Dakota relict debate sparks seed wheat relief plan
The South Dakota board of trade discussed Dakota relics and a plan to raise 50 000 for seed wheat for spring use. Speakers praised relief actions for the destitute in Port Pierre and the surrounding region amid land dispute tensions on the Missouri riverfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melletie
St. Paul
Board of Trade
Melielle
Twunter
Hepre- Routtivg
Hepre- Routtivg Sipith and Jidpe Paes of South Dikots
Unese Pentiomen
South Oikoty
Ayartaads
Avery Dallas
Ae Mati
Palotu
Lave Priate Pithier
Grov
Molle
Neu Phi
Wwe
Eliiger
Poyernal
Gricis
TrsWich
Milimesen
Bayer
Boti Veal
Koldant
Guy
Clini
H. Pervey
Luis Aimeauied
Mir Morrison Nerahusely
Peavey
Sou
Phelps
Wynn
Antony Nelly
George J. Wilson
North Dalets
Jin
Disputed Fort in Wistar region and treaty implications
Fragmentary report describes the contested Braet site near Wistar involving the 3 fattoris tile Suire and opposition from Wis Cif. It notes the fort’s abandonment, postwar property questions, and discussions of who retains control under the treaty framework, with reference to the Pakots Gerteid and related authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Wes Thest
Fort Wits
Fragmented Tale Of A Convent, Ages, And Hidden Signatures
A garbled report describes a man named Solis alias Hernandez living in San Salvador with a long aged claim and a supposed convent funding by 1712 signatures. A doctor confronts his age claim, the man cites extreme fasting and nourishment as reasons, and a separate family scene unfolds involving Patti at a Conservatory and a concerted effort to recall music from Rock Island. The prose blends dates, places, and people in a distorted historical vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Repubie
Sin Salvador
Methiuselah
Michael Solis
Louis Hernandes
Solis
San Sebastian
South Dakota Drought and Farm Finances Report Revealed
A Watertown convention committee reports on crop shortages and destitution in South Dakota, detailing farm conditions, debt, and debt repayment strains. It notes varied county impacts, with some farmers prospering and many facing hardship from drought and low prices, while accusing sensational press of exaggeration.
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Miuny
TSS
Watertown
South Dakota
Piersoiu
Theorses
Ugusiiers
Pastermn Press
York
Stines
Uleane
Don G. Ninunan
Chatman Committee
Oing Oot Abbey Yauthton
Cymries Myx
Bo Veirorn
al Mitchinson
Pyison _re
Manion
MetCook
Paulkis
Panik
Pratt
Patty
Campbells Kansas Visit Echoes of Braves Hotel Scene
The Kansas City diary recounts Campbell, a General, arriving in Kansas and witnessing the Braves during a touring circus. After a night out, four braves staggered drunk through town, two collapsing on the pavement and others aiding, leading to a police escort and a transfer to the central station before their release. Campbell hurriedly returned to the hotel and boarded a Kansas-bound train, wary of authorities questioning the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porepaugh
Ison Dudinas
Adam Forepaugh
Deidre
Wood
Aliairs
Kansas City
Campbell
Im Kinsas
Virens
Sohieme
Mr. Campbell
United States
Wis
Central Station
Charge
Adam Vore- Pcwaphell Darthwith
St.Joseph
Cymspell
Entitter
Tyness
Uber Ss
Medielie Faldr
Campbella
Kansas
Ninsas City
Education reform and political debate dominate state news
Gov. Mellette and officials push a comprehensive education bill modeled after Indian education with county control and compulsory schooling. The legislature also weighs exemption law revisions, temperance measures, and tax orary proposals as party divisions surface in Pennington and Hansen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinse
Ren
Weadle
Woh
County Board of Education
T Shivail
Reflections on Jesus Youth from Luke Temple Visit
A devotional meditation notes Jesus growing in wisdom and stature in Nazareth. It stresses family life, temple teaching, and the awakening of Christ’s divine consciousness at age twelve, linking earthly growth with spiritual readiness for future ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ieck
Anna
Temple
Christ
Visin
Jolimery
Shravan
Witstolk
Don
Findines
Wien
Woody
Jesus
Jerusilen
Jfnfe
Caidl’s
Fragmented OCR local note hints at ten cent sale
Readable fragments indicate a small local notice about a ten cent sale or price drop. The text references a nearby area but lacks complete names or dates.
Ash the Oker of N 10
Ash the Oker of N 10 appears in fragmented OCR text. The readable parts show no clear event, date, or named entities to confirm a coherent news item.
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Hursington
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Loval
Doiketi
Spink
Danskoun
Boyel
Congress
Missoni
Tle
Port Pierre
Tostfall
Missouri
Pu. Pdi
Hack
Mihe Fry
Giavid
Neveridne Bay
Amily Square
Meth
Witd
CSTE
Cook
Patti
Anditre
Iva
Chivage Conservatory
Afiiste
Samuel Keyazer
Tabate
Ander
Hytory
Fithia
Msiihiter
Ter Dianghiter
Braves
Sill
New York
Jabbs
Channey Deap
Spriballald
Protie Benetretor
Ft A
Smith
Millers Assentation
Cauby
Yellow Medelite
Saniwil
Croithesium
Miami
Nasholas
iSsitt
Mellettie
Mellette
Tiunter
Mnd
Retley
Miner, Paulk
Capt
Tainvender
Vaukton
Wade Io
Spedric
Lili
Lis
Raye
Manik
AH Phat
Tarriyou
Goo
Wining
Wingsbury Comuty
Ie Tary
Tait
Thas Tall
Senate
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House
House Committee
Wethotics
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Hughes
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Deal
Ule
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Mit Sun Das
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RW. Ay
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Isi
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Iny
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