Political primary law debate dominates campaign notes
The article reviews efforts over eight years to secure a primary election law amid attacks on Senator Crawford. Richards defends the measure as a move away from political spoils toward merit. It discusses party regulation, representation, and the potential impact on state politics and elections.
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Audieres
Nisut
Dagen
Richards
Senate
Kth
Nis
Renator Crawford
En- Atcthen
Nauitrol
South Dakota Political Debate Draws Voters
A fragmented note discusses voters weighing a ten year political issue in South Dakota and urges selecting allies to back the measure while prompting others to abstain or align with similar aims.
Combination Sale on Corner of Second Ave and Main
Announcement of a Saturday sale at 1:80 o'clock on November 11 on the corner of Second Avenue and Main Street featuring horses wagons harnesses and household goods plus heat stoves chickens and numerous other items. sellers invited.
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Second Avenue
Main Street
Italians Lose in Sharp Cattle and Mad Turmoil
Constantinople reports Turkish victories with heavy casualties and captured provisions. An Italian cruiser bombarded Akadah Arabia sinking the Turkish gunboat Italfaj and shells hit the town hill. Washington notes Turkish forces in Tripoli diminished per dispatches received by Italy. The Texas cruiser completes cholera mission and heads to Marseilles.
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Constantinople
Derna
Akadah
Arabia
Italfaj
Oheer
Washington
D. C
Tripoli
Wink
Washington, D. C
Feout Criser
Texas
Malta
State Department
Marseilles
Counsel Wood
Detker
Aberdeen Plans New Exposition
Aberdeen considers a permanent industrial exposition with a proposed corporation to raise funds. Aimed at a $50,000 start, options include a city auditorium, central buildings near the Business Pant, or outskirts exhibits for agriculture and livestock, with debate on location and use.
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Aberdeen Ny
S.cd
Alsa
Averdeen
Pusit Hogs Wien
Phactleud
Teatnst
No Butlding Close 16
Pantae
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Community meeting to expand exposition plans and exhibits
A follow up meeting is planned for next Monday evening to discuss the subject further. Officials anticipate a broader scope for the exposition with more exhibits and structured gadgets. The Commercial club donated $504 for souvenirs and encouragement. South Dakota will receive $41,500 for a governors' tour display across ten states advertising the Northwest, with Aberdeen asked to contribute one third of the amount.
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Souverners
South Dakota
Guvernors 9 Spreink
Northwest
Aberfeen Wia
Mohe
Clulk
Death of Mitton Brank Buried Following Pneumonia
Mitton Brank, infant son of Mr and Mrs T ai Smith, died Friday morning at home 05 cast Hanson street of pneumonia aged 2 months 2 days. Funeral held Saturday at 2 20 pm conducted by Rev L Tilley with many flowers, sympathy from neighbors, and relatives from Eagle Grove Citonka and Wawarden.
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Ecallen
Steft
Tilley
IM Re Smith
J. CG. Smith
Eagle Grove
Brank-Shilt
Citonka
HW. M. Raider
Wawarden
Pro at Moek Ark Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
An elderly Moek Arkansas man claims fifty years of drug business experience proves Dr King’s New Discovery cures weak lungs and stubborn coughs. He offers a trial bottle and a regular size bottle priced at 1.60 or 2.60 with testimonials from neighbors.
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W. Tl, Mock
Moek
Ark
Dr. King
Odd Fellows officers meet in Nebraska and Dakota gathering
Grand officers from Nebraska and South Dakota attended a session in which Medalists from the order received degrees. The tall member was James Nolan at six feet seven inches and Z G Rieber stood four feet eleven. Local residents noted fire damage to Pearl M W Sells photo studio with partial insurance coverage on the outbuilding.
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Mow Springs
Nebraska
South Dakota
Dames Nolan
Z. G. Rieber
Eire
Pearl MW
Barbed Wiles Giniment Sold Across All Druggists
Nesa of gl xinds is described as alive with no equal and money refunded if not satisfactory. For sale by all druggists.
Mt Vernon News Notes Shifts in Local Homes and Travel
Mr Verton Mary Gar hoy returned home from lowa Monday where she has been visiting friends for the past two weeks. Mrs J M Newel entertained six couples at 7 o'clock dinner Friday evening. Mrs FF Reynolds went to lows Tuesday to visit relatives. Dr HW Jones went to Sioux City Tuesday to hire an operation for appendicitis. Mrs Jones and her little son accompanied him. Miss Stella Shane came from Erh an Wednesday. J A McDonald left Wednesday for North Dakota where he will farm. Mrs Frank Ryan left Thursday for California for an extended visit. Lawrence Johnson and family left Thursday for North Dakota to visit friends. Lawrence harvested a flax crop: hundred acres yielded 9600 bushels at over $2, promising a vacation.
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Mr.Verton
Des Mary Garhoy
Lowa
Mrnday
J. M. Newel
FF. J. Reynolds
Lows
HW. Jones
Sioux City
Red s want cash for Black Tolls
A garbled note describes a meeting near Cherry Creek about Sioux and Whites in a disputed territory, mentioning payment, settlement, and rights. The fragmented text references a long-standing claim and tension between Sioux and Whites over a boundary or territory, with unclear outcomes.
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Toledo Manufacturer
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy prescribed by a leading physician. It claims to combine two ingredients to cleanse blood and restore mucous surfaces, offering testimonials and urging readers to contact the firm for more details.
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Lali
EY &O
Toledo
Halls
Sioux Dands Convene At Lower Brole Reservation Meeting
Sioux leaders plan a gathering on the tenth of this month at Lower Brole reservation to send representatives and push their land claims. Government argues the 1837 treaty opened the Missouri River region to settlement and certified the Black Hills opening, even without Sioux consent.
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Lower Brole Reservation
Wss
Missouri River
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