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Newspaper
Huron Weekly World
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
4
Arthur G. Keene subscribed and sworn to before notary Julian W. Blount on October 11 1905 in South Dakota. The document bears the official seal of the notary.
Poem extols striving over complacency, urging effort despite failure. It contrasts climbing and yielding with wasting days and never striving, praising perseverance and purposeful work.
A Commercial News editorial argues home merchants serve towns with personal credit, local purchase trust, and community support. It contrasts them with catalogue houses which demand spot cash and spurn local responsibility, claiming the latter harms small communities.
The Brookings Press asserts it has consistently run only news on its front page for two years, challenging a World report. It accuses the World of overlooking Brookings and defends its own precedent of front page news with scare headlines and no advertising.
A long note recalls Brookings Press World Aberdeen American as front page free of ads since 1903. It cites Edward Bok’s rise from lemonade seller to editor and urges work for pleasure, then argues about weights in groceries and catalog prices, ending with a Roosevelt republican view and newspaper business basics.
State Senator Jim Lawson of Brown County quits the congressional race amid lack of support. The Aberdeen News notes his withdrawal as a self financed move to avoid certain defeat. Judge W Campbell of Aberdeen seeks the vacated seat and is a former Aberdeen district circuit judge with strong northern state backing.
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