State Ticket for Congress and statewide offices
For Congress J A Pickler and R J Gamble. For Governor Chas H Sheldon. For Lieutenant Governor Chas N Herried. For Secretary of State Thos Thorson. For State Auditor John E Hippie. For State Treasurer Kirk Phillips. For Attorney General Coe I Crawford. For Superintendent of School Frank Crane. For Comm of Public Lands J L Lockhart. For Comm of Labor.
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Chas. H. Sheldon
Chas. N. Herried
Secretary of State
Thos. Thorson
John E. Hipple
Coe I. Crawford
Frank Crane
Com. of Public Lands
J. L. Lockhart
Local Officials List for County Elections
A slate of candidates listed includes State Senator A H Aplin Repro p Ales A Campbell Cerobert Allison and others for county roles such as Sheriff Coroner Probate Register of Deeds and Justice of the Peace with names like Vance Sterling William Rogers George Longstaff Joseph H Alexander and E C Patterson George W Cook William Simpson August Nelson B Coomer William Walt C E McIlvaine F L Rhodes. The document reads as a public notice of available offices and participating candidates.
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A H. Aplin
Reprop
Ales
A. Campbell
Cerobert Allison
Register of
Vance
Trese Dward Sterling
Caine
William Rogers
E. Grant
Milne
Central Committeemen List for Belle Prairie and Surrounding Areas
A detailed roster of central committeemen across Belle Prairie and neighboring communities. Names include W Barton OD, G L Tolin PE, F Dixon SS, J W Fuller CAVOUL, B Melford Clifton, H Manchester, J C Hatfield, L Kimball SRG, Fred Nimlet, E Mclivane, E Blakel, J D Chamberlain, S Miller, B Hitchcock, W B Taylor, C D Pierce, J M Hunter, L W Sulmon, and others. Ward allocations reference First to Fourth Wards in Huron and related towns.
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Belle Prairie
W. Barton
Agiwic Seins Ovis
Fred Nimlet
Simpson Peacaee
S. Miller Z Riggs Broadland
Hitchcock
Aeur Nes
W. B. Taylor Vernon Sisccionh
Scl
Eeer Wolsey Ee
C. D. Pierce Bonilla J.M. Hunter
Burr Oak
L. W. Sulmon
Sand Creek
K. N. Best
Wessington
C. A. Blake
Firet
Huron
J- N. Shelton
E. H. Boys
Kent
Hh. Kerr
Politics as business in a pivotal year
The article frames politics as a business battleground this year, noting how votes shape economic policy. It highlights a climate where lawmakers push to revive business, with supporters citing growth, jobs, and investment, while critics warn of risks to regulation and equity.
Beadle County Democrats Reject Populist Ticket
Beadle County Democrats announce they will not support the populist slate this election year, signaling a political split within local party ranks. The move underscores ongoing tensions between party factions and the choice facing voters.
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Beadle County
Republican Boys Rally to Extend Lead in the Tine
Supporters cheer as Republican candidates gain momentum in early returns. Campaigners urge unity and continued push to secure key districts.
Editor Takes Claim on Ree Tract in Argus Leader
The Argus Leader reports the editor has filed a claim on the Ree tract, outlining intentions and potential subsequent steps. The note signals a push to secure land for development or settlement, with details to follow in upcoming editions.
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The
Argus-Leader
Bishop Fowler Quote on Trials and Temptation
A line attributed to Bishop Fowler declares that success is hard won and the devil won’t release the soul from easy paths. The remark frames struggle as a test of character and faith.
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Bishop Fowler
Let Your Common Sense Vote This Year
A political line urges voters to back a Republican ticket in every election, signaling a partisan stance and calls for party loyalty in future ballots.
Missouri Newspapers Boldly Oppose Train Robbing
A Republican-leaning refrain praise work and wage gains. The text notes Missouri progress and bold newspapers opposing train robbery, signaling a partisan stance and public safety concern.
Breeches Pocket Campaign Revisited in Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal describes a political maneuver labeled breeches pocket campaign and notes discussions of Colorado involvement as part of broader national strategy.
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The
Sioux City Journal
Colorado
Col Ed Sterling to be County Treasurer
Col Ed Sterling is set to win the county treasurer post and will run the office in a manner that leaves no one unhappy with the result.
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Col
Ed. Sterling
Ears Off Arguments Fail to Drum Up Investment
A clipped saying suggests critics miss the chance to raise capital when the public mood shifts. The line underscores caution about funding ventures amid uncertain popularity and investor appetite.
Madison Leader Declares Populist Bubble Bursting Fast
The Madison Leader remarks that populism is bursting with astonishing rapidity, signaling a sharp decline in its momentum and influence. The quote underscores a trend of shifting public sentiment and political dynamics.
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Madison
Passage on Legislative Activity and Lawmaking
A compact reflection notes that demands for new legislation will persist despite limited immediate need. The author suggests continued lawmaking over the coming years as society negotiates governing changes and policy directions.
Mitchell Republican Urges United Ticket Stand
A Mitchell Republican urges presenting a unified ticket as essential for a solid front in future campaigns. The appeal stresses a cohesive slate to strengthen party prospects and campaign cohesion.
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Mitchell Republican
Revival of Confidence Through Republican Victory
A call for renewed confidence and business growth through a Republican victory, arguing South Dakota should share in the forthcoming recovery and opportunities.
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South Dakota
County businessmen push for Republican majority
County business leaders assert a larger Republican majority is essential to restore the county to its normal business practices and policies.
Republican on guard against populist buy-in on ticket
A political arena warning urges vigilance among Republicans as populist forces seek entry to the legislative ticket. The note underscores concerns about strategic influence shaping electoral outcomes.
How to Correct Your Ballot in the Poll Booth
The guide advises voters to mark a cross in the ring above the Republican ticket to fix the ballot at the booth. It presents this as the simplest and most reliable method to finalize the vote.
Kingsbury Nominated for Senate by Yankton Republicans
The sensible republicans of Yankton county nominated veteran South Dakota journalist Hon. Geo. W. Kingsbury of the Press and Dakota for the senate. He will be elected and render royal service to his people.
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Yankton County
South Dakota
Geo. W. Kingsbury
The
Press and
Dakotan
Senate
Salem Register on Senator Kyle and prosperity thrust
The Salem Register criticizes Senator Kyle with a sharp remark about eras of prosperity not opened by a corkscrew. It positions the paper as an advocate of the populist faith and frames Kyle within its political stance.
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Salem Register
Kyle
Kelley GOP Candidate Fights for Boy Scout Spirit in South Dakota
The quoted pamphlet accuses the party of stripping the nation to forms of government while the Populist candidate in South Dakota asserts his patriotism. It links Kelley with a London companionship line to Prof. Wilson.
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Kelley
Congress
South Dakota
London
Wilson
Mark Your Ticket State Senator X E H Applin
The note lists state senator candidate X E H Applin and representative contestants X Chas A Campbell and X Robert Allison, indicating how to mark the ballot for the upcoming election.
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E.H. Aplin
Chas. A. Campbell
Robert Allison
Aplin Urged by Republicans for State Senator
Aplin is urged by Republicans to receive votes for state senator as locals accuse opponents backed by a man with little Beadle County interest. The message asks voters to put in an earnest good word for Aplin and counter a perceived campaign against him.
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E. H. Aplin
Aplin
Beadle County
Captain Lucas declines Ohio speeches to focus on state canvass
In triumph or loss Captain Lucas remains loyal to his supporters. He has been invited to give speeches in Ohio but refuses to travel, choosing to devote all his energy to campaigning within his own state.
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Capt. Lucas
Ohio
Capital Movement Urged After Election
The text urges a shift of capital to create jobs and cites a post election movement toward Republican states. It frames the period as better suited for business and employment rather than tariff speeches. The tone stresses practical economic action over political rhetoric.
Huron and Beadle Counties Urged to Speak for Trade
A public appeal urges Huron and Beadle counties to advocate for their reputations in the business arena and to resist populist rhetoric, calling for measured, constructive involvement and a strong communal voice.
Reed Sees Tumble in Voter Mood After Elections
Hon. Tom B. Reed answers the Heronite’s inquiry, saying the results show momentum toward his side and that like causes produce like effects. He notes that the early responses suggest a shift in general sentiment following recent elections.
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Tom B. Reed
Gamble hailed as next congressman by Sturgis Record
The Sturgis Record praises Hon. R. J. Gamble, calling him no politician of muck and mud and urging support for him as a gentlemanly, genial statesman candidate for Congress.
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R. J. Gamble
Sturgis
Robert J. Gamble
Beadle County Voices on Legislature and Port Issue
Citizens weigh the next legislature and the port project. They question populist leadership and urge focused action, arguing past efforts and funds were misdirected and must be redirected to real work.
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Beadle County
Unity Call Names Aplin Campbell Alli son for Legislature
A civic appeal urges Democrats to unite with Republicans to back a practical, common sense delegation. The notice endorses Aplin Campbell and Alli son as the men who ought to win.
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Aplin, Campbell and
Allison
Populist Delegates Chosen At County Caucus
In a neighboring county a populist caucus convened to name delegates for a county convention. A republican spectator witnessed alone, then organized the caucus and selected delegates he deemed representative populists, prepared credentials, and conducted the proceedings to the party’s apparent satisfaction.
Vance Seen as Imminent First-Class Officer
The speaker claims E. H. Vance will win decisively, asserting no doubt remains about his qualifications. He notes the county area he has served in elite business ties will deliver the largest vote a candidate has ever received in that region.
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E. H. Vance
Political Momentum Prompts Business Confidence
The text notes rising business optimism amid expected Republican victory in November and urges support for the straight Republican ticket to keep economic wheels moving. It reflects early 20th century partisan enthusiasm and market expectations tied to electoral outcomes.
Local Democrats Split Over Senate Pick in Beadle and Huron
In Beadle and Huron counties the Herald-Democrat shifts support away from Tripp toward Loucks for United States senator amid party tensions. Several staunch Democrats oppose the move as populist currents grow.
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Huron
Beadle County
Herald-Democrat
United States
Tripp
Hoth
Satirical Reproof Of Populists By Watertown Commentator
A Watertown writer mocks populists for yielding to democrats. He recalls a speaker asking if they should lie supine with faces in the sand as a provocation to political endurance.
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Bro
Corey
Watertown
Myers Seeks School Superintendent Post Amid Law Career Silence
A late Democratic Herald-Democrat writer campaigns for Mr. Myers as superintendent of schools while omitting his legal achievements. An intimate friend questions how he left the law, and another suggests Myers found the legal profession dishonorable and chose a less lucrative path.
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Democratic Herald-Democrat
Myers
Flandreau Herald attacks populist stance and religion
The Flandreau Herald denounces populists and Hon. J. E. Kelley while accusing him of courting votes across the state. It decries the old parties and church, claims bias against Democrats and Republicans, and notes a crude paragraph in the same issue.
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Flandreau Herald
J. E. Kelley
Congress
Democratic plea against populist gains in Beadle area
The letter urges voters to oppose populist candidates and warns of a six year United States Senate term. It questions populist control and favors sticking with Democratic principle, urging ballots mark names Aplin Allison Campbell.
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Mr. Democrat
Aplin
Allison
Campbell
State School of Mines under scrutiny for student and cost claims
An editor rebuts a populist claim about five teachers and seven students at the State School of Mines. The paper notes 39 regular students and a monthly teaching charge of 287.50, with operating costs around 6000 annually, urging no dispute over the record.
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State School of Mines
Black Hills
Huronite
Political Card Advocates Straight Republican Ticket
The message argues no party ideal, but declares the republican closest to perfection and urges voters to cast a straight ticket without endorsing specific policies or candidates.
Gamble Lectures in Hills at Rapid City
Hoo. R. J. Gamble spoke in the Hills and delivered a strong address in Rapid City last night. The Hot Springs Star praised him as a splendid speaker and an orator.
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R. J. Gamble
Rapid City
Mr. Gamble
Hot Springs
Million Democrats Vote GOP This Year Prompted Fervent Warning
A political message urges Democrats to back the Republican ticket this year while promising party reinstatement next year if they vote better. The tone shifts to reassurance from the author addressing a Democratic ally.
Straight Republican Ticket Urges Unified Election Stand
A campaign message calls for voters to back the straight Republican ticket, urging all groups to unite for better business conditions or concede defeat. The speaker predicts overwhelming Republican success this year and insists bipartisan support is unnecessary for progress.
Loyal delegation praised by supporters in Huron
Supporters hail Aplin Campbell and Allison as the best Huron delegation in memory. They emphasize loyalty and level headedness shaping timely decisions for the community.
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Huron
Aplin
Campbell
Allison
Honest Democrat Endorsing Populist Nations Cited Foolish
A writer labels any honest Democrat who endorses populist nations as a fool during the crisis. The author argues such endorsement weakens the Republican party, but warns it harms the Democrat's own party as well.
Local Push Back Wins Over Pettigrew Support
The Hurontte urges backing of Republican candidates in the legislature, declaring attacks on Senator Pettigrew as unfounded rot and asserting Minnehaha will defend them, with a call to elect every Republican candidate.
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Senator Pettigrew
Minnehaha
Wipe out the Democratic Party First in South Dakota
A political appeal urges voters to defeat the old parties by casting a straight Republican ticket this year. It argues that removing the Democrats first weakens the opposing forces and leads to a fair, partisan contest with the Republican Elephant.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Faces Redemption Next November
The Iowa State Register asserts South Dakota endures demagogic excess but will be redeemed next November with restored financial credit. Prosperity for workers and business grows as the state develops its resources and rewards diligent effort.
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South Dakota
Iowa State Register
Land slide signals swing states join call for business vote
A across the board appeal urges voters in Oregon Vermont Maine Connecticut and others to back a business friendly measure. It warns South Dakota loses investor confidence if the populist stance continues. The message frames the issue as common sense for safeguarding investment.
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Oregon
Vermont
Maine
Connecticut
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
South Dakota
Vote for life for business and bread and butter
The speaker argues tariffs, ownership, and currency are secondary to living conditions. The core message urges voters to support policies that protect credit, wages, loans, rents, and property, calling for national unity with other states and backing leaders who can sustain the economy.
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Cleveland
Republican Victory Promises Immediate Economic Boost
The speaker argues that only a sweeping Republican win can deliver free coinage, railroad safeguards, and populist reforms this year or next. They claim two-thirds popular support, Dem gains in Congress blocked radical tariffs, and foresee prompt business improvement from election day onward.
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Popular Voice
Congress
Falling from grace doctrine quoted by Bishop Fowler
The remark emphasizes a lived discipline over preached creed as the measure of faith. It underscores a caution within church leadership about humility, accountability, and the risk of spiritual decline even among clergy.
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Fowler
Gamble on wealth distribution praised by Milbank Review
The Milbank Review rejects claims wealth is not widely spread, arguing wealth is now more generally distributed among sixty million Americans than anywhere else. It asserts America leads in lifting common people and warns any future decline would require global labor exploitation.
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Milbank Review
Mr. Gamble
America
Is the East West election sentiment shaping a national view
The piece weighs national mood in Vermont, Maine, Connecticut and Oregon, arguing the public seeks relief from business policy, distrusts the past eighteen months, and predicts stronger Republican support in South Dakota. It notes active canvassing, public interest, and debates over school superintendent candidates Myers and Milne.
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Vermont
Maine
Connecticut
Oregon
Northwest
West
South Dakota
Comere
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Frank Conklin
John R. Brennan
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B. Coomer
Wickiam Walt
C. E. McIlvaine
F. L. Rhodes
Missouri
Both
Henry George
Huronare
Towa
Withal
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Wolsey
Texas
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