Rumor Lifts Local Spirits on Dakota Rail and Records
Washington rumor excites papers with pro and con extracts. Major Pickler handles land department duties in Oklahoma well. Rich crop weather eases fears, signaling a busy harvest renewal for South Dakota. Cargo Argus redesign boosts Sioux City pride and cross state rivalries. Omaha railroad visit fuels talk of a transcontinental line and rivals to Sioux Falls and Pacific Short Line. Sioux Falls presses ahead with railroad extensions toward the western sea.
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Major Pickler
Land Department
Oklahoma
Omaha Railway
Sioux Falls
Pacific
Western Sea
Judge Edgerton's Senate Bid and Farmers News Debate
The Bijou Hills Times defends Judge Edgerton and rebuts the Mitchell Republican critique over his senate bid. It argues the Times is fair and not attacking farmers, contending Loucks leads the alliance for personal ambition and that farmers deserve independent advocates.
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Bijou Hills
Mitchell Republican
Judge Edgerton
South Dakota
U.s.senate
H. L. Loucks
Farmers’ Alliance
The
Times
Edgerton
Loucks
Mr. Loucks
Dakota
Edglarton
Q Loucks
George A. Mathews
Republcan
Jesus Before Pilate Lesson Reflects on Betrayal and Suffering
The commentary analyzes Pilate's interactions with Jesus and the crowd during the crucifixion narrative, noting Pontius Pilate's seven intercessions, the release of Barabbas, and the charge of king of the Jews. It contrasts sacred fulfillment with human cowardice and urges personal reflection on complicity and faith.
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Ioffman
Philadelphia
Satan
Christ
Pilate
Judas
Matt
Jesus
Herod
John xviii
Barabbas
Peter
Joseph
Moses
Israel
Matthew
Isa
Lil
Garabbas
Job ix
Jer
Mary
Sioux Mood Pressures Dakota Reservation Talks
The Da kota correspondent notes Sioux readiness to sign the reservation agreement as pressure builds on the commission. Mitchell is highlighted as the latest town stop in a string of reports. Officials are urged to act quickly before Sioux sentiment shifts and figures rise.
Sioux Falls Press Opposes Fall County Officer Election
The Sioux Falls Press states the constitutional convention lacks power to provide a new election of county officers this fall, presenting a reasonable view of the case.
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Sioux Falls
Sage of the St. Lawrence Journal Named Postmaster
The editor of the St. Lawrence Journal has been appointed postmaster, marking a shift from newsroom leadership to official postal service duties in the region.
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Sage
The
St. Lawrence Journal
South Dakota Patronage Talk Sparks Political Feud
Washington correspondents report a proposal to let Gov Mellette Delegate Mathews and a Sioux Pass convention chair appoint South Dakota federal offices. Responding papers brand it a cock and bull story and warn of a major political ruckus if true. Mathews denies any contest with the named figures, saying no rupture occurred.
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Yankton Press
Washington
Harrison
Mellette
Republican National Committee
Mathews
Sioux Pass
South Dakota
Argus
Democratic
Aberdeen News
Aberdeen
Plains
Dakota
Pioneer Press
Brookings
Joe has not recommended postmaster for Columbia
The record states he knows nothing of the Columbia matter, with no recommendation made for postmaster there and no protest entered.
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Columbia
Joe
Devils Lake Capital Adopts Afternoon Edition Without Dispatches
The Devils Lake Capital switches to an afternoon edition after cost analysis shows morning dispatches from the Associated Press are prohibitive. The move comes as publisher Klinowledge retools the paper to cut expenses and streamline production.
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Aberdeen News
Dakota
Associated Press Dispatches
Devils Lake Capital
Klinowledge
Census seeks doctors to report mortality and vital statistics
The Census Office asks physicians to join in the Eleventh Census effort by maintaining Physician's Registers to record deaths from June 1 1859 to May 31 1520. About 26 000 books were returned in 1880. officials promise confidentiality and a stamp free return envelope.
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Supt. Porter
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D. C
John $. Billings
United States Army
United States
Washington
Robert PL. Porruen
California Fig Laxative advertised as cure all
A California Fig Laxative is advertised as a positive remedy for consumption impurity of the blood and a torpid liver. It is described as agreeable to the taste and very effective and is sold by H. Scallin.
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California
H. Scallin
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Nebraka
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Leteher
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Rock Bottom
Ohio
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