Subscriptions and Advertisements in Local Paper
The notice lists subscription rates and terms including price per copy and annual mail rates. Advertisers are invited to apply for business cards up to six lines with prices per line. obituary and resolution notices are charged at five cents per line. The rest of the page reports political affairs and public officials across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncin McDonald
J. M. McDonald
Duncan McDonald
C. Orr
Sioux City
Davison County
South Dakota
U. S. Gifford
Davison
Mitchell
Henry Swindler
Davion County
S. Gifford
C. E. Benedict
County Commissioner Election By Countywide Vote Proposed
A South Dakota bill proposes county commissioners elected by the entire county rather than by districts though not yet law. The measure argues officials should govern countywide interests and give voters a direct voice in leadership. A Pierre report notes a separate insane asylum reform bill for absolute divorce faces opposition.
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Sthan
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Immigrant Commissioner Vote Deliberations Stir Board
The piece notes divided votes among Howard Spirit readers on an immigration commissioner appointment. It mentions legislature decision and a strong push to vote yes. Dr Winnerud declines a board of charities and corrections post citing past service, while another topic concerns the supreme court to settle recent governor appointments.
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Howard Spirit
Winnerud
Board of Charities and Corrections
Expansion from within and the nations land policy
The Boston Globe notes 10 million acres of vacant land in the United States with 574 million suitable for grazing and 96 million woodland. It argues irrigation, government storage reservoirs, forestry expansion, and state national park cooperation will unlock the land to feed, house, and power growth, urging a broader land policy.
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Minneapolis Tribune
United States
Boston Globe
Governmenta
Minnesota National Park
Dr Kings New Discovery Reputed Cure Reported
A Saginaw Michigan editor and family blamed a severe grippe on failing remedies until trying Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. He credits three bottles with curing the whole family and offers a trial bottle free and medicine at fifty cents.
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Chris, Reidler
Saginaw
Mich
Dr. King
Stat
Ss. H.lesli
Funeral services held in Saginaw for W V Meredith
W V Meredith father of Mrs A H McLain of Saginaw was laid to rest in Grady Hill Cemetery after funeral rites at Mason Avenue Masonic Lodge. Knight Templars and Lip Knights escorted the hearse while Rev C P Dewey officiated. pallbearers included Cras Mellish, J Weet, S L Save, W Manders and Robert Laughlin.
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W. V. Meredith
A. H. McLain
Saginaw
Michigso
Sipinaw
van Bureo Mariduib
Brady
D. Pluss
Cras
Mellish
Weet
W Manders
Robert Laughlin
Lip Knights
Grady Hill Cemetery
South Dakota Fight Heats Up Before 1903 Campaign
In South Dakota the 1903 political scene advances with early moves drawing notice. Figures like Coe I Crawford, an outspoken Republican, signal intensified campaign activity as parties prepare for upcoming battles.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Coe I. Crawford
Candidacy Bids Stir Northern State Political Scene
The state political scene heats as candidates enter the Pettigrew succession race. Col Lee Stover, after valiant service and withdrawal, may be counted in. Ex-Cierva Mathews and Judge Campbell of Aberdeen receive favorable mention. Gacole’s location narrows the upcoming battle to the north, with Pettigrew already pledging another run.
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Lee Stover
Pettigrew
Cierva Mathews
Judge Campbell
Aberdeen
Gacole
New Board Appointments Face Quick Legal Challenge
Governor Herreid announces new charity and corrections board members with strong local credentials. Fusionists oppose Rice and Lavin but details show terms not yet expired. Expect immediate resistance as new and old boards contest authority, likely through quo warranto before the supreme court.
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Estabrook
Frand
J. D. Lavin
Brown County
W.G. Les
Deadwood
H. M. Finnerad
Watertown
St. Peter, Mion
Fh. M. Steere
Wessington Springs
Geo. W. Kingsbury
Yanktes
Supreme Court
Mull's Pioneer Kidney Cure advertised in old brochure
An advertisement urges purchase of Mull's Pioneer Kidney Cure with a one dollar bank draft placed in each box. It claims dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease result from kidney disease and promises a safe remedy. It instructs to cash the draft if no benefit and lists J. H. Ferris as seller.
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Mull
J. H. Ferris
Hood
Daniel Mr. Bongard
Efilen Bongard
Hiram K. Upton
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
Hiram D. Upton
Charles G. Church
Register of Deeds
Davison
John Lawler
Mitchell
Dakota
Court House
Said
Watertown
Geo. W. Case
Kimball Grower Defends Cattle Safety Despite Loss Claims
L H Willdros of Kimball reports no cattle lost while grazing 125 acres of standing stalks over weeks. He credits careful handling and good feed but acknowledges risk. critic cites broader losses in the industry and questions preventive methods.
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Mr. Willrodt
Willeodt
Pay for Legislators Rates Set by Joint Committee
The joint committee fixes daily pay for legislative staff including Secretary at 5.00, first assistant 4.50, second assistant 4.50, bill clerk 1.50, engrossing clerk 4.50, sergeant at arms 4.90, assistant servant 1.00, postmaster 9.40, clerk of the committee 4.50, and other roles at varied daily rates.
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Joint
Committee of House
Bill Clack
Jergeant
Funcary
Appropriations
Alletho Vo
Parlished Observations On Religion And Hypocrisy
A Christian observer condemns people in society who claim religion yet neglect duty. He targets the careless horse owner, a spender husband, a gossipy wife, an overpaid preacher, a lazy husband, and the financially strained dog owner. The talk ends with a note on detecting insincere motives in others.
Blood Purity and Health Advocate Promotes Dr Pierce Remedy
The article extols blood purity as essential to body and mind. It cites Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul blood and impurity and offers a free Medical Adviser pamphlet in exchange for stamps to Buffalo New York.
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Dr Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Our Race For Money and the Old World Approach
The passage contrasts American drive to accumulate wealth with older cultures where aging adults retire to small incomes or hobbies. It notes European traders, Germans, and Frenchmen often stop work around sixty, choosing study or leisure while traveling. It echoes an American mother’s critique of perpetual money pursuit.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Londor
Jolly
Europe
Baedeker
A Blessing of Shared Mercy on the Boer Field
Dr. Conan Doyle recounts a Boer and an English soldier wounded together. After a bullet and a bayonet, they share a drink and a piece of biltony, then exchange greetings as ambulances arrive. The soldier says, What a blessing it is we met each other.
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Conan Doyle
Goodby
Car lyle quotes on kindness as life’s sun and sword
The saying recalls Car lyle stating that kindness shines like the sun of life and acts as a charm to captivate while serving as a sword to conquer. The quote frames kindness as a powerful, all-purpose virtue in daily conduct.
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Stormy Carlyle
Bargaining Across Continents in a Woman's Home Companion excerpt
In Susyria, Turkey, and Egypt bargaining dances around "last price" and exchange. The scene shows a negotiation where a seller questions value while the buyer pressures with oriental guile, ending with a purchase of $3 after hours of haggling and cordial talk.
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Susyria
Turkey
Egypt
America
Fiaid
Vercheto
Lilian Bell
Ing Conn
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