South Dakota Gubernatorial Fight Centers on Crawford
Special correspondence notes rising interest in South Dakota politics over Coe Crawford’s bid for the Republican nomination for governor. The piece outlines Crawford’s career, past criticisms, and potential paths to the United States Senate, while detailing rival maneuvers including Frank Morris’s candidacy and a plan to use state assets to fund a new capitol. It also sketches the Pierre Mitchell campaign clash with humorous buffalo hunt satire and ongoing political ironies.
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Sioux Walls
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Coe 1
Crawford
Publica
Tie
Taylor
Wr. Crawford
Congress
Gan Ble
United States
Senate
Gamble
Woo
Kyle
A. BR. Kittredge
United States Senate
Senator Gamble
Herreid
Martin
Frank Morris
Huron
Morris
Ailies
Surveyor General
Pierre Ree
Scotty Phillips
Osbon
Howard Spirit
State House
Pierre
Mitchell
Sutherland and Ayers
Mr. Bras
Democratic Activity Stimulates State Politicking
A Democratic interest is shown in politics as Maris Taylor, the national committeeman, leaves the state. A successor may be appointed among B. U W. Lieo of Sioux Falls, FS. Johnson of Armour, and dubo bowler of Geoton. A movement seeks a Hearse delegation for president if Bewist withdraws from his state.
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Maris Taylor
B. U W. Lieo
Sioux Walls
FS. Johnson
Armour
Dubo Bowler
Geoton
W. R. Hearse
Bewist
Capitel Campaign Faces Capital Fight in Legislature
The report details a capital relocation dispute with Mitchell supporters leveraging a planned granite building project. Aberdeen News backs Merre Me, while MelLecod argues resubmission delays due to unsafe records in an inflammable frame building. Pierre papers approve McLeod’s stance.
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Mitchell
Aberdeen News
Merre
MelLecod
Legislture
Pierre
McLeod
City Schools Urge Parental Aid for Struggling Pupils
The fall term is half complete and teachers report satisfactory work overall but urge parents to help three groups of pupils: habitual tardiness, unexcused absences, and evenings spent idly on the streets. Mathematics demands steady start. compulsory education law requires attendance for ages eight to fourteen in the first three months and for older youths year round unless in honorable work. A West Side School telephone policy requires name recording to curb abuse. noncompliance will result in hang up and recorded reply.
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Board of Education
West Side
I. H. Hoff
Dr Thomas Ecleetzic 0 Promises Fast Croup Cure
Advertises a home remedy claiming to save hundreds of lives yearly by having Dr Thomas Ecleetzic 0 in the house for immediate aid. Claims it cures croup and heals burns cuts and wounds of every sort.
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Thomas’ Ecleetzic
Mitchell council notes detailed October statements and bills
At Monday’s city council, Mayor Silsby presided with seven aldermen present. Treasury balance was 11925 82 allocated to General, sinking, cemetery, library, licenses, and city hall funds. Reports showed drunkenness cases, steady income from weighmaster, and October expenses totaling 958.98 with numerous payrolls and suppliers listed. Council discussed sprinkling bill, foundation wall protection, and a new fire alarm system. no further business. Children like Cole's cough care advertised.
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Silsby
Messrs Verry
Newbury
Gleason
Curtis
Foster
Reeves
Wells
Kibbee
Justice McKinley
Mitchell
Weighminster McDonald
Dundass
Perry
Lieske
L Hannett
Cse Reeves
WR Kibbee
Plant Rubber Co
A J Curtis
Geo A Silsby
JG Markham
Shite Sete Reekean
Keith
Thos Briggs
John Nelson
Coe Perry
Paul ‘Stowell
E B Bracy
A Bidwell
Ady
Scallin Bros
Nellie Hannett
Mitchell Printing Co
Motley, McKeel & Barber, Electric Co
Utter Street
E.wells
Geo E Foster
Aldesman
Paul Stowell
AJ Curtis
M B Sayles
TS Cohenour
Bert Bourne
Scheurenbrand
LA Amsden
James McKinley
L Mover
B Doty
J Schlimgen
W Clark
Geo W Austin
Eric Jensen
A Reed
Will Cable
Marion Bourne
Wendelboe
Crouse
Stair
Peavey Elevator Co
L. R. Bingham
Finance Committee
DeLaval Baby Separator Offered for Farm Use
The DeLaval Baby Separator is presented as the best and most economical machine. It stresses new units, direct sales, and easy payment terms, urging farmers to try it before buying and signaling willingness to ship or demonstrate. Addressed by E B VanAlstine in Mitchell South Dakota.
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E. B. VanAlstine Mitchell
S. D
Minneapolis
Duluth
Edwards, Wood & CO
Manhattan Building
St. Paul
Cole's Cough Cure Promoted By Drugstores
An advertisement touts Cole's Cough Cure as curing both cough and its cause, claiming it is a winner. The notice urges readers to buy at druggists and mentions a price or offer phrasing 25 and ac.
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Cole
Mistaken For a Scribe in Des Moines Visit
Robert B. Armstrong assistant secretary of the treasury spent part of his vacation in Des Moines and called on Colonel C. L. Godfrey a Civil War veteran in the customs service. The colonel, busy and in a sour mood, mistook him for a reporter from his newspaper days.
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Robert B. Armstrong
the Treasury
Des Moines
C. L. Godfrey
Customs Service
Hawkeye
Armstrong
Secretaries visit: Armstrong ferries ideas to colonel
ASSISTANT SECRETARY ARMSTRONG, a reporter, voiced forceful thoughts on the newspaper trade and his weariness of constant requests for items. The colonel, recognizing the face, asked the paper, then invited him into the private sanctum after Armstrong offered his card.
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Armstrong
Labouchere's Quiet Riches and Cigarette Habit Revealed
In Everybodys Magazine J P O’Connor notes Labouchere’s wealth but few pleasures. He eats plain fare, drinks wine sparingly, and smokes constantly with a fondness for low quality cigarettes. He also shifts homes and redecorates often, a habit that defines his leisurely lifestyle. Professor Willis L Moore reports on a new meteorological observatory project near Washington, D C. A sixty mile square site in the Blue Ridge will host advanced research on solar energy and weather, aided by global observatory connections.
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Labouchere
J. P. O'Connor
Everybody’s Magazine
Labby
Willis L. Moore
Washington
Blue Ridge Mountains
Europe
Paul Kruger In Retirement At Menton
Grim old Oom Paul Kruger lives in lonely retirement at Menton. He wears a frock coat and stove pipe hat bound with crape and walks with a cane. He is not decrepit and stays largely apart from visitors, spending mornings in the garden and afternoons indoors.
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Paul Kruger
Transvaal
Menton
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