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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
4
Turraway January 10 1907 discusses insurgents and reform in the state legislature. It argues for Gamble's election as the greatest service to stalwarts and praises a machinelike railroads policy while criticizing Jim Elliott and Kittridge.
The Public Opinion says Senator Gamble’s influence in Washington will amount to nothing if she is re-elected. The piece argues that Gamble’s return will dishonor the party and state and that the electorate who supported her will share in the dishonor.
The Argus Leader endorses ample appropriations for the state fair and says no more popular and useful expenditures will be made by the legislature.
A committee appointed by the legislature will investigate the charges against Mr. Gam ble. The panel has been chosen and its appointment carries implied instructions to whitewash the inquiry.
Senator Tobin and Representatives Martin and Oviatt departed for Pierre Saturday to safeguard county interests in the upcoming session. Each man will perform his duty and strive to serve the county faithfully and well.
The Sioux City Tribune defends Gamble with a sharp critique asserting major contradictions and rhetorical absurdities. The piece suggests Gamble’s defense relies on a confessor like Father Kelley to explain its stance.
The passage urges Jim Hill to lead reforms after expressing fear of rail travel due to great dangers. It argues he should know the risks and be first to act to fix a system causing many accidents and loss of life.
Robert J. Gamble in 1905 states he is not in favor of Crawford's nomination. He argues Crawford's issues are unfounded and that he has attacked the state organization without cause, leading to a bitter crusade.
Sam Elrod ends his governorship today ending a tenure praised for clean efficient honest governance. The record sets a high standard that successors may find hard to surpass in faithful public service.
Serya 8 progress ye republican Wish to reward hard work in omitable courage enthusiastic zeal and unusual fa of time and means then R of Huron stands at Not next to Crawford Mr Loucks but before Crawford or anyone else
The text credits R O Richards as the driving force behind the insurgent campaign for governor, supplying brains and energy, organizing petitions, and shaping strategy. It lauds him as superior intellectually to Gamble and Crawford and as a fitting candidate for United States Senate.
The first insurgent feast was held at the Kent House on Friday evening with large attendance and cheerful mood. Speakers were in good humor as graft charges against Gamble were discussed in whispers while the senator avoided dwelling on it. The governor spoke frankly about his recent displeasure, and the event was seen as a historic beginning of the people’s administration.
A Friday eve banquet for Mr. Crawford at the Kent Hotel drew reformers and guests. John Westdahl presided, praising unity while introducing Hon. Coe S Crawford who touted reform ideals and pledged not to award offices until measures pass. Dr Alford and Major Pickler spoke on depravity and reform, as the crowd heard bold promises and jokes about Notary Public and U. S. Senate bids.
The editorial urges South Dakota legislators to fund and upgrade the state fair, arguing its neglect harms agriculture and economy. It cites neighboring states investing heavily in fairgrounds and facilities, notes the state is prosperous and debt-free, and calls for a broad appropriation to create top‑tier grounds and exhibits drawing visitors and boosting immigration and land values.
Wisconsin based mill offers 100 pound sacks of buckwheat flour at 2.9 cash with order. Flour guaranteed pure and sourced from Wisconsin wheat. References include Bradstreet with bold offer of 500000 in gold for evidence of impurity.
The governor delivered a lengthy address to the legislature urging reforms from the state convention. He did not back a two cent per mile passenger rate, proposing instead an appropriation likely near twenty five thousand dollars to cover expenses for state officers. He defended constitutionality while calling for pay reform and urged follow through on reforms to calm public uproar.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Halle Oatarch Cure. Dec 6 1984 notarization.
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