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Newspaper
Journal World Spirit
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
4
A congratulatory note praises a team for a splendid victory in defeating the primary petition. The message mentions a person or entity signoff and includes a stylized name A. B. Krrrreposr as part of the closing.
The article details alleged bribery attempts linked to Senator Kittredge and allies to kill a primary petition. It cites Thorson as a trusted, law-abiding figure and notes others urged him to betray his principles. It claims two lawmakers were approached with offers to trade support for office.
The text reflects partisan confidence in a forthcoming election outcome with a projected majority range from 9 000 to 12 000 and an earlier baseline of at least 10 000 before the March primaries.
A fragment describes a local stalwart planning a Hurone club effort with about a hundred members ready to convert progressives. It mentions traveling men aligned with the boss and splits between Kitt Crawford supporters, noting bets and outside boasts.
Report states Senator Kittredge sought a "paper character" boost from colleagues to aid his home base. Some peers declined endorsements citing senatorial courtesy, with one remark questioning why he should be elected. The episode stirs comment on local neighbor backing and credibility.
The piece contrasts harsh Dakota winters with a vivid spring scene. It narrates climate moods from snowbound landscapes to a blossoming prairie, describing crocuses violet blooms robin song and fields ready for seeding as farmers rise early to begin bread making. It blends poetic imagery with regional charm.
R S Persons at the stalwart headquarters in Sioux Falls received a stern order to return to desk work and cease partisan activity. He had a habit of writing abusive letters about the governor, a move that drew a rebuke from Secretary Cortelyou and could swing at most one vote in the outcome.
The article argues Lockhart’s bid for state senator benefits progressives, noting his ties to Burke and his stance against railroads. It mocks opponents who align with rail interests, cites the recent rate bill, and mentions a recurring tirade at the Locke hotel about railroads and reform.
The Huron Commercial Club’s history shows steady progress and persistent efforts to expand the city. It highlights past economic hardships, renewed prospects, and a shift to systematic cooperative promotion under Irving, aiming to attract business south and north and to bolster public welfare and growth.
A speaker urges promoting production to attract settlers and strengthen towns. He argues that cities rise by developing local manufacturing from raw materials, creating permanent residents and jobs. He cites varied products from beet sugar to threshing machines as examples of opportunities not to miss.
The Vermillion Republican avoids a direct stance on supporting Crawford if nominated, calling the contingency remote. The Yankton Herald questions the Republican label and urges Clay county Republicans to verify if the party is in fact Republican or only in name. The author notes past results and deems the issue largely inconsequential.
Readers note the phrase In God We Trust appears on coins with varying opinions about its taste and value in public spaces. The discussion frames the motto as a familiar symbol that nonetheless invites scrutiny of its place in daily life.
The piece argues stalwarts back Kittredge to deliver government favors while progressives demand honest representation and oppose governors tied to corporations. It asserts Kittredge has lost progressive support. Crawford’s pledges have won broad confidence, reshaping the GOP contest.
The State Press notes that after addressing voters in Philip on Saturday, A B Kittredge faced no exit by train and remained until Monday. A Northwestern special train appeared Sunday morning heading east, aligning with Kittredge’s plans to reach Pierre for an event on Monday night.
The Hot Springs Herald notes weak attendance for Kit Kittredge at a veterans’ event, while Rapid City coverage accuses a leading senator’s rally of flopping. Yankton County leans toward Coe Crawford for senator, with insurgent ticket support. Pierre Captain reports 897 entries or about 4000 people.
A fragment notes that Kittredge resigned as railroad attorney promptly after his appointment to the Senate while a statewide rumor questions his prior sal sta tus, reflecting political tension and shifting claims.
A Vermillion Republican analysis challenges the claim that progressives won a net majority in 21 counties after March primaries. The article argues many rural votes were weak, cites specific village precincts, and asserts the stalwart press distorts results to sway voters.
The Stockholders Annual Meeting of the Huron Building and Loan Association will be in the Commercial Club rooms Wednesday evening May 27, 1908 at 8 o clock. The books open for subscriptions to the second stock series to date May 28, 1908. Funds of our delay during the last year and the promising.
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