Coroner Tolmie and Commissioners Named in District Slate
Coroner William Tolmie named in the ticket. Commissioner for the 1st District David Coughlin listed. Justices C. C. Buell A. E. Curtis J. B. Gedd SP also shown. Constables Chas Hotal and G Teets appear in the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tolmie
1St District
David Coughlin
C. C. Buell
A. E. Curtis
J. B. Gedd SP
Chas. Hotal
Ee Ling
Ti G. Teets
The Season of the Hobo in Summer Labor Flow
A historical piece discusses the harvest season drawing hoboes and itinerant workers. It contrasts genuine harvest hands, short job hunters, and the professional hobo who avoids steady work, highlighting how seasonal labor shapes mobility and livelihoods.
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Stock Yard
Pullman
Texas
Saskatchewan
Horoscope of the Conditions Under Bryan and Taft
The text questions Mr. Bryan's predictive accuracy comparing his forecast under his administration and Taft's, asking how many predictions came true and whether he is a better prophet now than in 96. It reflects a critical, satirical appraisal of political foresight.
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Bryan
Taft
Turkey’s Decline Seen From Balkan Uprising and Reform Talk
The discussion portrays the Ottoman Empire as a failing, corrupt state with squandered wealth and misrule. It highlights Macedonia as a rising hotspot where reform beneath a straining sultan faces a discontent army and a push for constitutional government.
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Asia
Turkey
Constantinople
Tigris
Euphrates
Balkans
Macedonia
Europe
Be Able to Recognize a Falsehood Versus Truth
A proverb notes that recognizing falsehood requires knowledge of the truth. It emphasizes critical thinking and sourcing to distinguish accuracy from deception.
The Exposition Fad and Public Expenditure
The text argues against a $400 000 appropriation for an Aiska Yukon exposition, calling expositions largely advertising drives that boost travel for profit. It contends that public funds should not subsidize hype that benefits transportation interests and misleads visitors who gain little value.
Local notes from Hecla and area gatherings
Local items report Miss Pearl Leigh of Hecla as guest of Mr and Mrs A E Clark. Several residents journey for reunions and weddings in Minnesota and Iowa. Epworth League held ice cream social. Gibbs advertises cold lunches and ice cream. Mormon missionaries visit city seeking converts with street meetings planned.
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Miss Pearl Leigh
Hecla
A. E. Clark
Gibbs
Wo Seach
Lake Onka
Awesh
Noyes” Appleman
Iowa
Arthur Phillips
Oakes
N. D
E. O. Snyder
Homer
Mich
Snyder
Geo. Barrett
Rochester
Minn
Dan E. Pavis
William Reda
Church of Jesus Christ of Leatter Day Saints
Dakota Avenue
Bryan’s Fundraising Gaffe Echoes Past West Speeches
The remark suggests Bryan telling farmers that most could contribute to a $100 campaign fund. Critics recall his earlier tail end speeches across the West claiming farmers were ruined if he and a 16 to 1 failed to secure victory.
Taft Roosevelt Criticism Sparks Republican Debate
A burst of republican criticism accuses Secretary Taft of relying too much on Roosevelt. The piece argues critics show bad faith and that Taft benefits from Roosevelt’s counsel and friendship, defending the president’s approach and the party’s unity.
South Dakota Delegates Named for Prison Congress
Governor Crawford selects Parmley and Young to head the state penitentiary and reform school and designates Thomas from the Board of Charities to aid policy use. EB C Issenhuth is praised for pushing reform and backing Keeley treatment efforts despite modesty.
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South Dakota
Crawford
Messrs. Parmley and Young
State Penitentiary
State Industrial School
Reform School
Thomas
Board of Charities and Corrections
Congress
EB. C. Issenhuth
Keeley
Issenhuth
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Journal-World-Spirit
County of Beadle
City of Huron
State Spirit Publishing Co
Huron
R. C. Richards
O. M. Osbon
Bie
William H. Taft
Ohio
James $ . Sherman
New York
United Oe Dee
George G. Johnson
Canton
W., Clark
Redfield
Landy
G. G. Dokken
Toronto
R. R
Distriet
F. C. Robinson
Groton
National
vataheee _ Thes
Thorson
M. L. Tobin
A. M. Giles
Sedan
A. A Chamberlain
T. C. Young
A. J. Holbrook
Samuel Birks
A. F. Pay
John W. Boyle
O. 8. Hagen
J. W. Smith
Minnie Walin
Vance
Luverne, Minn
H. Kent
Black Hills
Alva Remster Hill
W. A. Lynch
Mitchell
Democratic State Central Committee
K. C. Gibbs
Michael Werae
Michael Murray
Dora Murray
Beadle
Dora Lee
Nichael Murray
AW. Witmarra
Administratrixz
Roosevelt
Repblicans
Sd Po
Vest
Paes
Ptt
Santas
Critie
Ron
State of
Beadless
Hamilton Stricklard
South Hands
Elmer Strick Lyd
John Etricks
Hamilton Strickland
Saab J.G. Snyder
Inion Ces
Cou Asnen F
A.W. Wilm
J. C. Hatfield
A. Robinson
Harry Lampe
A. Robinson & Co
C. A. Richardson
Th Dakota
A. i
Justice Court
Reade
Chas. May
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Davis
Carrie Davis
W. H. Davis & Co
A. Goodhue
A. Groodhue
Valbay
W. W. Cinton
Davis
Peo
Aed Wien
A. W. Wiiatarre
Iowa Tank Line
Huron, S. D
Newton
C. C. Krogh
Cc. C. Krogh
Artesian
Norbeck & Nicholson Co
S. D
Steele Bros
L. E. Crowther
Ohio St
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