Adams county backs Tom Marshall in North Dakota race
Adams county promotes Tom Marshall for U.S. Senate amid strong Republican support and urges turnout on November third. The piece highlights Marshall’s record of 34 speeches and 40 bills in seven years, contrasts with M. N. Johnson, and notes launching events for the battleship North Dakota and a Republican turnout forecast with Taft leading by about 25,000 votes.
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Adams County
Rimaries
Tom Marshall
Lodge of Sorrow
U. S
North Dakota
M. N. Johnson
Congress
Boston
Mass
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Vater
Sage
Petersburg
House
U. S. Senate
Thomas F. Marshall
Rail line plan cuts through barren territory near Rapid City
A proposed route crosses a rail-free region except at Rapid City. The text mentions towns like Lemmon and Taleyemphie and references local institutions such as the First State Bank of Lemmon and the Lemmon State Herald. It includes stray phrases about typewriter ribbons, juries, and underwriters, suggesting a fragmented OCR copy of a local newspaper item about a railroad proposal and nearby businesses.
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Rapid City
Lemmon
Northern Pacific
Taleyemphie
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Lemmon, South Dakota
Banke
Finch
F. A. Fixes
Dewirr
Logan Berry
G. E. Lemmon
E, Briggs
F. A. Finch
Pioneer Store
Samelson & Comp’y
West Side Main St. Cor. 4Th St
Barton & Beck
the Crry Bakery
The
Fargo
Lemmon Clothing Company
Lemmon Clothing Co
Butte County
Hettinger County
Honyaks
Adams
Hettinger
South Dakota
Union
Clay
Yankton
Bon Homme
Hanson and
McCook
Weill
Neighbor
Butte
Dakota
Tri-State Grain Growers Association
North
Dickinson
N. D
John C. Johns
George E. Lemmon
C. Dele
L. E. Gaffy
Bernie Morse
Pierre
Pennington
Meade and
Stark, Dunn and McKenzie
Wowarrib
Presigens
Howard Akin
Grand River State Bank
Seim
Lemmon State Bank
Lemmon, Ss. 5
Duncan & Harris
Western Lumber & Grain Co
Sattley Plows
Karrows
Ohio
Lenhart
Je Fir State Bank