Mitchell city prospects and political tensions across Dakota
The Plankinton Standard editor resumes, the Pierre Journal supports W. Poster for governor, and the Redfield Observer backs him. The Fargo Argus endorses Maj. Edwards for census superintendent. Sioux Falls Argus-Leader questions Black Hills route to Mitchell. Campbell targets Edgerton via farmers, alliances debate resolutions, and Mitchell showcases its citizenry spirit amid favorable rainfall boosting crops and territorial growth prospects.
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Fargo Argus
Maj. Edwards
North Dakota
Argus
Review of the Quarter Lessons on Christ and Gospel History
A summary of second quarter lessons stressing Jesus prophecy, destruction of the Temple, resurrection, and eternal salvation. It explains why the four gospels were written in Greek, with Hebrew roots, and how language and Roman rule shaped early Christian text and governance. It notes Pilate's role, Roman provinces, and Peter and Paul’s identities within the era’s multilingual world.
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Temple
Palestine
Persia
Greece
Egypt
Asia Minor
Christ
Jerusalem
Mark
Luke
Paul
Simon
Levi
Peter
Petros
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Capernaum
Civsarea
Philippi
Pilate
Jesus
British India
United States
Rome
St. Paul
Samaria
Vienne
Gaul
France
Alliance Platform Resolutions Adopted at Huron Meeting
The Dakota Farmers Alliance in South Dakota endorses a broad political program. It calls for direct election of U S senators, government control of railroads and public utilities, monetary reform with a people issued currency, abolition of contract labor, child labor bans, and a unified state press policy with the Dakota Ruralist named official paper. The platform urges turnout at primaries, rejects proxy voting, and supports Australian voting, with coordinated conventions from September.
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Alliance
Mr. Loucks
Grand Lodge
Grand Chapter
State Medical Society
Territorial Educational Association
South Dakota
Mitchell
Republican and
Democratic Central Committees
Farmers’ Alliance
Dakota Ruralist
Dakota Farmers’ Alliance
United States
North Dakota political chatter and crop woes across papers
A compilation of regional editorials notes harsh drought hitting the Dakota corn crop, while political talk swirls around nominations and candidates. Mentions Devils Lake, Wettigrew, Pettigrew, Colton, and local clergy tensions in Mitchell and Sioux Falls.
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Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Smith Stimmel Called Joke Candidate for Dakota Governor
Redfield Observer mocks Smith Stimmel of Cass county as a candidate for governor of Dakota. The paper recalls his prior tenure on the territorial council and says he made a fool of himself as an executive officer, urging him to drop his supporters.
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Redfield
Smith Stimmel
Cass County
Dakota
Stimmel
Sioux Falls Press and rival Dakota journals compared
The Sioux Falls Press leads most Dakota papers but concedes one major exception in the temperance struggle while smaller 8 by 9 format country papers outstrip her in coverage.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Hioward
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Professional Patriots
Minneapolis Journal condemns a recent act by a so called professional patriot and labels the individual as a self styled patriotic figure. The piece mocks various so called professionals including Irishman agitator red man friend politician and ends with a rebuke of the attempted badge pin on the president.
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Minneapolis Journal
Northern Politics Open Field for Gubernatorial Run
Gen Allen says he is a gubernatorial candidate and would accept the party convention decision. Smith Summer enters the race, Alfred Dickey tends his fences, and George Winship aims for Congress with Richardson possible for governor. Governor Pierce could face Stansbrough and other nominees, with Pierce not ruling out a Senate bid.
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Devils Lake
Gen
Allen
Smith Summer
Alfred Dickey
George Winship
Congress
Richardson
Grandorks
Vierce
Senate
Stansbrough
Grand Forks
Pierce
U.S. Senate
Sioux Falls as Capital Location Debate Upset Choice
The Aberdeen Republican argues the people could reach the capital by walking or riding a slow old train to Sioux Falls, or place the capital on Minnesota’s ragged edge at Sioux Falls, suggesting residents would enjoy these options.
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Aberdeen Republican
Sioux Alls
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
Lend Your Constitution a Wand Branderth’s Pills Advised
An old time health note claims dizziness vertigo and general malaise arise from impure blood and low vitality. It recommends Bran dreth’s Pills as the most effective remedy and advises dosing three to ten pills based on weight for immediate relief rather than waiting.
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Brandreth
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Plankinton Standard
Andrews
Pettigrew Ward
Pierre Journal
Huron
Matt Quay
Loucks
The
Brethren of the Press
Sioux
Argus-Leader
Black Hills
Campbell
Edgerton
Gen. Campbell
Aultman, Miller & Co
Akron
Letcher
S. D
L. Bassett
Ohio
I. Page. P. S
Page
Butte Warm
the Alliance Platform
Fargo
Scotland
C.T. McCoy
Wettigrew
Vargo Argus
Prohibition
Professional
Patriots
J KR. Smith
Lumber City of
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