Northwestern Coal Co Op Promises Coal at Cost for Farmers
Reports in daily papers describe the formation of the Northwestern Operative Coal and Dock Co of Ashland Wisconsin. The venture aims to supply coal to cooperative farmer institutions independent of the coal trust, with stock owned by farmer co operatives and docks to handle coal on Lake Superior. Coal will come from eastern mines, shipped to Ashland and then to farmers, with estimated savings of 75 cents to $1 a ton. M F Pang of Gary is noted among South Dakotans backing the effort.
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Northwestern Operative Coal and Dock Co
Ashlanti
Wis
Co-Operative Farmers Institution of the Northwest
Coal Trust Combine
Co-Operative Farmers’ Institutions
Northwest
Coal Trust
Ashland
Lake Superior
South
South Dakota Railroad Officials Begin Unappropriated Fund Work
The railroad commissioners of South Dakota will commence work on the unreappropriated ten thousand dollars for unspecified projects. Authorities plan to allocate the funds to maintenance and improvements across rail lines, with details to follow in upcoming sessions.
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Railroad Commissioners of
South Dakota
Simple seed mix to kill weeds on roadsides urged
The Argus Leader reports a Pipestone resident's simple remedy to eradicate road weeds: mix 20 cents white clover seed 10 cents timothy seed and 20 cents blue grass seed and sow along highways. A 50 cent seed lot covers about four miles and will spread and suppress weeds in cities and on land.
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South Dakota
Argus
Pipestone
Senator Kittredge Noted For Panama Canal Insight
Washington report says Secretary Taft values Kittredge’s thorough knowledge of the canal. It notes many congressmen visit Panama for banquets, with shallow inspections, while Kittredge studied the ditch daily during the president's Panama visit, showing deeper engagement.
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Kittredge
Washington
Taft
Canal
Panama
Eee Ee Tredge
Cong
Isthmus
Gale
Siou xity Tribune Report Echoes Party Clash
The Sioux City Tribune remarks on cross state Republican dynamics between Iowa and South Dakota. It notes Iowa Republicans drawing from Democratic sources while South Dakota Republicans resist such influence, citing editorials from The Argus and Huronite as context.
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Sioux City Tribune
Iowa
South Dakota
Taft taft canal dispute stirs talk of cabinet posts
AS BIG AS TAFT ar correspondant argues to draw out the senator on the canal issue. He cites a settled plan by Congress for an 85 foot level lock canal and notes the president’s muted support. The piece casts Kittredge and Taft as aligned with the president’s land interests and hints at broader cabinet opportunities for South Dakota and Iowa.
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Congress
Detess
Kittredge
Taft
Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
Union
Crary Taft Kittredge Panama trip hints at ties
The article argues Crary Taft and Senator Kittredge have strengthened ties after a Panama visit. It suggests they may remain allies in politics, with debates over presidential candidacy and a shared interest in supporting administration policies on the isthmian canal.
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Kittredge
Crary Taft
Panama
Anther
Senate
Isthmiar Canal
South Ot
Bible of the Future: Schmidt Sees Shifts at Cornell
Nathaniel Schmidt of Cornell University predicts the Bible of the future will differ greatly with alternate viewpoints replacing a single source narrative. He argues the Bible will lose its status as sole reader of faith and practice as many authors contribute diverse religious perspectives.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Philadelphia
Nathaniel Schmidt
Schmidt
Editor’s moral stance sparks sharp town debate
Reading the Herald, residents weigh the paper’s cuts and praise as critics charge trimming and critics cry foul. The editorial tone prompts strong reactions about honesty, virtue, and the paper’s role in the community.
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Nton Herald
Poem Held Back For Now
A note indicates the spring poem will be held back for a few more days, delaying its release or public presentation. The decision preserves the work for final edits or scheduling.
McCarty Recalled for Railroad Promotion in South Dakota
The Huron community and railroad circles honor Superintendent McCarty as he leaves the division for advancement. Friends note his square deal, trusted leadership, and broad regard for both public interests and railroad welfare as he moves up in railway circles.
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Western
McCarty
Huron
South Dakota
State Fair of 1907 Promises Exhibits and Ties
A brief item notes the 1907 state fair plans to bring together the best products from across the state. Visitors are invited to attend and see the top examples of local industry and craftsmanship.
Kittredge Project Promises Strong 1908 Rise
The Kittredge following in this state is going ground. It will be a successful force in 1908.
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Kittredge
Ice Man Gets a Chance Amid Cold Times
The passage urges giving the ice man a chance as weather and industry hardships press the community, contrasting with the coal man and others who face similar struggles. It frames an appeal to fairness and shared effort during difficult conditions.
South Dakota Backs Taft Over Roosevelt Policies
The policy stance of Roosevelt would endure under Taft, and that continuity is why South Dakota supports Taft in the political contest.
Ramsey Defeats Kean in Woonsocket School Officer Contest
In Woonsocket a school officer election ended with Mrs. Ramsey defeating John T. Kean by a 35 vote majority. The result reflects a clear contest outcome within the local school governance race.
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Woonsocket
Ramsey
John T. Kean
Taft Balances Presidency With Public Support
Secretary Taft stays focused on official duties while his rising profile earns public admiration for his steadiness and commitment to the nation.
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Taft
Appointment Delay Sparks Gamble Critique
The stalled Wagner appointment continues to draw fire as Gamble urges action and rejects forecasts that the deal will be completed tomorrow.
Road grading contract let from Rutland to Ware
President Sherman pushes his road project to the front despite obstacles as the grading contract for the Central from Rutland to Ware is let.
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Rutland
Ware
Sherman
New Republican Machine Led by Jim Elliott Hires Veterans
The state party forms a new machine with Jim Elliott as head, built largely from cast off parts of the stalwarts, signaling a shakeup in party leadership and organization.
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Republican Party
Jim Elliott
Exposition Opens As Roosevelt Presses Opening Button
President Roosevelt pressed the opening button as the Jamestown Exposition began on a Friday. The grounds and many buildings were still incomplete at the ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Rockefeller Doles Out Property With Rapid Glee
Uncle John D Rockefeller is giving his property away with considerable rapidity but he will not reduce holdings enough to threaten liquidity or endanger bank checks.
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John D. Rockefeller
Taft Supporters Target South Dakota Voters
Pro Taft rhetoric claims state leaders know voters preferences better than individuals, labeling those in South Dakota who favor Taft as paradoxically not for Taft.
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Taft
South Dakota
Highmore Editor Accused by Argus Leader Over Personal Attacks
The Argus Leader expresses surprise that the Highmore Bulletin indulges in extensive personal abuse of Republicans who differ with its editor. The Argus Leader calls the Highmore publication a stranger to the Highmore statesman.
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Argus Leader
Highmore Bulletin
The
A.L
Highmore Statesman
President Roosevelt Letter Highlights Conference Endorsement
A Roosevelt letter to the Moyer-Haywood conference underscores soundness and appeals to every American who believes in a square deal. The document stands as a staunch endorsement from the president.
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Roosevelt
Moyer-Haywood Conference
Ite
Burke Seen As Local Congressman By Widest Margin
Ex congressman Burke remains active in Washington handling constituent matters. The public still regards him as their representative, and Burke cannot refuse requests from the people he serves.
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Burke
Washington
Mr. Burke
Wilbur Announces 1908 Congressional Candidacy in Watertown
Wilbur of Watertown declares his bid for Congress in 1908 and seeks support at the state primaries next year. He asks voters to back his candidacy during the early campaign events.
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Wilbur
Glass
Watertown
Congress
Herald-Democrat to Start Mo Daily Publication
The Herald-Democrat announces plans to begin a daily paper soon indicating the Democrat's drive to energize local business leaders in Ru.
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Herald-Democrat
Democrat
Lape J
Closure of Homie stake mine hits Lead hard
The closing of the Homie stake mine will cause widespread hardship in Lead as about 2,500 miners lose work. Analysts doubt resumed operations for at least a year, with the Black Hills region expected to suffer, yet a hopeful outlook persists for renewed prosperity when the mine reopens.
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Homiestake
Lead
Black Hills
Huron Faces Financial Strains Amid Bonded Debts
The Argus Leader lauds Huron taxpayers and city officials for handling financial distress with wisdom as the city moves to manage bonded debt and future obligations.
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Huron
Argus-Leader
Argus-Leade
Mitchell Town Forms New Business Commissioner Post
The Mitchell Men’s Association hires a new commissioner to locate a business site and bring it to Mitchell. Funds are secured for the salary this year. Sioux Falls adopted this plan with satisfaction, and Mitchell’s trial will be watched by other ambitious towns.
Senator’s stance on Wagner appointment sparks salary dispute
Sioux Falls reports the attorney notes the senator’s objections may delay Wagner’s confirmation but he will still receive the salary. The article hints at political maneuvering with Pettigrew and Crawford connected figures and suggests a presidential influence behind Wagner’s push.
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Sioux Falls
Wagner
Kittredge
Pettigrew
Crawford
Lumber Dealers To Form New Alliance In Huron
A lumber industry insider hints at a tripartite division of profits as tank er dealers seek tighter unity. The planned association could force price cuts and tighter control, potentially squeezing beer consumers and reshaping local retail dynamics.
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Huron
State board marks March teacher certificates.
The state marking board reports 6590 applicants for teachers certificates. 442 received certificates and about 65 percent passed. 521 asked for second grade and 134 for first grade. Two life and two state certificates granted. 35 first grade and 70 second grade recipients passed for their desired grades. 383 second grade applicants were certified. Eight first grade and 229 second grade manuscripts were rejected. Water town Public Opinion.
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State
Watertown
Huron Bids Farewell to McCarty as Moulton Arrives
Superintendent McCarty is transferred from the Dakota division to Mason City Iowa to oversee the Iowa and Minnesota division. The move is part of a series aimed at advancing him toward the North Western. The Dakota division residents express deep respect and best wishes for his future railroad career. Mr. Moulton arrives in Huron and is welcomed as the new head of the Iowa division, with hopes for strong local support.
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McCarty
Dakota
North-Western
Mason City
Iowa
Minnesota
Huron
Moulton
Division
Houroxire
City Committees Appointed By Mayor McKay
The council formed committee assignments including Finance and Streets and Allege with members Bryant Miller McIlvaine Tobin Doherty Doherty Fullenweider and others. The council meets Friday to decide on the proposed Sineh artesian well location with Norbeck Nicholson representative Carlson present.
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McKay
Committee On
Huron
Bryant
Miller
McIilvaine
Allege
Saver
Tobin
Doherty
Fire Department
Fullenweider
McIlvaine
Law
Robinson
Sauer
Board of Health
Taylor
VanSyckie
J. P. Malone
Carlson
Norbeck & Nicholson
Mi O na Stomach Tablets Claim Quick Cure
The ad claims C. H. Longstaff guarantees a refund if Mi-O-Na stomach tablets do not cure stomach troubles, contrasting with other products sold in Canada. It argues that resting the stomach with a digestif weakens stomach muscles, necessitating ongoing digestive use.
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C. H. Longstaff
Canai
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