Taft Favored In Local Roosevelt-Taft Poll
The Dakota Huronite notes Taft as the favorite in a local poll with 2,512 first choice votes and 831 second choices, surpassing all others including Roosevelt. The piece cites broader support for Taft’s Roosevelt policies and mentions La Follette’s weak showing, with detailed state comparisons and commentary on Crawford faction implications.
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Roosevelt
the Tribune
Cannon
Taft
Crawford
la- Follette
LaFollette
Wisconsin
la Follette
South Dakota
Our Old Fashioned Mothers
A reflective ode to old fashioned mothers praising their enduring influence. The piece memories a mother’s gentle guidance from childhood to sickness, cherishing her loving eyes and silvered hair, and recalling prayers by the mother’s knee. It contrasts past tenderness with present forgetfulness, evoking heavenly reward.
Sioux City Papers Raise Cheer Over Sioux Falls Victory
Sioux City papers celebrate a decisive win over Sioux Falls, highlighting local pride and the result as a boost to the region. The coverage emphasizes the rivalry and shares reactions from fans and community figures.
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Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Nebraska Wins Federal Court Victory Over Rail Rates
The federal court upholds the power of the railway commission to fix and regulate rates within Nebraska. An injunction to stop publishing rates is denied, with the court noting commissions may act within legislative authority. The Erie railroad and Huron college telegraphy programs reflect the era’s railway staffing needs.
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Nebraska
Railway Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Erie Railroad Company
Canton
Ohio
Huron College
Cost of Raising a Child Explored by Local Writer
John Graham Brooks of Collierville argues the price of a child ranges from 500 to 25000 dollars, contending the high cost of living does not deter good people from having children despite the financial strain.
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John Graham Brooks
Colliers
Prohibition Plank Discussed by Democratic Party
The Sioux Falls Journal warns against overreaction to a possible national prohibition plank in the next Democratic platform. It says Mark need not resign over the issue and that the party could endure worse actions.
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Sioux Falls
Democratic Party
Mark
Henry H. Rogers Lapses From Wealth to Ruin
Henry H. Rogers once a financial head of Standard Oil lies ill and wrecked at his palatial home. His fortune weighs on him while his reputation suffers worldwide as the great success appears to have harmed what men hold dear.
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Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
State Board Chokes Bank Stock and Farm Lands
The Sioux Falls Press explains that the state board of assessment lowered bank stock and raised farm land values to curb farmer ownership, reflecting the Gamble-Crawford machine's influence in local politics.
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State Board of Assessment
Sioux Falls
Gamble-Crawford Machine
Governor’s Office Power Grips Pierre Infrequent Residency
The Democrat who presides over the governor’s office at Pierre maintains control with a hands-off approach as the current executive neither lives at the capital nor stays there for long periods.
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Pierre
Capital
Nebraska Republicans Endorse Taft Signaling Roosevelt Policy Ties
Nebraska Republicans back Taft in a move underscoring commitment to Roosevelt era policies. The endorsement suggests alignment with progressive Republican priorities and firm party discipline ahead of the nominating season.
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Nebraska
Taft
Roosevelt
Sioux Falls stone question raises political peril
The Sioux Falls stone question becomes a fraught issue for the current administration, as opposition voices warn the government may face serious political peril.
Crop stats show 1907 yield around 400 million bushels higher
Crop statisticians estimate 1907 production about 400 million bushels more or less than initially reported based on best obtainable data.
Richards Trust Co Offers Farm Loan Options
If you wish to borrow money, buy or lease farm land, call on the Richards Trust Co for loan options and financial services.
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Richards Trust
Presidential third term debate ends with cabinet stance
The president and cabinet insist he will not accept a third term. Despite broad public demand, loyalists pledge to back Secretary Taft instead, urging state delegations to support his nomination as the president desires.
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Republic
Root
Mexico
Taft
Eeast
Philippine
Panama
Bradstreet
Saweh
Opening of Lower Brule Agency Draw Attracts Attention
The opening draws attention as drawing begins on October 7. Applications already exceed ten times the available land at the registration office, signaling strong public interest in the Lower Brule Agency allotment.
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Lower Brule
City Bans Horse Hitching on Main Streets
The city council passes an ordinance prohibiting hitching horses on principal streets. Farmers planning to trade are advised to leave horses at home.
Sioux Falls Robbers Lose Injunction Fight Against Railroad
Judge Carland denied the injunction sought by Sioux Falls robbers against the Milwaukee railroad company. The case will go before the Interstate Commerce Commission for settlement.
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Carland
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft Ends Sunday Ball Game In Tokyo
Secretary Taft, visiting Tokyo, halted a Sunday ball game planned for the Taft party, asserting control over entertainment arrangements during his overseas trip.
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Taft
Continents
Tokio
Dan Patch and Bill Bryan Dominate Box Office
The Tyndall Tribune calls Dan Patch and Bill Bryan the two drawing cards in the country, noting they fill the box office coffers and drive crowds.
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The
Tyndall Tribune
Dan Patch
Bill Bryan
Canistota Clipper Backs Gus Bach for Governor
The Canistota Clipper rejects insurgent labeling and declares its support for Gus Bach in the governor race, signaling editorial independence and endorsement.
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Canistota Clipper
Gus Bach
Sioux Falls Carnival Opens as Major State Event
The Sioux Falls Carnival begins, touted as a major state event and deserves large patronage from the public.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux City Sees Push for South Dakota State Fair
Sioux City voices growing belief that South Dakota should host a state fair. Proponents argue regional support and economic boost justify a fair, with organizers planning outreach and feasibility studies to gauge community backing.
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Sioux City
South Dak
Deafness and Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement
Statement that deafness cannot be cured by local applications and is due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure nine out of ten cases caused by catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured. Includes mail order and price details for Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Long Distance Telephone Rate Offer Announcement
Call central to learn about a rate of 1 to the Twin Cities and connect to all points in North Dakota South Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and as far east as we can reach.
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Central
Twin Cities
North Dakota
South Akad
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Public Auction Of Horses Cattle Mules And Hogs At Huron
Joan E Warp announces a public sale at her stables on Third Street Huron 8 D commencing 1 PM Saturday October 12 featuring 30 head horses 10 work horses 2 work mules eight years old 2 mules 5 months old 10 colts 2 to 4 years old 6 draft colts 2 to 5 years old 100 head cattle calves yearlings cows heifers and steers 10 head registered Poland China hogs 3 boars 6 months old 4 sons 6 months old 3 sons 1 year old Terms cash under 10 dollars 10 and over one year at 8 percent Four percent off for cash
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Third Street
Huron
Joan E. Warp
Foley’s Kidney Cure Promises Digestive Health Breakthrough
An Ohio ad proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure will cure kidney or bladder trouble and says no medicine is more effective. The notice credits Holland Wheeler and asserts wide accessibility without medical limits.
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Foley
Holland Wheeler
Kidney Cure Claim From Holland Wheeler
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure protects healthy kidneys and cures kidney and bladder diseases, claiming it strengthens the whole system and endorsing it under the name Holland Wheeler.
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Foley
Holland Wheeler
Thrifty Alsatian Dies in Louisiana With Nine Policies
Abraham Kirsch a Frenchman who became German and American by turns died in Louisiana. He held nine life insurance policies with New York Life totaling 33 500 dollars, all of which have been paid.
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Abraham Kirsch
Louisiana
New York Life Insurance Company
Cole's Carboli Soap For Bath Use
The notice promotes Cole's Carboli soap as antiseptic soothing and healing for skin with lavender and violets fragrance. It claims pure quality and guarantees the product for babies and adults, suggesting it doubles the bath pleasure.
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Cole
Household Goods For Sale By City Resident
Leaving the city I offer for sale at 466 Utah Street all household goods including piano four stoves two bedroom suites parlor and dining room furniture Singer sewing machine rugs carpets curtains kitchen cabinet and many other articles All items are in first class condition many practically new Contact Jas Ross Keene phone Rec 149 466 Utah St Huron
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Utah Street
Jas. Ross. Keene
Utah St. Huron
Electic Bitters Aids Aged Woman And Women
A Dublin Georgia man notes his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters for two years. He reports strong appetite good sleep and overall well being. The same benefits are claimed for female weakness and related ailments.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Standard Oil Distribution Speaks For Indiana Case
New York Sept 27 The Standard Oil Company issues a pamphlet to employees stockholders and oil buyers. It defends the 6 cent rate and portrays the government action as a persistent attack amid the Indiana fine of 29 240 000.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Hog Discovers Spring on Maltby Farm Near Clark
A hog on the Maltby farm near Clark in Arlington South Carolina uncovered a spring while rooting at a hill foot. The spring transformed a marshy area into flowing water and disrupted the water diviners who had backed off the stage.
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Arlington
S. C
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