Republican Ticket Candidates Listed by South Dakota Names
A list of statewide Republican candidates announced includes United States Senator Hubert J. Gamble from Yankton and Governor candidate Coe Crawford of Huron. Other races feature Philo Hall of Brookings for Congress, W. H. Parker of Deadwood for Lieutenant Governor, D. D. Wipf of Olivet for Secretary of State, John Herringing of Campbell County for Auditor, C. H. Cassill of Canton for Treasurer, S. W. Clark of Redfield or Hans A. Ustrud of Sioux Falls for Attorney General or Superintendent, and O. C. Dokken of Devel County for Commissioner of School Lands with George Rice of Fiandrean seeking Railroad Commissioner.
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United States
Hubert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
Crawford
Huron
Congress
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C. H. Cassill
Canton
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Hans A. Ustrud
Sioux Falls
0. C. Dokken
Devel County
George Rice
Fiandrean
Huron Opens Gas Plant Opportunity Amid Political Debate
Huron offers a clear site for a new gas plant while New York Democrats react coolly to Mr. Bryan's radicalism, signaling regional contrasts in energy and party positions.
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New York
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt Takes Lively Interest in Upcoming Congressional Campaign
President Roosevelt shows active involvement as the congressional campaign nears. He discusses strategy and public enthusiasm, signaling strong executive engagement with the race and its key contenders.
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Roosevelt
Return Home Of John D Draws Gratitude
A report notes John D is coming home and that the old man's life has been spared. It mentions a recent ruling by Secretary Shaw and a humorous line about duties, implying a tax or policy change.
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John D
Shaw
Russell Sage Cleans $2 Million Fence in One Hour
Russell Sage cleans up a two million dollar fence in sixty minutes but remains far from wealth needed for a vacation. Uncle Russell is noted as not having achieved riches to take a trip.
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Russell Sage
Russell
Great Corn Week and Barley Week Highlighted by Argus Leader
The Argus Leader praises a great corn week and adds that it was a great barley week as well. The note ends with a comment about liquefied form.
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The
Argus-Leader
Sioux Falls Press Praised for City Management Credit
The Sunday Sioux Falls Press earns high praise for its business management and for reflecting credit on the city of Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown Herald Keeps Pressing Cory Amid Attacks
The Watertown Herald continues to pursue Cory despite repeated assaults on its efforts, with Cory reportedly thriving in the face of the pressure.
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Cory
State Educators Push For New School Law Reform
State educators argue the old education law has outlived its usefulness and demand a modern framework to replace it, seeking clearer standards funding and oversight to improve schools and student outcomes.
Thaw’s Mother Takes Charge Of Son’s Case
The remark notes Thaw’s mother assuming control of the case and suggests earlier involvement might have prevented her son from becoming a criminal.
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Thaw
Foraker’s presidential boom law guiser
Fragmentary note questions Foraker as a strong advocate of reform and corporations amid uncertain political tides. No clear events or dates are provided in readable text.
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Foraker
Grand Lodge B. P. O. E. Meeting North Central Gathered
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge B. P. O. E. will be held in Philadelphia. Watertown begins gas works for cooking and lighting on the 13th inst.
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Grand Lodge B. P.O. E
Holman Seeks Nomination for Legislature in Yankton
John Holman of Yankton appears poised for a legislature nomination, with strong backing noted despite the Sioux Falls Press reporting. The claim underscores local political momentum and Holman's likely candidacy.
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Sioux Falls
John Holman
Yankton
Aberdeen Northern Normal School Catalogue At Hand
The Aberdeen listing presents the Northern Normal school's work, showing a catalogue that strongly recommends the institution to students seeking instruction and programs offered.
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Northern Normal School
Aberdeen
Aurora county race tension note from unresting column
A damaged article fragment describes a plan to relocate a group described as colored people to White Lake in Aurora county. It quotes hostility toward African Americans and accuses reform movements and prominent figures of racism and political motive.
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White Lake
Aurora County
Pee Rooseveltian
World Improves Claim Faces Public Skepticism
A clipped editorial tone questions the boast that the world is improving as leaders push the narrative of progress. The snippet hints at tension between official rhetoric and public perception, suggesting doubt about reported gains.
John Carroll Declares Reform Stance in Unnominated Bid
John Carroll of Ty announces a reformist platform though not yet nominated. describes himself as a privileged figure in local politics and signals will influence despite missing nomination.
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John Carroll
Carroll
John
Roosevelt Seen As Key to Republican Victory Over Bryan
The opinion grows that Roosevelt is the only man in the Republican ranks who can defeat Bryan in 1908. Roosevelt is largely responsible for this belief as he has made himself indispensable to the party’s prospects.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
State fair exhibits to be handled by board and press
State fair efforts advance as the board of agriculture will receive the exhibits while the press of the state shoulders the attendance role. The提 expects coordinated coverage to showcase the South Dakota fair's success.
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Board of Agriculture
Sioux City visitor from South Dakota at state fair sparks clash
A local dispute erupts over a South Dakota visitor at the state fair. Supporters urge loyalty to local institutions while opponents push for broader participation, arguing for two sides to the issue.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
Hearst Fear Fuels Bryan Popularity in New York City
Critics claim William Jennings Bryan grows popular in New York City due to fear of Hearst. The multi millionaire pursues political aims by appealing to the poor while criticizing the wealthy and pandering to prejudices.
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Bryan
New York City
Hearst
Hearst Declines Gift to State University
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst declines a donation to the state university saying she is hard up. The note contrasts her wealth with ordinary people’s finances, suggesting even millionaires experience lean moments.
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Phoebe Hearst
The
State University
South Dakota Democrats Prepare for Campaign Hurdles
Democrats in South Dakota brace for an uphill race with a 50,000 vote margin cited. They vow effort beyond election rhetoric and highlight ante-election claims as a noted trait.
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South Dakota
North Dakota Republicans Defeated at State Convention
An insurgent wing within North Dakota Republicans lost at the state convention and observers claim Democrats could carry the state. The narrative highlights fault lines between party factions beyond North Dakota.
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North Dakota
Vermilion candidate for state senator in Clay county
O W Thompson of Vermilion runs for state senate in Clay county against Jason Payne who served two terms in the senate. The race is billed as well represented no matter which man wins with both contenders praised as solid citizens.
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O. W. Thompson
Vermilion
Clay County
Thompson
Clay
Jason Payne
Senate
Paper Trust Dissolved by Court Amid Pricing Rise
The General Paper Company, a key part of the print paper trust, is dissolved by the court after a long legal battle waged by leading newspapers. Despite the dissolution, paper prices are set to rise, underscoring Aberdeen News’s point that smaller trusts directly affect consumers more than large ones.
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General Paper Company
Breen Urges Strict Law Observance in Aberdeen Address
President Breen told the South Dakota Liquor Dealers Association gathering in Aberdeen that saloon operators violate laws and should sever ties with gambling houses dance halls and other demoralizing adjunts to reform the liquor trade and protect public welfare.
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South Dakota Liquor Dealers’ Association
Aberdeen
Breen
State Secretary reports growth in department receipts
Pierre Capital notes State Secretary Wipf preparing a report for the governor, showing department receipts totaling 62 276 98 for the biennium. Receipts rose from 25 391 88 in 1905 to 30 275 60 in 1906, with corporations contributing over 56 000 of the total.
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Wipf
Rising 1908 Outlook Trails State Party Alignments
The document says Hugonire aligns with Bryan supporters while criticizing 1906 state results and predicting Bryan could carry the state in 1908. It argues HvRONITE shuns the Democratic Party and condemns cross party alliances that win personal ambitions, warning of danger ahead in 1908.
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Bryan
Jim Eliott
Crawford and Gamble
Congress
Hvronite
Folk criticizes mail order homes as frauds for citizens
Missouri Governor Folk denounces mail order houses as fraudulent and harmful to communities. He argues a good town should support local living and commerce, asserting mail order catalogs trade on sight unseen and hurt farmers and local economies.
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Gov. Folk of
Missouri
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Rev Long Delivers Home Sermon Series Published
The Congregational church pastor Rev Long’s winter sermons on the home will be published by The Huronate. The first sermon titled Making the Home appears in the Daily on Saturday July 21 and in the weekly on July 26 with the rest to follow weekly in order of delivery.
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Long
Congregational Church
Broncho Busting Debate at State Fair Spurs County Race Notices
The Flandreau Herald objects to steer roping and broncho busting at the state fair, while the Argus Leader defends the exhibition as a draw for residents and visitors. A flood of Republican candidate declarations follow, all Beadle County offices from sheriff to auditor, superintendent to judge, filed for party convention guidance.
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Flandreau- Herald
South Dakota
Herald
Argus Leader
Beadie County
Joan H. Miller
J. W. Smith
Beadle County
J. A. Colcord
Wm. L. Buss
Republican County Convention
Cox Burney
Gro. C. Fallinweider
H. Ray
Pearl Creek Township
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron, S. D
Cons
Youne
Register of Deeds
A. J. Holbrook
Juror Confidence Shaken by Beer Ring Test Case
A Lyman county liquor case under Judge Smith featured a controversial demonstration where the judge uncorked a bottle from the Cole liquor operation in Mardo. The bottle was admitted as evidence amid objections, and the judge tasted the contents to determine if it was beer, while witnesses disputed its identity.
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Lyman
Smith
Mitchell
Lyman County
L. H. Cole
Mardo
Cole
Judge Offers Jury Wide Chance to Reach Verdict
The court faced a hung jury after long proceedings as Judge Smith offered every possible opportunity for a conviction, but the jurors appeared ignorant of the bottle's contents and failed to reach a verdict despite abundant proof.
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial notice in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears an oath that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncurable catarrh case. The notice, dated December 6, 1986, promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials, and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. and Hall's Family Pills for sale by druggists at 75 cents.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
A. W
F. J. Cuenzy & Co
If you wish to borrow money buy or sell a farm
Call on the RicuaRrps Trust COMPANY for loans and farm transactions.
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RicuaRrps Trust Company
Property Finance Notes At Bayard Beach Houghton Block
A concise listing notes options to buy sell insure or borrow money on city or farm property tied to the Bayard Beach area and the Houghton block with unspecified terms and locations.
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Bayard Beach
Houghton Block
To Cure A Cold In One Day Adverts
Bold claim offers LAXATIVE BROMIDE to cure a cold in one day. Package warns against failure and promises Grove’s signature product at 92 cents per bottle.
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E Grove
De Witt’s Little Early Risers and Baby Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a safeguard against headache constipation and liver trouble with a bedtime dose. It also promotes Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething pain claiming it soothes the gums stops wind colic and eases diarrhoea at twenty five cents.
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de Witt
Holland Wheele
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