Primary Rebellion Against Political Bosses in Sisseton
A historical column denounces a corrupt political slate linked to Marvick Barrington Foss and others. It argues the primary law is a costly farce when bosses fix outcomes and urges the public to reclaim candidate selection through honest participation. The piece stresses the people must choose officials.
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Court House
Marvick
Barrington
Citizens Bank
Sisseton
Jever
L. Wm. Foss
O. P. J. Engstrom
C. H. Lien
L. S. Hougen
J. L. Minder
T. A. Gunnarson
Foss
Prestwick
Jorgenson
Hagstrom
Minder
Are the People Bigger Than the Bosses?
A county political dispute criticizes a longstanding gang of local bosses who fix slates for primaries. The writer recalls a four year old meeting at the courthouse where the gang selected the ticket and blocked other candidates, arguing the people should decide in open primaries.
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Court House
Old gang and editor clash over town politics
The piece rails against a reemerging local gang and mocks the Courant editor Croal for alleged bias. It questions political fairness, defends the paper’s newcomers status, and asserts wide reader contact with roughly fifteen hundred subscribers weekly.
Burke Emphasized as Real Congressman in Second District
The piece argues Charles T. Burke, incumbent congressman from the Second district, is a statesman due to long service and deep knowledge of local needs. It claims challengers lack experience and warns voters to re elect Burke in June, highlighting his Washington experience and constituency insight.
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Sereere
Chas
TL Burke
Burke
Washington
Ma Burke
United States
Mr Burke
Tia Curtiss Faces Voters Over Attorney Fees Vote
A fragmented report shows Tia Curtiss in the Second district contending with voter questions about her vote to raise attorney fees in cases involving taxpayers and newspaper funding, amid claims of a partisan justification and tax burden.
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Tia Curtiss
Vin
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context. It references individuals and locations such as Layes, See My Cindies, and Halls Aves Leiter, but a coherent event or story cannot be determined from the readable fragment.
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Watts
Fragmented OCR hints at presidential press conflict
Fragmented text references the president of the United States and public statements. It mentions press statements and a looming public declaration, with garbled names and dates, suggesting a political commentary on media coverage and official messaging.
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United States
Peter
Waithay Clipper Apologizes Over Dick Richards Ad
The Waithay Clipper apologizes to readers for running Dick Richards advertising. It says the paper should not have taken the contract if it required apology. It argues political advertising is as legitimate as other ads and urges publishers to view it plainly.
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Dick Richards
South Dakota Primary Ballot Count Mystery Revealed
A Pierre political figure admits uncertainty about how strong support will be in the South Dakota seniorial race as experts differ on whether Wedards will gain substantial backing or only minor strength. The outcome hinges on primary ballots and late campaign dynamics.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Thivon
Exalted office sought amid wartime political rhetoric
A fragment debates a candidate’s aims for the highest office within the republic, noting that even seasoned politicians use heavy tactics. The discussion concludes with a sharp characterization of a rival as a mere Manvel figure, reflecting tense State Spirit discourse.
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Roseveait
Anu
Wartterson
Thien
South Dakota Emerges as Pivotal State in Turbulent Times
Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes buzz over South Dakota becoming pivotal as special trains for Taft Howseverk and LaFollette travelers appear. Orators from across regions join torchlight processions in a vibrant, high energy political scene.
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South Dakota
Lune
Taft
Howseverk
LaFollette
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
French King Quote Sparks Idea of State Power
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a provocative misquoted line about the state and power, attributing the idea to a French king. The snippet hints at debates over sovereignty and governance language.
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Ian
Allowel
Louisville
Taft Trounces Tod Day Tidbit Heads Pierre Journal
A playful alliterative front page line touts Taft’s win as a strong start to the day. The quirky headline mirrors the Pierre journal’s lively voice and paper’s local character.
No Apologies Needed Byrne Supported for South Dakota Governor
The Sioux Falls Press lauds wk Byrne as a splendid leader for South Dakota, praising his moral and business integrity and calling him a well-bred, vigorous man deserving respect. It endorses Frank Bryne as the intelligent Republican choice for the state’s next governor.
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Wk Byrne
South Dakota
Frank Bryne
Republican Party of
Sioux Falls
Those Foolish Questions About a Third Term for Teddy
The reader asks if Teddy would seek a fourth term if nominated and elected to a third, noting the wish of friends and many in the country. The query ponders constitutional limits and political calculations surrounding successive presidencies.
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Teddy
Unclear candidate profile for Roberts County sheriff race
Fragmented OCR reads as a candidate bio for Orville A Johnson of Whit Reel towneloy, seeking sheriff of Roberts County in 1898. It mentions long residency, farming background, education, and intent to run. notes on votes, duties, and local claims, but text is garbled and partially unintelligible.
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Orvil
Felinson
Whit Reel Towneloy Sa
Pete
Pune
Roberts Couty
Dowshart
Thes County
Minn
Phee
Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
Rock
Swanson
Lolitison
Roberts County
Pierre Capites Donned For A Civic Duty
A garbled historical note mentions Pierre Capites wearing a civic attire or symbol as part of a local duty or ceremony. The fragment hints at public welfare, eligibility, and a formal duty tied to a candidate and a civic event. The text is incomplete but centers on civic participation.
Alleged Reformer A Gloge Study Sparks Reform Debate
A disjointed report notes an alleged reformer and Tea Curtiss related figures in Congress facing scrutiny over sanctions and attorney fees. It suggests increased attorney fees in mortgage foreclosure cases may cost the state net about 800000, exceeding payments to newspapers over a decade.
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Congress
Reformess
Haseen
Graduation promises and jeweler Tosteneon hints
A fragmented note mentions graduation and a jeweler named Tosteneon with address 4649. It hints at finding satisfaction in a purchase or gift related to the ceremony. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to establish a full report.
Build a Home In 1942 and Rejoice
Promotional era piece urging families to build a home in 1942 with emphasis on unity and steady progress. It promotes a lumber stock described as high quality, akin to that used by grandfathers sixty years prior, inviting readers to visit and compare.
Senator Gamble’s Strong Service Also Marks His Suitability
Sioux Falls Form notes Senator Gamble has the most service to his credit in Washington of any man in the state. It credits his personal qualities of heart and mind, deeming him the most valuable to the state and predicts he will be safely returned this year given his experience for ongoing work.
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Senator Gamble
Washington
Gamble
Sioux Falls
Epworth League Elects Officers in M E Church Parlor
Epworth League held its annual officer election in the M E church parlors on Tuesday evening. President Mrs. D F Stevens. First Vice Julia Otto. Second Vice Inez. Third Vice Mrs. Swentson. Fourth Vice Geneva Brown. Secretary Rose Otto. Treasurer Hobart Lien. Organist Hazel Brewster. Ushers Lloyd Peterson and Chester Price. Refreshments were served after the vote. Phone 299 for laundry delivery.
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Epworth League
M E
D. F. Stevens
Julia Otto
Inez Otto
Mrs. Swentson
Geneva Brown
Rose Otto
Hobart Lien
Hazel Brewster
Lloyd Peterson
Chester Price
School Notes and April High School Highlights
The assembly room packed last Friday to view moving pictures. April orthography perfects included Clarence Anderberg Mildred Mikelson Nora Babb. Tuesday morning program featured Recitation The Grumbler Agnes Stavig Soli Rev Brehme Violin Solo Irwin Axness. Rev Brehme spoke on The Senses at close. April brought forty visiting patrons. The Senior Class play chosen is Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream.
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Clarence Anderberg
Mildred Mikelson
Nora Babb
the Grumbler
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