Talking to Make Trouble and Political Plums in South Dakota
The Sioux Falls Press reports on Roosevelt era patronage in South Dakota. It argues incumbents for U S marshal, district attorney, and surveyor general are unlikely to seek reappointment, praising their records and party service while noting potential successors. It covers legislative action on the primary law, constitutional issues, and critiques of agricultural education rhetoric. Governor Elrod proclaims Arbor Day with plain language favoring practical forestry.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
United States Marshalship
United States District Attorney
United States Surveyor General
Republican Party
Huro- Nite
Gov. Elrod
Truce Declared Between Huron Publishers
The Journal-World reports a peace offering between publishers of Huron. The Huronite has opposed personal warfare, insisting editors should not air personal matters. The paper urges unity in Huron for the town’s good and aims to bring all elements together in good will.
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Journal-World
Huron
Writer Politician Estimates Ten Million In Poverty In U S
A celebrated writer and politician asserts that ten million Americans live in poverty. The remark underscores rising hardship amid economic strain and prompts debate on policy responses and social welfare.
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United States
Eee
Sermon to Men Draws Large Sunday Audience
Evangelist Smith delivered a men only sermon to about 750 present. The address critiqued gambling, drinking, smoking, and cigarette smoking, then focused on licentiousness. The HouRontreE offers praise and suggests allowing boys with fathers in at age 14 rather than 12.
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Smith
the Hourontree
Up to the Churches in Huron Test the Revival's Aftermath
Evangelist Smith has turned over about three hundred converts to Huron churches. The real test now is can the local churches reach down to guide these new believers toward a fuller Christian life or will they drift back to worldly ways. The pastor can lead but the membership must complete the work. The outcome will be watched with concern.
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Evangelist Smith
Inaugural Ball Described as Vanity Fair of Flesh
Howard A. Burrel criticizes the Washington inaugural ball in the Washington Press calling it a crush of spectators and a vanity fair of flesh and clothes. He laments the display of bare arms necks and backs and says the scene shocks him and makes him glad to return to Iowa where such display is absent.
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Howard A. Burrel
Washington Press
Uncle Sam
White House
Jake
Lowa
Joseph Smith called prophet of evil in Mormonism dispute
The writer portrays Joseph Smith as a prophet of evil, arguing that God did not lead him and that Mormon elders founded a strange religion far from civilization to defy country laws and God. The piece frames the doctrine as guided by the devil.
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Joseph Smith
God
Joseph
Judge Warns Press Over Grand Jury Probe
Judge Whiting called editors from local papers Thursday and asked them to refrain from comment on the state's attorney investigation by the grand jury. He said the request would not curb free press rights, but its courteous manner encouraged compliance.
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Whiting
Grand Jury
Thomas H. Null
Null
C. A. Kelley
Kelley
A. B. Fairbank
Fairbank
Nuil
Emma Fahmer
Claud Cambron
William Filher
Margaret Fisher
McClure
City Cleanup and Arrests Target Prostitution Hubs
A grand jury praises street clearance of night hack routes to houses of prostitution. With proprietors under arrest and back line suspended, the city is urged to keep these corrupt elements from returning and protect decent residents.
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Grand Jury
Absurd Critique of Dad Osbon in Reform Move
The Argus Leader condemns the portrayal of Dad Os bon as unjust and absurd. It argues that few take him seriously except himself, yet criticizing his frailties as he prepares to spearhead a reform movement is unkind.
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Argus-Leader
Dad Osbon
Dad
Revival Meetings Near Huron Continue Under Smith
The Huron revival has run ten days with Evangelist Smith leading nightly meetings. The Kimball Graphic notes no success in securing John Longstaff yet but keeps the lamp burning as crowds hope for conversions and the editor hints at rising attention if trouble stirs.
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Huron
Evangelist Smith
John Longstaff
Kimball
Maj. Warner Elected U S Senator From Missouri
Maj. Wm. Warner of Kansas City was elected United States senator to succeed Senator Cockrell whose term expired March 4. He won after a prolonged deadlock on the sixty seventh ballot and becomes Missouri’s first Republican in the Senate in thirty eight years.
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Maj. Wm. Warner
Kansas City
United States
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Senate
Relieved Russian Field Marshal Kuropatkin Kept in Defeat
The article notes Kuropatkin being relieved from command in defeat and portrays the noble general as brave in battle while the weak emperor’s power is used to disgrace him, marking a grand but tragic turn in the war.
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Kuropatkin
Pierre Local Phone Rates Proposed At 30 Dollar Year
The Pierre local telephone company plans a 30 dollar annual rate for residence phone service to spur the construction of an additional local line. The move signals an effort to expand local telephone capacity and improve service.
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Pierre
Publishers organized to manufacture print paper
A new company with six million dollars in cash capital forms to produce print paper. South Dakota publishers contribute one million toward the venture.
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South Dakota
Basford Joins Reform Forces From Redfield
The latest recruit to the reform forces is Bro. Basford of Redfield. We like old Basford, always did, but this new association of his makes us smile out loud.
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Reform Forces
Bro. Basford
Redfield
Old Basford
Milwaukee Starts for Hillis From Chamberlain
Northwestern team sends Hillis from Chamberlain to the field as Milwaukee opens possible play with a dirt throw from Pierre.
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Milwaukee
Hillis
Chamberlain
Pierre
New Orleans Encounters Calm Amid Threatened Invasion
The threatened invasion of New Orleans has not caused any great alarm in that city. Business is going on without any interruption.
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New Orleans
Dr A W Chase Nerves Pills Promise Root Cure
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a medicine that rebuilds nervous strength to prevent seizures and nervous headaches. A user testimonial claims relief from stiff neck and eye pain, noting renewed vigor and stability, with pills priced at 50 cents per box from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
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Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
A. W. Chase, M. D
Cure A Cold In One Day Claim
An old remedy promises cure for a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Boxs carry E. W. Grove’s signature and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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E. W. Grove
Bill Machine Keeps Running Amid Repairs
The Bill-Machine continues operations despite the Kelley machine and another unit being laid up for repairs. The ongoing service suggests continued output and potential strain on remaining equipment.
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Bill
Kelley
Primary Vote Criticism Sparks Legislative Controversy
The Soo Critic urges distrust of lawmakers who opposed the primary, likening them to common horse thieves and demanding scrutiny of all voting members in the legislature.
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Soo
Japan Prepares for Prolonged War in Manchuria
The article states that Japan will not seek peace with Russia, with its war cabinet ordering a long struggle. It notes Japan’s readiness to meet Russia in Manchuria, portraying the conflict as a drawn out confrontation.
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Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Testing Seed Wheat and Seed Corn Time for Farmers
If any farmer has not yet tested his seed wheat, now is the time to do it. Also seed corn.
Political Special Exposes What Isn’t So
The Sioux Falls Press issues a political special aimed at countering claims by a candidate, highlighting what it says is misinformation and presenting alternative perspectives.
Credit options promoted by RicHARDS Trust COMPANY
An advertisement invites readers to borrow money or buy or sell a farm, urging contact with the RicHARDS Trust COMPANY for agricultural financing and property dealings.
Sioux Falls Press Publishes Fiction on Federal Officials
The Sioux Falls Press continues a political fiction series about successors of federal officials in the state. The piece attracts little outside attention, drawing critique for its partisan framing and billing of posters and related materials.
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Sioux Falls
Tae
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles With PAZO OINTMENT
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding types. PAZO OINTMENT is said to ease symptoms after first use, with a refund if it fails within 6 to 14 days. Priced at 50 cents, order by mail if needed from Paris Medicine Co.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Settlers' One Way Second Class Rates Listed
Rates outline one way second class fares to Minnesota North Dakota Black Hills district Wyoming Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan and Agsiniboia via the North Western Line on Tuesdays July 14 21 and 28 with special data Marte Westeca By.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Black Hills
Wyoming
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewani
Agsiniboia
Westeca
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