South Dakota War Election Message Urges Unity and War Support
A political notice in the South Dakota context urges pro American candidates in the Second district, defends farming interests, and calls for long war readiness. It condemns outsiders who organize farmers against farmers and highlights Republican strength with farmer leadership and legislative results. It also notes Red Cross fundraising by the Big Coulie Indian church and a Wilmot incident where a man was hanged in effigy for not buying war stamps.
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Congress
South Dakota
Big Coulie
Red Cross
Wilmot
Mary Building
Main Street
Wilmot Enterpris
An Eye For An Eye and A Bloody Battlefield
A brutal clash between Asa and Solo with Paull Wing in support ends in Solomon’s escape and medical aid after severe injuries. Assailants loot $6.60 and plot further action before authorities issue warrants. Beal Wetherbee, son of Mr and Mrs E W Wetherbee, dies serving aboard the U S S New York, shocking Fairmount and nearby communities.
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Sweetcorn
Solonor
Asa
Rédz
Solomon
Salomon
Paull Wing
Lim
Gilbert Horn
E. W. Wetherbee
Fairmount
Beal
Navy
Itha Gilman
U. S. S. New York
Effington
Spelling Clarification in Letters to Soldiers in France
The guidance states the word American must be spelled out in full in letters to soldiers in France. An associated note mentions the warden of the state penitentiary purchasing 100000 pounds of twine from Wisconsin to fill orders for the state.
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France
Asa
State Penitentiary
Wisconsin State Penitentiary
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Republican Party
Lepler
Sisset
United States
German Empire
Understad
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Morris & Company
Swift & Company
Wilson & Company