Resubmission question eyed by Sioux Falls paper
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader views the upcoming legislative resubmission on liquor issues with hope, criticizes Republican handling of prohibition, and notes voter education efforts. It discusses election procedures, sample ballots, and language difficulties, while commenting on New York political shifts and the Cleveland steamer launch.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
Pierre
Ain
Tiout
Boston
Election War Echoes In South and New York Execution Debate
A long newspaper fragment surveys election fraud claims in the South, disputes over the electrical chair in New York, and varied political commentary. It links voter confusion at polling places, party critiques, and references to figures and places such as Woonsocket News, Governor Flower, and the South Dakota press, with a broad cast of national political chatter.
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New York City
South
Dmocratic Party
Congress
Republican Party
Harlem River
Maron & Dixon
New York State
Woonsocket News
New York
Air Ward
Flower
Cii
Ts Methodist Church
Elesion
Montay
Chicago
Republican Party of
South Dakota
Railway Commission
Sioux Falls Press
Sioux Falls
Avery
Mra
Olson
Mitchell
Mra Molt
Thiv
Missionary Recruits Indians With Promises Of Salvation
An editorial vignette portrays a tall bald missionary offering the “two funds” of ruin or salvation to two Indigenous individuals. The Indians respond with a simple desire for “a little of the same,” resisting conversion while the missionary departs. The scene, presented as satire, contrasts reform zeal with native indifference.
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Detroit Tribune
Tsay
Land Office Notice of Homestead Entries in Chamberlain Dakota
Land Office at Chamberlain Dakota November 9 1808 notice is given that the following has filed entry papers for a homestead claim. Names and witnesses are listed for the northwest quarter section 2 township 1 range 8 west and other quarters in Kimball South Dakota with dates and locations in Chamberlain notice.
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Chamberlain
Hoth
Dakota
Sui Alouday
Docwuibor
Vie
Clare
Ald Tuud
View
Land Office
Tonke
Wappore
Drowither
Pucianuekyy Jamon
Dakots
Noticv
Heraby Iver
Kota
Nyipeone
Davin
PB Potton
Owe
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Police
Dussicn
Voticu
Ud Ward
A.yoorr
Sis
E. P. Oonaxen
Tal Grant
Hasica
Aamo Doty
John Parke
Sirumex
Sunior
Raver
Momo
LA Tinga Tank
Hopi atEris
Si Margaret's
Carnolig Church
Sirois
Bvle Lodge
HODGE
Mason
Hell
St. Paul
W. H. Curtiss
Cuir
A.S Stuver
Attorney At Law
Suattell
Hal
Kruleco
Kimball
Og, L. Millicon
J. A. Glass
Evertuing
James P. Beebe
Brule County
Alexander Mitchell
Conant
Mitchell, South Dakota
Webster’s
Webster's International
J. J. Brewer
U. S
Supreme Crirerites
Internati
Tales From
Sin Nor America
America
Amr
Pol
West 284
Torica
Ochsner Drug Co
Braune's
Ochsner Drug Co. Kimball, S. D
TS Spring Millinery
Morris Sisters
Lady's Watch
W. C. Morris
DR. Nelson
Ovule
Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
Kimball Graphic
Tinan
Che
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Ohio
Ohio Democrata
Col. Strong
Anson G. McCook
Kroubenville
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Ang
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Ling
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Gordon Perosa
Chamberlain Jouran
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China
Jenen
Haa
United States
Japan
Phil Sheridan
Texas
Weat
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Owens
Breckinridge
Levi
Howard
McKinney
Eaglex
Democratic Party of
Cox
Edmunds County
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Jubilan
Returng
Frank Kelly
Sunbourn County
Griphi
Napoleon
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Folger
Chamberlain Register
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Faulrrel
Wiles
Ihla
Rael
Jncuimd
Europe
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Ala
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Aten
West Indies
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Gulf Coast
Tueulé Court
Atlantic
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Easton
Mane
Bay of
Mexamdtin
Ptolemy
Soter
Yas
Thiladel Jedi Wold
Trajan
England
Guerney
Pers Moxuzine
Columbia
Spectator
Dr. Price
NEW Management
L. D. Bardin
Geo. W. James
Case & Whitbeck Bankers
A. G. Case
Carlos City
Iowa
A.C. Whitbeck
Monay
the Kimball
E. Robinson
Gho. W. James
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