Grand Army encampment in Cincinnati inspires praise
J B Wolgemuth returns from the thirty second national G A R encampment in Cincinnati praising the city’s decorations and hospitality. He notes 30 000 veterans passed the grand stand over four hours while 10 000 observers watched. The event featured free entertainments and a famous corn and wheat banner from South Dakota. The piece also mentions railroads handling crowds and a sale of a salve formula by S H Scal in.
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J. B. Wolgemuth
Farr
Cincinnati
Grand Army
Tts
Ohio River
Bank
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Clark
South Dakota
As &T
Buffalo
St. Paul
Maine
California
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Line
College enrollment drive in Mitchell urges 300 students
Our Home College appeals to Davison county citizens to back a new term starting September 21. Attendance last year neared 262 from thirty three counties and organizers aim for 300. Prof L A Stout to head the normal department with strong faculties. catalogues available on request. Enroll at the University building on enrollment day.
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Davison
Mitchell
L. A. Stout
Davison County
Graham
Republican Platform Emphasizes Gold Standard and Prosperity
The South Dakota Republican platform lauds protection and sound money, praising McKinley and war efficiency, endorsing Hawaii annexation, railroad reform, postal savings, and free homesteads. It calls for aggressive anti monopoly steps, stricter taxation, and state institution procurement from local sources.
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Republican Party of
South Dakota
Americas
William McKinley
Cuba
Congress
Washington
Hawaii
Sugar Trust
Spain
Iowa
Porto Rico
Phillipine Islands
Nicaragua Canal
Death of a Soldier and Community Sympathy
A military death notice evokes collective sorrow as a soldier is buried with his mother and brother traveling to his final resting place. The item reflects on fear among troops, shared grief, and broad community support in mourning the fallen. It also includes brief local notices on remedies, mail, and a prank involving a speak easy hoax.
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Philadelphia
Franklin
Spring Garden
Notice of Public Land Final Proof Filings at Mitchell
Notice records several settlers filing to prove final proof on land claims at Mitchell South Dakota with dates September 1898 and October 1898. Names include Johannes Dahl Andrew Witzel Robert Wilkinson Samuel Daniels Charles Atkison Herbert Warfield and Adam Doering with witnesses listed for residence and cultivation.
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Mitchell
S.D
Johannes Dahl
Sea
Henry B. Annderson
P.C
Charley Johnson
P. O
Adam Doering
Mitchell P. O
Gustaf Caulson
Emsley
George E Fosti
8. D
S. D
Andrew Witzel
E. W
W. Hesler
W. W. Whitney
F. Kelmoulie
Farwell
P. C
M. W. Harker
S. D. Gxo
E. Foster
Register
Robert Wilkinson
Samuel M. Daniels
Charles F. Atkison
Emsley P
Herbert N. Warfield
Mitchell P
Geo
Mitchell, S. D
Nels A. Nelson
Peter A. Anderson
Ole Sodergren
Gustave Johnson
John Peterson
Mitchell P. D
D. Guo
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Republican Platform
Chicago Record
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Groton
Clemenger
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Fredrick Hill
S. A. Hodgin
E. M. Irvin
Mike Ida M
Irwin
L. R. Powera
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H.C. Clark, P. M
Allen
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Allen S. Olmjated
LeRoy
Elizabeth
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H. W. HatHway
ELY Bros
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Gillis Shoe Company
Chicago Shoe House
Levinger’s Cash Store
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A. H. Pearson, Mitchell, S. D
Schlimgen
North Main Street
Beckers
Clothing House
Becker