Convention Dates Stir National Republicans
Chicago June 18 set as convention date with Taft allies controlling arrangements. Ohio delegation battles over primary selection. Roosevelt sentiment grows amid party power shifts. Descriptions note Hitchcock and Hilles clash, New of Indiana to lead arrangements, and party factions maneuver ahead of the nominating convention.
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Sanborn County Treasurer Loses Appeal in Supreme Court
A Sanborn County former treasurer failed to win a Supreme Court appeal over attempting to claim a commission on funds from court house bond sales. The court sustained the lower ruling, while other cases in the session were affirmed or reversed. The report notes court buildings under construction in multiple counties and party ties to the state treasurer association.
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Large Funeral for Chauncey Wood in City
In a vast turnout, one of the largest funeral gatherings paid last respects to Chauncey Wood former governor candidate in 1910 at Deadthicis auditor. The procession and service drew officials and citizens in a solemn tribute to the notable figure.
Algona Case Involving Illinois Rape Suspect Delayed
Proceedings before Judge A. B. Taylor in Algona center on C. R. Miller, accused of rape in Illinois three years ago and believed living in Algona. Authorities tracked him a week ago. the case has stalled as state papers await signature from the lieutenant governor amid Gov. Vessey’s absence with a governors' special. A two day postponement is granted.
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Famine Predicted in Faith Over Coal and Provisions
Famine warned by A C Campbell fresh from Marcus as Faith along the Milwaukee line faces coal grain and hay shortages. Only two loads of coal remain and travelers report trains arriving daily promises unkept. Residents forced to spend scarce funds to clear drifts and risk hunger.
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Huron to Host Taft Rally in January
Huron will host the state Taft rally likely between January 1 and 5. E. J. Abel, local Taft club resident and Lt Governor candidate, said preparations begin with mailings and a speaker of notable repute expected, though none confirmed yet.
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Old Reliable Shoe Store Promises Holiday Footwear Deals
A long standing corner shop advertises a wide range of footwear for men women and children. It touts durable top shoes waterproof leather and buckled styles with prices from 3 to 5 dollars and promotes Christmas gift purchases.
Church and Labor Unions Discuss Capital and Labor
Reverend W Mair, pastor of the Congregational church, spoke on the capital labor conflict tracing biblical roots from David and Nabal to modern wages. He urged cooperation over strikes, criticized luxury wealth contrasts, and called for fair shares, church guidance, and harmony between labor and capital.
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Boy's Skeleton Found in Slough Near Milbank
A fifteen year old, Walte Jones, vanished a year ago after being left at home alone on a farm near Milbank. His nude skeleton was found by two children in a slough about 600 feet from Matt Siguty’s residence, solving the case. A separate note: C N Metvlne returns from Chicago with Western Fair Association to set fall fair dates, announcing South Dakota state fair starts Monday September __, following Minnesota and Nebraska fairs and preceding the Interstate Livestock show at Sioux City.
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Promoter Brings 1500-Pound Buffalo Carcass to Town Exhibition
Aberdeen promoter Robert Just returns from Faith South Dakota after killing a stray outlaw buffalo from the Scotty Philip herd near Faith. The 1500-pound carcass is displayed at the local meat market for public viewing.
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The Varsity Serves Drinks Oysters and Dainty Lunches
The Varsity cafe offers hot drinks and oysters with a variety of dainty lunches. A new stock of home goods accompanies the refreshed menu and service.
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Incomplete OCR Snippet Mentions Quality Cigar Choice
Fragmentary text references an Indianapolis expert promoting best quality and service. Limited readable names and phrases suggest a filler ad or ad-like snippet discussing cigars and lunch options with unclear context.
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Commerceal Club elects officers in Redfield state
Redfield S D Cresbeard joined the commercial club projects in the state by electing officers. President F Forsyth secretary and treasurer Pie W Loomis publicity F C Mark. A smoker is planned for Dec 10 to draw every business man to support the club.
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Northern Construction Company wins Huron postoffice contract
The Milwaukee firm is awarded the contract for the Huron postoffice building. Work will start early spring. The bid amount is 95,883 dollars. Congress allotted 1,000 dollars for the project after initial bids exceeded the appropriation.
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