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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
The Sioux Falls and Redfield presses debate party leadership as Pettigrew eyes a 1906 comeback to lead insurgents within the Republican camp. Pettigrew’s return aims to bend convention, gain control of the state convention, secure a Republican majority, and push a Pettigrew backed slate for the 1908 Senate.
The Huronite accuses Basford and allies of claiming reform while wielding lobby influence over candidates and state power. It questions who truly controls conventions, tickets, and legislation, asking if Basford and Crawford are the hidden lobbies behind Republican politics and political privilege.
A call urges railroads to pay their fair share of taxes voluntarily and to treat all shippers equally. It calls for an end to rebates and discrimination, arguing that with these steps the railroad issue would vanish.
Forty-one applicants appeared before the state board of medical examiners at the Deadwood and Sioux Falls meeting. The group previously secured admission without examination at ten dollars each.
If you wish to borrow money or buy or sell farm property call on the Rigiarns Trust Company for assistance and guidance. This notice promotes financial services and farm operations through a local trust firm.
The Herald predicts Charles H. Burke will not be returned to Congress next year, while Armour-Herald wagers ten to one that Burke will seek re election. The piece argues Burke is a practical, active representative whose retirement would harm the state, noting no party desire to retire him.
The Sioux City Journal extols Mrs. Gossage as a leading South Dakota woman editor from Vermillion and Rapid City. It details her lineage, early printing ingenuity, prolific daily editorial work, cooking and domestic prowess, and involvement with the White Ribbon Journal and church duties. It also mocks the Sioux Falls Press for political machine speculation and shifting loyalties surrounding Gambie Crawford Martin Pettigrew.
The Rev. Sam Jones recounts a train robbery tale from his pre Christian days. A companion seeks money from a Mason after asking about heaven and the preacher reflects that joining both the Methodists and Masons has helped him get along in both worlds.
Faulk County Exhibit funds set at 500 dollars to assemble this year’s display by Miller Proas. Hyde and Hughes counties will also arrange exhibits. Hand County shows little interest, while Faulk traces the project as the best investment yet.
The piece argues that beef cattle values fell by 163 million dollars in the three years ending January 1 1905 while retail meat prices did not decline. It claims abnormal manipulation by trusts, questions government reports, and notes Charles E Russell’s challenge remains unanswered.
An advertisement promises a cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application provides relief. 50 cents. If not available, send 50 cents in stamps for post paid by Paris Medicine Co. Saint Louis Missouri.
Tickets to Detroit Michigan offered August 13 and 14 with favorable return limits on account of Imperial Palace Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasson. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
An essay extols the value of eloquence and study for young speakers, arguing oratory builds character and culture. The piece then critiques breed shows, noting bias in judging, calls for harmony, praises prize money reforms, and supports Dakota stock improvements and home breeder participation.
The South Dakota state fair premium list for breeding stock is overdue for update as it lags behind western fairs. H. B. Fletcher of Watertown led revision, producing a first draft that eliminates sweepstakes over all breeds and emphasizes breeding quality and breed character rather than immediate slaughter. The goal: modern, practical classes that treat breeding animals as machines to create more of their kind.
An advertisement invites readers to buy sell insure or borrow on city or farm property and lists Bayarp Blacn in the Houghton Block for contact. The snippet indicates a local financial service offering property transactions.
An old advertisement warns against mercury based catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Care by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges purchases only from reputable physicians and druggists. The ad notes testimonials available and price seven cents per bottle.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburg with favorable return limits offered August 12 and 13 for Knights of Pythos encampment. Apply to Chicago & North Western railway agents for details.
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claim to cure a cold in one day. The advertisement promises a full refund if it fails and features a signature by W Grove on each bottle. The price is five cents in the small print.
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