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The Mitchell Printing Co. lists subscription rates with one copy in advance at 150, a six month option at 1.00, and three month rates. It notes club access with leading publications, address changes require former and new addresses, and correspondence should arrive by Monday. Advertising terms include business cards, local rates, and free marriage or death notices with charged obituaries and wedding presents.
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Soteceeseensse
Hard Times Yet Prosperity Rise Defies Farmers
The independents claim hard times are looming yet farm prices are 25 to 50 percent higher than last year while labor earns more for fewer hours. Silver legislation crop shortages abroad and a tariff on farm products, plus $65 million of imports, are linked to the trend, with top financial authorities predicting continued prosperity across parties.
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Xyviree
Independent editorials mock independents aim to supplant parties
A republican critique ridicules an alleged democratic gambit by the independent press. The writer questions how independents claim a lasting national sweep while publishing a piece signed by a Democrat attacking their own movement. The piece accuses the independent organ of duplicity and poor judgment alongside other failures.
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Independent Organ
Independent
Loucks
Asimon-pure Democrat
Editorial slips in democratic appeal misplacement
The independent organ notes a single error in its publication the democratic appeal appeared in the editorial page due to make up placement. It compares the mix up to sandwiching Bucklen’s salve or Winslow’s soothing syrup in editorials and says the confession is ingenuous and should satisfy all involved.
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Independent Organ
Bucklen
Judge Conklin Backed By Farmers Alliance In Dakota
The piece credits Judge Conklin with advancing farmers interests, noting he secured twelve of fourteen measures from the Jamestown alliance convention of 1888 and received no remuneration. It questions the actions of Loucks Ardall and their allies, accusing them of opposing farmers legislation in Pierre to spark a third party, while they collect alliance salaries and attend sessions in the alliance’s interest.
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Judge Conklin
Messrs. Loucks
Ardall
Dakota
Pierre
Preston
Ile
Conklin
Judge Conklin Voices SD Producing Class Stand
Judge Conklin spoke firmly on issues dividing republican and independent parties in the city. His familiarity with alliance efforts and recent republican legislatures gives weight to his remarks. He clarified a mistaken impression about South Dakota senators’ stance on the sub treasury measure and loaning government funds on agricultural lands.
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Judge Conklin
Alliance
South Dakota
Conklin
Independent and Republican debate echoes party lines
The piece recounts a lengthy debate with independent and Republican speakers. It notes the independent candidate criticizes the party while Preston defends the Republicans and rejects the independents. The exchange highlights currency policy and the sub treasury plan, ending with reactions to the debate outcome.
Farmers urged to consider capital move and westward settlement
The piece argues two core points for farmers: opening lands west and northwest drives development and raises eastern land values, while settlement of the reservation speeds railroad growth to the Black Hills and increases demand for surplus farm products. It claims Sioux City and nearby farming areas benefited only after western opening, and urges support for the capital and westward development for statewide growth.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Sioux Valley
Sioux City
Farming Country
East Missouri
Huron
Jim River
Black Hills
Nebraska
Badger Speech Attacks Sincerity of Davison County Republican
John M. Pease in his Badger Speech denounces a local Republican who questioned party sincerity. The speaker accuses the man of shifting loyalties, noting prior acceptances of nominations and appointments, and challenges his record in Mitchell Davison County and South Dakota. He urges weighing the reckless young speaker’s influence and motives.
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John M. Pease
John
Davison County
Mitchell
South Dakota
Hayes Urged Tariff Stance Echoed by Eastern Republicans
Democrats have long reviled former president Hayes yet some eastern Republican papers now quote his strong tariff declarations with evident satisfaction. This attention signals party factions debating protectionist policy amid shifting political rhetoric.
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Hayes
Sioux Falls Press Attacks Pierre Capital Debate
The Sioux Falls Press accuses Pierre backers of pushing misstatements to mold public opinion. It claims editorial authorship over capital questions and ridicules outsiders who defend Pierre. The exchange hints at eminent domain style pressure on opponents.
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Sioux Falls Press
Huron Capital Committee
Pierre
Independent Platform on Alien Land Ownership and Law
The platform demands laws banning alien ownership of land and urges Congress to seize land held by aliens and foreign syndicates. It asks whether the wording truly conveys its meaning and what effects a conforming law would have in practice, exploring legal implications.
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Congress
United States
Population boom hits Sioux City region in eleventh district
The Sioux City Journal notes Iowa growth of 18 percent, with the fastest expansion in the thirteen counties of the eleventh district led by Sioux City as a commercial center. It cites westward settlement, compares Sioux Falls area growth, and recalls questions for Mr. Pease about his multiple candidacies and political shifts.
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Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Sioux City
South Dakota
Sioux Valley
Jim River
Missouri Slope
Pease Under Fire as Independent Leader Faces Voters
A Davison County audience faces John M. Pease, hailed as the independent ticket leader, as critics demand accountability. The piece accuses him of political vanity, reformation hypocrisy, and tax dodging while urging voters to judge his record and honor.
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John M. Pease
Pease
Independent Organ
Republican Party
Davison County
Cure Claim for Neuralgia by Allcock Plaster Told
Lottie L Deran of East View Westchester County New York says she suffered severe neuralgia in the back of her head and found relief within half a day after applying an Allcock's Plaster to the nape of her neck. She notes cold weather worsened her pain prior to use.
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Lottie L. Deran
East View
Westchester Co
New York
Preston and Pease debate at county courthouse
A large audience attended the peat debate between I C Preston and John M Pease at the county courthouse. Pease opened with political and financial rhetoric, quoting authorities and discussing national banks, the subtreasury plan, and silver bill impacts, while Preston pressed for reform and criticized Pease’s reliance on party authorities.
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Court House
I. C. Preston
John M. Pease
Preston
Woonsocket
McCormick
Pease
D. G. West
Mr. McCormick
Mr. Pease
Zipp
One Hazzard
England
Wall Street
Farwell
Cullum
Plumb
Election Notice for Davison County South Dakota
Auditors office in Davison county announces an election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. polling sites include multiple school houses in Perry Badger Mt Vernon Beulah Prosper Liston Union and Tobla wards in Mitchell and various residences and stores. voters elect representatives to federal and state offices and approve constitutional amendments including debt limits and voting rights changes. county officers to be elected include governor secretary of state treasurer auditor superintendent of public instruction attorney general and more. Amendment questions cover state debt limits tribal land taxation and removing the word male from suffrage provisions. dated October 6, 1890.
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Davison Co
Davison County
Perry Township
Badger Township
G. B. Kelsey- Llendon
Mt. Vernon
Beulah Township
Prosper ‘Township
Liston Township
Union Township
Hous
Baker Township
Tobla Township
Sweely Nex
West Side
Mitchell Township
Aa- Ae
United Cearitie
Ronnison
Dakol
Constitutional Amendments and Voter Eligibility Declaratio
Fragmented OCR text outlines questions on state debt limits and war powers, asks voters whether to remove a section of Article seven, and touches on Indian relations and voting eligibility. Contains garbled phrases and incomplete terms, reflecting damaged historical newspaper copy.
State Gubernatorial Ticket Listing for Elections
A long party ticket list for Governor and other state and county offices is presented. Names and towns such as Ordington Walworth Union Spink Hanson Turner Bonhomme Kingsbury Charles Mix Mitchell Mt. Vernon Perry Ethn Blendon and more are shown for roles from Governor to Justice of the Peace and other county posts.
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Mitchell Capital
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Independent Party
Republican
Messrs. Watson
Brokaw
Preston VS. Pease
Bull House
Gument
Mia
Hiro
Ben Terrell
Texas
Farmers
MR. Pease Again
Board of County Commiss
Sioners
H. McCormick
H. B. Anderson
John Hammett
J. B. Davis
J. O. Walrath
Henry Perry
Mitchell Two
Knowles & Green
Abbey Coroners
Smiths En
Ward
Kahn Mdse Poor Farm
Ae Co
Jacob Becker
HS Sevey Services Co Phys
F Robinson
Frank Weller Lumber
Dennis Bros
Schip Ee Astelsestle
Joseph Koch
Mdse Co
Michaels & Bingenheiwer
Geo Reed Sup
Poor Farm
Geo E Reed
Justice Court
HB Anderson
Eee
Walrath Services Ag Co
Ay Co
T. Boginsoy
Audl
Board of County Commission
HS Sevey Services
Sperry Dwight
Jas Lyons Mose Poor Farm
H J Mobr
J. P. Dwight
Luke Richards
Davis Gervices
K.T. Robinson
Warus
Meycraley
A.A. Melletie
Ordington
Geo A. Woke Aan
Walworth
A.O Ring
Rud
Union
W. W. Taylor
Spink
L C. Taylor
Hanson
Cortez
Alyon O. ‘Turner
Robert Dollard
Bonhomme
Thos. H. Kush
Kingsbury
Labor and Statistics
R A. Smith
Charles Mix
Congressional
John A. Pickler
Faulk
John R. Gamble
Yankton
H.C. Preston
C. F. Raymond
George Watson
Prosper
W. M. Smith
J. E. Wells
Robinson
Perry
Sheri
David Cole
Rome
J. L. Hannett
Chas
J. Johnson
A. E. Hitchcock
H. L. Bras
Tc. T. Dott
B.H. Bennett
J. E. Gilbert
A. W. Davis
Eth N
Geo
A. Thomas
D. M. Powell
Blendon
Stephen Bowen
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