Political write in Mitchell precinct urges loyalty over insurgent faction
A Mitchell area political column argues Republicans should support the state party platform and Gambell for Senate. It condemns insurgent and stalwart clashes, warning voters not to trust anti-Gamble candidates and urging delegation loyalty ahead of September 11 ballots.
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Maj. Dollard
Andrew Jackson
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Coe.l. Crawford
United States Senate
Democrats Push Porter as Prohibition Candidate in Iowa
Iowa Democrats back Porter a strong prohibitionist with ministers and third party prohibitionists rallying to support. Jim Hill cuts grain freight rates ten percent on Great Northern lines aiding North Dakota farmers, but few in Iowa benefit without other roads following. Mormon missionaries in Mitchell disclose polygamy beliefs prompting local women to seek removal by authorities then depart for Omaha at Mayor Branson’s request.
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Porter
Jim Hill
Dakotas
Great Northern
Mr. Hill
North Dakota
Mitchell
Omaha
Branson
Latter Day Saints
Excursion Boat Josephine Restores Name as Sioux City Plan Fails
The Josephine owned by Hon. Jos. Leach operated from Springfield on its first trip this week. He planned renaming after rebuilding to Sioux City, but government costs would require about three quarters of the original price, so the boat remains Josephine. Next week it will voyage to Sioux City for Inter State Fair trips. Also, EB Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana notes Electric Bitters ended years of kidney trouble and general debility, with benefits for stomach liver and blood issues. 50 cents, guaranteed by R. W. Russell drug store.
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South Dakota Bounded Debt Shrinks to 85000 in Treasury
South Dakota reports outstanding bonded debt at 85000 with funds available to redeem all. Officials aim to persuade holders to accept payment before due dates, hoping to redeem by January first as revenue remains outstanding.
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South Dakota
Railroad rate law takes effect this Tuesday
Congress key rail rate law goes into effect this week as railroads push strict enforcement. Residents who previously benefited may file complaints as compliance tightens across the network.
Arnica Salve Cures Wounds Says Eminence Editor
Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence Ky recalls a severe attack four years ago. He used Bucklen's Arnica Salve from Lt W Russell Drug Store and reports complete cure in ten days with no further trouble.
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Eminence
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