09 Apr 1891
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1891
Page
1
An overwhelming victory is reported as supporters rejoice in a significant political or civic revival. The anthem-like rallying cry marks a hopeful turn, with organizers urging unity and continued momentum across communities.
The report highlights a wave of Republican wins from Huron to Des Moines, with key figures like Col. Bentley and Hemstead Washburn securing mayoral posts. It notes irrigation plans for the Dakota region, forecasts strong agricultural gains, and mentions related political and economic developments across several states.
A fragmented note warns of a political mafia racket operating covertly, with references to hidden strikes and clandestine influence in political circles. The text emphasizes danger and illicit activity behind closed doors.
The Woonsocket Capital Investment Company is in court again, per The Mitchell Republican. Nine dollars per share remain unpaid and callable now. Jim Carpenter becomes OIC president as $80,000 due on B stock surfaces, reviving interest among stockholders.
Alex McIntyre, a practical farmer and reliable ally of the Agricultural College, was elected as a trustee at the recent Brookings Agricultural College meeting. His appointment pleases farmers statewide.
A miswritten excerpt describes a dispute where an in-law kept half a cow and refused to divide the milk, leading to a lawsuit. The owner claims the son in law must provide the feed and is seeking damages, with the cow allegedly causing further issues.
Wm. Goign of Brookings recalls harvest labor with earnings of 37 cents daily and wheat sold at 30 cents per bushel above current prices. He notes selling horses at 30 dollars and laments returning to that old way as he ages, expressing a desire to help instead.
Dr. Baus declares no war cloud will deter him from his duties as Consul in Sicily. The piece notes alarm over discord and mentions Quigley and a group called the boys as witnesses in an odd, humorous aside.
The Watertown Ne stakes its reputation on a forecast of rapid state progress. The speaker cites wheat field yields, noting twenty five bushels of No 1 hard to the acre as a sign of imminent improvement.
The piece recalls that the steadfast “stayers” win and notes two years of tests in men in the Dako tas. Those who stay will likely prove the claim true, asserting endurance as the key to success for the Iion Auronite.
An evocative note describes residents at Zion It’s hard to find a person without a smile amid the mud of a rural acre. The passage highlights the resilience and shared humor found in difficult conditions on the land.
Citizens express anticipation of rain in Watertown as a signal of good harvest prospects under the McKinley bill. Shouts of optimism run through the crowd noting ample crops expected next fall.
An old advertisement urges consumers to choose Hood's Saparilla over inferior brands. It emphasizes reliability and superiority and directs buyers to insist on Hood's.
Intelligent people in America are advised that teachers should choose the Wabash Railroad for travel to Toronto and the National Educational Convention. Trains depart Dearborn Station Chicago at 9:05 p.m. daily with two good routes offered.
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