Mixed up diagnoses and a cure by Electric Bitters
Winterton resident Abraham Brown recounts doctors mistaking his illness as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and digestive disorders before wife urged Electric Bitters. One bottle restored his health. The ad promises cure for blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney issues at 50c. Also notes Fred Wells selling his feed store business to Henry Buchholtz in Tyndall Tribune.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Tyndall Tribune
Fred Wells
Henry Buchholtz
Nursery stock sales with bonds and permit in Scotland SD
T S Parren announces he has secured bonds and a permit under the new tree law to sell nursery stock in South Dakota. He offers to plant and warrant orchards and shade trees and to replace as contracted. Signed T S Parren Scotland SD October 22 707.
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South Dakota
T. S. Parren
Scotland
Cement plant prospects discussed by D B Zim mer in Springfield
D B Zim mer of Kansas City a cement industry representative visited Springfield on Wednesday to inspect a proposed site and discussed the project with leading citizens. He then headed to Chamberlain. The State Anti-Saloon League met in Mitchell, pushing local option. A summer petition gathered signatures to trigger initiative and referendum for the next general election amid growing prohibition sentiment.
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Springfield
D. B. Zimmer
Kansas City
Chicago
Chamberlain
State Anti-Saloon League
Mitchell
League
Lands Opens In 1908 To Indian Reservations In Several States
Commissioner Ballinger predicts 1908 to be a banner year for opening Indian lands to settlement. Congress plans openings across Colville Washington Flathead Montana Yakima Wash Blackfeet Montana Coeur d Alene Idaho Rosebud South Dakota Lemhi Idaho totaling about 3.6 million acres set to begin or be completed in 1908 or fall 1908.
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R. A. Ballinger
General Land Office
Congress
Colville Reservation
Washington
Flathead Reservation
Montana
Yakima Reservation
Wash
RNC Chooses Chicago For 1908 National Convention
The Republican National Committee met in Washington to set the next convention time and place. Chicago won the nomination as venue over Kansas City by 82 to 17, with the convention scheduled for June 16, 1908.
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Republican National Committee
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Political maneuvering after a decade ends in Crawford’s shift
The passage notes that after ten years Mr. Crawford resumes leadership to gain political capital from an agreement he and his chief supporters backed, signaling a strategic reversal aimed at enhancing influence.
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Crawford
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed by Le Raysville Merchant
Olere's Good Advice, O. Wooleyer, a prominent Le Raysville merchant, says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his piles twenty years ago and declares it effective for all sores, wounds, burns, or abrasions. Available for 25 cents at drug stores.
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Olere
Wooleyer
le Raysville
N.Y
Bucklen
Crawford accuses 1897 patronage pact in party split
A letter argues that on April 26 1897 a publicized compact between National Committeeman Mark Hanna and A C Johnson controlled federal patronage in the state. It notes letters filed in Washington recognizing Johnson and Kittredge, and cites a July 1 1897 credential arrangement signed by Crawford Elliott Gamble and others. The piece frames patronage as a factor in political loyalties today.
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Mr. Crawford
National
Mark Hanna
Kittredge
A. G C. Johnson
Johnson
Hanna
Washington
Crawford
A. C. Johnson
J. D. Elliott
State Committee
Mr. Elliott
Elliott
Robert
Person
Messrs. Wittredge and Johnson
Coe I. Crawford
Robert J. Gamble
Mites Nort
Scotland
Slaser Sells Springfield Times. New Proprietors Take Over
O B Slaser who has run the Springfield Times for nineteen months has sold the paper and retired from management last week. Alfred Smalley becomes editor and Carl W Grant is business manager. The paper has been a valued exchange under Slaser and the new owners pledge to keep up the high standard.
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O. B. Slaser
Springfield
Olivet Man Seeks Hospital Care For Foot Injury
John Bray of Olivet, who suffered a severe foot injury in a runaway incident some time ago, continued difficulty with the injury and traveled to Yankton last week to receive treatment at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bray
Olivet
Yankton
John Gretschmann Returns to Tyndall in Business Plans
Springfield Times notes John Gretschmann, who previously sold out here and moved to North Dakota over a year ago, has returned with his family and intends to resume business activities in Tyndall.
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Springfield
John Gretschmann
North Dakota
Tyndall
Real Wonderland Healing Case At Mound City
Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. After using Dr King s New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The medicine is guaranteed for coughs throat and lung troubles with trial bottles available. 500 and 1.00.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Trial Catarrh Remedy Free Trials Offered by Dr Shoop
Trial catarrh treatments are being mailed out free on request by Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin Tests show the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Sold by All Dealers. Oliver Leader Tuesday this week G W Marner sold two loads of hogs at Menno three red hogs in the lot tipped the scales over 2000.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Oliver
G. W. Marner
Menno
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Waterman’s Fountain
Fens
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