Republican Ticket Names and Regions in State Election
A noisy list of Republican candidates and districts for the state ticket and Congress. Includes Attorney General HeoberD Dollard Bon Homme Superintendent Pinkham Ind Supreme Judges Corson Bennett Kellam Brule O Be Parker Brookings and congressional slate with Glead Glerford Pickler Faulk 4th Judicial District and Judge Dickhaney Aurora Senator George A Johnston Mitchell Representatives Powell Blendon Tibbetts Rome County Judge E S Johnston Mitchill.
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D. M. Powell
Blendon
A.L. Tibbettis
Rome
Johnston
Mitchiell
Sioux Falls Capital Campaigns Try Two Different Angles
A South Dakota column notes Sioux Falls uses two distinct tactics in Lincoln and Clay counties to push for a temporary capital while opponents fear permanent location. The piece mocks the city’s flexible stance and recounts a political canvasser in Hutchinson County finding Pierre symbols on his travel gear, suggesting mainland sentiment favors consistency.
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Sioux Falls
Lincoln County
George Johnston
Clay County
L. W. Bell
Vermillion
Akuppublican
Lincoln
State University
Queen City
South Dakota
Peter and Paul
Hutchinson County
Vierreboomer
Pierre
Mitchell
Trutchinson
Dr J Tatman Promotes Mitchell For Capital Townwide Support
Dr J Tatman from Mitchell camps in Armour Town reporting solid voter backing for Mitchell. He canvassed Walnut township and found every voter solid for Mitchell.
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Armour Tribune
J. Tatman
Mitchell
Walnut Township
Mitchells Arguments and Rail Systems Spotlighted in Sioux Walls Feature
A Sioux Walls Sioux Falls feature highlights Mitchells arguments and a bold claim of five distinct railroad systems aiding accessibility. The article notes routes into Dakota and nearby states, emphasizing connections eastward and toward the Missouri River while noting minimal car changes.
Capital location debate centers on population density
The Yankton Press argues state capital sites depend on settlement density and travel lines. It weighs Mitchell against Huron Pierre Watertown and Sioux Falls, using South Dakota’s 69,654 vote total and county splits to claim Mitchell cannot win without votes from other regions. The piece asserts the campaign has moved beyond bluff to fact.
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Minnesota
Yankton Press
South Dakota
Mitchell
Huron
Pierre
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Hluron
Vierre
Mitchell's Reasonable Claims for State Capital
Salem Pioneer Register argues Mitchell should be the capital location, noting population center versus geographic center. It contends capital should serve the greatest number and urges voters to choose Mitchell, claiming it is near the population center and convenient for most residents.
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Salem Pioneer Register
Mitchell
Dakota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Topeka
Kansas
Midison
Wisconsin
Capital site debate in South Dakota comment from Kimball
Rev C H W Smith of Kimball writes to the Tribune arguing for a Dakota capital on the M M S P line between Sioux City and St Paul to secure rail service and Black Hills access, noting Mitchell's current prominence and southern county advantages while stressing railroad-driven growth for farmers and immigrants.
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Bon Homme County
Pierre
Mitchell
Dakota
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minnesota
Black Hills
South Dakota
Jerauld County Messenger Reports Road Promise to Hills
Chamber leaders in Jerauld County push claims that the Milwaukee Road was pledged to extend rail service to the hills as soon as the reservation opened. Public debate grows over the timing and scope of the promised line.
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Jerauld Co
Chamberlain
Milwaukee Road
Glassworkers pledge not backed by firm assurances
A brief note claims glassworkers seek Hills vote but offers only bare assertions about Milwaukee Road promises. Voters are urged to expect concrete guarantees rather than vague statements.
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Tia Sapitel
Chamberlain
Hills
Milwaukee Road
Mitchell Gains Ground in Bon Homme County Capital Vote
A. A. Grant notes rapid shift in Bon Homme from Pierre to Mitchell with Scotland, Mitchell supporters growing. Mrs Mary Woodbridge commends Mitchell on centrality. Sioux Falls backers promise votes while Watertown boosters misfire on train. Dave Mizener sightings hint at Mitchell support.
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Seaman
Bon Homme
Trourton
Yankton
Mitchell
Scotland
Capt
Lavender
Pierre
Watertown
Dave Mizener
Minnesota
Dave
Mitchell and Yankton Rivalry in Dakota Capital Debate
The Yankton Journal argues against Mitchell as a rival to Yankton, noting Mitchell has not harmed Yankton and would not seize Dakota's manufacturing leadership. It contends Mitchell’s capital site could shift immigration, benefit Dakota's growth, and allow easier access for Yankton County residents to visit the capital.
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Yankton Journal
Mitchell
Yankton
Yankton Et al
South Dakota
Dakota
Yankton County
Bought and Paid For
The Rapid City Journal argues the Sioux Falls location for the capital is bought and paid for and not in the people’s interest. Voters here reject reliance on papers or politicians and demand the capital be placed in the best possible location.
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Rapid City Journal
Sioux Falls
Immigration Argument Centered on Mitchell Site
The article argues that if a temporary capital is placed at Mitchell, South Dakota would benefit from eastern immigration. Migrants would land near central Dakota, allowing them to relocate locally while staying within the state.
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Yankton Journal
Mitchell
South Dakota
Dakota
Mitchell capital claims grow in Pease Valley report
A Bloomington Cour ier correspondent notes pressure of Mitchell capital claims increasing daily for the Pease Valley region, signaling mounting local interest and concern over financing options and economic impact.
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Pease Valley
Bloomington
Charles Max
Mitchell
Mitchell in the Lead in Slack Hills Missionary Effort
John D. Lawler has gone to the Slack Hills to do missionary work for Mitchell. Others will follow. The universal verdict of traveling men is that Mitchell is in the lead.
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Kimball
John D. Lawler
Slack Hills
Mitchell
Hills Hear Mitchell Fight For Temporary Capital
Special from Rapid City reports broad backing for Mitchell in the Black Hills with a belief she will win October 1st and secure a capital majority around 1,000 votes as the proper choice for the temporary capital.
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Black Hills
Mitchell
Mitchell Capital Club Forms in Plankinton
A 60 member Mitchell Capital Club has been organized in Plankinton with officers drawn from prominent citizens. The group aims to devote its efforts toward Mitchell's interests until election day. Aurora county farmers see the benefit of keeping capital in their home area.
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Plankinton
Mitchell Capital Club
Mitchell
Aurora County
Mitchell for the capital wins growing support
A dispatch from Lap Crry notes strong backing for Mitchell in the capital fight. Supporters from Pierre and Sioux Falls pledge to back Mitchell, with Hill County voters leaning heavily toward him as the best match for local interests.
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Lap Crry
Mitchell
Hills County
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Emerges as South Dakota Capital Choice
An Alexandria correspondent reports across southern Dakota that Mitchell is rapidly gaining support as the capital. Merchants expect growth to 25,000 population with strong shipping, workers foresee good wages, and farmers anticipate a thriving market for stock and produce, solidifying Mitchell as the favored site.
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Alexandria
Armour Tribune
Dakota
South Dakota
Mitchell
The Railroad Scheme Sparks Sioux Falls Rail Talk
Hurley Herald notes the Sioux Falls Press blares headlines about a Sioux Falls and Denver railroad to Parker at once and questions if it is a paper railroad scheme. The item claims both lines may be built simultaneously, at least until the election, with Centreville residents noting promises of the same road.
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Hurley
Sioux Falls
Denver
Parker
Hey
LarEn
Centreville
Douglas County Capital Question Stirred by Voters
In Armour Douglas county residents debate the capital choice between Mitchell and Pierre. Many wavering voters could sway the result, with a strong lean toward Mitchell if the vote settled the issue.
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Armour
Douglas County
Mitchell
Pierre
Avalanche of Support for Mitchell Spreads Across Region
The editor praises growing sentiment for Mitchell across the country, likening it to a mighty avalanche that sweeps all before it and cannot be stopped. The tone emphasizes strong momentum and broad approval.
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White Lake
Mitchell
Alps
The Question of Self Interest in Local Capital Battle
The Pukwana Press argues that all arguments for placing the capital in one town or another amount to self interest. It asserts that voters will chiefly consider their own interests when casting ballots on election day.
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Pukwana Press
Wien
Texas Woman Praises Gradfield's Female Regulator
A Texas woman writes that her long standing case baffled many physicians and that Gradfield's Female Regulator relieved her. She directs Crad field Reg. Co in Atlanta Georgia to provide details and notes it is sold by S. UW. Seallia.
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Gradfield
Cradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta
S. UW
Seallia
Advice to Mothers Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Claim
The advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a long used teething remedy for children. It claims to ease teething pain cure dysentery and diarrhea griping in the bowels and wind colic and to provide health to the child while resting the mother.
Ballard's Store Hound Syrup Promises Cures
All who suffer throat chest or lung affections are urged that Ballard's Store Hound Syrup offers a positive cure. The ad claims thousands found relief and notes no cough resists its influence. Free sample bottles are available at Gale's.
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Ballard
Gale's
A Woman's Discovery in Shelby County
A county woman, Mrs. Luther Lutz, credited Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption with a miraculous cure after seven years of illness and a three month coughing spell. The ad from W. Hamrick & Co. in Shelby, North Carolina promotes a free trial bottle at Scallin's drug store.
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Hamrick & Co
Shelby, N. C
Scallin’s
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