Blaine for President Logan for Vice President
The ticket presents James G. Blaine for President and John A. Logan for Vice President advocating their platform and leadership as the political slate.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1884
Page
2
The ticket presents James G. Blaine for President and John A. Logan for Vice President advocating their platform and leadership as the political slate.
A fragmented notice outlines Territorial Republican caucuses and conventions. It mentions a county convention at the Court House Akron and precinct caucuses on September 16 for legislative representation, naming several houses and delegates across precincts including Mercy's Schoolhouse and Huron precinct.
J P Day of Mellette president of Spink County Farmers Alliance urges voters to beware promises from candidates. He and delegates favor his legislative nomination while urging Beadle farmers to question the source of the railroad candidate label against T M Jeffris.
Tar Honoxriz praises Thos Jeffris as best candidate for the legislature in Bea Le County. He notes admiration from citizens and warns against choosing promises over proven achievements.
A rumor claiming T. M. Jeffris offers a $45 rebate on each lumber load circulated locally. The article urges readers not to spread the tale and invites proof if anyone tries to harm Mr. Jeffris with the false story.
Turbonoware asserts it stands behind its political campaign statements and positions on the upcoming legislative candidate. It warns it will repudiate any deception indefinitely.
The Altoona Eagle editor accuses A B Melville, attorney for VanDusen & Co, of trying to intensity pressure to form a combi nation with an independent Altoona grain buyer. The piece questions the firm’s fairness and calls out the methods used.
The text notes repeated opposition from leading figures in Spink and Clark counties to A B Melville, vowing to block him to the fullest extent even if Beadle nominates him. It questions who would endorse a man with such a tarnished reputation among prominent supporters.
A fragment shows a heated accusation against those who circulate deceitful statements to undermine Mr. Jeffris. The text questions whether such tactics reflect properly on the group claiming to represent the community.
The Risener country precing caucus is set for 4 o clock on Saturday afternoon. Attend promptly to avoid being late and vote for a man whose past life shows trustworthiness. the candidate suggested is Thos M. J.
The writer extols Mr Jeffis as honorable, possessing ability and morality. They argue a large businessman with long service and no charges is a fit candidate for the legislature, praising his character and public support.
The boards of insurance propose setting lower rates due to poor prospect. They seek property owners to attend and assist in achieving the reduction.
The editorial notes public skepticism toward a candidate and hints the Leader is cooling on that campaign. It cites the chief lieutenant’s law knowledge, perceived farming limits, and past ties to a farmer ally. It questions influence of Hitchcock links and a temperance angle.
An 1884 invitation details a Sioux City gathering October 1 to 3 with Iowa Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias and Columbia Lodge inviting participation. Highlights include a Uniform Bank drill competition for prizes, bands, grand balls, and social entertainments.
A Beadle County oriented column defends candidate Mr Jeffris, praising his character, business sense, and straightforward speak, while warning readers against malignant rumors linking him to the Northwestern railway or to manipulation by rivals. It urges voters to judge Mr Jeffris on merit and cautions about insinuations from opponents.
The Probate Court in Beadle County issues a notice and orders related to the estate of John Terarrony and David K Parker. The document references the 44th section, the city of Huron, and proceedings before Judge Hannay with filing by the clerk, detailing probate actions and required filings.
Default on second year interest payment for mortgage dated May 7 18 2 secured by Beadle County Beadle Territory mortgagee Bower Whitehead. Notice lists amount due 472.98 dollars plus taxes interest and costs with property insured tax arrears and attorney fees, action threatened to recover debt.
A damaged transcript mentions a land action set for a date at 3 P.M. concerning parcels in a Dakota Territory county. It lists parcel numbers and a location but readability is poor.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a place near Rimconcagt and a 2:30 hour. Details are unreadable, with missing names and dates. cannot determine full event, person, or organization.
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