Redfield convention pits Loucks against Warne for chair
In Redfield the Independent party split over permanent chairman with Loucks and Dr. Warne as contenders. Loucks led on roll call 436 to 186, Warne disputed the vote, and Warne withdrew his motion to unanimous acclaim amid a noisy dispute.
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Redfield
Loucks
Johnnie Pease
Davison County
Doc Warne
Redfield Journal
Neck O’ the Woods
Warne
H. W. Smith
H. L. Loucks
Dr. Warne
Mitchell
J. IX. Johnson
W. B. Broadbent
R. R. Saul
Pease
Congress
Ele
Blanson County
Capt
J. R. Lowe
State Alliance
Cleveland
Deadlock in South Dakota at National Committee vote
Returning Chicago delegates recount a long deadlock over the South Dakota national committeeman. The Yankton result resembled a draw, with Van Ips and Tripp factions. Woods emerged as compromise but voting shifted, leaving Woods favored by Tripp and Van Ips backing Carland or Mullin. Wisconsin-like division hints Wickham may seek governor nomination.
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Chicago
South Dakota
National Committee
Yankton
Chi |Ecavo
van Ips
Tripp
Lawler
Taylor
van Ps
Black Hills
James Woods
Rapid City
Woods
Flick
Wickhem
Couchman
Bowler
Lick
Carland
Sioux Falls
Mullin
Steele
Wickham
Syrup of Figs advertised as cleansing remedy
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, prompt remedy for kidneys and bowels that also dispels fevers and headaches while curing habitual constipation. It claims wide popularity, healthful ingredients, and availability in 50c and 1 bottles through leading druggists with assurances against substitutes.
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California
San Francisco
Gal
Hollisville
Kew
York
World’s Fair Souvenir Offered With Subscriptions
The Mitchell Printing Co offers a 260 page cloth bound World’s Pair Souvenir with Chicago 1893 content as a free gift to subscribers paying in advance. Eligible DAILY Republican, Sunday Republican, and Weekly Capital subscribers receive a copy with specified advance payments. Call at the office to inspect the volume.
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Mitchell Printing Co
Chicago
Daily Republican
Layman Congress to Meet at Lake Madison in 1892
The second annual South Dakota layman's congress will convene with the Chautauqua at Lake Madison July 9 to 11, 1892. Lay church members are urged to send delegates from every church and pastors may attend. railroad reduced rates are requested. The Plank The Plankinton Standard reports a storm in Plankinton that caused about $15,000 in damage and spurred rebuilding.
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DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Cor
Third St
Second Ave
South
Minneapolis, Minn
Layman's Congress
South Dakota
Chautauqua Assembly
Lake Madison
A Nursemaid’s Trust in German Syrup for Children
A Victorian advert extols Bo schee's German Syrup as a reliable child’s medicine. It promises safety, ease of use, pleasant taste, quick relief, gentle action in moderate doses, and no harm to appetite or spirits, marking it a favored family remedy for colds and croup.
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Stinson
Capital Woolen Mills
Sanden
Aseenso
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin’s Drug
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison Co
Fidelity Loan and Trust
Phuntit
Paul E. Page
C. W. Davis
A. D
Sperry Dwight, Sherif
Davison
S. EE
S. D
A. E. Lvrencock
Sperry Owi
Sheriif
Mitchell Capital
Kelly
Jones
McParland
Phillips
Hassell
Abbott
Ocala
St. Louis
Abe van Osdel
Yankton County
Col. Price
Republican Party
Yers Ant
Lardner
Senate
Capt. Curtis
Kimball
Chaiman
Alexandria Herald
Father Huire
Vesuvius
Madison
Harrison
Indiana
West Virginia
New York
Connecticut
E. B. van Alstine’s
Garry
Lowe
South Dakota Farmers Alliance
Mr. Reed
J. R. Locke
Plinkinton
I. J. Meyer
Aberdeen
Arthur Lawrence
H.W. Smith
J. Hoffman
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
A. W. Gleason
Sha Li
Hall
Crenny & Co
Tie
Syaur
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