Political roster listing state department positions and officials
Philo Hall of Brookings W H Parker of Deadwood Lt Governor He Shober Highmore Pot Secretary of State D Wipf Oliver Mot Editor John Herning Campbell county Treasurer H Cassill Canton Attorney General S W Clarke Redfield Superintendent Yans A Ustrud Sioux Falls Commissioner of School Lands C Dokken Deuel county Railroad Commissioner Rge Rice Flandreau
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Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
Shober
Highmore
U D. Wipf
Oliver
John Herning
Campbell County
H. Cassill
Canton
Argus Leader Highlights State Fair Efforts
The Argus Leader praises extensive coverage and support for the state fair, noting its role in showcasing exhibitors, events, and community involvement across the region.
Sioux City Journal Targets One Dollar Campaign
The Sioux City Journal notes the Republican scene in Iowa faces criticism as reform efforts including the one dollar campaign contribution scheme are described as a failure. The piece urges reconsideration of funding tactics and party strategy.
Kelley Freed From Newsroom and Jail
A fragmented line notes that Kelley is both out of the news business and out of jail, marking a surprising end to two separate chapters. The terse report implies restitution or new beginnings for Kelley as he exits public life and confinement.
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Kful
Gas and Coal Found in Edmunds Day Report
A brief notice reports discoveries of gas and coal in Edmunds by day. Authorities urge continued productive work and steady effort.
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Edmunds
Cummins party falters in Iowa as support wobbles
A fragment notes the Cummins party in Iowa losing Democratic backing and beginning to waver. The line suggests political strain and reduced confidence among allies as the campaign faces uncertainty.
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Cummins Party
Iowa
Bryan Not So Big A Man In As He Thought
Bryan proved not superior to Roger Sullivan as he inadvertently admits his own limits in a fleeting, awkward exchange.
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Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Sioux Pe District Official Questioned
Hubbard of the Sioux Pe district is described as not being of the right material or temperament for a public role, with critics challenging his suitability and fitness for office.
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Man Hubbard
Sioux Pe
Grand Way of the Republic membership grows to 235825
Adjutant General's report shows the organization now totals 235 825 members, up 3 500 from the previous year.
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Adjutant General
Grand Way of the Republic
Coal Trust Payment Mentioned Amid Yearly Sentiments
A historical note discusses paying the coal trust, noting that yearlong terms are not ideal but finds some consolation in the arrangement. The passage centers on financial obligations and enduring themes of reform.
Railroad work near the Mie river faces heavy rain delays
Fragments report disruption to railway construction west of the Mie river due to persistent heavy rain. The note describes the scene as a tough, factual stalemate with ongoing weather interference and slow progress.
True Blue Republicans of Iowa Face Stark Choice
A blunt assertion contrasts two paths for Iowa Republicans, arguing the options are nearly identical in principle and offer little real choice between Cugnities and democracy, highlighting a shared ideological impasse.
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Iowa
Local Politician Declares Slim Senate Prospects for Area
Mr Gamble visited Huron on Friday assessing the political climate. He concluded there is no senatorial timber in the region and returned home believing the prospects are weak for a local candidate.
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Mr.Gamble
Huron
Loss of corn crop pleases Bret Bowen Day misfortune
A fragmented note from the Argus Leader hints at a corn crop loss. The passage suggests Bret Bowen regards it with irony while Day faces misfortune, though details are unclear.
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Bret
Bowen
Joe Cannon Nominated by Republicans for Congress
Unanimous nomination by the Republicans of Illinois eighteenth district on Thursday. The move marks Uncle Joe Cannon as the party’s executive nominee for Congress.
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Paele Joe Cannon
Ieepublicans
Illinois
Uncle Joe
Government to buy weekly silver bullion in large scale
The government plans weekly purchases of 100 00 ounces of silver bullion or disty cottage. On Wednesday last the first purchase for this purpose was made at 66.62 cents per ounce.
Segregation Tensions Rise Over Racial Colonies
A northern Georgia notice warns of a growing black settlement near Aurora and a Japanese community in Brown County pushing native whites to move. The piece frames it as a threat to white minority communities and calls for action to resist integration.
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Aurora Gaing
Brown County
Firm Stand Against Tariff Tinkering Sparks GOP Tensions
The firm stand against any tariff tinkering risks alienating progressive Republicans of the West as Sioux Falls Press is urged to sit up and notice.
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Sioux Falls
Roosevelts Declines 1908 Candidacy Stir Progressive Republicans
The insurgents drop the Roosevelt label as he reiterates he will not be a 1908 candidate. Progressives adopt the name they use for their movement, reshaping party positioning and public perception.
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Roosevelt
Beale County Machine Uses Newspaper Channel
Mr. Crawford and his new friends control a newspaper, providing a channel to broadcast their views and strengthen boss rule in Beale County.
Pukwana Press Clears Kirk Phillips of Theft Accusation
The Pukwana Press concedes that Kirk Phillips did not steal any money. He earned interest on moneys in hand as other state treasurers have done, and there was no law prohibiting it. The piece questions how Harry could err and warns it may hurt his gubernatorial prospects.
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Kirk Phillips
Kirk
Harry
Campaign roles blur as candidates juggle work and duties
The Republican candidate for governor runs a large law practice while the Democratic hopeful promotes immigration to South Dakota and state development. The race is aided by two young men. After election the Republican would leave his practice to sign state papers in Pierre, while the Democrat could continue his constructive work without interruption.
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Goveror
South Dakota
Pierre
Capitol
Boost the State Fair Now to Ensure a Strong Event
Four weeks remain before the state fair and citizen participation will decide its success. The Board of Agriculture has acted. now Dakota residents must plan to attend with cattle horses sheep hogs chickens grain and fruit growers presenting products. The fair offers varied amusements and a popular speed program inviting crowds to come learn and stay longer.
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Board of Agriculture
South Dakota
Dakota
He Dignified Labor Edward Hollenbach Passes Away
Edward Hollenbach, a member and former secretary of Pressmen's Union No. 50, died suddenly. He was known for steady work, loyalty to fellow workers, and as a figure who helped ease employer employee tensions.
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Edward Hollenbach
Pressmen’s Union
No. 50
South Dakota praised for conservative policy and growth
Aberdeen News notes praise for past administration and conservative public policy. It argues continued adherence to those lines will bring investment, growth, and lower costs, citing South Dakota as efficient and productive. Caralan counsels conservatism but supports Sevier's doctrine as right.
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Commonwealth
South Dakota
The
Dakotan
Mr. Sevier
Beadle County Republicans See A Flurry Of Candidacy Declarations
A flood of public notices from Beadle County announces candidates for county offices. Names include John H. Miller for commissioner, J. W. Smith for superintendent, J A Colcord for treasurer, Don Burney for auditor, Nathaniel E Hoy for superintendent of schools, Gro. C Fallinweider for county official posts, Cas H Ray for county over, A A Chamberlain seeking re election as county judge, A B Hutchinson for superintendent of schools, E Youne for sheriff, A J Holbrook for register of deeds, T C Youne for county auditor, A B Fairbank for States Attorney, J B Geddis for justice of the peace, Samuel Birks for county treasurer, and Asher F Par for clerk of courts. The notices indicate all are subject to Republican convention or party choice.
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Beadle County
John H. Miller
J. A. Colcord
Gro. C. Fallinweider
Can
Cas. H. Ray
Pearl Creek Township
South Dakota
A. B. Hutchinson
Barr Oak Township
Cons
Youne
Register of Deeds
Republican County Convention
A. J. Holbrook
T. C. Youne
Bonilla Township
A. B. Fairbank
Asher F. Par
Fairbank Seeks State Attorney Post in County Bid
A. B. Fairbank announces candidacy for state's attorney. He is an attorney with recognized ability and local standing, resident eight years, who has built a large practice. He pledges conscientious, honest service and nonpolitical use of office, urging Republican unity in support.
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Fairbank
Jim Hill Cuts Grain Rates Again
Jim Hill reduces grain carrying charges by 10 percent, following Great Northern’s earlier cut. The change saves Dakotas and wheat producing states farmers nearly $2,000,000 on this year’s crop, as large crops and cheap freights boost relief for growers.
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Jim Hill
Great Northern
Dakotas
Ricnakps Trust Company Offers Money Borrowing and Farm Deals
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on the Ricnakps Trust Company. The item presents a brief notice urging readers to contact the firm for financial and agricultural transactions.
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Ricnakps Trust Company
Property lending ad seeks buyers and borrowers in city
To buy, sell, insure or borrow money upon city or farm property see or write KaAYARD Braga, Houghton block.
Fisher Estate Clears By Address To Executrix
Property tied to the late Fil. Fisher estate can be cleared by addressing Mra. M. L. Fisher at 638 Ashland Ave. St. Paul or Buell and Morris of Redfield.
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Fisher
Mra
M. L. Fisher
Ashland Ave
St. Paul
Buell and Morris
Redfield
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Toledo Firm
Frank J. Cheney states his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath, sworn December 6, 1886, is before a notary in Toledo Ohio. The product is claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces and testimonials are offered free. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank_J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frans J. Cheney
A. D
A.W. Gleason
F. J. Cuenzy & Co
Half Rate Excursion Tickets to State Fair by North-Western
Excursion tickets to the state fair in Huron are offered at a single fare for a round trip from Sept 8 to 15 inclusive. Return validity extended to Sept 17. Apply at Chicago & North-Western Railway agent locations.
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Huron
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y
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Triont
Sobn Longstafes, Publisher
Argus
Sioux City Journal
Kelley
Coal Trust
Miewouri River
Aberdeen News
J. W. Smith
Don Burney
Nathaniel E. Hoy
Lake Byron Township
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron, S. D
J. B. Geddis
Haron
Samuel Birks
Barrett Township
Tate of
Ohio
T Siei
Lucas County
R. H. Cory
Third St, Huron, S.D
Rice’s Variety Store
H. J. Rice
Dak. Ave
Houghton Block
Edler Bros
Phone Main
Norbeck & Nicholson Company
Redfield, South Dakota
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