Creamery Industry Adds Rich Opportunity for South Dakota Farmers
The Sioux City Journal notes South Dakota creameries have surged in five years, with 140 creameries and cheese factories built to diversify farming. Education at Brookings sparked farm youth to return home, boosting dairy, pasture, and grain synergy. State's favorable land, climate, and industrious farmers support growing creameries to meet home demand and build a prairie empire.
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Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
State Agricultural College
Brookings
Prof
Wheaton
South Dakota Dairy Association
Wisconsin
Grace
Populist Leaders Seek Bryan Return to Lincoln Tour
Lincoln correspondent reports populist leaders in Nebraska want Bryan to end his lecture tour. A conference member says interest in the silver issue is waning and if Bryan returns home and stays quiet on silver, he could be elected governor and Holcomb sent to the Senate, aligning factions for a 1900 campaign. The state fair opens at Yankton September 27. premium lists available from the secretary.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryanio
S Brysao
Holcomb
Senate
Bryan
Bessus
Senator Teller Defends Free Silver Stand Amid Tariff Debate
The Omaha Bee reports Senator Teller insisting he remains a free silver Republican despite opposing the tariff bill and dodging a vote. He previously backed Republican protective tariffs and opposed Democratic tariff proposals, maintaining his claim of Republican loyalty on other issues. A similar South Dakota senator avoided a decisive vote, underscoring party posture during the Dingley tariff era.
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Omaha
Republican Party
South Dakota
Administrative Arch at Omaha Exposition Main Court
The administration arch rises as a central feature of the Omaha Exposition. Designed in free classic style with prominent French Renaissance influence, the 50 by 50 feet base reaches 150 feet in height. It will serve as headquarters for distinguished visitors and anchor the lagoon-facing ensemble.
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Thie Court
Aberdeen News on state insurance under populist rule
The piece notes a new populist insurance commissioner J H Kipp will examine insurers as before and not turn fees over to the state, criticizing predecessors and promising lawful action. It argues there is nothing sensational in the department's management and that the incoming official will follow the same legal boundaries.
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The
Aberdeen News
J. H. Kipp
Insurance Department
Anderson
Rainy South Dakota Summer Shrouds Shouts in Water
In South Dakota this summer heavy rain drowns voices as people try to shout calamity but water fills the mouth. The weather thus serves two purposes by silencing alarm and dampening the landscape.
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South Dakota
Wheat and silver prices spark new political debate
Orators who last year railed at wheat and silver price swings now face a sharply varied market. The change exposes the limits of prior cries for fixed costs and stability as economic conditions diverge this year.
Spirit of Dakota Debuts at Howard by E M Osborn
The Spirit of Dakota is a new paper published at Howard by E M Osborn who previously wrote for the Press of that town. Osborn released his first edition and covers 4 field all its own in this launch.
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Dakota
Howard
E. M. Osborn
State fair success spurs Yankton fair plans
The Madison Sentinel notes the last year’s Yankton state fair inspired the management to push for an even bigger event. It mentions Brother Loucks in the Ruralist and discusses the Free Silver issue, factional Pop party conflicts, and hopes for renewed prosperity as perceived by Brother Loucka.
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Yankton
Madison Sentinel
Brother Loucks
Brother Loucka
Sioux City Journal notes Pierre man seeks Alaska steamer syndicate
A Pierre man proposes forming a syndicate to buy a steamer for Alaska trade. He suggests fifty men each contributing 2500 dollars could create a company to invest in South Dakota with plans for high returns.
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Sioux City Journal
Pierre
Alaska
South Dakota
Aberdeen Grain Palace backs new amusements this year
Aberdeen plans to repeat the grain palace with a fresh line of entertainments as organizers prepare for another post harvest festival. Local residents have shown progressive spirit in maintaining the event in recent years, drawing attendees from across the state.
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Aberdeen
Watson Opposes Silver Focus in Populist Fusion Clash
Tom Watson argues that the silver issue does not capture populist principles and criticizes fusion editors. He contends reforms beyond free coinage benefit the people as much, noting that silver legislation would raise per capita circulation and disproportionately favor silver mine owners, who would gain value from 47 cents of silver becoming 100 cents.
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Tom Watson
Fusion
Mr. Watson
South Dakota editors greet Pioneer Press visitors in St Paul
The piece praises South Dakota journalists as independent and resolute, valuing manhood over party ties and aiming for the state's future. It humorously notes their potential to reform divorce laws and contrasts country and city editors, predicting rising influence as the Dakotas grow.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
South Dakota
Kingdom Come
Kansas
Congress
Dakotas
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Praised by Satisfied Users
A crowd of tired nervous people report renewed health after using Hood's Sarsaparilla to enrich and purify the blood and restore strength. Hood's Pills are promoted as the best family cathartic and liver medicine, gentle, reliable, and effective. De Witt's Little Early Risers are recommended as a safe liver regulator without stomach nausea.
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Hood
Over Kitty Years Old Favorite Teething Syrup Sold
Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup praised as a fifty year remedy for teething. It soothes the child calms gums relieves wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide twenty five cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
Vim Vigor and Victory in De Witus Little Pills
De Witus Little Pills by L. O. Gale touted by Early Risers as a famed remedy for constipation biliousness and stomach and liver troubles claiming vigor and victory through a small pill solution from a historic health ad style source.
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de Witus
L. O. Gale
What She Neglected
Albert Bloodgood doubts his three day marriage after studying human nature and contemplates love versus neglect on a steamer. Sylvia pleads as he questions why she has not asked him to declare she truly loves him, leading to her retreat to her stateroom aboard.
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Albert Bloodgood
Sylvia Bloodgood
Albert
Cleveland
Herring Boats Sail to Australia From Cornwall
The New York Sun notes the British herring fleet known as loggers and nickies. These two masted lugger boats carry large square sails and crews of 20 to 30, often owned by workers sharing profits from sale. A Penzance lugger recently sailed to Australia in record time, with races held in summer from Talbot Peel and other ports.
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Cornwall
Australia
Great Britain
Scotland
Isle of Man
Talbot
Peel
Penzance
New York Sun
Faking It Easy by a Rough Rural Dentist
A West country postman and amateur dentist, Old John S-, meets a farmer on a round. The farmer, to test him, uses rusty pliers to pull a tooth but discovers John drew the wrong tooth. John replies he can now reach the other handi er, sparking a grim joke.
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Old John S
Old John
John
Maister
Pearson’s Weekly
Walter Besant Tribute to America and Other Writings
Walter Besant praised American youth for their flag devotion after visiting the United States. Charles Sydney Clark in St Nicholas quotes Besant and notes Besant’s claim. The London Spectator suggests Irish constabulary with rifles could quell Constantinople mobs in minutes. A Lowell remark on intellect lacking conscience appears.
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Walter Besant
America
England
Charles Sydney Clark
St. Nicholas
London Spectator
Constantinople
Artificial Ears Progress in Ear Restoration
Artificial ears have advanced to a high degree of realism using specially prepared rubber, flesh toned bases, and hand painted detailing to imitate a remaining ear. The process includes precise shaping and subtle marking to achieve a convincing likeness for the customer.
Well Qualified
A Detroit Free Press remark describes Smoothly as an exceptional natural liar, calling him one of the most artistic liars encountered. The quote frames his fishing as a metaphor for expertise in deception.
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Detroit Free Press
Electric Bitters touted as remedy for elderly bowel and kidney relief
An old time advertisement claims Electric Bitters stabilizes bowels and kidneys without whiskey or narcotics. It is described as a tonic improving digestion, providing stomach and bowel strength, and aiding natural functions. Sold by Scallin's drug store at 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
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Scallin’s
Foreclosure Notice on Mitchell Mortgage Lands
Notice of foreclosure by advertisement under South Dakota law. Mortgagors Sarah E. McDonald and M. M. McDonald. mortgagee The First National Bank of Mitchell. Dated July 28 1897. Property: lots 1 2 and 10 in block 17 of Van Els addition to Mitchell. Sale at the courthouse front steps September 11 1897 at 10 a m. Amount due 132 dollars 82 rents plus costs. Assignee The First National Bank. Attorney 4 E Hitchcock.
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South Dakota
Sarah E. McDonald
M. M. McDonald
H.R. Kibbee
Office of the Register of Deeds
First National Bank
Mitchell
Register of Deeds
van Els
E. Hitchcock
Eva E Preston
H.C. Preston
Clara L. Hambright
Davison
C. S. Burr
Mitchell, S. D
Davis, Lyon & Gates
Sioux Falls
S. D
John Cook
Davison County
Davison County Sheriff Sale Notice 1897
John Cook sheriff of Davison County will auction the southeast quarter of section 19 in township 102 north range 60 west on August 30 1897 at 10 AM at the Mitchell court house to satisfy a 462.47 dollar judgment plus costs and interest. Plaintiff’s attorney F M Goopy Koontz.
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Mitchell
S. D
Vnal Pecor
Herman Schurz
North Range
Phillip Germsheid
Daniel J. Doevan
Michael B. Donovan
William P. Schmidall
Ethan P. C
Sheriffs Sale in Davison County Circuit Court Case
State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Circuit governs a sheriff sale in Davison county. Plaintiffs Win L Bradley sue The Mitchell Dry Goods Company and multiple partners including Finch Van Slyck Co and B Israel Co along with Lindeke Warner and Churmeier partners. The case names several individuals and firms as defendants in a creditor’s action.
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Sheriffs’ Sale
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
Win
L. Bradley
Mitchell Dry Goods Company
John A. Sweet
George Ek
Finch
William H. Vanslyck
Elbert A. Young
J. McConville
Pirtners
Finch. van Slyck & Co
Bernhaard Israel
Leopold Bach
B. Israel & Co
A. H. Lindeke
RR. Warner
T. L.churmeier
Lin
Sheriff's Sale in Davison County South Dakota 1897
The circuit court in Davison County South Dakota will sell at public auction the northwest quarter of section 7 township 104 north range 62 west at the courthouse in Mitchell on Friday August 20 1897 at three in the afternoon to satisfy a foreclosure judgment and costs. Sheriff John Cook issued the execution. W J Hooper is attorney for the plaintiff Elmore W Hunt vs Andrew B Shaw BW Johnson and Davison County.
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Deke
Warner && Schurmeier
Richards
Paul D. Ferguson
Charles w.Ordon
Charles L. Kluckhohn
Ay Trother
Ferguson
Sheldon Broadhead
M. Broadhead
Wm. Broauhieat Sons
Rock River Cotton Company
Belginettt & Co
Lyndon C. Lawton
Richard Cha
Lawton & Hall
Chicago Carpet Co
John T. Scott
Robert Scott
Andrew McLeish
Samuel
Ririe
John E. Scott
John A. Sweet
James Tee
Heine
Grasse
Om Partners
Tad Tle
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Ang Ae ‘Son Costtrs
John Cook
Davison
South Dakota
Wil Seli
Mitchell
Davison County
Saipated
Jobs Cook
A. E. Hinescock
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Elmore W. Hunt
Andrew B. Shaw
Johnson
S. D
Circuit Court
Adid
D. W. J. Hooper
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell Printing CO
Props. c
W. Downey
ARCH
de Witt
L.O Gale
Lowell
Hooud
Sarsasha
Alank
France
A. D
Marshal d'Ancre
Vitry
D’ancre
Pont Neuf
Place de Greve
Henri IV
Marshal
Pittsburg
Watson Thatcher
Paul E. Page
Cynthia B. Page
Joan Cook
F. M. Goopy Koontz
Emma F. Robinson
Ard T. Robinson
Fidelity Loan and Trust Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
City of New York
Fidelity Securities Companys
the Register of Deeds
Sioux City
Iowa
Fidelity Securities Company
Milcarist & Robinson
George Hooker
Henry Rogers
Henry Parry
Frank M. Rushmore
Mitchell P. D
S. D. Abraham Boynton
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