Growth of Huron Weekly World Circulation Reaches 1586
The sworn affidavit filed September 28 1905 shows Huron Weekly World circulation at 1586 subscribers with estimates of five readers per copy yielding about 8000 readers weekly. Publishers aim to surpass 1600 soon and reach 2000 by year end.
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Four Years Of Roosevelt Record From Kansas City Star
A compilation of Theodore Roosevelts achievements since 1901 highlights Civil Service reform raising positions to125000, merit appointments, and army reform. It notes the 1902 irrigation law, Hague Court involvement, Cuban reciprocity, Venezuela intervention, Alaska boundary settlement, beef trust actions, postoffice corruption crackdowns, Kishineff protest, and Panama Canal recognition under his leadership.
Minneapolis Times suspended after sixteen years of publication
The Minneapolis Times is suspended after nearly sixteen years. The Minneapolis Tribune has contracted to fill the remaining subscription list and cover current debts secured by the plant mortgage. The Times stopped on the last publication day amid long circulating rumors.
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Presidency Aims in Major Foreign and Domestic Policies
Summarizes policies and actions linked to the era: Turkish claims and Smyrna relations, Hague Conference invitations, Santo Domingo administration by executive order, extension of the Monroe Doctrine due to Venezuela and Santo Domingo actions, red tape excisions to improve departmental efficiency, railroad rate control, trust publicity, China neutrality notes, Japan-Russia peace negotiations, and the Square Deal emphasizing equality before the law.
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The readable text discusses vast cash profits and comments on agricultural yields, noting unusually large vegetables and soil productivity as described by various publications.
South Dakota figures in national pharmacy meet and press clash
At the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy meeting tied to the American Pharmaceutical Association in New Jersey last week J A Keith of Lake Preston was named president for the year. The Aberdeen American notes the honor reflects well on South Dakota. Frank Morris a state surveyor violently assaulted A G editor of the Huron World, sullying his own reputation in public opinion.
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