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N. J. Nielsen
Mary Melser
Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Davison
Mitchell
Sons Dakota
John Lawler
Office of the Register of Deeds
Minnehaha County
Co Operative Saving and Loan Association
H.h.natwick
John Cook
Davison County
Official County Paper Delivers 1898 Advertising Rates and Local News
The issue notes advertising rates for business cards and notices, and mentions official status. It discusses Sioux Falls sugar beet factory prospects and endorses continued U S control of the Philippines as a military necessity, reflecting contemporary policy debate and public sentiment.
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Wilso
Yankton Senators Seek State Fair Aid to Clear Debts
Yankton county lawmakers pledge to push 40 appropriation in winter session to help the state fair escape indebtedness. Local sentiment favors keeping the fair under Yankton oversight after years of costly private leadership and limited state involvement.
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Yankton County
Yankton
Utah Woman Suffrage Tied to Mormon Control Says Tribune
The Minneapolis Tribune argues that Utahs early adoption of woman suffrage aimed to empower husbands and Mormon authorities to influence votes. It claims the strategy succeeded, noting Mormon women lean toward extreme doctrine and become instruments of degradation.
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Utah
Minneapolis Tribune
Reed Opposes Administration Yet Sworn War Shifts View
The Philadelphia Record notes the expectation that Speaker Reed will resist the administration lacks support from recent remarks. It states Reed opposed the war at first and opposed expansion after the war, but the war with Spain altered the national scene and his reticence signals recognition of changed affairs.
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Reed
Phidelphia Record
Pickler Seen As Possible Mondell Replacement
Washington dispatch notes Major Pickler in line for the Mondell vacancy and South Dakota Republicans expect his appointment. Mondell to resign before March 4 as his term and congressional seat begin, with Pickler recently in town amid arrangements for the succession.
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Pickler
Washington Dispatch
Minneapolis Journal
Mondell
General Land Office
Congress
South Dakota
Mondeli
Campbell threatens violent stand for governor seat
The text reports Cam pbell warning on January 2 that he will use a double barreled shotgun from the state house steps to confront anyone who touches the governor's office car. The crude threat ties to Campbell's prospects for reappointment as insurance commissioner, though the outcome remains unresolved.
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Bny
Camypbell
State House
Tom Ayres
Lee
Campbell
State soldiers home at Hot Springs near capacity
The Hot Springs state soldiers home holds 244 veterans with 38 more applications awaiting approval. The facility can accommodate only 250, so the legislature will need to decide on expansion to house additional veterans.
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Hot Springs
Chicago Fights Fifty Year Street Rail Franchise
Chicago erupts over a proposed fifty year street railway franchise as mass meetings swell nightly. The city council faces fierce opposition led by critics including Mayor Harrison who opposes the extension amid a broad anti franchise campaign.
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Chicago
Harrison
North State Looks to Establish Educational Institute
North part residents push for a state educational institution as the coming legislature looms. They regret Springfield’s early gain of a state normal school and seek a northern location for broader benefit. Legislators may balk as existing schools seek larger appropriations while Redfield asylum seeks funds for a new building. Spending will be abundant, so haste should be avoided.
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Springfield
State Normal School
Redfield
Jows
Parmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Journal
Humare Alliance
Areso
West
Humane Alliance
South Dakota Board Certifies Finish of State Office Totals
The state canvassing board released final totals for state officers and amendments. Notable figures include Phillips 36,939 Lee 37,319 Kean 38,065 Robinson 34,445 and others, with amendments showing initiative and referendum ahead by 7,335, dispensary carried by 1 and equal suffrage defeated by 3,255. Dispatches from Pierre note a governor contest to begin in January and brewer opposition to the dispensary. Supporters of Gov. Lee toasted his election victory.
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Lee
Kean
Robinson
Roddles ‘Sparling
Reey
Smith
Schamber
Taylor
Pyle
Palmer
Collins
Kuntz
Eastman
Scollard
Tompkins
Pierre
Canvass Figures Question Governor Lee Victory
The Argus-Leader notes the official canvass in Pierre shows Governor Lee leading Kirk G. Phillips by 370 votes, while discrepancies suggest some ballots and counts may be irregular. The paper urges protecting the integrity of the vote and condemns any tampering with ballots.
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Kirk G. Phillips
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Argus-Leeder
South Dakota
Resignation of Col Bryan and shifting political talk
Col W J Bryan resigns as colonel of the Third Nebraska infantry by mail then learns of acceptance by wire. The piece also covers Senate opposition to territorial expansion on constitutional grounds, House speaker candidacy talk, and an aggressive reading offer from The Capital with multiple affiliated papers.
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Third
Nebraska Infantry
War Department
Department
Bryan
Nebraska
West
Lindsay
Philidsalphis
McLeod
Americen News
Minneapolis Tribune
Mouday
Brer
House of Representatives
Wilmarth
Huron
Goddard
Sully
Republican Party
Harry Bras
Mitchell
Gay
Bras
J. H. Scriven
Senate
Doane Robinson
Yankton
Local healer’s cure touted by Mrs Luther Lutz in Shelby
An 19th century notice praises Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as curing Mrs Luther Lutz after seven years of illness and a three month cough. Trial bottles available at S H Scallin’s drug store with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price. Includes other ads for Shiloh’s Vitalizer and railway excursion tickets and a constipation remedy from Hare.
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Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamonick & Co
Shelby, N. C
S. H. Scallin
Hood
J. Kimbiee Clapp
Mound City
S. Dakotas
Cyclists and Birds and Bismarck Quips in Remarkable Snippets
A collection notes odd sportsman stories with a bicycle rider crushing a partridge, a wheel snag incident, and a fatal fall from a road collision. It also cites Bismarck’s sharp remarks on theater and a witty American question about inter rational expositions, from Chambers Journal and Bis marck’s Table Talk.
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Chambers’ Journal
Bismarck
Dumas
de Mircny
Prince Bismarck
Cable
C. Lowe
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It claims to soothe babies, ease wind colic, cure diarrhoea, and taste pleasant, selling for twenty five cents a bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Mra Winslow
Financially Weak Bank Woes Prompt Customer Exit
A brief Chicago Record item notes a customer complaining of overdraft and lack of funds. The dialogue mocks a bank with no money left despite a plan to take business elsewhere, illustrating financial strain and customer frustration.
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