South Dakota Bank Deposits and Regional Claims Report
Reports on January 29 show bank deposits totaling 38 288 185 dollars in South Dakota, averaging 85 dollars per resident. Philo Hall of Brookings campaigns against corruption with county newspaper support and a railroad pass. Bridgewater residents suspect electric railway promoters are Illinois Central agents. Elliott Paddock of Pierson Iowa arrived to finalize an 8800 cash farm sale to Wm Meyer. Bon Homme soil values rise as dirt gains appeal. Belle Fourche in Butte county becomes the world’s heaviest stock shipping station with 8600 cattle cars moved in 90 days, total near 100 000 head. 1908 fall season saw cattle value reach 7 000 000 dollars.
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South Dakota
Tyndall Tribune
Elliott Paddock
Pierson
Wm. Meyer
Bon Homme County
Belle Fourche
Butte County
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Kidney Inflammation
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with complete cure. The tonic purports to aid liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria and reestablishes strength. Sold by R W Russell Drug Co at 50 cents.
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
R. W. Russell Drug Co
Carpet Weaving Loom Promises Home Work at Once
I have just purchased an improved flying shuttle loom and am ready to weave carpets rag carpets and rugs including those from old ingrain carpets. Do not send away for this work when it can be done at home as well and as cheaply.
Buell withdraws from congressional race in Black Hills
The rapid city candidate Chas H Buell has withdrawn from the United States senate race. He cites local grievances and rivalry with Deadwood as origins of his candidacy and says the withdrawal does not harm the Black Hills interests. Martin now solidly supported in the region.
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Chas. H. Buell
Rapid City
Martin
Black Hills
Buell
Deadwood
United States Senate
Indian citizenship doubt still unsettled by court
The Nebraska federal court judge Munger ruled that Indians who had taken lands in severalty were citizens, implying their property could be attached for debt. The St Louis court of appeals reversed, holding Indians remain wards of the government and not citizens with full privileges. The matter goes to the Supreme Court for final settlement.
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Munger
Nebraska Federal Court
Court of ‘Appeals
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Gamble blamed for urging legislature to ignore petition
The Bisseton News argues Senator Gamble opposed a primary law and had written to legislators about a petition. It claims a single unnamed man ordered the legislature to ignore the petition regardless of legality, asserting Gamble was that man based on his letters. The piece questions the editor’s reading of Gamble’s correspondence.
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Gamble
Insurgent Press Under Fire Over Convention Split
The Huron Journal-World and allied papers attack insurgent leaders as bolting to aid the Democrats. Critics say Crawford’s allies spread bitterness and false charges of corruption, weakening his chances unless he disowns the faction and cleans up support.
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Huron Journal-World
Crawford
Yankton Herald Area
Labor unions should not seek political power to favor members
The piece argues President Gom pers should not organize unions into political bodies to push laws benefiting union labor at the expense of non union workers. It says the public supports unions when they focus on members without hurting others, but opposes forced legislation that discriminates against non union labor amid a general push for a square deal.
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Pres. Gompers
Consolidation Formed for Dakota Newspapers with $100,000 Stock
The Dakota Freie Presse and the Yankton Press and Dakotan Gazette merge into a stock company with $100,000 capital. Incorporators are John Holman, Herman Ellerman, Aug Kestiky, and W C Lusk. The firm will expand the paper and add a large job printing plant.
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Dakota Freie Presse
Yankton Press
Dakotan-Gazette
John Holman
Herman Ellerman
Aug. Kestiky
W. C. Lusk
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Healthy Organs
An old race with constipation can lead to appendicitis. Dr King’s New Life Pills regulate stomach liver and bowels without pain or discomfort. 25e at R. W. Russell Drug Co.
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Dr. King
R. W. Russell Drug Co’s
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P. O. Stonebraker
P. A. Boiss, Clerk
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W. A. Corp
C. L. Maxwean
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Prep Gorhrin
T. J. Marchant
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