Post Office Weekly Distribution at Huron SD
The notice states the publication is entered at the Huron South Dakota Post Office as second class mail matter every Thursday.
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Huron
South Dakota
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
Tom Watson Sees Caesar as Populist
The remark notes Tom Watson's view that Caesar acted as a populist and suggests that some positive outcome should follow from this discovery.
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Tom Watson
Ceasar
Huron Site Chosen as Federal Building Free Offer
Huron stands as the sole town across Minnesota North and South Dakota with available sites for a Federal building free. The announcement highlights unique regional accessibility and potential cost savings for federal facilities.
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Huron
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
South Dakota Spends on Railroad Valuation Efforts
Officials report spending about 25000 dollars on a physical valuation of railroads operating in the state. The outcome or next steps are not detailed in the available text.
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South Dakota
Bryan Says One Term Sufficient for Presidency
Bryan asserts one term suffices for him and indicates tough work ahead to reach a compromise with Taft on this basis.
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Bryan
Taft
Huron Plans Cautious Sewer Building With Fiscal guardrails
City officials vow a prudent sewer construction program for Huron. They stress careful budgeting, avoidance of waste, and steering clear of interest bearing debt while the project proceeds.
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Huron
Aberdeen, Huron and Southern Road Planned
The Aberdeen Huron and Southern road is confirmed as the project name for a new route connecting Huron to Aberdeen. Authorities indicate construction will proceed, marking a planned extension to the regional transportation network.
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Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre Plans Bedford Stone Hotel Worth 150000
Pierre advances a new hotel project estimated at $150000 to be built with Bedford stone. The stone choice appears more popular in Pierre than in other parts of the state.
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Pierre
State
Huron Democrats Favor Ringling Show Over Bryan
Democrats in Huron preferred Ringling’s show to Bryan citing a stronger performance and better enjoyment, while noting Bryan did not offer as good a show.
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Huron
Denver
Ringling
Bryan
Longworth Says Bryan Nomination Pleases Republicans
Congressman Longworth told Democrats in Omaha cheering for Bryan that Bryan’s nomination pleased Republicans as well as Democrats.
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Longworth
Omaha
Bryan
Beade County Nominates Sheriff Candidate With Primary Lead
Beade county insurgents win the primary race with the highest vote total, setting a precedent for Burke to be nominated for the unexpired Parker term.
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Beade County
Burke
Parker
Action at Mitchell Faces Obstacles to Mediation
Reports from Mitchell describe ongoing action with the conciliatory convention pushing to achieve its goals though several obstacles remain. No details on participants or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
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Mitchell
Kingsbury County Convention Endorses Senator Kittredge
The Kingsbury county convention endorsed Senator Kittredge amid a split between surgents and stalwarts. They condemned the state administration and demanded a full examination of governor and state officer expenses.
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Kingsbury County
Kittredge
Roosevelt Faces Rough House as Congress Opens
President Roosevelt prepares for a contentious session when Congress convenes in December. With only three months left of his term, foes may resist his agenda and spark lively battles ahead.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Bryan shapes plan for new party after defeats
The passage says Bryan has driven his party to two losses and aims to dis unite it. After 1908 Democrats of Bryan type and Republicans of La Follette Crawford and Cummins lines will join to form a new party organization.
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Bryan
la Follette
Crawford
Cummins
Burke Said to Be Target of Insurgent Opposition
The text notes insurgents fear Burke and oppose his nomination to succeed Parker. It argues the person with the most votes in the primary deserves the nomination, framing the issue as small yet significant within the spirit of the primary.
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Burke
Parker
Vast farm wealth to fuel next administration’s prosperity
Government statisticians estimate U.S. farm output will bring eight billion dollars in gold this year. The article argues this wealth will boost business and employment, projecting prosperity beyond the Roosevelt era regardless of whether Taft or Bryan succeeds him, with the first year of the next administration slated for favorable times.
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United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Bryan Praises Platform at Lincoln Bryan Club Speech
In a speech before the Lincoln Bryan Club and Traveling Mens Club, Bryan voiced pleasure with the platform and said it expresses a retone phase I will not only I.
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Bryan
Lincoln Bryan Club
Traveling Mens’ Club
Bryan’s weak appeal in South Dakota sparks limited support
The passage argues that Bryan cannot gain a large following in South Dakota due to past troubles and a harsh word that offends voters. It notes the state’s resistance to his message and emphasizes the local sentiment against him.
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South Dakota
Bryan
Out of Door Sleeping Rooms and Open Air Health Claims
The article discusses the spread of sleeping porches and outdoor rooms in new houses, praising fresh air as healthful and noting the claim that open-air living combats disease. It references the Minneapolis Journal and political editorials on Crawford, insurgents, and wartime party harmony debates.
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United States
Denver
Minneapolis Journal
Harmony attempt at Mitchell spills into infighting
The Mitchell convention failed to heal Republican rifts as insurgents push for Crawford's U S senate bid. Stalwarts accept some terms but prefer to see a Republican majority in November while insurgent speech on the strip is curtailed. Burke and Martin expect election, while the harmony plan remains discordant and misnamed.
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Mitchell
Crawford
Hell
Corporation
Machine
United States Senate
Burke
Martin
Washington
Harmony in Name Only in Journal World Opinion
The Journal World signals support for Burke and Martin for election but oppose their re nomination as unfit to represent the state at Washington. The piece argues party harmony is only in name and recalls 1906 Republican unity under McKinley and Kittredge.
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Bryan
Crawford
Lee
Journal- World
Burke
Martin
The
Journal-World
Congress
World
J-W
Washington
South Dakota
McKinley
Kittredge
Bryan the Man Seated as Democratic Nominee for President
The piece outlines William Jennings Bryan's repeated nominations by the Democratic Party and contrasts him with Taft. It recalls Bryan’s past campaigns from 1896 to 1908, notes his rising star, and contrasts the two standard bearers Taft and Bryan, highlighting party momentum and questions about financial theory.
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Denver
Democratic Party
United States
Chicago
Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
McKinley
Kansas City
Parker
Roosevelt
Taft
Democratic
Local Huron notes many movements and sales
A stream of residents and visitors travel to and from Huron on various business and leisure trips. Attendees include John Green, I A Churchill, Dell Heckman, G S Hutchinson with Gov Crawford, and others to Pierre, Minneapolis, Mitchell, Watertown, Fargo, and Esmond. For sale notices list a spring wagon, two wagons and a coffee mill. The SD National Guard camps at Lake Kampeska with 500 enlistees and ammunition funding. Mrs Susan E Baker dies of bronchial pneumonia. funeral at Episcopal church. Luxury and real estate items advertised include cottages and a wicker coffee mill.
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Susan E. Baker
Beach Street
Hazen
Huron
Phoenix Insurance Co
Hall's Catarrh Cure In 1886 Advertisement Notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. The firm offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement sworn December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Advertises testimonials and sales by J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. O. Also promotes Hall's family pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Cure Yourself At Home Prescription For Nervous Debility
A. E. Robinson offers a free talisman style prescription to men suffering nervous debility memory loss weak back and deficient manhood caused by excesses and youth. Send request to Luck Building Detroit Michigan.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Michigan
Threshing Machinery Offer Draws Farmers to Buy
Farmers club together to purchase threshing outfits for neighborhood use. The Winneshiek Separator claims a 10 to 15 percent grain gain and cited features to reduce straw loss. Experienced threshers respect the quality and potential savings of these machines.
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Sky Purchase
United States
Money Saved On Threshing Outfits
Big manufacturer adopts direct selling to buyers cutting jobber and dealer costs. Cascaden Mfg Co of Materloo Iowa, with Grand Forks branch, advertises in home papers to speed delivery and lower price for threshing engines and separators. Readers planning to buy are urged to write for details and savings.
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Cascaden Mfg. Co
Materloo
Iowa
Grand Forks
N. D
California dredging boom eyed by Minneapolis men
Omaha road official Thomas W. Teasdale and Harry A. Tuttle of North American company lead a group including E. W. Randall Cosgrove and Robert A. Smith to buy most of the Colorado river bottom between Nevada and Arizona. They seek exclusive dredging rights, claim tests show rich ground two dollars a yard with garnets and platinum, and plan immediate dredge deployment. Colorado river drains vast mineral wealth, with 225000 square miles of bedrock and 61000000 tons of sediment annually.
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San Francisco
J— Thomas W. Teasdale
Omaha
Harry A. Tuttle
North American
Eee Company
E. W. Randall and Cosgrove
Minnesota
I Vais
Robert A. Smith
St. Paul
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
Cattee
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I. A. Churchill
Minneapolis
Dell Heckman
C. F. Hager
W. R Link
Andrew Bertsch
Watertown
G. S. Hutchinson
Gov. Crawford
Young Blount
Edna Hollarbush
Evansville
Wis
Frank
Utah
C. E. Bryant & Co
Mrs. C. W. Goodman
Lake Kampeska
Mrs. McMillan
Arlington, Wis
City
Neil McKay
J. C. Dexter
Kenosha, Wis
W. A. Lynch
Fargo
Geo. Schnepper
Enterprise Coffee Mill
C. H. Windsor
Sioux Falls
Great Northern
Mrs. Lafe Whitney
Esmond
Mrs. Whitney
Wm. Wilson
Wolsey
S. B. Sheldon
Waterstown
Bankers’ Convention
Archie Appleman
Edith Parke
Mitchell, Neb
B. F. Ives
Lake Okoboji
C. Ohman
Marshall
Minn
Mrs. Ohman
N. FE. Howard
Millie
Earl Howard
Perma-Lac
Geo. R
McBride’s
Floy Tredway
Oberlin College
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Neil Finch, Jr
Tracy, Minn
Neil Finch
Wisconsin
Marvin Hughitt, Jr
A. P. Stowell
Oakes
Geo. Starring
F. W. Starring
Baptist Church
Rich Hill
Huron College
William Jewel College
Missouri
H. C. Shober
Highmore
Tom Thompson Jr
Winona
W. D. Miller
Fulda
B” Care Huronite
Gibbs
Idaho Street
Connors Cigar Store
E. C. Tower
Albert Berg
Anna Reedy
Fullerton, N. D
Beresford
Attorney Windsor
Redfield
Whiting
Epworth League
L. E. Gooddell
League
Hargreaves Kippax
Miss Edwards Kippax
J. G. McFadden
Company I
36Th
U.S. A. Infantry
Fort McKinley
Manila
Philippine Islands
J. W. Smith
Beadle County
Sak
Joel Meyers
Huzon
Stewart’s
Bradley & Vrooman
Geo. R. McBride’s
M. J. Dinneen
New York State
Mr. Dinneen
South Dakota National Guard
Marshall F. Montgomery
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
H. Wheeler
American Tent and Rawning Company
Wash. Ave
Cascaden Mpg. CO
N. Dak
Waterloo
Minneapolis Tribune
California
State Fair
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