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Lawent Club
Ofice
Advertising Rates and Local News Notes
Advertising rates are listed for various categories including business locals and cards, with obituaries and notices priced per line. The issue notes changes in local papers in Parkston and mentions political shifts, publishing consolidation, and figures Dowdell and Ayers leading a new co operative political matter printing concern.
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Tice Printing Company
State Press Association
Robert Emmett Dowdell
Tom Ayers
Gov. Lee
Price Explores Fusion Clash In Populist Paper
Walter Price, early populist figure and longtime writer, contributes a lengthy polemic against fusion. He laments party disunity, recalls his past as a devoted worker for principle, and warns of betraying a neighbor to the old enemy as he urges united action.
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Walter Price
Biz Feslioga
Gazette editor laments county status and mocks rival
Brer Iohnetes of the Gazette vents about not being listed as an official county paper. Brer Johnaton had conceded the outcome, yet the Gazette mocks his failed philosophy. Johnston is vowed to howl over denied fortunes, a habit the piece decries.
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Brer
Iohnetes
The
Gazette
Sbrer
Johnaton
Bia
Jonastes
Brer. Johnston
Huronite Endorses Haney and Phillips for Congress
The Huronite advocates Dick Haney and Kiel Phillips as the Republican congressional ticket, praising Haney as a strong, eloquent candidate and predicting their nomination and statewide appeal. The piece argues the Hills region will favor Haney and Phillips and foresees their success in the next state race.
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John Longstaff
Longstaff
Dick Haney
Kirk W. Phillips
Lougatal
Koowlés
Kiel W. Phiiilips
Dick Haney Il
Haney
South Dakota
Supreme Bench
Congres
Phillips
Senatorial Side Show in South Dakota Senate Row
The Minneapolis Tribune mocks South Dakota’s two senators Kyle and Pettigrew for clashing over federal appointments. It notes Kyle seeks removal of a Democratic land officer he backed earlier, while Pettigrew opposes a new operator tied to a Republican ally. The piece urges Republicans to unite for a straight-out ticket in future elections.
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South Dakota
Washington
Minneapolis Tribune
R. W. Wheelowe
Congress
Republican Party
Brown County
Kyle
Sesater Pettigrew
Hanpeoe
Taviats
Fatoa
Fusion Faction Struggles Over Populist Ties and Silver Debate
A rushed alliance of allied forces including populists, silver Republicans, and silver Democrats forms a coalition. Beyanite leaders push to organize a separate populist party to attract wary populists opposed to fusion with Bryan. The path for fusion supporters appears long and rocky.
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Inda
Posalista
Fusioniata
Investigation into Ohio Senate race probes Hanna campaign
The inquiry into the senate Thai election in Ohio proceeds but reveals no serious bribery by the Hasna campaign. Friends of Hasna plan to present telegrams and papers to the committee and offer aid. Opponents who tried to defeat Hanna may emerge somewhat worse for wear.
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Senate
Ohio
Hasna
Sioux Falls Opens The Weare Opera House With 1100 Seats
Sioux Faile has just opened a new opera house named The Weare in honor of a Massachusetts bank that funded the improvements. The building attracts attention for its architectural design and furnishings and will seat about 1,100 people.
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Sioux Faile
Weare
Massachusetts Bank
Sioux Falls
Senate Weighs Tellier Resolution On Silver Payments Policy
The senate will consider the Tellier resolution proposing payment of US funds in silver at the government's option. Debate may hinge on older positions within the party and the approach taken by senior silver supporters.
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Senate
United States
Startup Effort for Tarch Factory Faces Local Hurdles
A prospective entrepreneur seeks to launch a tarch factory at Yasktoo but reports lack of proper encouragement. Yaoktoo residents are urged not to feel aloof or superior about the venture and to support the effort.
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Yasktoo
Seeuiff
January Weather Baffles Hicks In South Dakota
Hicks predicted a severe January but South Dakota sees unusually mild weather. Yackton society enjoys tissue paper parties while residents recall no similar warmth, and current cold discomfort would seem minor compared with a year ago.
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Hicks
South Dakota
Mildoess
Yackton Society
Wisconsin Readies Golden Jubilee Plan and County Election
Next Jane Wisconsin will mark its 50th year with a Milwaukee celebration and a possible visit from President McKinley undecided. Assom County votes Feb 3 on bonds to build a Elk Point courthouse amid strong opposition, with rail access a regional issue.
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Jane
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
McKinley
Assom County
Elk Point
Beresford
Alcester
Geing
Old and Well Tried Remedy for Teething Suffering
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims fifty years of use by millions for teething children. It soothes pain and gums, cures wind colic and diarrhea, and is praised as pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents. Be sure and seek Mrs Winslow's and avoid others.
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Java
Mathont
Subscription rates for multiple papers offered in advance
annonce lists prices for advancing subscriptions to several papers including Weekly Inter Ocean, Semi Weekly Sioux City Journal, and Dakota Farmer. Discounts apply for prepaid new subscriptions or renewals.
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Inter Ocean
Sioux City
Journal
Dakota Farmer
Horses in History From Bucephalus to Black Bess
A survey of famed horses from ancient times to the early modern era. Alexander the Great’s Bucephalus, Caligula’s Incitatus, Verus the emperor’s gold statue horse, and later mounts of William the Conqueror, Richard I, and the Wars of the Roses are recalled alongside celebrated roadster horses such as Robin and Black Bess.
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Hector of
Troy
Homer
Poderge
Ethom
Alesander the Great
Bucephalus
Plutarch
Philip
Alexander
Eucephalus
Bails
Bucephela
Macaclay
Mermintus
Mamilius
Tusculum
Lake Regillus
Castor
Pollux
Caligula
Incitatus
Asia
Verus
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Alfonso
Spain
Gyrth
Harold
Richard I
Mateck
England
Richard
Europe
Wat Tyler
Walworth
Earl of Warwick
Maleck
Towton
Warwick
Paul Cliffield
Robin
Trish
Black Bess
Dick Terpin
Nicks
London
Gravesend
Bowling Green
York
London Standard
Fontenelle’s Secret to Success Revealed
Fontenelle, at life’s end, shared his two maxims guiding his conduct. He said his approach was simple: everybody may be right and everything may be so. He maintained he offended none by disputing nothing.
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Fontenelle
Causes of Poverty as Viewed by a Pioneer Vagabond
Francis A. Walker argues that outcasts of a refined society join frontier life as pioneers, yet drift away when social norms tighten. He notes many will seek “a country” where they can be shiftless and shabby, suggesting the pioneer vagabond deserves a fuller written history.
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Miemeera
Francis A. Walker
Walker
United States
Leung
Tennyson and Browning Memoir Reveals Mail Exchange Tone
In a Tennyson memoir Browning sends a copy of The Red Cotton Night Cap to Tennyson who replies with a self deprecating note about his own lack of equivalents and his wife’s productivity. The piece suggests limited literary sympathy despite personal friendship and notes Fitzgerald’s harsh view of Browning calling him the Great Prophet of the Gargoyle School.
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Tennyson
Browning
Tenmyson
B. B
Heenba
Unkind. Harriet recasts a kissing incident in Boston Tran
Harriet recalls the moment when Bat kissed her in a room with the other girls gone. Henrietta argues he would not have kissed her if others had remained, reflecting on social expectations and judgment.
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Harriet
Henrietta
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