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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1883
Page
2
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The Pioneer Press received unsigned letters alleging bribery and fraud in Dakota capital commission proceedings. Without supporting evidence the paper will not publish the claims. If substantiated information is provided it will be shared with the public.
A Kankakee Herald item mocks starvation fears in Dakota six months ahead. It notes older counties well provided, new counties lacking a clan, and cites local earners like Hoadley with a 600 acre farm near Huron. It argues wheat should be grown in Dakota rather than idle city life.
A Pierre Recorder column ridicules Cressey of the Huron Leader for claiming ten thousand weekly readers and a capital commission. The reply dismisses the assertion as fantasy and chides the Recorder to stay within his own paper’s bounds.
A pretended son-in-law of a Pacific coast Express official sought a twenty five dollar cashadvance with forged letters and bank endorsements. The scam failed when the indorsing firm and bank signer proved falsified, and the cashier absorbed the loss. A second article argues corn yields can double with better culture, citing Iowa New York Ohio and New England examples.
It urges men to prevent hen conflicts with neighbors by yarding hens. A twenty five hen yard is affordable and suggests a six foot fence built with posts and four inch boards nailed in three strips. The plan involves eight foot apart posts and two foot long boards on top.
A young hunter questions an Irish man about a stray pig as he searches for his father’s pig. Pat replies with a witty quip asking how to distinguish a stray pig from any other pig, delivering a lighthearted moment.
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