South Dakota prospects bright amid drought worries and growth
Old settlers report excellent hay prospects this season while Sioux reservations near Rosebud and Pine Ridge open to settlement. The Dakota season sees more plowing and seeding, with Stanley County's crop potential rising. National trends include reduced express rates, fiscal surplus optimism, and a push toward citizenship questions and labor organization scrutiny. The Omaha Bee notes land cessions will transform Indian life toward farming, with Sioux adaptability expected to grow in the new regime.
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