Capitol battles and presses in prairie state notes
A frank column critiques capital relocation debates led by Pierre and Tinan, cites Sullivan's bill, and notes removal costs funded by land sales. It laments press liberty limits, defends newspaper rights, mocks political shifts, and reports on Springfield normal school opposition and railroad passes vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Pierre Capital Committee
Pierre
Ler
Clark Creamery Profits Highlight Dairying Advantage
The Clark Creamery paid patrons over 47 000 last year with most of it from separated cream and has paid patrons over 250 000 since starting in 1896. Clark county compares to Brule county in size and population while dairying appears more productive there.
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Tinan
Pierre
Trane
Mirchell
Tiian
Clark Creamery
Kimball Creamery
Clark County
Brale County
Davison
Brule
Clark
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