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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
The State of South Dakota is urged to adopt a parallel move as Iowa has done, aligning policies and practices across states. Proponents argue for consistency and shared benefits, while opponents seek state-specific considerations and impacts.
The editor of the Sioux City Tribune, a Democratic official organ in Cummins, has encountered a political setback and public scrutiny as described in the available excerpts. The report notes internal disagreements and potential reputational impact on the newspaper's editorial stance.
Senator Kittredge is poised to win by a wire margin while challenges from Dick Richards's barrel, the Mormon purse, and the lumber trust loom as counterforces in the race.
Mr Crawford spoke before a large group of sympathizers and mentioned Andy Lee. The hall erupted in long sustained applause as some supporters reacted strongly. The governor’s view is unclear, while others showed strong backing.
The text warns that Cassill’s nomination for state treasurer could cost the state about 75000 dollars in two years due to lost interest on state funds. It argues the price is high for supporting an insurgent candidate as the legislature aligns with Crawford.
The piece indicts reformers who push insurgent politics by money. It recalls Shober’s Hyde County auditor bid funded by postdated checks and payout schemes. It recalls a Redfield 1890 vote buying incident for Pierre against Huron, blaming such “timber” as the insurgent class seeking a U S senator.
Barret township resident David Coughlin campaigns for the First district county commissioner nomination backed by Republicans. He has lived in the county 25 years, farm success noted, with neighbors confident in his qualifications and frugal board priorities. Supporters argue district nominating could help his candidacy.
The article reports Senator Allison securing a decisive victory in Iowa, defeating Cummins who aligned with Democrats against the regular Republican machine. Cummins’ campaign exposed as extravagant, described as a watershed event and a boost to Iowa stalwarts in opposing Crawfordism. South Dakota Republicans join in the celebratory stance.
The period marks the closing week of factional contest within the Republican party as insurgents publicly declare plans that aim to reshape leadership and strategy ahead of the final vote.
A political appeal accuses insurgent speakers and press of falsehoods and bribery aimed at defeating the stalwarts. It cites Crawford’s alleged vote buying in 1890 at Redfield and claims Elliott and Richards would bankroll defeat with a quarter million. Voters are urged to vote against the insurgent faction in the June primary on the 9th.
A commemorative piece honors Grand Army of the Republic members who marched to remember fallen comrades. It notes the Civil War's half century since it began and forty years since its end, urging peace and patriotism for the next generation and the significance of Appomattox.
A sharply critical editorial charges the South Dakota administration with neglect and graft. It accuses the governor and department heads of focusing on self promotion, enlarging state debt, and illegal expenses while demanding a reform governor be nominated at the June primaries.
The call urges voters to elect J. L. Browne on June 8 to replace Vessey and authorize a public audit of the auditor's office. It argues a thorough examination will expose grafters, prevent further theft from the treasury, and end the current regime's alleged corruption.
The house record shows a struggle over House Bill No. 159 meant to place state fund interest in the treasury for the people. Speaker Chaney shifted the bill to a different committee, aiding Cassill and allies, but Bratrud and insurgents blocked it with a roll call vote and the measure died.
One hundred dollars reward offered. The paper notes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for a constitutional disease treated constitutionally. The ad asserts science can cure Catarrh in all stages.
Weather Bureau records show May 1908 high of 87 on the 19th and low of 24 on the 2nd. The long term May mean since 1882 is 56.1 degrees. May 1907 precipitation totaled 5.47 inches. Total May precipitation since 1882 is listed in the full record.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations and strengthen the constitution. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case that fails to cure and advertise testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Local notice extols Mi-o-na as a stomach comfort remedy. The product claims to strengthen stomach walls and bowels aiding digestion. Sold by C. H. Ongstaff with a money back guarantee and a fifty cent box claim.
The Backus Land Co of Backus Minnesota promotes a booklet detailing lands in the famed Lake Park region of Central Minnesota. It advertises opportunities to acquire property in a sought after area with regional development potential.
A. E. Robinson of Detroit offers a free plain sealed envelope with a simple home prescription to men suffering nervous debility memory loss weak back or deficient manhood due to excesses and youthful follies. Writes Luck Building Detroit Michigan for details.
Prices and catalog for awnings tents stack covers flags and related items offered by American Tent and Awning Company located at 207 209 211 Washington Avenue Northwest Minneapolis.
A desperado known as Dutch rode into a blind pig in Ambrose North Dakota and opened fire injuring editor J A Lipphardt in the hand and wounding an attorney L B Todd. Citizens armed themselves and after a brief gun battle the outlaw was shot in the head and killed after riding away. The incident shocks the county and may deter border lawlessness.
Tornado outbreaks in Alfalfa County Oklahoma and near Beloit Kansas kill ten people and injure twelve with several fatalities. Hundreds of cattle perished and crops destroyed while the McDonald family sought shelter in a cyclone cellar buried under debris. A second tornado near Salina Kansas reported one death, eleven serious injuries, and widespread property damage along a 150 foot wide path.
Disaster struck the power dam at Current river near Port Arthur Ontario during a freshet from heavy rains. Valuable works were carried away, losses estimated at 300000 dollars. The power house and CP railway bridge and pavilion were swept away, track carried into the lake. Several families nearby are missing and rescue efforts are underway. Traffic on the CP railway will be disrupted for days.
An agreement between the Newhouse tunnel owner and over 300 adjacent-property representatives extends the tunnel from Idaho Springs to Central City into Gilpin county. At 17 470 feet, the tunnel will drain the district and allow reopening of mines, employing more than 6 000 men in Colorado’s historic gold camps.
Fond du Lac Wisconsin June 1: Assistant principal Miss Minnie Perkins warned eighth grade pupils that vanity and education do not mix and those who wear Sunday attire to receive diplomas will be kept at her back door on the following day to obtain a certificate.
Residents of the Greek island of Samos rise against the Prince and governor, with three days of clashes in Vathy and numerous casualties reported.
The first annual James Valley Dental Society district meeting will be at Hotel Royal on Friday June 5. Dr. M. E. Walton, association president, will welcome. Papers include Cavity Preparation, Orthodontia, Porcelain, Time Saving Crown and Bridge, Cast Inlays with discussions by state leaders, followed by a banquet.
The administratrix Mary E. Stevens announces claims against Horace M. Stevens late of Sycamore Illinois must be filed within six months of first publication. All claims and vouchers should be presented to Bailey and Voorhees attorneys at the Syndicate Building Sioux Falls South Dakota. First publication June 4 1908.
Administrator C. A. Kelley of W. S. Lamb deceased warns all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at the administrator's office in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. James Byrnes and C. A. Kelley Attorneys for the administrator.
John E. Ward of Huron advertises two good jacks and two draft stallions for sale or service on Third street. The lot includes a black Percheron nearly three years old weighing 1720 pounds, a black imported Belgian at 1800 pounds, and a short horn bull. Address and contact provided.
After chronic indigestion for 15 years and spending over two hundred dollars, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina writes that Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at Holland Wheeler drug store 25.
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