The Daily Ad Rates and Notices for Legal Advertising
A fragment describes legal advertising rates and notices in The Daily newspaper. It mentions six and three month rates, publication timing, and a note that the weekly is a leading paper for those in the Territory considering emigration to the States.
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Minnesota Law Shifts Saloon Rules and Penalties
A St Paul youth asks Chief Clark if saloons must close on Sunday as per new law. The chief warns that open saloons invite penalties including fines and imprisonment, and that temperance pressure grows. The young man leaves without a tip on enforcement.
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Arbitration Board In A Stairway Scene
A Boston Courier item describes a tense street moment as a boy asks about striking a mother who uses a raised shingle as an improvised arbitration board. The exchange centers on a child’s plea and the mother’s resolve to arbitrate with the improvised tool invoking a dramatic domestic scene.
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Smith Urges Lifting Blizzard Blockade Report
An Aberdeen News item claims the blizzard still rages in Dakota blocking railroads at Pierre and Huron. The Huron Times faces possible libel indictments for repeating the claim and a railroad official urges removal of the blockade report.
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Navy Not Dead Yet
The Pioneer Press reports on a tragic naval target practice near Nagasaki where three women a man and a baby were killed along with a house, prompting government damage claims and a call for accountability.
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LAW AND ORDER ACROSS DAKOTA ELECTIONS AND TRIALS
Reports from Aberdeen Sioux City and Yankton detail county and city elections with R A Mills elected mayor in Aberdeen and similar outcomes in Sioux City and Joun Falls. Trials continue in the Miller murder case with cross examinations and witnesses amid calls of lynching and fears.
Yangon municipal election yields citizens ticket wins
In Yangon on April 4 a citizens ticket of business men won key posts: Mayor James H. Teller by 66, Treasurer Charles H. Bates by 31, Material Patrick Brennan by 40, Justice Freeman L. Pratt by 123, and Aldermen J. O. McVay by 66. The opposition triumphed in three aldermen votes by small margins. The result pleases temperance advocates. Also noted: Rev Dr Herrick spoke at the Congregational church and the city schools reopen after scarlet fever. Last Saturday Wm M Powers sold about seventy acres near West to Clark Brothers of Sioux City for 12,000, to be Grand View added.
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Times Displayed Rooster On Election Column Head
The Times used a borrowed rooster perched atop the election column header last evening. Readers noted the humorous prop as the paper continued its coverage of local campaigns and public events.
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New Land Demand in South Dakota Corn Belt
The Yankton Herald notes rising demand for deeded land in South Dakota as farmers shift from wheat to corn. It argues corn offers more reliable profits than wheat, creating a natural demand for corn land amid the wheat-to-corn belt movement.
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Jamestown Camp Sparks Local Writings and Banter
The Canton News reports on the Jamestown encampment with inside humor among veterans. Mention of Comrade Cressey in old army gear, the “Vets” and sisters, and a playful poem draft written by a poetess among Huron delegates highlight campfire antics and local character.
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There Are Men Among the Defeated Who Could Not Afford
A political remark notes that some defeated candidates faced costs or backlash from their own supporters. The comment implies financial or reputational strain tied to election outcomes and party loyalty. He warns that voters punished insiders unable to sustain their ticket.
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