Republican Ticket Names for President and State Officers
A list of Republican nominees includes Theodore Roosevelt for president with Charles W. Fair as vice president and various electors Henry Morris H. Roberts H H Guistine Lake John Q Anderson Charles Mae Shepfs erie C H Burke Hughes. Congressional candidates E W Martin Lawrence and others for Supreme Court judges state officers including Samuel Jorge Fer Lt Gov J E McDougall Marshall auditor J F Halladay Kings treasurer O B Collins Att Atty General Philo Hall state Supt of Schools G W Nash Fanonia and School and Public Lands C J Bach Turner Railroad Commissioner W G Smith Meade.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Por
Charles W. Fair
Henry
Morris
Roberts
H. H. Guistine
Lake
John Q. Anderson
Charles Mae
Pfs
Erie
Congress
C. H. Burke
Hughes
E. W. Martin
Lawrence
Supreme Court J
Paigsony
H. G. Fuller
Samuel J
J. E. McDougall
Marshall
David Wipf
J. F. Halladay
Kings
O. B. Collins
Eee
Philo ‘Hall
G. W. Nash
Fanonia
C. J. Bach
Turner
W. G. Smith
Meade
Change in National Administration Debate and Economic Comparisons
Campaign orators urge voters to replace Roosevelt with Parker, contrasting 1904 prosperity under Roosevelt with 1896 Democratic governance. They cite exports, trade balance, gold imports and bank deposits to argue against returning to Democratic conditions.
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Parker
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Judge Parker
Progress in Breeding Fruits Bulletin Series Issued
South Dakota Experiment station releases two horticultural bulletins by Prof. M E Hansen No 87 Western Sand Cherry details crossing with peach apricot and Japanese plum. New varieties offer fruit seven eighths inch diameter and suitable table quality. No 88 Breeding Hardy outlines exressing and stone fruit propagation.
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M. E. Hansen
South Dakota
Dakota
Political fence making lags in South Da kota
A brief note laments slow political fence making in South Dakota. It says residents are preoccupied with fear and spend more time in worry than engaging in politics, contrasting with other states.
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South Dakota
Union
What Watson Thinks On Democratic And Republican Roles
Tom Watson criticizes the Democratic Party for claiming eight years of error while seeking power. He argues the public should credit Republicans who stood for the gold standard and supported its adoption, contrasting bold leaders who fought and won with the opposing claim of right.
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Watson
Tom Watson
Democratic Party
Mr. Watson
Lawson articles spark world attention in Everybody's Magazine
The Lawson pieces reveal an alleged amalgamated copper deal and critique the Standard Oil crowd. The writer labels Rockefeller associates as pirates and rogues and calls for public awareness of wealth dangers threatening the nation.
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Lawson
Everybody’s
Rockefellers
Standard Oil
Judge Parker Warns Democrats Depend on Republicans for Continuity
Judge Parker argues Democrats cannot push harmful laws in the next four years and urges trust in the party to govern, noting bipartisan reliance keeps government running.
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Judge Parker
Campaign Buttons Sought to Boost Roosevelt Vote in South Dakota
Frank Crane, chairman of the Republican State Committee, asked for a half dozen campaign buttons in reply to Cortelyou about needs for the South Dakota drive. The state could be carried for Roosevelt by about 25 000 votes for less than Crane asked.
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Frank Crane
Republican State Committee
Cortelyou
South Dakota
Roosevelt
South Dakota People Advocate Capitol Design With Funds
Citizens reject simple donations and aim to build a permanent capitol with a thoughtful design. Mitchell’s proposal is deemed insulting in its generosity as locals show willingness to pay for quality.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Twin Cities Hit by Destructive Cyclone Saturday Night
St. Paul and Minneapolis suffered heavy damage from a cyclone Saturday evening. Property losses ran into millions of dollars and multiple lives were reported after the storm hit the two cities.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Jones estimate sparks doubt on wheat prices in Dakotas
If the Jones estimate of 50 million dollars in buehel wheat loss to Dakota farmers is correct, dollar wheat prices may not reflect higher values. The remark questions the link between losses and wheat pricing.
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Dakotas
Novik Fights Two Days Before Being Shot
The Russian cruiser Novik waged a gallant two day battle against heavy odds before being hit by enemy fire.
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Novik
Trusts Face Obstruction in Parker Election Effort
The statement argues Parker cannot be elected by trusts alone. success depends on turnout from opponents of the trusts aiding Parker.
Wheat investment could ease winter coal bills
The remark suggests that if everyone had invested in wheat thirty days ago, their winter coal expenses would be noticeably lower. It frames a quick financial consequence linking grain prices to heating costs.
County Game Law Violated as Chickens Slaughtered
In this county reports indicate the game law is openly violated with be ing chickens being destroyed wantonly, prompting concern among residents and officials about enforcement and wildlife protection.
Richards Trust Co Advertises Loans For Farm Market
If you wish to borrow money buy or sell a farm call on Richards Trust Co Huron D. D. for farm financing and related services.
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Richards Trust Co
Huron, D, D
World’s Fair coach excursions to St Louis offered
Low rate round trips available August 15 and 29 from Huron to St Louis via the Chicago and North Western. Tickets at 16.40 dollars round trip with seven day return limit. Other favorable daily round trips with return allowances and stopovers. Full schedule and baggage information available from Chicago and North Western agents.
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St. Louis
Chicago & North-Western
Ba Y
Huron
Chicago & North-Western B’y
The World Owes No One a Living
A Clifton Age essay argues that the world does not owe anyone a living or credit for effort. It insists wages reflect earned work, and opportunity must be seized by industry and perseverance rather than expectant reliance on others. The piece stresses personal responsibility for securing one’s own way.
Iowa Prison Abandons Lockstep March Tradition
Anamosa penitentiary will discontinue the lockstep marching method for prisoners after state board authorization. Sheriff Charles W. Jackson reported Warden William A. Hunter’s plan to switch to a military double file formation, seen as a humane reform and more attractive, replacing the old single file with hand-on-shoulder contact.
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Anamosa Penitentiary
Charles W. Jackson
Anamosa
William A. Hunter
State Board of Control
Jackson
Hunter
The Death Penalty and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a preventive cure for burns sores ulcers and piles, claiming even small injuries can be fatal without it. It promotes the product at Holland Wheeler’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Holland Wheeler
Better Than Iowa Oats Grow on Two States Farms
H B Allen of Wall Lake Iowa compared oats yields on 115 acres in Iowa and 45 acres in Douglas County South Dakota. Iowa produced 3000 bushels while South Dakota yielded 2995 bushels, only five bushels less on seventy fewer acres.
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H. B. Allen
Wall Lake
Iowa
South Dakota
Douglas County
Advertised Letter List Names Recipients
Anderson Selma Barber Frank Bassett Milo D Brown Mrs Mattie Buckingham B L Carhart L B Knickerehm Miss Ida McArdle Miss Sara Mead Miss Nellie Northup Edd F Reedy Mrs Henry Sitgow Miss Martha Youghy Miss Annie Joan Lonestair Postmaster
Beadle County Farmers Invited to Central South Dakota Fair
The third annual fair in Huron runs September 19 to 23. Farmers urged to exhibit wheat oats barley rye spelt flax corn and vegetables. Exhibits can be brought to the fair grounds starting September 16. Communications to John H. Kina and A. T. Losey.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Huron
John H. Kina
Supt. Agr
L Dept
Half Rates to State Fair at Yankton
North Western line offers excursion tickets at one fare for round trip from Sept 10 to 16 with return by Sept 17. Apply through Chicago & North Western agents.
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Yankton
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y
Thousand Sheep Killed by Mob Near Prineville Oregon
Over 1 000 thoroughbred sheep owned by Morrow and Keenan of Willow Creek Crook county were slaughtered at Little Summit Prairie forty five miles east of Prineville. A mob of about twenty horsemen with blackened faces fired with Winchesters after forcing the herder to surrender. The assault lasted nearly two hours leaving the attackers killed or scattered. no clues to the mob have been found.
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Morrow & Keenan
Willow Creek
Crook County
Little Summit Prairie
Prineville
Tragedy in West Sixty third Street Tenement
George Royce, his wife, and their six month old baby were found dead in a West Sixty third Street tenement. A revolver lay near Royce and police believe he killed his wife and child and then himself.
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New York
George Royce
West Sixty-third Street
Cotton Firm H F Page Co Burden On Margin Calls
New Orleans August 25 A notice on the Cotton Exchange board states that H F Page and Co cotton brokers cannot meet their margin calls. Page and Co is a major exchange firm with details of trouble not disclosed.
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New Orleans
The
Cotton Exchange
H. F. Page & Co
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League games in Pittsburg and New York see Pittsburg win 5 3 and lose 4 0. New York blanks. American League action in New York Boston Washington and Philadelphia with Detroit St Louis Cleveland results. American Association results include St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City victories.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Atladelphia
Cleveland
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Market quotations Minneapolis Wheat report
Minneapolis market notes show wheat futures and on track values for August 24. Sept prices at 1.065 percent, Dec at 1.06 percent, May at 1.07 percent. On track values list No. 1 hard at 1.11 percent, No. 1 Northern at 1.09 percent, No. 2 Northern at 1.07 percent.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Cattle and Sheep Prices at St Paul Stock Yards
St Paul stock yards reported cattle prices with good to choice steers at 5.00 to 5.50, common to fair at 3.00 to 4.25, cows and heifers 2.75 to 3.25, years 2.00 to 5.25. Sheep ranged for yearling wethers 3.35 to 3.75 and native lambs 5.00 to 5.50.
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St. Paul
Wheat and flax price listings in Duluth market report
Wheat to arrive No 1 Northern 1.08 No 2 Northern 1.04 Old to arrive No 1 Northern 1.11 No 2 Northern 1.07 Sept 1.08 Dec 1.045 Flax to arrive on track Sept 1.26 Oct Nov 1.26 Dec 1.25
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Duluth
Northern
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle prices range from good prime steers at 5.10 to 6.10, mediums 3.10 to 4.90, stockers 2.00 to 3.65, cows 1.50 to 4.25, heifers 2.00 to 5.00, calves 2.50 to 6.25. Hogs show mixed and butcher 5.00 to 5.25, good to choice heavy 5.15 to 5.35, rough heavy 4.75 to 5.20, light 5.00 to 5.50. Sheep prices good to choice wethers 3.50 to 3.90, Western 3.25 to 3.90, native lambs 3.50 to 5.75, Western 4.75 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Grain and livestock market prices from Chicago
Wheat Sept 1.03 1.05 Dec 1.04 May 1.06. Corn Aug 63 Sept 53 Dec 52 May 51. Oats Aug 32 Sept 33 1/ c Dec 84 May 36. Pork Sept 11.67 11.70 Oct 11.77 Jan 13.00. Flax cash Northwestern 1.25 Southwestern 1.18 Aug 1.18 Sept 1.18. Butter Creameries 13 to 15 cents. Eggs 138 16 4 c. Poultry Turkeys 12 cents thickens 11 9 11 4 c springs 13 4 cents.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Southwestern
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John Longstaff
TurRspay
SIONS
Clifton Age
Sioux City
Journal
Joan Lonestair
Oregon Ranch
Babe
American Association
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Fred J. Baker
Cian
Dak. Ave
Marvere
Park Row
New Kerk
A. H. Thurnes
Mgr
Wills Creek Coal Co
Buffalo
Foley
W. Carter
Ashboro
N.C
C. H. Longstaff
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