Pierre Gas Exposition Aims to Prove Western State Resources
The Pierre Gas Exposition seeks to showcase South Dakota’s western resources despite high costs and uncertain financial returns. Officials argue the event benefits Hughes and Beadle counties and boosts land values statewide, inviting all residents to visit and witness local potential.
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Iar Re Oolite
Pierre
Hughes County
Hughes
Beadle County
South Dakota
Insurgent Contention Roils South Dakota Delegation Fight
The Sioux Falls Press exposes rifts within South Dakota Republicans over presidential backing. It states insurgents favor La Follette and oppose Taft and Roosevelt, while officials align with Taft and Roosevelt’s camp, risking a split in the state’s delegation.
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Sioux Falls
State Republicans Committee
South Dakota
Roosevelt
la Follette
Tafta
Bryan
Crawford
Wisconsin
Taft
Republican Party
LaFollette
State Fair Showcases South Dakota Growth and Resources
The South Dakota state fair under favorable weather showcases farm, orchard, mine products and livestock, reflecting a state in early development with energetic inhabitants. Expositions in Pierre and Mitchell lift public expectations, portraying the state’s health climate schools churches and wealth of resources.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Hall's Family Pills Promote Constipation Remedy
Advertises a patent medicine claim to act on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonies offered free. Priced at 75 cents per bottle and sold by all.
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Hall
Governor Shober Sparks Party Split Debate
The piece portrays Governor Shober railing against the so called corporation dogs and a government stance from Republicans in contrast with the stalwart wing of the party. Mitchell Republican commentary notes intra party friction and factional tensions.
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Aber“corporation
Shober
Etin
Mitchell Republican
Still They Come the Senate Revenue Collector
A clipped sentence notes a scene in the U S Senate with a revenue collector present. The fragment mentions men gathered and a long day ahead in Fairfax County referenced by the Fairfax Republic.
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U. S. Senate
Revenue Collector
Fairfax Re _blic
W. H. Hill Captures Multiple Classes in Bull Show
Alexandria exhibitor W. H. Hill dominates the dairy and beef divisions, taking first place in the one year old bull, first and third in the bull calf, first and fourth in the cow, and top honors in two year old heifer and aged herd categories.
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W. 8. Hill
Alexandria
Stalwart Governor Aims at French Republican Ve Gir
A fragment notes a political stance where a strong governor could influence state affairs. The wording hints at a French republican alignment with a veiled reference to Gir, suggesting debate over governance approach.
Twin City Dispatch Frames State Political Outlook
A terse update from Twin City presses surveys the political climate and comments on the likely pro outcome of the upcoming contest. Local observers weigh party strength, voter sentiment, and campaign momentum as officials prepare for the vote.
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Twin City
Insurgents Aim to Defeat Roosevelt Policies
The meeting of the clubs this week signals an insurgent move to oppose Roosevelt policies and promote Bryan and La Follette.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
la Follette
Attempt to Escape Spurs Car P’ Ma Do It
A fragmented line from a historical page shows an attempt involving a vehicle and a person named Ma. The wording suggests an act to force movement or escape, with unclear context and minimal additional details.
State fair tale hints at finds at Huron
A fragment from the Argus hints at events connected to the state fair in Huron. It mentions a potential speaker and a possible effort to engage him, suggesting preliminary arrangements or negotiations.
Weather Forecaster Sees Frost Delay Through the 15th
The weather man predicts killing frost will hold off until the 15th allowing late corn to mature safely. Farmers gain a window to protect crops and avoid damage from early freezes.
No Friend of President Roosevelt Supports Delegation Scheme
A fragment notes opposition to a Roosevelt delegation scheme for the national convention, suggesting some refuse to back the effort and implying political maneuvering within the party.
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Velt
Roosevelt
State fair begins then gas bill owed by Mitchell corn palace
A brief item notes the state fair opening followed by mention that the Mitchell corn palace owes a gas bill.
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Mitchell Corn Palace
Wheat ig han oaks a bere in po sere ger and it ale
Fragmentary OCR fragment shows unclear words and names. No identifiable people, places, dates, or events can be confirmed. Cannot determine a coherent news item from the text.
Town Reform Effort Targets Governor’s Three Terms
A townwide push seeks to reform the governor’s three-term limit and curb executive power. Activists argue the current rule allows extended control, while opponents warn against altering constitutional norms.
Delegates Report 480 Cent Roosevelt Plan
Delegates discuss 480 cents of the Roosevelt plan and outline steps to follow. A briefing notes delegates should act on orders given during the meeting.
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Roosevelt
Huron Population Compared to Stachley
The article notes Huron has over one sixth the school population that Stachley has, indicating a significant disparity in enrollment between the two districts.
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Huron
Stachley
Lost, Between Night and Noon, Ailing Passenger
A report notes a person became nauseated and had a sick head after travel between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today. The fragment provides no further identifying details or outcome.
Taft Nomination Vote Count Mentioned by Garfield
Commissioner Garfield reports he has enough votes to nominate Taft. The text notes ongoing construction projects and praises the engineering staff, with Mr. Person traveling from Parker and Sioux Falls to Washington later this week.
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Person
Parker
Sioux Falls
Washington
Hon R J Person Praised For Public Duty In Dakota Politics
In a lengthy interview, Hon R J Person of Impressed With timent reflects on his past as editor of the Howard Press and discusses the political scene in California, Arizona, and Nevada. He declines to name potential Republican nominees for next year while praising Senator Kit as a model of public duty and ethical standards.
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Howard Press
Accolifornia
Arizona
Neuron Fromm
Washinton
Gener
Washington
Garfield
Taft S
Hills
Lou Dakota
Perser
Kit
Grea
Senate
Neutral rights debated at The Hague plenary session
The fifth plenary sitting chaired by M. Nelidoff approved rules on neutral duties in war time. The land rules state neutral territory is inviolable and ban wireless stations and enlistment of volunteers there. Prisoners escaping to neutral lands may be freed if recaptured, and a neutral state may defend neutrality by force.
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Hague
M. Nelidoff
Murder Suicide in Evanston Rocks Wealthy Family
Mrs. Fred M. Fish wife of a prosperous retired broker was found murdered in her Evanston home. Her husband with a severed throat lay unconscious nearby. Police believe Fish killed his wife then shot himself. Neighbors heard a violent quarrel late at night as the tragedy unfolded.
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Chicago
Fred M. Fish
Evanston
Ill
Fish
Sion
President Pardons Land Thief
Washington reports the president commuted the sentence of James Bradford who was convicted December 24, 1905 in New Orleans of conspiracy to defraud the United States out of public lands and sentenced to two years in prison.
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Washington
James Bradford
New Orleans
United States
Roosevelt League Meeting Emerges From Insurgent Ticket Turmoil
A Roosevelt League gathering surfaced amid unnamed insurgent ticket maneuvering as campaign coverage noted the event without detailing names or outcomes. The scene highlighted factional tensions within the broader political contest.
Steady Winds of Intra-Party Strife Over State Ticket
Tensions rise as Roosevelt clubs leaders bargain for insurgent governor candidates in South Dakota. Cassill signs the call while boosters push for Vessey to lead, Isaac Lincoln seeks nomination, and Jim Elliot is courted by Gamble and Crawford. The insurgent ticket will be named in Huron, with loyalty disputes fueling the primary battle.
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Wesand
Jim Elliott J
Apa
Vessey
Senate
Roosevelt
Cassill
H. C
Isaac Lincoln
Brown County
South Dakota
Mr. Lincoln
Lincoln
Bymes
Faulk
Crawford
Gamble
Jim Elliot
Jim
Coe Isaac
Jim’ Ene
Huron
City National Bank of Huron notice of currency seizure
Treasury Department report dated June 6 1907 states satisfactory evidence showed The City National Bank of Huron located in Huron Beadle County South Dakota holds currency seized under the revised statutes of the United States. Witness signature Neal Comity Comptroller of the Currency.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
City National Bank of Huron
City of Huron
Beadle
United
Neal
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Sundermann
Executor Anthony Sundermann issues a notice to creditors and all who hold claims against Henry Sundermann late of Beadle County South Dakota to file with vouchers within six months after first publication at the executor's home in the northwest quarter section 8 110 60 Beadle County. Annotated by attorney T. M. Simmons with dates Sept 12 Oct 3 1907.
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Henry Sundermann
Offfe Beadle
South Dakota
Anthony Sundermann
T. M. Simmons
Special rail fares to Pacific Coast points offered
Daily sale of low second class tickets from all points on the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line to California Oregon and Washington. Travel possible to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Puget Sound and other Pacific coast points from September 1 through October 31.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & North-Western
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Puget Sound
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State Fair
Tynda
Kitt
Senator Kittredge
R. J . Person
Timent
Ly. Slate
Gamble’s
Roosevelt League
California
Oregon
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