Calumet Baking Powder and Rail Line Changes
Calumet Baking Powder and Pare Food Lawn notice links Calumet to local commerce. The Milwaukee Road orders transfer of train dispatchers from Sanborn Indiana to Mitchell South Dakota, centralizing the Lake area as the line widens toward the Black Hills. Town site agent A F LeClaire visits Scotland about Vivian Draper Murdo sales June 27 28. Track delays push Murdo completion to nearly June 28. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as antiseptic healing for wounds and burns. claims by Chas Oswald of Rensselaerville New York. 25 cents at J W Russell & Co.
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M. & St. P. Railroad Company
Sanborn
Mitchell
S. D
Chamberlain
Black Hills
A. F. LeClaire
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Scotland
Vivian
Draper
Presho
Murdo
Bucklen
Chas. Oswald
Rensseliernville
N. Y
Seth Burch
J. W. Russell & Co
Freight Schedule Fragments From Mitchell Tine Record
The fragment lists times and identifiers including No.1, Passenger No.63, Way Freight 8:48, Lime freight 4:00, A.M 12:50 P.M. 7:30 A.M. 10:55 P.M. 9:05 A.M. W. D. Griffiths, Ag.
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Mitchell
Party Plank on Government Ownership Passes Narrowly
The Democratic platform plank favoring government ownership of common carriers was adopted by a 241 to 2388 vote. Maj. Dollard praised Col. William H. Parker in the Sioux Falls Republican convention while urging harmony after past fights. The Yankton Press & Dakotan opposes continued attacks on Congressman Martin, arguing it harms party unity and the winners.
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Wm. H. Parker
Sioux Falls
Maj. Dollard
Congress
Yankton Press & Dakotan
Martin
Sen
Gamble
Parker
Inner Temple
Press & Dakotan
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Electric Bitters Promoted Amid Political Commentary
An Indianapolis style ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver issues citing S A Brown of Bennettsville DC. The piece also reports on a Republican state convention criticized for machine tactics, noting resolutions and hopeful remarks about future honesty in leadership.
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S. A. Brown
Bennettsville
D. C
Ti. W. Bunsell Drug Cp
Four state tickets named by prohibition and socialist groups
Prohibition held in Redfield nominates Templeton of Woonsocket for Congress and Day of Westport for governor with a slate led by Lewis in the tick. Socialists met in Sioux Falls nominating Kerwan of Lawrence Berge of Brookings Knowles of Lawrence and others for statewide offices. Republicans and Democrats released their candidate lists last week.
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Redfield
C. W. Templeton
Woonsocket
R. J. Day
Westport
Knute Lewis
Lake Preston
W. A. Caldwell
Brookings
W. D. Kidder
Parker
H. EL. Curtis
Cartlewood
D. J. Brenneman
Wessington Springs
Geo. A. Poe
Hitchcock
I. M. Dahlberg
Strasburg
Sioux Falls
Jas. Kerwan
Lawrence
Henry A. Berge
Freeman Knowles
Martin Egge
Beadle
W. A. Williams
Minnehaha
L. M. Burnside
Hyde
Thos. E. Lunn
Charles Mix
E. Francis Atwood
Brown
Carl O. Lobre
Roberts
H. Cranmer
F. E. Townsend
Butte
Republican Platform Endorses Roosevelt and Protection Policy
South Dakota Republicans reaffirm faith in the national platform and praise Roosevelt for guiding the nation. They urge tariff moderation, stricter railroad rate regulation, a free pass ban, lobbying, a comprehensive primary law, direct US Senate elections, and disclosure of campaign contributions. They call for phasing out public service corporations from politics.
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South Dakota
Washington
Lincoln
Congress
Friends of Protection
United States
Averiean
Politi
Judge Gaffy to Retire After Twelve Years on Bench
Judge Gaffy of the sixth judicial circuit plans retirement on July first after more than a dozen years on the bench. He has been a terror to criminals and one third of penitentiary inmates serving life were sentenced by him. He has never been reversed by the supreme court in a criminal case. The piece also notes Democratic chatter to nominate William Jennings Bryan as standard bearer in 1908, with Hearst radicalism sharpening the choice.
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Gaffy
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Ile
Supreme Court
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Hearst
Bryan
Sinclair article on packing house scandals loses socialist tone
The Minneapolis Tribune pieces by Sinclair expose packing plant corruption but are weakened by overt socialist framing, reducing impact. Readers see documented misconduct alongside rhetoric that undermines objectivity and may alienate broad audiences.
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Minneapolis ‘Tribune
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