Populists Clash Over Debt, Policy in Western States
The piece argues legislation shapes commerce and finance but rarely fixes truth in economics. It cites tariff and finance policy as prime drivers of business mood, notes Western debt, crop failures, and irrigation plans, and discusses Geo. Schlund’s political maneuvering and Populist stance amid Democratic pressures. It highlights cattle baron versus sheepman turf battles in Colorado and Wyoming, with violence and land disputes recalling earlier era struggles.
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Hill on laws and party lines in a heated political era
A retrospective column debates the impact of laws on wealth and virtue, critiques McKinley era tariffs, and analyzes silver policy, Bryanism, and Democratic reciprocity. It notes Breckinridge's Kentucky defeat, praises Cushman Davis, and endorses Republican protection and bi metallism while clashing with Populist aims.
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McIntyre Named Davis Waite Successor in Colorado
A. W. McIntyre replaces Davis H. Waite as Colorado leader. McIntyre described as a level headed businessman while Waite is labeled a professional agitator. The Populists and Democrats cannot rally enough votes to beat the Republican ticket formed yesterday.
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The Price of Wool and Local Notices
The article discusses wool prices under tariff changes, noting foreign wools rise while domestic stay steady, hurting South Dakota farmers. It cites Boston market data and comments on McKinley tariff impacts, plus a Mt. Vernon church fundraiser and local Wheelmen race preparations.
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Prohibition Convention Opens with Nominations
Rev. Hanson opened the Prohibition convention outlining independent action. L. D. Rolph as chairman and Thomas Chantry secretary. Nominations proceeded by acclamation with Rev. E. H. Teall for state senator and M. Sayle for representative. County posts left open included county judge and register of deeds. Candidates named included Geo. B. Marvin for clerk of courts, Frank Moyer for sheriff, Oscar Kanouff for county surveyor, Dr. B. A. Bobb for coroner, and B. H. Bennett for assessor. A county committee to select candidates was proposed.
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L. D. Rolph
Thomas Chantry
E. H. Teall
M. Sayle
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Geo. B. Marvin
Frank Moyer
Register of Deeds
M. D. Lewis
Geo. B. Kelsey
Oscar Kanouff
B. A. Bobb
B. H. Bennett
Kingsbury Republicans field strong local ticket
The State Press notes Kingsbury county Republicans present a strong, clean slate and plan a full campaign to win from top to bottom. The Parker New Era declares Populists in decline amid dissatisfaction. The Sioux Falls Press reports Pettigrew and Pickler to address Miner county voters in Howard on Thursday the 20th. Aberdeen Sentinel questions Watertown lynching guilt. Madison Sentinel notes German farmers shifting to Republicans due to tariff issues. Chamberlain Journal cites wool price changes and the tariff bill’s impact, then lists Hanson county Republican nominees: Betts, Miltimore, Thiel, Murphy, Gregory, Sloan, Dott, Fr. B. Smith, Brown, and Laura Oathout.
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Laura Oathout
Nervous Fatigue Relief From Dr Miles Nervine
Preston Idaho professor L D Edwards reports severe fatigue weakness and sleep loss from overwork. After taking 9e Dr Miles Restorative Nervine he says he now sleeps soundly feels bright active and ambitious and can accomplish more in a day than before.
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Dr Miles Nervine Guarantee Ad
Universal guarantee offered for Dr Miles Nervine with first bottle promising relief. Sold at $1.00 per bottle with discounts of six for 85 cents. Available through druggists or prepaid by the Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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