Insurgent Movement Mixes Local Politics and County Cash
An editorial column in Roberts County discusses boxers controlling county funds and a nonpartisan insurgent push led by Gamble and Crawford. It analyzes the anti machine strength, the role of the presidential issue, and the potential shakeup of state officials including a push to depose established officeholders. The piece cites figures from county meetings, delegates, and votes to illustrate political currents in South Dakota.
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Aioe
Wanda Bo
Bos Tegular
Lord We Hod Hing
Roberts County
Caesar
Ein
Crawford
Gamble
Strenath
Thomas Thorson
Igtin
Dick Richards
Gwairmin Crane
George Simuons
Lear
Paul Dutcher
Brookings
Jerauld
Miner
Sully
Sothe
Saute Dakets
Brest
Kittoere
Rati Iainy
Koosevell
Koosevell Teagie A Sha of the This, Tilted Bee Use Yer Body Wits Lord Kosevell
McLeod Willams
Kenneay
Shover
Pickler
Miliot
South Dakota
Orice
Washington
Kilterdge Martin
Burke
Colonel Linn Leaves Populists for Republican Fold
Aberdeen News notes Colonel Linn, once a Populist and ally of Andy Lee, has deserted the Populist party and aligned with Republicans. His move follows internal disputes over leadership at the Soldiers Home, with Linn returning to a longtime role among South Dakota politicians who distrust him.
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Yankton
Colonel Ling
South Dakota
Colonel Linn
Andy Lee
Hoo Springs
Gino
Aberdeen News
Britton and Bryant postmasters named in regional note
Representatives Martin and Burke recommended Fred J. Brown as postmaster at Britton and Lewis Ke Otterdatt as postmaster at Bryant. An Eagles lodge will be installed in Sisseton with 60 members. Sayles, an experienced editor, will lead the government service school discussions and a dentist, Peter Hoste, is mentioned among local figures. Numerous garbled lines describe local scenes, a dog with a muttered tale, and various unrelated items.
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Burke
Fred J. Brown
Britton
Lewis Ke Otterdatt
Bryant
Sisseton
Sayles
Sselon
Ta Vhis
Belgie
Blood and Nerves We Yearns for Relief Keo the Brood
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hood's Pills and relief themes, with unclear names and phrases. Core idea hints at seeking relief from nerve or blood related complaints and a possible advertisement for a remedy. Cannot determine full entities or event. summarize as a brief health remedy note.
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Linklige
Hood
Pica and Pie Terms in Medieval Printing and Card Games
A fragment discusses the origins of pie and pica in printing terms and traces medieval card games. It cites a London Chronicle note that pica derives from Latin for magpie and mentions old games like picquet and noddy, noting the evolution to modern poker from such precursors.
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Americas
London Chronicle
Americ
Noddy
Moot Vowark Show Sees Tyren Tin Fees
A fragmented notice notes a decision linked to Vowark moot and Tyren Tin facing fees. The legible phrases point to seating or venue actions and possible financial obligations without clear specifics. Further readable details are scarce in the OCR fragment.
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Seates Tyren Tin
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