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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
4
An affidavit reports July 1905 circulation of the Huron Weekly World at 1493 copies. A long editorial column attacks John Longstaff and the Republican machine, alleging a large graft fund misused by party leaders and urging moral reforms and public duty.
The Postmaster Editor Longstaff denounces Major Pickler and The World for betraying Crawford, insisting Crawford will retire to law work while the reform movement stays true to principles over men. He argues the insurgent effort centers on countering corporate monopoly, led by Coe I Crawford of Huron, with no new leader needed.
The Canton Leader calls for reform in state politics as Editor Keene raises questions about corruption, monopolies, and machine control. The piece contrasts reform rhetoric with past public issues, naming figures like Arthur Linn and Gov. Elrod while urging stronger voter oversight and primary reforms.
A mix of life maxims from a Boston mayoral figure and county agricultural questions. It notes Hart’s simple rules for success and discusses county cattle inspection payments and a legal dispute over who should fund deputies. It also mentions South Dakota grain harvest prospects and speculation about a state office candidate in Huron. It ends with a quip about Mr Crawford and the daily astonisher.
An old newspaper grocery ad promotes sugar at 20 pounds for 100 dollars and sardines priced from 10 to 25 cents per box. It highlights canned fish and coffee blends Royal Java and Mocha as buying incentives.
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