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South Dakota State Convention Urged For Excellence
South Dakota should become one of the best states as the state convention nears. Commissioner Hagerty’s new hanger earns praise for design and state honor. Mitchell mingles prizes with public interest to showcase a first class convention. Republicans in Mitchell pledge worthy action reflecting credit on the party during the 1892 campaign.
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South Dakota
Union
Hagerty
Mitchell
National Republican Party
Republican caucuses should draw engaged citizens for strong ticket
The speaker urges full attendance at upcoming party caucuses to ensure delegates selected for the county convention will nominate a ticket worthy of loyal voters in Davison county. He stresses voting in person rather than by proxy to improve results in lawmaking.
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Davison County
South Dakota Republicans urged to unite for rights
The speaker argues that most Republican laity are farmers and producers and should not seek a new party. The party reflects the people and will enact favorable legislation if the majority stand for what is right, for in America the people command and obey.
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South Dakota
America
More honor and less duplicity in our politics
The passage argues that greater integrity in public life would boost public trust and lead to better government outcomes. It contends honest officials would ensure safer property and family protection, reducing citizen fear of home desolation and foreign invasion.
West criticizes eastern railroad and financial interests
Sioux City Journal quotes a western perspective denouncing Charles Francis Adams Chauncey M Depew and their circle as enemies of the west. The piece describes them as hired men serving thief masters, implying their interests align with their work and harm western interests.
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Sioux City
Charles Francis Adams
Chauncey M. Depew
Eastern Railroad
Political Argument on Water Legislation and Party Roles
A South Dakota Democrat argues a lawyer from the state would do less than a Republican in advancing law. He claims jealousy should not block national aid to bring more water to the surface, and that cooperation with the majority offers better chances than siding with the minority. He emphasizes unity to secure needed legislation.
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U.S
South Dakota
Protection to American industries discussed for national good
The speaker expresses hope that discussion will yield a strong protective system suited to our circumstances. He notes that protecting American industries is evident to intelligent thinkers and calls for an equitable adjustment across diverse industries. Imperfections in human agencies are acknowledged, with a hope for improvements.
Editors View Sourthern Dakota Country For Stock Raising
South Dakota editors who traversed the region between the Missouri River and the Hills report a luckier find than expected. They describe rich soil, good topography for farming and stock raising, and note that adequate rainfall will yield strong crops. They see a promising land with potential for development.
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South Dakota
Reservation
Missouri River
Suffrage Convention to Convene in City on August 25
Advocates of equal suffrage plan a state convention in this city on August 25. The announced speakers include Susan B. Anthony Henry I Blackwell Olympia Brown Anna Shaw Clara Colby Laura Johns Carrie Lane Chapman Julia Nelson Matida Hindman and Mary Seymour Howell, among others.
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Susan B. Anthony
Henry I., Blackwell
Olympia Brown
Anna Shaw
Clara B. Colby
Laura M. Johns
Carrie Lane Chapman
Julia B. Nelson
Matida B. Hindman
Mary Seymour Howell
Johnsons congressional bid irks Manitoba railroad chiefs
The Fargo Argus reports M N Johnson's Republican nomination in North Dakota angering J J Hill president of the Manitoba road who ordered banners torn from depots and buildings. His decision likely influences many votes for Johnson.
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M. N. Johnson
North Dakota
Manitoba
Fargo Argus
J. J. Hill
The
Road
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Extermination of the Seal in Behring Sea Debate
The Pioneer Press notes that sealing captains from Canada may soon end the Behring Sea dispute. It derides modern diplomacy and envisions a future where Lord Salisbury and Secretary Blaine’s eloquence become classics, calling current circumlocution unmatched.
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Pioneer Press
Lord Sailsbury
Blaine
Aberdeen Cries for Water Aid From Uncle Sam
A plea from Aberdeen urges urgent water relief. The city seeks federal action to secure a plentiful supply of water nearby, currently distant enough to fail in quenching thirst. The call stresses immediate federal attention and infrastructure support.
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Aberdeen
Sam
Silver coin age act releases treasury reserves
The silver coin act took effect last Monday releasing 5,000,000 held by the U S treasury for redemption of notes from defunct national banks. An additional 5,000,000 will be added to the nation’s currency immediately, and local prosperity is tied to daily dress and patronage to spur business and success.
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Sioux Falls
United States Treasury
Aberdeen Club Calls For Irrigation Convention
The Aberdeen club issues a call for an irrigation convention to be well attended by all good citizens. The move aims to secure swift, effective action yielding the desired results in the shortest time.
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Aberdeen Club
Harmony of Sound at Iowa Democrats Convention
The cry of Cleveland and Boies echoed at the Iowa Democratic state convention yesterday as the chairman praised the harmony of the two names. He warned that victory would require more than mere euphony and demand real political effort.
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Cleveland
Boies
Iowa
Pickler Remains Favorite Despite Wardall Challenge
May notes Pickler was the unanimous choice of alliance members at last year’s Republican state convention. He is praised as an indefatigable worker, an able legislator, and faithful to his constituents. The Wardall faction now seeks Leavitt to replace him.
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May
Pickler
Alliance
Wardall Bolters
Leavitt
Crop drought hurts corn in several states
The Farmers' Review notes corn suffers serious drought damage across Illinois Indiana Missouri Kansas Iowa and parts of Nebraska. The nationwide impact will be felt as shortages emerge, spreading concern over the agricultural year.
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Farmers’ Review
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Beware wrongful blame of Republicans over bread and water
A reflective note warns readers against hastily attributing bread scarcity and water shortage to Republicans. It emphasizes that rains fail for both the just and the unjust, urging restraint and caution in judgment.
Brown County farmers plan artesian wells aid
Leading Brown County farmers prepare to drill artesian wells believing the best help comes from self-help. The movement reflects a pragmatic approach among local agricultural leaders to improve water access and irrigation for farming communities.
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Brown County
England Owes Per Head Echoes Our Spending Gap
A concise reflection contrasts national debt per person with domestic earnings. It notes England’s higher burden of about 100 dollars per person versus roughly 25 dollars overseas, while domestic output sits near 10 dollars per person. The piece urges courage and perseverance in continuing virtuous effort.
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England
United States Debt Reduction Under Republican Rule
The statement claims net indebtedness has fallen below one billion and asserts no nation reduced its debt more quickly or easily in better time, praising the United States under republican governance for swift fiscal improvement.
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United States
City Vision Through Push Pluck And Honest Endeavor
A concise nineteenth century style summary notes that with push pluck and honest endeavor a city can be built that yields continued joy for current residents and lasting prosperity for future generations. The speaker emphasizes collective effort and perseverance as keys to growth and future well being.
Washington's growth praised by Superintendent Porter
Superintendent Porter declares Washington has made the most marvelous growth of any state in the union. He adds his estimate was 400,000 too small.
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Porter
Washington
The
Union
Exasperating Farmers Debate on Farm Prices and Truth
The Sioux City Journal rebukes Democratic Calamity Jane framing of Iowa farmers' ruin and argues the real test is whether farmers exchange what they produce for more of what they need. It cites price comparisons from 1880 to 1890 for tools and supplies and for key farm products, noting declines in both income and costs and urging honest discussion based on relative value and facts.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Jane Organs
The New Warehouse Law Sparks Private Business Clash
A grain dealer publicly attacks warehouse licensing while criticizing a Supreme Court ruling. He complains about license and bond requirements to buy grain, mocks the idea of government authorization, and elevates religious authority above federal decisions, citing divine sovereignty over rum traffic. He targets the secretary of the railroad commissioners and the legality of the original packaging ruling.
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Carrival
Railroad Commissioners
Democratic Editors Rush to Defend Ideals
A brief note from Aberdeen about editors in Democratic circles swiftly defending their stance on a controversial issue, highlighting partisan quickness and public reaction. The piece reflects local sentiment and media reflexes in the political landscape.
Independent Is Seen As Assistant Democrat
The passage argues that farmers and independents are seen as aligned with the Democrats and urges Republicans to recognize this affinity. It contends that an independent is viewed as an assistant Democrat, concluding that this should settle the matter for any honest reader.
Blendon Republicans Elect Local Club Leader
A Republican meeting at G L B Kelsey's store the evening of the 29th formed a republican club with Nelsey as president and J C Clapham as secretary. Voters in Islendon township are urged to rally for Republican principles as election day nears. D M P signs the notice.
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Eprrom
G.lb
Kelsey
Nelsey
J.C. Clapham
Brendon Township
Islendon Township
Republican County Convention Nomination List
The Republican party of Davison county will hold a delegate convention at Mitchell courthouse on Saturday August 23 1890 at two oclock p m to nominate officers for the November 4 1890 election. Positions include state senator two representatives county judge clerk of circuit and county court register of deeds auditor treasurer sheriff state attorney county superintendent coroner assessor four constables and township representation noted for Mitchell east Prosper Mt Vernon Union and precinct caucuses on Wednesday August 20 1890.
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Davison County
Court House
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Badger
F. C. Hoffman
L. N. Seaman
Perry
Farming as a Trade for Boys and Its Value
Northwestern Farmer argues for farm work as a reliable trade for boys, offering security and independence. It contrasts farming with crowded, unionized urban trades and notes farm youths often rise to leadership in city affairs through developed patience, industry, and intelligence.
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Northwestern
Crop reporter notes variable yields across state
Mr Hinkley, crop observer, told the Republican that crops across twenty one southeastern counties and two northern tiers near Minnesota show half the state east of the Missouri river with first rate crops. The remainder, especially west of the north half, is spotted with poorer yields from fourteen to seven bushels per acre. He predicted the state aggregate crop would be larger than ever before.
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Hinkley
Ursday
Republican
Minnesota
Missouri River
Missouri
Man Drowns While Swimming Near Kruger's Mill
Canton News reports a young man named Collins drowned at Isruger's mill after cramps struck during a river swim with companions from Inwood. Rescue attempts failed, ending the life of a promising young man.
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Canton
Isruger’s Mill
Inwood
Kruger’s Place
Mr. Collins
Collins
Young Republicans Debate Tariff at Turner Hall
Representatives from the Young Men’s Republican club and the Carlisle club debated the tariff at Turner Hall. J.T. Smith and A.J. Wilcox spoke for the Republican club while RLS. Cooley and J. M. O’Brien argued for the Carlisle club. Attendance was fair and the proceedings were entertaining and instructive.
Original package ordinance clash in Tyndall council vote
The council debated amending the original package ordinance with a three to two vote against changes. Authorities stress keeping original houses within legal limits and distinguish them from former saloons, noting the supreme court did not authorize public drinking venues in original package sales. Miss Edmond seeks reelection as county superintendent with strong school standards and likely GOP renomination and unopposed prospects.
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Tyndall Tribune
Supreme Court
Bounties for Hardwood Timber Receivers Named
The Auditor reports farmers receiving two dollars per acre yearly under state timber growth programs. Alfred Taylor P P Michelson Union township Duncan Jarl R M Hodgson Mt Vernon township L McCurdy Beulah J Sykes Wilson and Geo A Rogers Badger are listed. Call the auditor for application details within three years after planting.
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Robinson
Alfred Taylor
P. P. Michelson
Union Township
Duncan Jarl
R. M. Hodgson
Mt. Vernon Township
L. McCurdy
Beulah
J. Sykes Wilson
Geo. A. Rogers
Badger
The Same Old Fight in Plankinton County Rally
The Plankinton Standard urges Republicans to unite against Democrats and independents. It calls for harmony in the party, a fair farmers’ deal at the convention and in nominations, and suggests a decisive victory is possible if factions cooperate.
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Plankinton
Dakota Still Ahead in Hail Storm News
South Dakota leads nationwide coverage as hailstones reportedly reach eight inches in circumference while larger regions endure lighter showers. The piece notes a dramatic impact on local ice industries and underscores Dakota’s prominent position.
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Omaha
Dakota
South Dakota
Cheap Money in Argentina Declares Journal
The Minneapolis Journal notes Argentina has not benefited from turmoil as irredeemable currency returns after the civil war. Gold is at 209 and the nation owes Europe 500 million dollars. It argues the confederation is rich enough to escape financial strain but warns Argentines must curb fiat money issuance.
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Minneapolis
Argentine Republic
Europe
Confederation
Crop prospects report from Don C Needham
Don C Needham, touring the state, told a Sioux Falls Press reporter that wheat is generally good but worsens around Aberdeen, Frederick, Columbia, and a small strip near White Lake. He expects twelve to fifteen bushels per acre on his Crow Lake farm north of Platnton, with some local variations.
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Sioux Falls
Don C. Needham
Aberdeen
Frederick
Columbia
White Lake
Crow Lake
Plankinton
Corn crop in Sioux Valley shows resilience this year
The message notes corn in poor shape for some, but the Sioux Valley reports seventy miles of good crops, described as very good and favorable for farming. Overall, South Dakota is expected to fare better than feared this year, with optimism about farming prospects.
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Sioux Valley
South Dakota
Tariff Facts for Fappy American Economist
A mid 19th century style op-ed argues farmers need tariff protection alongside industry. It cites import data showing agriculture faces substantial foreign competition and refutes the claim that free trade benefits all, asserting direct safeguards defend rural and national wealth. It notes over 47 percent of imports could be agricultural products and critiques Cobden Club defenses.
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Dlone
Sistelers
United States
Treasury Department
Cobden Club
Aberdeen Club Calls For Irrigation Convention In Aberdeen
Aberdeen Club resolutions urge concerted action to urge Congress to fund extensive irrigation across North and South Dakota. It calls an irrigation convention in Aberdeen on Wednesday August 20 at 11 a.m. to coordinate representation and secure water diversion from the Missouri River to support vast agricultural lands. The memo lists altitudes of regional towns including Jamestown and Bismarck as context for water planning.
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Dakotas
Two States
United States Geological Survey
Missouri River
James River
Congress of the
United States
Aberdeen
North and
South Dakota
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