Local slate lists South Dakota officials and candidates
The document names a series of state and county officials and candidates including H Parker of Deadwood and John Hern ing Campbell county. It lists positions such as Attorney General W Cassill Canton Fort, Superintendent H Clark Redfield, Commissioner of School Lands Hans A Ustrud Sioux Falls, Railroad Commissioner George Rice Flandreau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALL
Brookings
H. Parker
Deadwood
Shober
Highware
Dire Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
HL Cassill
Canton Fort
W. Clark
Redfield
Hans A. Ustrud
Sioux Falls
G Dokken
Deuel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Beadle County Harvest Advances as Frost Passes
The report notes acres of Beadle county corn saved from frost with Bryan's efforts highlighted for a potential Republican success in 1908. It mentions the Madison opening day at the Minnesota fair setting a record as 100 000 attendees.
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Beadle County
Minnesota Fair
Unclear Agreement With Mr Carnegie Mentioned
The note states a disagreement with Mr Carnegie despite it being approved by President Roosevelt. It highlights a political friction during Roosevelt's presidency and reflects a debated stance on Carnegie's position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carnegie
Roosevelt
Centerville Chronicle Editor Changes and Sioux Falls Observance
The Centerville Chronicle editor for two years now edits the Journal-World. Labor Day was celebrated with appropriate exercises in Sioux Falls, noting no other city in the state observing the event.
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Cook
Centerville Chronicle
Journal-World
Sioux Falls
Dawn Breaks on Guth Dakota Rate Bill Fight
Fragmented notes describe rising concern in Guth Dakota over a rate bill harming Mie Standard Oil and a push by a state fair board to boost attendance. Delegations from Huron plan to congratulate allies next week as opposition to Cummins grows in Iowa with rail interests backing the governor. The Pierre vote backdrop features support for the Republican ticket and a broader, uncertain political landscape.
Bank Executive Paul O Stensland Reported Captured Abroad
Paul O Stensland, former Higago Bank president, has been captured in Africa. He will return to face trial for his crimes.
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Paul O. Stensland
Higago Bank
Africa
Missouri Republicans Eye Victory in State
Republicans in Missouri aim to win the state as Folk’s Administration fails to bolster the Democratic Party there. The piece notes the political climate and anticipated impact on elections.
South Dakota office class to prepare for dues
The local office class in South Dakota should ready payment of assessments. The fiscal agent for the former program has been appointed.
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South Dan
Prepare for Fall Trade Advertising Now
Plan and place your fall ads to reach readers efficiently. Tell customers what you offer and help them find it with minimal effort.
Republican ticket reshaped in Pierre district race
Republican nominees for senator and lieutenant governor in Pierre district endorse shared platform and unity. Backers hail rapid party cohesion as campaign kickoffs begin.
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Mr. Goodner
Pierre
Ydinee
Act Tod
Sioux Falls Leader Emerges in Minnehaha Reform Move
Nye Phillips from Sioux Falls, once a party loyalist, now heads a reform push in Minnehaha County. Uncle Nyrum would likely approve as he sees Nye in a new leadership role.
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Nye Phillips
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Nyrum
Aberdeen American Declared The People's Platform
The Sioux Falls platform labeled the Aberdeen American as the people's platform. Critics note the platform is machine made and lacks true hallmarks of a people’s platform.
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Sioux Falls
Campaign turmoil as party chair leaves state
Harry Wentry, chairman of the democratic state committee, has gone to New York and abandoned the campaign in this state. The careless move could lead to the election of the republican candidate for governor.
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Harry Wentry
Democratic State Committee
New York
Fortunes Hinted in Property Bid Amid Frost Protests
The state board of equalization values Bea die county at 5 565 784. The HORONITE seeks a 25 million dollar purchase to gamble on a profit. The Ar gus Leader editor is assured frost worries are unnecessary. South Dakota corn growers praise frost arrangements. Buffalo shippers protest a 150 car switching charge rise, met with a curt railroad reply citing a new rate law.
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Beadie County
State Board of Equalization
Horonite
Buffalo
New York
Blaine III Paid Six Dollars a Week in Patch
A New York dispatch notes James G. Blaine III earns six dollars weekly a modern pay. The piece contrasts this wage with his ancestor Blaine who earned less yet achieved lasting fame as a leading statesman.
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James G. Blaine III
New York Dispatch
Minnehaha County Insurgents Seek Political Control
Insurgents in Minnehaha county push to run local politics without party stalwarts. Analysts warn that if Democrats desert them, the insurgents would face a squeeze, likened to a man stuck between two chairs.
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Minnehaha County
Grand Jury Indictments Miss as Gasoline Prices Rise
A cold day in court as a grand jury returns no indictments against Standard Oil. Uncle John smiles and raises gasoline prices to cover defense costs, turning the scene into a farce with stockmarket bravado and price hikes.
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Standard Oil
Uncle John
Bryan Optimistic On Democratic Victory in 1908
Mr. Bryan expressed belief that democratic chances in 1908 are improving, noting that the odds cannot be worse and must rise from current conditions. He framed his reply around a positive outlook for the party's prospects.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Pettigrew speaks at Elk Point Old Settlers picnic
Senator Pettigrew addressed the Elk Point Old Settlers picnic on Wednesday delivering a forceful critique of Crawfordism and attacking the new school of Republicans in control of the state. He warned that Crawfordism would not endure in South Dakota.
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Senator Pettigrew
Old Settlers
Elk Point
Crawford
William J Bryan Returns Home After Year Abroad
William J Bryan comes back to his native land after a year of travel and foreign experiences. He dined with kings and emperors and enjoyed royal surroundings but returns to resume leadership of his party, aiming for a third nomination after two prior defeats.
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Wm.j. Bryan
William
Insurgent candidacy rumored for Minnesota state senate
C E Holmes once a stalwart and former chairman of the Hennepin County Republican Committee is said to be slated as an insurgent candidate for the Minnesota state senate from that county. He was allied with Senator Kittredge but may have masked his stance. The stalwarts could align with insurgents by 1908 as more traditional allies drift away.
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KH. Elrod
Beadle County
Pearl Creek
Acca
Mind Neabic
Sane Decc
Eckeesy
Milford
Phaner
Clifton
Lake Byron
Clyde
Fairfield Od
Sand Creek
Whiteside
Huron
Wari
Coe I. Craword
Republican County Central Committee
S. D
C. E. Holmes
Minnehaha County
Holmes
Republican Committee
Kittredge
Bryans Madison Square speech praised by admiring countrymen
The article describes William Jennings Bryan’s Madison Square address delivered after a sea voyage home. Supporters from across the country honored him and praised his eloquence as he spoke as a private citizen whose remarks were shaping party policy for the forthcoming presidential campaign.
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Bryan
Madison Square
McBryan
Bossism Reversed as La Follette Shifts Stance
A Wisconsin senator once railing against Washington interference for governor elections now supports interference in Wisconsin politics as a member of the national scene. The shift showcases La Follette opposing bossism only when it serves his side.
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la Follettee
Wisconsin
Washington
Beadle County Candi dates Announce Republican Nominations
Multiple Beadle county residents declare candidacies for county offices including commissioner treasurer auditor superintendent of schools clerk of courts and county judge. Each statement notes nomination subject to Republican county convention or voter will and requests support.
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Republican County Central Committee
Beadle County
South Dakota
Court House
City of
Huron
Said County
Said
Nathaniel E. Hoy
Lake Byron Township
Republican County Convention
A. Ray
Pearl Creek Township
A. A. Chamberlain
Haron
Asher
A. B. Hutchingon
Barr Oak Township
Candidate Declaration for Beadle County Justice Office
A Beadle County resident announces candidacy for county justice ahead of the upcoming Republican convention. The statement asserts a commitment to run for the office and seek voter support in the county.
If you wish to borrow money buy or eel a farm
The note advises readers about financial options including borrowing money and purchasing or selling a farm through the Bichands Trust Company. It reads as a brief promotional line from a local lender.
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Ball
Bichands Trust Company
Candidate for fifth district commissioner announces bid
A speaker declares candidacy for commissioner of the fifth district after two terms in office. The notice mentions city and farm property matters and references MaAxaArD Bracn and Houghton lock in the text.
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Dakota
John Longstaff
Parképay
Fix
Madison
Issions
Mie
Tie Sate Fair Board
Persisten Ad
Cummins
Iowa
Blythe
Railroads of
Ierry
Missouri
Folk
Eformers
Argus Leader
Kota Corn Growers
Be i
Mitchell Clarion
Joan H. Miller
J. W. Smith
J. A. Colcord
Don Burney
Geo, C, Fullinweider
Cory
R. H.cory
Third St, Huron, S.D
Edler Bros. Meat Market
Edler Bros
Phone Main
J.T. Breen
Budweiser
Anheuser Busch
VAL. Blaiz
Milwaukee
Norbeck & Nicholson Company
Redfield, South Dakota
A. J. Ho
Shereby
Beadle Countias
Debone
Ihereby
A. B. Fairbank
Samuel Bre Barrett
Houghton Lock
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