Fragmented South Dakota notes and political squabbles spill in the press
A garbled 19th century column discusses John Doe style local governance debates in South Dakota. It mentions visiting rooms for visitors, the county money and printing, boxing factions, Republicans, and civil liberties tied to the press. The piece quotes debates on journalism and government, referencing Roosevelt Republicans, Grant, and Cardinal Gibbons.
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Pine
South Dakota
Carrond
Wire House
Uig
Magaoo
theNuury
Mosher
Coties
Grant
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Pierre
Deierson
Koep
Lome
Cardinal Gibbons
Gratt
James Marton
Ue People’s University
County Board Stifles News as Audit Delays Surface
The county board blocks publication of its proceedings while the auditor withholds records, branding them Boxer property. Local papers accuse the process of political manipulation and delay, calling for fiscal accountability amid party influence.
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Wir
Bern
Sisgebon News
Walmer Republican
Pie Maines A! Posten
Oyneee
Standard
Boxer
Blain Named Republican Candidate for State Treasurer
Representative T. P. Blain of Ashton Spink county announced as a Republican candidate for state treasurer at the ex state convention. Blain, a longtime Ash ton banker now entering the lumber business, served in the lower house of the last legislature. The convention list includes several others seeking nominations for Congress and state offices.
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T. P. Blain
Ashton
Spink County
Blain
Congress
A. W. Campbell
Brown County
Philo Hall
Brookings
O. L. Branson
Davison
F. J. Cory
Codington
T. H. Bentley
Grant
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints at Local Officials
The readable parts mention a Hughes, a Spinks, and a Chaverott Jenald with reference to a commissioner of self and public kinds. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates, offering only scattered names and roles.
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Arles EK
Turk
Hughes
Bhtin
Spinks
Campbell
Thookings
Chaverott Jenald
Unclear OCR fragment with varied local details
Fragmentary historical text mentions people such as Henry Pierson and Theagenes, with references to a school, a teacher, and a district report. It includes scattered names, dates, and civic notes, but the excerpt is largely incomprehensible.
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Dereat
Msire
Thales Citas Haarnisoy
Mics Fe Ver
Maxis
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