Church services and community notices in Mitchell area
The Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches announce Sabbath services, Sunday school times, and evening programs led by local pastors. Julius Seydel suffers blood poisoning from a cleaning prep and is confined for days. Arlie Logeman visits Mitchell for the May festival. Electric Bitters praised as a grand family medicine for digestive and liver issues. 50c.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Wilcox
Epworth League
Segatrapedrion Weds
Julius Seydel
Arlie Logeman
Mitchell
Menno Herald
Frank Conlan
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Campaign Feud Explains Republican Split in State
The piece argues Gov Crawford seeks a U S Senate seat by wrecking the reputation of Senator Kyle and notes the 1900s split in the party. It credits A B Kittredge as a steady leader, condemns Crawford’s machine politics, and cites press ownership by rivals to boost his bid.
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Kittredge
State Senate
R. F. Pettigrew
U. S. Senate
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Reform and Campaign Finances Highlight South Dakota Notes
A discussion on state funds for official duties and campaigns unfolds with criticism of high expense bills for A H Wheaton, urging reform and suggesting the state purchase of a car for him. The piece also endorses Philip Engel for county treasurer as capable and independent, while citing Gov Crawford’s continued railroad attorney ties and challenging reform rhetoric as sham.
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A. H Wheaton
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Stanley County
Springfield candidate Stephens for Republican state committeeman
Hon J H Stephens of Springfield is a candidate for Republican state committeeman from this county. Stephens is an old political war horse who knows the tactics from A to Z. He has twice represented the county in the state senate and done it creditably. The party management would be safe in his hands.
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Philip Engel
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J. H. Stephens
Springfield
Mr. Stephens
Senate
Iowa Primary Outcome Signals Allison Victory Over Cummins
The primary in Iowa Tuesday produced returns showing Senator Allison likely defeated Governor Cummins by about 12,000 votes or more, with results indicating a clear lead for Allison.
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Allison
Gov
Cummins
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