Mitch. marshal and wife host in Washington
Beth Bullock United States marshal and wife spent weeks in Washington visiting President Roosevelt and Waite House. Bullock praised South Dakota senator Kittredge calling him high ranking and in touch with Taft, noting Taft’s probable nomination and election, urging Kittredge’s return to the Senate for Roosevelt era alignment.
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Beth Bullock
United States
Washington
Deadwood
Capt. Bullock
Roosevelt
Waite House
Senator Kittredge
Senate
Bullock
Sioux City Journal
Kittredge
South Dakota
Taft
White House
James Wilson
Kittledge
Reform rhetoric contrasts with insurgent primary stance
The piece critiques Governor Crawford’s shift from reform promises to actively backing a U.S. Senate run as a means of revenge against Senator Kittredge. It questions his commitment to a primary law and suggests insurgent leaders will revert to traditional caucus methods, undermining their reform platform.
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Doe I. Crawford
South Dakota
Crawford
United States
Kittredge
United States Senate
Willy
Iis
Wind
Mr. Veasey
Vessey Campaign Aims at Bankers Tax Change
The machine candidate Vessey, a banker and speculator, argues bankers are taxed too high and farmers too low. If elected governor, he would enable higher farmer taxes. Farmers real estate owners and merchants warned against voting for Vessey or the Crawford ticket to avoid renewed burdens.
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Walker
Vessey
Crawford Ring
Nelsons and town notes for Ethan Iowa community
Mrs. Jonas Nelson and Howard visit Rock Rapids Iowa before trimming lessons for spring trade. Jonas Nelson decorates Gus Strand’s house as August Bauer prepares to move in. The Ethan brass band rehearses for a Tobey’s hall concert January 22 with a linked play and dance to raise funds for new uniforms. Roy Quatkout starts at Tyler schoolhouse Prosper township on January 13 after Devers resigns.
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Ethan
Jonas Nelson
Howard
Mrs. Nelson
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Gus Strand
August Bauer
Tobey’s Hall
Roy Quatkout
Tyler
Prosper Township
Devers
Lee Brown
Mitchell
Malinda Hanson
J. W. Tyler
J. W. Ottmanas
Stoneburner
Mary Carlow
Revival meetings drive strong turnout in Loomis
Rev C M Keeler preaches daily to a sizable Loomis audience as residents Eugene Comstock and John Brown ship a carload of fat cattle to Sioux City this week. Local sickness rises and Jean Ware’s mother returns home to Charles City after visiting her son.
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Eugene Comstock
John Brown
Sioux City
Jean Ware
Charles
Riverside Community Notes Highlight Local Movements
Riverside records a flurry of small events from Jan 16 including residents traveling between towns, a finger injury to Albert Otterson, church and school activities, social gatherings hosted by the Sanders Kjelmyr, and plans for a new restaurant by L. M. Carson in a building by Wm. Koch. Dolye Netzer’s marriage to Perry M. Laub is announced. The Garden Prairie Riverside school debate ends two to one in favor of Garden Prairie.
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Riverside
J. H. Creichton
Mitchell
John Tromwsland
Fulton
Albert Otterson
Estar Lerri
Katherine McGivern
Grace Greenacre
S. Kjelmyr
Bridgewater
Jobn Martha
Hubbard & Palmer Co
Sanders Kjelmyr
L. M. Carson
Carson
Wm. Koch
Garden Prairie School
A Man's Duty to Wife and Life Insurance
The piece argues wives do not earn salaries and rely on husbands for support and protection. It warns many men neglect future needs, noting the law may grant a share only if an estate exists. It advocates life insurance as a definite, reliable provision for a faithful wife.
Impossible Paragraphs And Town Gossip In A Southern Paper
A satirical quip shows a publisher sending three turkeys to a new author and a poet’s automobile accident involving relatives in an ox-cart. The piece notes a local man with ten barrels of Kentuck XXX unused in a cellar for ten years.
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Atlanta Constitution
Annual Meetings Elect Bank Officers and Move to New Building
Mitch e11 National bank stockholders elect Wm. M. Smith president EB. J. Quigley vice president M. F. Patton cashier C. A. Davison assistant cashier J. J. Lahey assistant cashier. First National names O. L. Branson president J. S. Nyuniels vice president L. J. Welch cashier Ray L. Branson assistant cashier. Western National to hold meetings after moving into new building.
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Mitche11 National Bank
Wm. M. Smith
EB. J. Quigley
M. FF. Patton
C. A. Davison
J. J. Lahey
O. L. Branson
J. S. Nyuniels
L. J. Welch
Ray L. Branson
C. A. Wilson
First National
Western National
Death of a Pioneer John Chamberlain of Bath
John Chamberlain a Bath Brown county pioneer died suddenly in Tacoma Washington at 76 on Jan 9 after traveling to the coast for a visit. He owned a 500 acre farm the finest in Brown county and is survived by his wife who died in 1904. His estate may benefit Dakota Wesleyan University and local church benevolent societies. His body will arrive tomorrow and funeral is Friday in Bath with Rev FE Norton officiating.
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Charlie Smith
Dora Gunn
Kadoka
Ethan
Miss Gunn
Ethan School
Douglas Coyne
Laura Anderson
Bruce Morgan
Stephen Judge
Grover Harvey
Myrtle Fawcett
Worthen
John McCrary
Parkston
Stephen Judge Farm
Oathout
Ethan Cemetery
Rev. Jones
Yndall
Anti- Sation League
M. E
Lora Oathout
Vermillion
Workington
Mino
Myrtle Tobin
J. W. Tyler
Terpenning
Chamberlain
Geo. Eastman
Charlie Lewis
Plankinton
Ben
Fred Sheeder
Kennebec
W. W. Jones
John Chamberlain
Bath
Brown County
Y. A. Warren
Tacoma
Washington
Dakota Wesleyan University
Church Benevolent Societies
FE. J. Norton
Mighty Toll of Accidents in a Year
New York Tribune reports 1907 saw 35,612 deaths and 22,307 serious injuries from accidents, with total casualties reaching 657,919. Most deaths occurred in the United States due to earthquakes, landslides, and tidal waves, with mine disasters and explosions second. December alone accounted for over a quarter of yearly deaths as investigations point to worker carelessness and lamp-related hazards in danger zones.
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New York ‘Tribune
United States
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John Tyler
Arthur Drake
J. P. Shaw
Shaw
Elmer Allen
W.ll Allen
Loomis
Roy Perry
Will Clark
A. Darmer
Fred Halshire
Mitchel
Homer Erion
Hall Slytor
Thomas Mernaugh
Litcher
S. M. Cripen
Geo. Ayers
Ruth Cripven
Letcher Srnday
Mlhan
C. M. Keeler
Wavihrs Idr
Want
Annual Meeting OF Banks
Estern
Morris Mills
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Canada
Saskatchewan
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