Wells of water power and irrigation amid Dakota debates
The article discusses early advocacy for artesian wells in Dakota territory from Iroquois to Aberdeen. It notes wells supplying Yankton and city use, potential for powering machinery, and the idea of tapping subterranean fountains for irrigation and climate modification. It also covers political rhetoric on republican governance and state formation.
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Dakota
Northwestern
Iroquois
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Yankton
Honor
Asylum Board
Redfield
Hitchock
Haron
Miller
Huron
One war at a time Honon for the capital
Fragmentary verse urging state action to improve farms and economy. Mentions corn growth and a wish for a better world through agricultural effort. Ends with a rhetorical question about horse bets.
Brookings Lawyer Visits City On Political Scrutiny
Hon. J. O. Axprews of Brookings arrived Wednesday on legal business. He described a local power struggle to determine who leads this year, noting Mathews remains acceptable to both sides and promising that a victorious delegation would reflect real support for him.
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J. O. Axprews
Brookings
Andrews
Mathews
Mathews Poised for Strong Delegation from Brookings
A Brookings county correspondent from Aurora argues the county supports Mathews for the state convention. He notes farmers will control county nominations and likely hold a majority on the state delegation, naming legislative candidates and possibly part of the state ticket. No opposition can stop Mathews locally.
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Sprctat
Aurora
Brookings County
Mathews
Coxs Enjoy Pleasant Time in Tacoma Territory
A message notes Mr and Mrs Cox enjoying themselves in Tacoma Washington Territory. Mrs O wonders if the constitution could permit her to come to Huron and run for congress.
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Cox
Tacoma
Washington Territory
Huron
Huronpreparations for August visit demand lodging and food
Citizens of Huron are urged to prepare for a major influx as at least a thousand visitors are expected near the 28th of August. Officials emphasize ample meals and good, fairly priced lodging to uphold the city’s reputation.
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Huron
Vention
Representation Claim Amid Virgil Region Politics
Carr Groves from the Virgil region urges recognition that his district deserves representation in the first state legislature. Some supporters insist he is the proper man for that honor.
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Carr. Groves
Virgil
Tux Vilas Farmer Endorses J. H. Patten for Lieutenant Governor
The Tux Vilas Farmer fully endorses Hon. J. H. Patten as candidate for lieutenant governor. The endorsement signals Patten’s strong support from local voters and aligns with his political platform.
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Tux'Vilas Farmer
J. H. Patten
Ready for the Great State Convention
Joax L. Luxtrvak notes Gov. Lowry is earnest as the state convention approaches. Teartesian fountains supposedly render the region proof against famine amid scant rainfall in this hopeful regional forecast.
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Joax L. Luxtrvak
Gov. Lowry
Ambitious Mississippi Farm Plans Spark Regional Debate
A garbled column hints at big crop farming in Mississippi and regional political tensions. References to Sullivan, Mell Tue, James River Valley, and Standing Rock Indians suggest contested land use, strong delegation support, and optimism about future wealth, though details remain unclear.
Tax Day Nears as Citizens Prepare for Filing
The upcoming tax day prompts widespread anticipation as residents gear up to file returns and settle obligations. Officials urge prompt action to avoid penalties while highlighting available forms and guidance.
Indians Stand Out Against Vation Bill
Joan Gnass leads a group of players as Indians stand out in a heated vote on a national revenue bill. The report notes competing positions and regional reactions to the proposal.
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Joan Gnass
Bib
Hiseerpailards
Veteran alliance worker backs Mellette for governor
A.D. Oxase, a veteran alliance organizer, publicly supports Mellette in the gubernatorial race, signaling bold backing from an experienced political operative.
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A.D. Oxase
Veteran Alliance
Mellette
County report notes solid Mater delegates chosen
A county dispatch confirms a solid Mater delegation selected within the county. Local officials praise the roster as representative and ready for upcoming events. The report highlights named delegates and the county’s organizational readiness for the process ahead.
North Dakota Convention Backs Legislature on Woman Suffrage
The convention agreed to leave the power to provide for woman suffrage to the legislature. The decision preserves future action by lawmakers rather than immediate constitutional change.
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North Dakota
Tur Mitchell Republican Issued in Morning Campaign Patch
Tur Mitchell faces morning issuance amid campaign activity. The piece discusses irrigation and crop productivity, noting yields may more than double an acre’s value.
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Capital Campaign
Jopax Endentox Sees No Adjourning Before Monday
Jopax Endentox believes the constitutional convention will fail to adjourn prior to Monday. He cautions delegates that deadlines loom as discussions continue and key issues remain unresolved.
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Jopax Endentox
Constitutional Convention
Midsummer Feature Highlights Century Magazine Beauty
A vivid description praises a August issue of Century Magazine as a hand crafted delight. It extols beauty and a feast of literature, marking the midsummer number as a literary showcase.
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Century
Baldwin Named Candidate for Circuit Judgeship at St Lawrence
The Journal of St Lawrence announces Hon. John H Baldwin of that place as a candidate for the circuit judgeship of that circuit.
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Tag Journal of
St. [Lawrence
John H.baldwin
Great deal better to have acres yielding forty dollars per acre
The statement compares land value, claiming forty dollars per acre is far preferable to an average of four dollars. It argues higher productivity and income potential justify selecting such land.
Grant County Delegation Split Over Home Candidate
The Grant county delegation, described as composed of friends of George A Mathews, shows noncommittal stance due to having a home candidate in charge. The note reflects internal division and loyalty dynamics affecting votes or positions.
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Grant County
George A. Mathews
Firmer Burns Ends Life Near Pierre In Tragic Shooting
Burns, a firmer, chose death by shooting his own head with a shotgun near Pierre on Wednesday. The incident ends his life and concludes a distressing personal crisis.
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Burns
Pierre
Unclear Excerpt on Konemey and Sheep Industry
Fragmentary text questions the impact of critics on the sheep industry and mentions John Konemey. The passage suggests a debate about business reliability without providing clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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John Konemey
Kingsbury convention shows Ruth for treasurer in state delegation
Report notes Alliance control of the Kingsbury convention with the state delegation backing Ruth for treasurer and remaining positions undecided.
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Kingsbury
Ruth
Fanikton Record notes partnership formed by Tae Honorirz
The Fanikton Record reports Tae Honorirz now has a lady partner, following earlier signals that Bro. Springer would go it alone. The item marks a notable shift in local affairs and confirms the new pairing.
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Tae Honorirz
Bro. Springer
Mas Dinas Strongly Backed for State Treasurer
Mas Dinas holds Grant county support for state treasurer. The Major is praised as one of the best men in the new state and noted for special fitness for the office. The piece emphasizes his claims on the regard of old statehood loyalists.
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Mas. Dinas
Grant County
Two Kinds of Boys and the Peril of Not Thinking
A fragment from Golden Days discusses how a boy who excuses harm by saying he didn't think grows into a liability. It argues that thinking is essential, and careless actions lead to social and personal punishment. The piece uses a didactic tone to urge readers to consider consequences before acting.
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Ninamm
The Burden of Work and Selfishness in Moral Duty
A moral exhortation argues the essential selfishness in all pacts and urges the shirk to abandon self centeredness. It condemns avoidance of work and praises duty, discipline, and parental guidance as paths to virtue and social order.
Thick Skinned Beasts: Whales Compared to Armored Creatures
The article extols whale skin or blubber as exceptionally thick and tough rivaling animal hide. It notes two feet in places, folds allowing movement, and the skin’s use in durable leather and protective targets. The comparison extends to armor and weapons resisting penetration.
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Mammalia
Substitute for Cork Described as Lighter and Water-Repellent
A new form of woodite, called ea " ii water, is proposed as a cork substitute. It is lighter, non absorbing, and reportedly fire resistant under shell impact. The report notes it could seal rounds and better fit tight tolerances.
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Reagan
The Value of Talent and Practice Over Natural Gift
The piece argues that facility varies and effort, discipline, and persistence shape success. It cites Raphael for comparison, noting talent alone does not guarantee the pinnacle of achievement. It stresses steady study and work as the path to genuine improvement against easy dabbling and complacency.
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Raphael
Sheridan
F 'S
Sand Sorting Trick Hidden in Cardboard Sluice
A two foot cardboard trough guides sand through a tap action to separate denser minerals. The denser grains are collected in a receptacle while lighter quartz blows away, refining the sample through an inclined shoot and controlled tapping.
Fakir ring game on North Broad street noted
A side lot near Forepaugh grounds hosts a simple street amusement showing a fakir with a stake and ring game. He bets a dollar he can move rings from five targets and doubles stakes as the crowd watches while misreads and quick throws entertain the onlookers.
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North Broad Street
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