan
Pierre Land Office
Missouri River
Chamberlain Land Office
Missouri
Pierre
South Dakota
Redfield
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World Publishing Company (Incorporated
Arthur G. Keene
Beadie County
Dakota Ave
Huron, South Dakota
State of
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Beadle
Huron Weekly World
Huron
Beadle County
Julian W. Blount
Notary Public
Bancroft
Wessington Springs
True Republican
Machine Gang
The
Miller Sun
John Rockefeller
Alice Roosevelt
Sulu
Yankton
Montgomery -Ward
Sears, Roeburg & Co
T. M. Roberts
Martin
Burke
Sioux Falls
Senator Kittredge
Dowie
Mexico
E. 8. Johnson
Armour
Democratic Party
Johnson
Paul Morton
Equitable
Arlington Sun
City of
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Alfred 8. Frost
United States
Ceived
Ladies Wool Union
Vassar
Childrens Union
ELK Building
Booth & Dexter
Chas, Scudiera & Bros
Sam Appel
Clothier
Reform
Pennsylvania