Political Climate and Morgan Panic Reconsidered in Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal discusses enduring global and American political problems, Roosevelt era debates, and the 1907 panic with Morgan. It notes stump speeches before November elections, a shift away from Taft era blame, and a cautious call for progress through self-subordination and honest leadership. It also reports a humorous Coyne Abbott chase and a banking history segment on Morgan, plus a Fort Pierre horse shipment to Fort Keogh for government needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
White House
Africa
America
Ron
Taft
Philadelphia
Tom Platt
Teddy Roosevelt
New York
Sioux City Journal
Abbott
Moore Brothers
Fort Pierre
Fort Keorgh
Montana
Stanley
Hughes County
Largea
Moon Farming and Human Nature in Satirical Rage
Dr Klotz argues weather changes come from heat not moonlight and mocks moon farming. He notes the sun’s far greater heat and the uselessness of lunar signs for farming. The piece then contrasts human greed and friendship with herd hog behavior, claiming prosperity breeds fake allies and poverty invites treacherous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klotz
Rustler crackdown in western South Dakota farms
Buffalo Gap July 10 The Fail River and Custer County Live Stock Owners Association led anti theft efforts as rustlers shift from large ranges to small herds. Leaders Williams M. O Banion Dan Mosler C Isham J Godsey. Three men Rush Norman and Ashboultt convicted with sentences of four, three and a half, and three years respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Gap
South Dakota
Fail River
Custer County
Black Hills
United States
Williams M. O'Banion
Dan Mossler
Isham
Godsey
West
John Rush
Joe Norman
John Ashboultt
Rush
Norman
Ashbaultt
Drift Toward a New Political Alignment in South Dakota
A Hur convention last week showed a safe Republican majority backing Roosevelt plans to seize party control in South Dakota and other states. Taft electors were not instructed and Roosevelt Republicans gained influence, edging toward two new parties while the conservative voter feels disenfranchised and unsure of the election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Roosevelt
Chicago
South Dakota
Taft
Pres
Wilson
Chapa
Phace
Condit
Alfalfa Stew Considered for Greeley Menus
Hotels in Greeley Colorado discuss adding alfalfa stew to menus. The article notes alfalfa as a nutritious soil product and describes alfalfa flour as rye colored but darker. A method to make the plant products more visually appealing is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
Autumn Mall Fashions Feature Tight Skirts and Hobble
A fashion note warns shoppers about tight autumn silhouettes. It describes a trend toward standing room only skirts while advising caution to avoid overly revealing designs and urging readers to observe dressmakers closely for modesty and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Needle
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Man Race
Leen
C. Ki. ‘Oyne
George Abbott
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
House
Money Trust
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Martin Mortensen
Joseph A Bulley
Charles Hineline
Charles W Bretzinger
Isaac N Guill
Charles J Dougherty
Anna Clark
William Harria
Peter Peterson
Lewis E Endicott
Edward C Platt Howard P Clarke
Henry E Waterman
Etta Brown
Moore & Wf
Clarence Stine
Frankk Stone
J Kelsey
G Moosre
John H Johson
George Horning
John Horning
J Cunningham
Mary A Olney
Charles C Kelley
William J McEnery
E Raber & Wi
Geo
Childs
Conrad Shoe Company
Orphan Conrad
Martha J Frederick
Chas Howell
Cornelius Devore
Beecher
Boblet
Barnar Vaske
Carl Stoffel
Frank Pitzer
A L Fritt
William J Elrod
James Yechout
Gustav Adolph Diemer
E L Ryan
James Trimble
George W Jones
Paul Herbst
B Bakler
Frank H Wray
Kenneth M Wray
Della
Loffler
Earl H Stubbs
Faectionaliam
Aiyn
Severin & Wheeler
J. C. Severin
G. G. Wheeler
Stoermer
Gus
Bank of Philip
Railroad Street
Gus Stoermer
Prop
Security Banking & Trust Co
Benk
Security Banking
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