Trade talk on Philippine sugar and tobacco duties
Secretary Taft notes limited US trade with the Philippines as 1907 exports total 8,648,000 and imports are far smaller. Sugar and tobacco figures show low purchases from islanders while hemp is duty free. Calls Congress to lower duties to boost native purchases and reduce standputism. Local notices report residents Ethan and Mitchell events including smallpox case and birthday celebration.
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Record-Herald
Taft
Phillippine Archipelago
United States
Central America
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Santo Domingo
Philippines
America
Congress
Milbank Criticism Sparks Ediorial Exchange Over Superintendent Hopefuls
The Artesian Commonwealth defends Hanns Ustrud against Milbank writer criticism and questions Milbank connections to ex-assistant superintendent ftumer. The piece alleges misrepresentation by the Milbank writer and notes Ramer’s nonresidence in Milbank while being linked to the superintendent race.
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Artesian Commonwealth
Milbank
Hanns Ustrud
Ustrud
The
Commonwealth
Ftumer
Ramer
Crawford seen poised to challenge Kittredge for Senate
Washington dispatch notes South Dakota politics show Governor Coe I. Crawford gaining strength against Senator A B Kittredge. Democratic press coverage from the Sioux City Tribune and the Dakotan is cited to illustrate the campaign mood, though local weight of such reports is questioned.
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Washington
A. B. Kittredge
South Dakota
Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Coe I. Crawford
Kittredge
Pierre Makotan
Crawford
United States Senate
Washington Dispatch
Associated Press
Sioux City Tribune
Tribune
J- C. Welliver
The
Dakotan
Dabler Roney Wedding And Local Social Busy Scene
Ethan town notes report the Dabler Roney wedding at the bride’s parents home with Rev F B Stahl officiating and a large local attendance. Mrs Neil Weepie elected vice president at Ladies Ala. a surprise party for the Weepies with prizes and refreshments is described. Other items include a Mitchell trip for several, Mrs Stoneburner’s son returning home, and townsfolk visiting or vacationing.
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Ethan
Thomas Dabler
Mitchell
Ala
C. F. Drake
Neil Weepie
F. EB. Stahl
May Dabler
Gus Roney
Jonas Nelson
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Miss May Dabler
Henry Stopfer
S. C. Oatbout
Bessie Brachan
Paul Blackman
Charlie Trow
Local Notes From Loomis and Surrounding Homes
Jan 9 Loomis notes report Mrs A M Raffenberg and children visiting relatives in town and Joe Gilfillan Jr returning from Beresford to see his family. Various visits to J F E Clark house, birthday party for Willie Comstock, teacher Bert Pooley injured but improving, S M Crippen visiting Letcher, revival meetings by Rev F E Keeler, James Gilfillan visiting Sioux City, Ladies Missionary Society meeting set for Jan 15, and other short social items.
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Loomis
A. M. Raffenberg
Canada
C. C. Young
Joe Gliltillan, Jr
Beresford
Waren Green
Clark
Charley Smith
Harvie Doyle
J. F E. Clark
Letcher
Sarah Comstock
Willie
Bert Pooley
BE. D. Watkins School
Joe Gilfillan
Ladies Missionary Soccety
J P. Shaw
Sainrs
Erma Raffahery
Childes
F. J. Smith
Loomis School Members Visit A. E. Pascoe Home
Ross Barker and Geo Hans and Sam Webber and his wife of Mitchell visited Friday at the home of A. E. Pascoe.
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Loomis School
Ross Barker
Geo. Hans
Sam Webber
Mitchel
A. E F. Pascoe
Riverside Notes Include Attends School and Visits
Albert Otterson helps J L Tromsland in the blacksmith shop. Harry Albee starts at Boyle's Business College in Mitchell. Miss Lillian Wallis resumes studies at D W U. Andrew Loifswold business trip to Alexandria. Mrs White of Miteled visits daughter Mrs HH Woo. John Wjomslind visits Mitchell. Chas Greenlcre returns east to sister Mrs S jeriu. Lloyd Wallis trips to Karwell. S M Granver of Hubbard Palmer Co. visits. Families of Wallis and Murtha spend evening with Amos Albee. Schoolhouse debate Friday evening with 10 cent admission for the school.
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Riverside
Albert Otterson
J. L. Tromsland
Harry Albee
Boyle’s Business College
Mitchell
Lillian Wallis
Andrew Loifswold
Alexandria
White
Miteled
HH. Woo
Wriday
John Wjomslind
Chas. Greenlcre
Ben
Jeriu
Lloyd Wallis
Karwell
S. M. Granver
Hubbard & Palmer Co
J. F. Wallis
John Murtha
Amos Albee
Flollis Ters Rocky Mountain Tea Endorsed for 30 Years
An advertisement asserts Flollis ters Rocky Mountain Tea as a lifelong remedy said to reach the root of disease and strengthen the body. It claims the tea and tablets have passed the severest tests for thirty years and are sold by Seallin Bros at 35 cents.
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Seallin Bros
Public Auction on Farm Near Mitchell Details Goods and Stock
A public auction will be held on the farm six miles north and two miles west of Mitchell in Perry township on Tuesday January 14 starting at 10 30 a m. The sale includes five head of horses cattle various equipment and harness. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash for $10 or less. instalments after $10 with 10 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount on sums over $10. Auctioneer H B Kirkendall. Clerk M F Patton. Proprietor A Darmer.
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Mitchell
Vna Perry Township
Kirkendall
M. F. Patton
A. Darmer
Wireless telephone showcased at convention tour
The Dakota Central Telephone Co. president J L W Zeitlow displayed a wireless telephone at the city convention. Zeitlow found the device in Vienna and brought it home as the first of its kind in the country. The wireless is in room 20 at the Widmann hotel for observers.
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J. L. W. Zeitlow
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Aberdeen
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Widmann Hotel
Temperance fears edge into New York Times editorials
A collection of satirical editorial lines contrasts temperance worries with a reunion plan for 1907 automobile survivors. The quips reference Luther Burbank, a thornless cactus, and jokes about telephone girl counts and city directories, skewering urban progress and misprints.
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New York
Washington Times
New York American
Luther Burbank
Manchester Union
Louisville Courier-Journal
Chicago
Berlin
Kan-sas City Star
South Dakota Board Examines Physicians for State Licenses
The South Dakota Board of Medical Examiners conducts a state examination session in this city for physicians seeking licensure. The large candidate class includes W A Bates Mansfield W Mickford Head J A Bruner Hecla C D Berns Sioux City and others. Reciprocal state certificates are no longer accepted, effective July, forcing all applicants to pass the state exam. The board aims to complete its work by Thursday evening with members Cotton president McNutt secretary Jill Graves Walsh Mowe and Freyberg.
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South Dakota
N. M
University Notes Highlight Trustee Visit and Student Moves
Hon G C Kennedy of Canton visited the college Wednesday as a trustee representative. Geo Minty returns to school after a year and a half away. Roy Van Alstine plans to enroll at the state university next year. Lars Grinager, a former D W student, travels from Lisbon and Alpena while in the state university law program. Debating League elects James Dobson Cook Graham Evans John Dobson Fred Smith to oppose Hamline and Carleton. Hamline has yet to submit a proposal. Ira Schuler forms a new boarding club with 25 members at McCurdy's, the fourth in the campus.
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GC. K. Kennedy
Canton
D. W
Geo. Minty
Lars Grinager
The
State University
Lisbon
N. D
Alpena
Ira Schuler
McCurdy’s
Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Relief for Mitchell Worker
James Duncan of Mitchell South Dakota recounts years of heavy labor and constant bending harming his kidneys. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Diehl & Brown's Drug Store with ending his backaches and improving his ability to perform heavy work, noting Foster Milburn Co as sole U S agents.
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Mitchell
Dean
James
Duncan
W. Second St
Mitchell, S. D
Tdoan
Diehl & Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Chapel seating changes elevate seniors juniors and faculty
A chapel platform extension allows seniors and juniors to occupy seats of honor beside faculty members, with the board noting good value for members at about two dollars per person.
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Ace
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Reported
Market bulletin lists grain prices with Wheat No 1 at 92 cents No 2 at 90 cents No 4 at 77 cents and rejected 69 cents Flax 92 cents Oats 39 cents Corn 41 cents Barley 70 cents Rye 60 cents.
Your Lot Could Fetch Double With a Quick Want Ad
A witty want ad hints that property owners may discover buyers who value their land at twice the owner’s estimate. The message urges listing the lot for sale to attract higher offers.
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Conrad Schurz
Tom Marshall
A. Dales
J.j.chilingen
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P. Navin
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Twin & Gormley
J. W. Birg
Pautch Bros
Hamm Brewing Cor
Theo Hamm
John Gund
Jacob Bujer Gee
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