Senatorial Fight Sparks SD Politics And Mock Governors
The Huronite hints at R O Richards possible US Senate bid while Vermillion and Redfield figures Thomas Sterling enter the race. Senator Gamble denies plans for a foreign post and Burke weighs a run as organizers seek a four corner contest. The paper also notes Hackett’s governor suggestion and a 2 cent passenger fare proposal moving through hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sterling
Vermillion and
Burke
Gamble
Richards
Sterling
GC. F. Hackett
Parker
Col. Bowen
Report on Passenger Rates in South Dakota by Master Gates
Special master John Howard Gates, appointed August 16 1909 to appraise passenger rates in South Dakota, has issued a clear comprehensive report. Testimony ran from December 29 1909 to July 20 1910 with arguments on November 4 5 and 7. The findings show rate adjustments would not exceed a modest return on valuation and would sustain railroad income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Gates
South Dakota
Taft and Roosevelt duel over courage and peace maker role
The Sioux City Journal argues that Taft shows fighting spirit in tariff battles and international diplomacy, contrasting him with Roosevelt. Taft fought for reciprocity, tariff boards, a commerce court, and combatted army snobbery, while remaining aimed at constitutional governance and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone News- Republican
Roosevelt
Taft
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Payne
Winona
Tariff Board
Commerce Court
House of Representatives
Washington
Joseph Gerrard
Sioux City Journal
Editor Identity Shrouded by The News Publishing Co
In most Watertown Saturday News issues the editor’s name is hidden under the broad label The News Publishing Co. The note hints at strong material and quality writing behind the generic byline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Saturday News
the News Publishing Co
Campaign Speech Mired by Garbled Parts in Watertown
A fragmentary Washington era report from Watertown shows Wilbur Glass or Wilbur an ongoing campaign effort stalling due to unclear phrasing and possible miscommunication. The text lacks coherent details on candidates or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Glass
Watertown
Wilbur Ug Wilanaagao
River reshapes land with alfalfa seed on new bank bar
A North Dakota rancher lost ten acres to Missouri River bank erosion last year. This spring the river formed a fifteen acre bar, reclaiming the land and sowing it to alfalfa. The piece humorously notes the river's habit of paying back losses with interest, suggesting patience will yield full settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Missouri
Pierre Capital Journal
Mizzoo
County officer praised for honesty and prudence in public service
The Wilmot Republican notes that sincerity exactness and prudence joined with intelligence industry and discernment justify a positive mention for a county officer who serves the public good, despite any contrary views from the Wilmot Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Wilmot Republican
Rail rate ruling prompts cheers and cautions from Aberdeen
The Aberdeen News notes the referee's decision in the South Dakota railroad rate case. It asserts residents will not endure a two cent fare for years, and that voters would accept three cents if freight and express rates and service remain fair. The paper questions the public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Aberdeen News
South Dakota
Van Osdel Announces South Dakota Governor Candidacy
Mission Hill editor and historian Van Osdel declares his bid for governor, subject to Republican voters in the nominating primary. He is described as a long-time reformer, veteran, and prominent figure who could make a noticeable impact in the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
van Osdel
Mission Hill
South Dakota
Burke votes against woolen revision schedule praised
The Watertown Public Opinion notes that Congressman Burke stood by his colors, disappointing neither friends nor enemies, a trait admired by supporters and opponents of his policies alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Watertown
Cheering Downtrodden Days Ahead Spark in Pierre Dakotan
The Pierre Dakotan urges readers to stay hopeful as brighter days arrive. The column notes warm, dry weather and recalls South Dakota's history of enduring dry spells, urging resilience with optimism and colorful imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Pay Endorsed by G A R for Secretary of State
Asher F. Pay of Huron earned formal indorsement from G A R members for secretary of state. He has not announced his candidacy yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher F. Pay
Huron
Mr. Pay
Sisseton Rally Promises Strong Community Spirit
Community members rally in Sisseton to showcase town pride and joint effort across Beat County, South Dakota, as residents express optimism about local progress and collaboration for regional improvements.
Paris Green and Ice Cream Ad Prompts Notice of Action
A Waubay druggist advertises Paris green and ice cream separately or combined. The notice references a death by own action by a club and calls to please take notice. Also listing Heat two rooms furnished or unfurnished and suitable for light housekeeping with Mrs. Geo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubay
Suicide Club
Geo
North Dakota ex-treasurer guilty of embezzlement
G L Bickford former state treasurer of North Dakota was found guilty of embezzling state funds and faces likely a year in the Bismarck penitentiary. He was reputed as a reformer in the sister state and may now experience a form of self reforming behind bars under Warden Hellstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Bickford
North Dakota
Bismarck
Hellstrom
Bickford
Burke May Enter Senate Race Sparks Wide Fight
If Congressman Burke runs for U S senator others in the race will surely know they have a fight on. Watertown Herald notes the potential challenge and the expected competitive battle ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
U. S
Watertown Herald
Notice to Correspondents for Thursday Press Deadlines
In order to insure publication on the current issue all communications should be in our hands by Thursday noon each week as the last form of the Standard will go to press on Thursday evening.
Sisseton Defeats Browns Valley In Hot Exhibition
Sisseton ball players took Browns Valley 9 to 5 on the local diamond last Saturday afternoon. Ragged play due to extreme heat reduced the crowd. Batteries Davis and Van Valkenburg for Browns Valley and Eastman and Luffhagen for Sisseton. Umpire Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Browns Valley
Disneton
Scont
Gay Batteries
Davis
van Valkenburg
Eastman
Luffhagen
Umpire Disputed Game Ends Early in Browns Valley Split
Sisseton and Browns Valley halted their Sunday baseball contest on Browns Valley soil with the score 7 to 1 at seven innings. The umpire Eckely allegedly made strong calls prompting Sisseton to refuse finishing, and Browns Valley was awarded 9 to 0. Pitchers Coffan and Lofthagen led Sisseton, while Graves and Van Valkenburg worked behind the plate for Browns Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisseton
Browns Valley
Eckely
G. Coffan
Lofthagen
Graves
VanValkenburg
Webster and Sisseton Play Fast Local Baseball
A Tuesday game on the local diamond featured Webster against Sisseton with Doc Hilde and two former Big Leaguers in the Webster box. Jack A. Coffas amazed with perplexing delivery, as Graceville’s team eyes a rematch this Friday and Saturday July 7 8. Fans urged to catch these two games for good baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Vs
Sisseton
Webster
Doc Hildebrand
Jack A. Coffas
Graceville
Webster Stifles Opponent In Six-Run Shutout
Webster allowed four hits and struck out twelve as the locals blanked their foe. Hildebrand fanned five while Webster collected ten hits off the pitcher. Line shows 6-0 score with Hildebrand, Cooper and Hildebrand battery and Coffman and Loffhagen catching. Umpire Minder. Attendance 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Hildebrand
Sissevon
Cooper
A. Coffan
Loffhagen
Minder
The Standard Seeks Corresponder For Roberts County Tour
The Standard invites a correspondent to map a Roberts County itinerary with a liberal cash prize for participation. Details promise a chance to win and earn through reporting. Write for particulars at The Standard Siaseton Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
Roberts County
Particuulars
Mental health exam urged for auto drivers in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen News argues for a law requiring every aspiring motorist to undergo a mental illness examination to determine if they could become speed maniacs. The paper notes drivers who lose responsibility while driving and only recover after causing accidents and seeking reporters to shield them from publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Aberdeen News
Notice to Advertisers for Standard Copy Deadlines
Notice to advertisers that copy for changes and new ads must reach the printer by a given rough weekly deadline. The Standard will be in the post office morning edition, with earlier submissions preferred if possible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Pisseton Standard
M. A. Knappen
R. O. Richards
United States
Senate
Sioux Falls
Argus- Leader
Rane
R. C
I. Hackett
Copenagem Sane
Copenhagen
American Snuff Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Baseball
Morris
Mead & Hains
Sisseton, South Dakotaj
J.M. Swanberg the Shoe Man
Sisseton, South Dakota
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!