South Dakota News and State Affairs Update
A South Dakota report notes Taft's stance split among republicans and mentions resignation of a state interior official with Lt. Gov. Shober named as his successor. It describes artesian wells in eastern areas, their immense flows and irrigation use, and warns of potential future diminishing supplies. Aberdeen News.
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Dakota
Interior Department
Owill Hevoine
Sodiary Affairs
Coveressman Burke
Shober
Highmore
Persia
Wiper
Frank Bryne
Faulkton
Senate
No Faction in Any City or Town Warns Against Envy
A town commissioner urges unity to raise property values and progress. He argues that the property of one strengthens all, while envy jealousy and hatred harm judgment and slow achievement. The message stresses communal effort over factional divides and the need for shared civic purpose.
South Dakota Politics Spring to Life as Frost Returns
A wintery political note from South Dakota predicts a revived activity by Thanksgiving, with cooler weather spurring renewed campaigning. The phrase frost on the pumpkin signals a lively season as fodder and fields reflect the seasonal turn.
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South Dakota
The West Wins: Nation’s Prosperity and Global Reach
The text extols western development as central to national growth and world supply. It highlights vast government spending on reclamation, water infrastructure, and grain cultivation, arguing the western region’s success means global strength and prosperity. It asserts limitless potential and a pivotal role for the West in feeding the world.
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Disturbing the Heavens and a North Dakota Notice
A fragmented local issue cites a sun spot and auroral display linked to electrical interference with equipment and speculative causes from a Hudson Fulton display and polar controversy. The piece then shifts to various notices including a Sioux Warrior’s federal sentence for larceny and a major land registration launch at Cheyenne and Standing Rock reservations, predicting a transformed South Dakota with new homesteads and grain fields.
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Hudson-Fulton
New York
South Dakota
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
Des Moines Fire Report Report Rebuttal
A Town newspaper retracts its earlier claim of Des Moines destruction by Jenkins Brothers painting house. It now says the prior report was entirely unfounded. Lost Bank CD No 326 dated Sept 8 1908 for 1150 payable to A M Mason. public told not to honor if presented.
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Jenkins & Brothers
Bank of Philip's
A. M. Mason
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