Church Services and notices from Springfield area
The Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches announce Sabbath services with morning worship, Sunday school, Epworth League, and evening sermons. Public invited with free seats and a gospel sermon to follow. Also notice of home construction growth and local ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Minnehaha County petitioners urge dropping disbarment proceedings against Geo. W. Egan.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Wilcox
Epworth League
Ening
Minnehaha County
Supreme Court
Geo. W. Egan
Dr T T Church Dentist and Local Economic Notes
The draymen of Huron formed a combination to double drayage rates during the state fair week. Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs plans a state tour in late month, arriving in Pierre on the 19th and Huron on the 20th morning. Oliver Dalrymple, famed bonanza wheat farmer of North Dakota, died near Castleton on September 8. His farm once spanned 80 000 acres. South Dakota’s total assessed valuation rises to 283 696 268, with 28 066 191 more than last year, including increases on farm lands and railroads. State tax levy remains three mills.
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Huron
Eugene V. Debs
Rapid City
Pierre
Oliver Dalrymple
North Dakota
Castleton
N. D
Mr. Dalrymple
Northwestern Railroad timetable boosts service but hurts Huron
A new timetable that took effect last Sunday improves overall service but reduces Huron’s population by about a hundred as most passenger contractors relocate from the city.
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Northwestern
Huron
Omaha mayor defies party lines after Nebraska primary
Jim Dahlman the Omaha mayor was defeated by Schellenberger in the Nebraska primary where Dahlman had hoped to back Bryan for governor. Dahlman claims Schellenberger won by populist votes and questions the democratic nomination in a primary system. The protest faces scrutiny as party lines blur under primary nominations.
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Nebraska
Jim Dahlman
Omaha
Bryan
Schellenberger
Dahlman
Pink Pain Tablets advertised by Dr Shoop
An old advertisement promotes Pink Pain Tablets claiming quick relief for headaches and various pains. The 25 cent box is highlighted with directions to ask a druggist or doctor about the formula and notes it is sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
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Shoop
R. W. Russell Drug Co
Farmers' National Congress Attendees Gather in Madison
J M Dunmire state vice president and wife plan to attend the 26th annual session in Madison Wisconsin at Wisconsin Agricultural College. Noted professors will speak with national and international figures on topics including schooling for girls and farm home management.
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J. M. Dunmire
Farmers’ National Congress
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Agricultural College
Bertha Dohl Laws
Edith G. Charlton
Helen Armatrong
Democrats Lead In Speaking For State Exposition
Gov Geo Johnson of Minnesota spoke at the state fair while Republicans had no speaker. Bryan is set to address Mitchell corn palace. Taft arrangements failed. Sherman may visit later. Eugene Chapin, prohibition candidate, is invited to speak during the exposition.
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Geo. Johnson
Minnesota
Bryan
Mitchell Corn Palace
Chicago
Hitchcock
Taft
Sherman
Mitchell
Eugene Chapin
Two women work Grand Island scam for House of Hope
Two attractive young ladies are said to be soliciting funds for a Grand Island Neb house of hope for aged and indigent people. Investigation finds no such institution exists there. Warn readers to refuse when approached.
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House of Hope
Grand Island
Neb
Prize baby show at Brule county fair postponed
Clare Tinan editor of the Kimball Graphic will run a prize baby show at the Brule county fair. Three old bachelors will serve as judges and the award is delayed until the state militia returns from Ft. Riley.
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Union County
Clare Tinan
Kimball Graphic
Brule County Fair
Ft. Riley
Hearst slams Democratic shifts and Bryan over legacy claims
Wm. R. Hearst denounces Democratic party fluidity and Bryan's conflicting rhetoric. He criticizes lack of definite lines and inconsistent statements across campaigns, suggesting the original idea behind Bryan's influence is unclear. The Union County Courier notes Milwaukee news stands and railroad concessions shifts. The advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative for stomach, heart, and kidney ailments with a drugstore endorsement.
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Wm. R. Hearst
Independence Party
Democratic Party
Union County Courier
George Allanson
Milwaukee
Newsboy
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
The
Road
J Express
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Marion
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J. O. Tutile
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Alcolm Munn
South Dakota
Po Stonebraker
Zolnowskey Blo
C, Seagley
Becker Block
Rrobert Jasmann
D.wicks
James L. Meigherney
Bon Homme County Bank
A. L. Jones
Erkemnbine
Exep Goumarna
Springfield
J.C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Bucklen
Bruhn & Zehnpfennig
T. T. Church
Roosevelt
Guy, Cummins
Iowa
U. S. Senate
St Mage
E. E. Walker
Mai Seotland
Lehigh Valley
Sunday Creek Hocking Valley
Fullerton Lumber CO
Julius Jaton
J.H. Queal & CO
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