The Review Defends Free Press Amid Liberty Struggle
The Review proclaims itself an independent paper answerable only to the publisher's conscience. It quotes Daniel Webster on a free press and asserts its role to instruct public minds, spur patriotism, and blunt insidious threats to liberty.
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Kadoka to be division point and turntable soon
Kadoka press notes Kadoka to gain railroad status with a division point and turntable planned by Milwaukee company. A Milwaukee detective investigated ongoing thefts from Kadoka supply yards, with many workers settling and more to hear from. Also reports a fatal river accident near Smithville White Owhaime as a stage driver drowned his horse and was saved. Local notices include a Methodist lecture on Temperance at Philip Opera House and a midsummer excursion to Chicago via the railways with a return by June 30 at 25.35.
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Dakota Governor Faulk Remains Respected Leader of Dakota
Andrew J Faulk the third territorial governor of Dakota served 1866 to 1869, died Sept 5 1804 in Yankton at age 84. Noted for honesty justice and culture, he was highly respected as a patriarch of Dakota country. The article mixes history with political notes and local commentary on prohibition and national figures Taft Bryan Cleveland.
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Death of an Old Timer Louis Green noted in Rapid City
The Rapid City Journal records the death of Louis Green at his home near the city on Saturday June 6 from stomach cancer after months of illness. Born in Canada fifty two years ago he emigrated as a young man and lived near Pedro before moving to a local farm with his wife and nine children. Funeral services were held at the residence with Rev H R Upton and burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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CAPITAL BOYS TAKE 2 IN 3 INNING SERIES
The Philipinoes faced Pierre across the big muddy in a tight two game set with a third on Monday. Final scores showed Philip 3 Pierre 4 in the opener, Debenham fanning nine in a 4 to 6 defeat, and a 7 to 6 comeback by Pierre in the Monday rematch.
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