Republican State Ticket Presented With Full Slate
The list names United States Senator Robert J. Gamble from Yankton and Governor Coe I Crawford of Huron among the Republican nominees. It includes Congressmen Philo Hail of Brookings and W H Parker of Deadwood, plus officials such as Lieutenant Governor H C Shober of Highmore and Secretary of State D D Wipf of Olivet. Other statewide posts feature Auditor John Herning, Treasurer H H Cassill, Superintendent Hans A Astrud, Attorney General S W Clark, Commissioner of School and Public Lands O Dokken, and Railroad Commissioner George Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
I. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hail
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
HH. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Dokken
Duel County
George Rice
Flandreau
President Urges Federal Meat Inspection Policy
The Chicago stock yards report prompts the president to push thoroughgoing federal inspection of all stock yards and packing houses and their interstate and foreign products. The findings stress public health safeguards, with emphasis on nationwide and world food supply implications and the need for official certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Congress
Chicago
Missouri River
The Neglect of States in Regulation
A Washington Post critique argues that most corporate wrongs stem from state failure to exercise powers. It blames state legislatures for allowing railroad, coal, meat, and restraint-of-trade groups to prosper, noting elections that yielded compliant representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Coal Combine
Standard 01 Trust
Law and Reform in State Legislatures Across the Nation
The text argues that state legislatures have long sold legislative favors to corporations and bribes. It notes Chicago aldermen countered such actions to protect public safety. It then cites Missouri New York and Pennsylvania as examples and suggests Congress may regulate interstate commerce to curb state malfeasance, referencing the 1887 Interstate Commerce Act and court limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
Missouri
New York
Pennsylvania
Congress
Court For
Last Resorts
Republican convention settles in with new machine control
The Huron Huronite praises the state GOP convention for orderly proceedings despite past opposition to Coe S Crawford. It notes old machine factions split, loyalty to the new machine grows, and Charles H Burker’s defeat. The platform advocates a state wide primary law, U S senator by popular vote, anti-pass and anti trust positions. both ticket and platform win broad GOP support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe S. Crawford
Crawford
Jim Haliiott
Robert J. Gambie
Philo Hall
Imachine
Charles H. Burker
Congress
United States
Surprise farewell for Rev and Mrs Greene in Mitchell
A surprise gathering was held Friday at the Gassem home to honor Rev E W Greene and his wife as they prepare to depart Mitchell. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union presented Mrs Greene with Mitchell souvenir spoons to show appreciation for her service and support.
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E. W. Greene
O. E. Gassem
Tobey Announces Candidacy for Register of Deeds
W. K. Tobey announces his candidacy for Davison county Register of Deeds at the request of friends, subject to the Republican county convention.
National Commander to Speak in Mitchell June 22
Commander Woleemuth has induced Corporal James Tanner national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic to Mitchell for the encampment closure at Yankton. He will deliver an address Friday evening June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woleemuth
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Mitchell
Yankton
Local notes from Etbkan and nearby towns
Mrs Tra Cutts and Mrs Bracha drove to Mitchell. Frank Cole expected home from Brookings. Sick lists include Mrs Albert Smith and infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Stopfer with whooping cough. Miss Tillie Schieckh, recovered from diphtheria, now ill with whooping cough. others visiting, traveling, and meetings noted. Fourth of July celebration planning discussed and rural mail routes inspected as meeting adjourned.
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Tra Cutts
Bracha
Mitchell
Frank Cole
Brookings
Albert Smith
Henry Stopfer
Tillie Schieckh
Ottman
Cole
Parkston
Lloyd McKeef
John Craig
Plankinton
Charley Smith
Dora Gunn
Scotland
Presho
J. B. Donahue
Wolsey
Leadle County
Ladies Aid Society
S. J. Wilson
Johnson
Letterstrom
Ethan
Tobey’s Hall
M. Clarke
Clinton
Iowa
Than
Chas. Morse
Vermont
Emma Tobey
Lillie Porteous
Annie Clement
Pat
Emery
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promises Cure
An 19th century style ad claims Wall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages, a constitutional treatment taken internally. The text offers a $100 pledge for any failure to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. Product sold by druggists for 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Wall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Minnesota Lakes Summer Recreation Booklet Notes
Attractive illustrated summer booklet promotes recreation in Lake Park Region Minnesota. Describes boating hunting fishing and lake pleasures. Free on request to A. M. Cleland General Passenger Agent Northern Pacific Railway St. Paul Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
Minnesota
A. M. Cleland
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Simple mail carrier signals for boxes required
A brief note describes a simple device to show when carriers have passed and mail is collectible. Carriers should lower signals after collections if no mail remains and display signals when delivering mail unless patrons opt out.
Wonderland 1906 travel guide from Northern Pacific Railway
The annual Passenger Department publication highlights Yellow Stone National Park called Wonderland of the World, the Columbia River Region, Puget Sound Country, and Alaska. It offers planning information for summer trips and costs six cents postage. Send requests to A M Cleland, General Passenger Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, St Paul, Minnesota.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone National Park
Columbia River
Great Puget Sound
Alaska
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul
Mien
Rural patrons must display signals on mail boxes
On and after July 1 1906 rural delivery patrons must show signals on their mail boxes for carriers to collect mail. Carriers will not open boxes without signals or mail at those boxes, and patrons without signals must attach them to continue delivery service.
Tama Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination for Legislature
J. M. Erion announces Tama as a candidate for the legislature nomination, pending decision by delegates at the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
J. M. Erion
Bayley Sells Residence on Sixth Avenue to Mrs Mason
Bayley disposed of his residence at the end of Sixth Avenue east to Mrs. Mary Mason for 1600 dollars. The sale was effected by W B Rowley & Co.
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Bayley
Sixth Avenue
Mary Mason
W. B. Rowley & Co
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Official
Rev
Mrs. Greene
Minnesota Lakes
Debege
American Hosiery Co
Soc
Raresaa
Beda
Uae Vs
D. H. Butterfield
Mitchell’s
Wonderland
S.S.S
C CO
Atlanta
Malcolm Emory Nichols
Essex Building
East 6Th Street
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