Butterworth bill and farming politics clash in Dakota notes
A long extract reviews the Butterworth bill against option gambling in grains, farmer interests in sheep, and editorials on press exemptions from jury duty. It cites South Dakota figures and Midwest papers, warning about Democratic influence on farmers, party shifts, and upcoming Mitchell gathering to energize Republican farming support.
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Pinkham
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Missouri
South Dakota
The
Sioux City Journal
Northwest
Congress
Solid South
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Alliance talk and ticket prospects from Bijou Hills
Capt J R Lowe of Bijou Hills arrives from Luzon and discusses the alliance situation. He says the near date of the state convention influenced delaying a ticket and notes uneven county representation. A state central office in Lu ton plans outreach before the November election. Don C Needham sees the alliance nearing collapse unless reform occurs, while favoring Republican alignment.
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J. R. Lowe
Bijou Ilills
Alliance
Saturay
Luzon
Lowe
Mr. Lowe
The
State Central Committee
Luton
Don C. Needham
Reprus- Lican
Platform Adopted by South Dakota Farmers Alliance
Delegates of the South Dakota Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor adopt the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union platform as their own. They demand government issued currency, cost railway telegraph and telephone service, free silver coinage, secret voting, strict economy, and to curb alien land ownership with congressional action to reclaim alien owned lands.
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State Alliance
Huron
South Dakota Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
National Farmers -Alliance and Industrial Union
St. Louis
State Alliance of
South Dakota
Congress
Kensington textile workers push for lower raw material duties
Amid a wave of labor unrest over the McKinley bill Kensington textile workers demonstrate for reduced duties on raw materials, signaling a permanent shift away from strong protection. Reports cover political chatter in Sioux Lalln and hotel news as local business moves shift with new management and crop-damage updates from farmers in several counties.
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Kensington
Philadelphia
Prospects Pleasing Says Bentley Visit
Reverend E N Bentley of Herman Illinois and property owner Mitchell, visiting with James S Foster, praises the state's crop prospects as better than Iowa. Cal. Fig Syrup company disclaims any claims beyond gentle kidney liver and bowels cleansing and asserts no bottle guarantees.
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E. N. Bentley
Herman, Irls
Cal. Fig Syrup Company
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills Discovery Promises Relief
An important discovery the pills act on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves They speedily cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation Splendid for men women and children Smallest mildest surest 30 doges for 25 cents Samples free at L O Gale's the druggist.
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L. O. Gale
Castoria Names Across Life Stages
An advertisement style reminiscence notes Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to adulthood for namesake and family use, highlighting its lifelong association with care. The piece evokes a nostalgic lineage from baby to grandchildren, underscoring Castoria as a familiar household product.
A Boon to Wives Mothers Friend Endorsement
Mrs C Melburne of Iowa praises Mothers Friend as a boon to wives facing childbirth and urges other mothers to obtain father particulars from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta and S&S H Scallin to purchase the product.
Electric Bitters Endorsements Pour In From Pharmacists
W D Sult of Bippus Indiana testifies the remedy gives relief in every case and a rheumatism cure after ten years. Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio calls Electric Bitters the best selling medicine in twenty years. Thousands affirm the cure claims for liver kidney and blood diseases. Only fifty cents a bottle at Scallin's drug store.
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W. D. Sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Scallin’s
Bludbilder Blood Remedy Offer and Local Distributors
Bludbilder is a concentrated vegetable extract tonic claimed to renew and enrich the blood and strengthen the body. It is advertised as treatment for scrofulous complaints, eruptions, rheumatism, and other blood-poisoning disorders, sold by T W Cole & Co of Black River Falls Wisconsin and by H W Spartan Drugist in Missbel 8 D. Prices listed are 1 dollar for a bottle and six for five dollars.
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T W.cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Spartan
Fortunate Woman Credits Heart Cure for 20 Years’ Relief
Mrs. Mary L. Baker of Ovid Michigan suffered heart disease for years with breathlessness pain and faintness. After two bottles of Dr Miles New Heart Cure she reports dramatic improvement in health and vision and urges others with heart trouble to try the remedy. L O Gale a local druggist guarantees and recommends it. Dr Miles work on heart disease with testimonials is offered free.
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Mary L. Baker
Ovid
Mich
Dr. Miles
L. O.gale
Miles
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