Local Notes Highlight Family Illnesses And Community Events
W H Turneaure learns via telegram that his brother A K Turneaure is dying of Brights disease in Graettinger Iowa. Rev W M Mair declines a two month state Grange speaking offer. High school program impresses with music and readings as Y M C A travels to Sioux Falls for a Maroons game. Community notices include ball games, a Ford silencer valve, Indian housing bids, births, and church meetings with a busy schedule ahead.
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W. H. Turneaure
Graettinger
A. K. Turneaure
Bright
Mr. Turneaure
W. M. Mair
Congregational Church
State Grange Association
Dorothy Young
Lillian Knowles
One Horse Shay
Fennimore Cooper
Whitney Morris
George Ruth
Lewis Nordby
Courtin
Marcia Ver Valin
Mae Kellogg
Mitchell Y. M.C. A
Sioux Falls
Maroons
Mitchell
Julerson
Smith
Lester
Igh
Potter
Pehrson
A. Townsan
Ford Automobile
Frig htful polar winds harm skin. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve sold
Frightful polar winds blow with force at the far north and rough or chapped hands and lips need Bucklen's Arnica Salve to heal. It helps cold sores burns boils sores ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Only 25 cents at Diehl and Brown.
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Diehl and
Brown
Deputy Marshal Seizes Suspect in White Slave Transport Case
Yankton authorities brought Abel Perry alias George Martin alias O B Mills before U S Commissioner KE White. Charged under the White Slave law with transporting a girl under 18 from Iowa to Nebraska. Captured after a pursuit. bound over to Cedar Rapids Iowa for the next circuit term in $1000. Government action highlights anti trafficking efforts.
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Yankton
S. D
Marshall Jerry Carlton
U. S
KE. T. White
Abel Perry
George Martin
O. B. Mills
Iowa
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids
Lemmon Commercial Club Re-elects Potwin President
The Lemmon Commercial Club in Aberdeen South Dakota re elected Thomas D Potwin editor of the Lemmon Signal as president and chose W G Hossington as first vice president BR D Watt as second vice president W H Doherty as secretary and C R Braught as treasurer.
Need of warships in four months canal completion
President Taft urged building new battleships until the Panama Canal is finished and attacked Democrats for opposing the fleet expansion. He defended his administration and warned against political opponents as he toured New York Newark and Orange with speeches and banquets. A Chicago survey forecast Roosevelt leading at the convention with most delegates from multiple states pledged to him.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
New York
New York City
Lincoln
Republican Club
Newark
Orange
N. J
Retail Dry Goods Association
Graduates’ Club
Virginia
Alaska
Colorado
Republican State Central Committee
United States Army
Panama Canal
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Chicago
Roosevelt
Missouri
Lefi
Georgia
Peto
Ereens
Indiana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
South Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
la Follette
Kingdom of Heaven and early church prophecy in Luke study
A study on Luke iii 1 17 and Matthew Romans Hebrews contrasts John the Baptist Elijah type and the elect church as higher antitype. It traces God’s plan to redeem humanity, the Jewish first focus, then Gentiles, and the future Messianic Kingdom led by Jesus and the glorified Bride. Chicago reports: Jack Johnson case. raid on Johnson’s home and a $5000 necklace seized for smuggling.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
A. B. Rowley
East Third Avenue
Home Missionary Society
Shade
C. W. Gillis
C. Lyman
Charles Holt
John Colteaux
Justice Satterlee
Chief Smith
Can
Jesus
John the Baptist
Kingdom of Heaven
John
House of Sons
God
Satan
Adam
Abraham
Israel
Paul
Elijah
Church
Messiah
Chicago
Secret Service
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt Dominates Minnesota Republican Poll Split By District
The Journal’s Minnesota presidential poll shows Theodore Roosevelt leading with about 40 percent of the vote, La Follette second, Taft third, and Wilson top among Democrats. Total votes surpass 10,000 across districts. Roosevelt leads in every district except the seventh.
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Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Journal
Minnesota
Theodore Roosevelt
la Vollette
Taft
Wilson
la Follette
Hennepin County
Jie
Bryan
Harmon
Champ Clark
Taft Feet
Cummins
G.ark
Iryan Seea
Folk
Debs
Reform of courts urged by Crawford
United States Senator Crawford of South Dakota urged reform of civil and criminal procedure in a speech to the Abraham Lincoln association in Jersey City. He backed independence of the judiciary but criticized inferior federal courts and proposed six to ten year terms for judges in intermediate and lower courts. He questioned the establishment of new courts of customs commerce and patents and warned against delaying justice in pursuing reforms.
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Jersey City
N. J
United States
Crawford
South Dakota
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Turmoil over Taft nominee Nagel to Supreme Court
Washington reports President Taft faced a dilemma over appointing Secretary Nagel after pressure from Prohibitionists and progressives. They accuse Nagel of brewery ties and Standard Oil links, challenging his suitability while supporters tout his Missouri legal work and cabinet role.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Supraéame Court
Taft
W. C. Hook
Adams
Jong
Nagel
Missouri
Hook
Anvil
St. Louis
Missourian
Angel
Senate
Nigel
Progressives
Standard Oil Connection
Waters
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard of! Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Blood Remedy
A historical ad claims catarrh is incurable by local means and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous surface medicine, prescribed by physicians, claiming to cure catarrh through a tonic and blood-directed formula.
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Congress
Hall
Tedumonimm
J. Cheney & CO
Prova
Toledo Ohio
Arate E Hall
Pds
Consti
Pation
Drugaiste
Prité
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Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Corn Palace
J. H. Scriven
The
Republican
Rosebud
Rosebud, S. D
FE. J. Sherwood
Eli. W. Hathaway
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hoagland
Vermillion
Viborg
Hudson
Noble & Son
Educator Co
Noble
O. A. Bates
Post Office
Pete Gellos
Redfield
Mr. Gellos
Ms. H. JR. Kibbee
Wm. M. Smit
Jeannette
R. R. Keck
Wessington Springs
Keck
Western Motor Co
Rube
Furehner
Plankinton
Youngstown
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Wild
Lamme
McClinton
Adjutant Peers
Lieutenant Madison
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Pierre
Army
Peers
Madison
Ge W. &. Rathbun
Royal Insurance Co
G. KF
Kleineau
San Francisco
John VP. Carlson
Morris
Bloomington
Ill
Morris Carlson
Michel “Thursland
Geo. I. Foster
Devy
Main Street
Emsley
Verna Brown
Loudenbach
Glen Hopkins
White Lake
Mr. Hinckley
Lemmon Commercial Club
Col. Roosevelt
Bible Bible
Pinal
LA Rollette
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Co
Mt Roosevelt
la Vollette Setabhers
H Wilson
Clark
Bryan & Os
Cummins Ete Ees
V. Harmon
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