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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
11
South Dakota 1912 Legislative and Congressional Slates Listed
The National slate lists candidates and offices including United States Senator Cobl Crawfo and Representatives Charles H. Burke and Eben W. Martin. State Senate member Georgh A. Johnston and House members Drake and Helger son are named along with county and local posts in Mitchell Deadwood and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
United States
Cobl Crawfo
Huron
Congress
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Eben W. Martin
Deadwood
Senate
Georghd A. Johnston
Mitchell
Co F. Drake
Ethan
G. H. Helgerson
Mt. Vernon
Hearst Charts Independence Party Amid Democratic Scrutiny
William R. Hearst defends an independence party rooted in Democratic ideals while criticizing the Democratic Party for shifting principles and inconsistent messaging. He notes Bryan's fluctuating rhetoric and mocks imitators who fail to advance with his ideas. He questions how the party can progress with split platforms and conflicting statements across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Democratic Party
Mr. Hearst
Bryan
Roosevelt
Argus Leader offers car prize contest with house and lot
The Argus Leader launches a large subscriber contest promising a house and lot under construction as the first prize with several other prizes. The campaign aims to rapidly grow subscriptions across the state and is described as the most extensive contest yet in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus-Leader
The
Argus
South Dakota
Forecast for corn crop favors strong maturation before frost
The article notes widespread optimism for corn to mature ahead of frost, citing ten years of minimal frost damage in the region. It suggests historical patterns favor a successful season this year, with past light frosts occurring after corn had matured.
Dalrymple, North Dakota Wheat King, Dies
Oliver Dalrymple, famed wheat king of the Dakotas, died. Once the leading producer in the northwest, his name and wheat vastness were inseparable as thousands of acres were sown each year by his operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Dalrymple
North Dakota
Dakotas
Dalrymple
North‘west
Wheat King Dalrymple Rides High In Nationwide Fame
The text lauds Dalrymple as the greatest wheat man with vast resources including binders hundreds of horses and a large farm. It claims his name is known across the United States for leading the wheat industry and earning that title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrymple
United States
Brule County Fair Bans Automobiles on Grounds
Kimball officials refuse autos at the Brule county fair to avoid frightening horses. Clare Tinan notes drivers could still bring cars downtown and even spit over fences. He predicts officials may relent and allow automobiles in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule County Fair Association
Kimball
Clare Tinan
Journal Sold to Syndicate Led by H V Jones
The Minneapolis Journal has been sold to a syndicate headed by H V Jones for 1 200 000 dollars. Jones becomes editor and business manager. Lucian Swift and J M McLain, who built the paper’s South Dakota reputation, will retire from the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
H. V. Jones
Journal
Jones
South Dakota
Lucian Swift
J. 3. McLain
Watertown views on governor’s residence in Pierre
The Watertown Public Opinion notes that if Robert Vessey is elected governor he would live in Pierre and recalls Governor Crawford would have done the same if a suitable house existed. It discusses using the current building as a potential governor’s home, noting its barnlike appearance and limited remodeling prospects, and argues a governor’s residence should compare with the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Robert Vessey
Pierre
Crawford
Capitol
Taft and Foraker Reassure Ohio Republicans in Toledo Meeting
In Toledo during the Grand Army encampment Judge Taft and Senator Foraker spoke cordially in public, dispelling rumors of discord. Foraker affirmed Taft as his candidate and leader, ending Democratic hopes of intra party strife with no steam roller involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Taft
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Toledo
Grand Army
Foraker
Judine Taft
Koraker
Sioux Falls Seeks Vote On Galveston Plan For City Government
The Sioux Falls Business Government League pushes a petition drive led by George Douthit to call a special election on adopting the Galveston plan. They claim over 15 percent of signatures are in and aim for 1000 names. The plan creates a five member council of department heads with individual responsibility for each department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Galveston
City Council Reform and Galveston Plan Debate
The article discusses electing five leaders to the city council from the top vote earners, with candidates open to all and salaries for council work. It notes Mayor Hitchcock praising the Galveston plan, favoring centralized leadership, while critiques of a three member committee hinder quick action. A possible vote on adopting the Galveston plan is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Mitchell
Hitchcock
Dahlman Faces Defeat After Nebraska Primary Nominations
Nebraska primary turmoil centers on governor race with Omaha Mayor Jim Dahlman challenging William Shellenberger. The Omaha World Herald opposed Dahlman and backed Shellenberger, signaling rifts with Bryan sympathies. Returns show Shellenberger securing the nomination, Dahlman facing likely loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jim Dahlman
Omaha
Ryan
Omaha World- Herald
Dahlman
Shellenberg
Shellenberger
Sioux Falls petition questions Egan disbarment case
The Sioux Falls petition to the South Dakota Supreme Court urged a ruling in favor of disbarred attorney Reo W Egan. Court officials call it an unheard of request by citizens to influence a state high court. Evidence so far points against Egan with some claiming political persecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Supreme Court
Reo. W. Egan
Egan
Endorsement of Yankton Asylum Chief by Brower
Dr. Brower of Chicago praised the Yankton asylum and its head Dr. Mead before the State Medical Society saying it is a thoroughly up to date institution with first class facilities. He noted Mead is highly qualified to design asylums and warned political changes should not depose him. Mitchell physicians attending the meeting lauded Mead and the buildings, noting inmates helped with concrete work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
State Medical Society
Brower
Chicago
United States
State Asylum
Medical Society
Mead
Dr. Mead
Illinois
South Dakota
Mitchell
How to Get Strong
Pp J Daly of 1247 W Congress St Chicago shares a tonic claim for Electric Bitters. He cites his feeble mother gaining flesh relief from insomnia and steady strength, noting the medicine remedies stomach liver and kidney complaints and is sold at Diehl Brown's for 50 cents under guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Diehl & Brown's
Real Estate Man Buncoed by Landseekers Turnpike Schemes
A real estate dealer recounts how thirty men came from the east to view and buy land, only to be weeded out after misuse of the trip for hunting and misrepresentation. The dealer intends tighter screening of landseekers to avoid wasteful excursions and inflated costs.
Located at Last Drummer Quips About Hotel Straw
In a vignette from Last, a drummer visiting the Eagle House in Mayfield asks about bed stuffing. The landlord boasts of the best straw in the county, prompting the drummer to remark that the straw might have broken the camel's back, as noted by Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Eagle House
Mayfield
Hull County
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