Republican County Convention in Beadle County
Beadle county Republicans convene at the courthouse in Huron on Wednesday September 13 1893 at 2 00 p m to elect eighteen delegates to the state convention to be held in Huron September 20 1893 and invite Republicans and voters to join. The call notes districts and precinct representation with a closing line from J Lonastarr J H Rees secretary and chairman.
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Beadle County
Huron
Delta Shea
Commie Poe
City of
J. Lonastarr
J . H. J. Rees
Republican State Convention Call for South Dakota in 1893
The Republican Party of South Dakota calls a delegate convention in Huron at the Opera House on September 20 1893 to nominate three candidates for the Broviien Court. Representation is one delegate per fifty votes or major fraction for Governor Shelton in 1892. Delegates vote as a county, alternates may be elected, no proxies.
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South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Broviien Court
C. H. Sheldon
Ittee
Aberdeen News Urges Prudence in Agriculture and Markets
An Aberdeen News column derides overproduction while praising prudent farming. It notes a new artesian well flowing at 3000 gallons per minute and cautions against bank-held money delaying progress. The piece urges farmers to move grain and grass to market and stresses circulation in commerce.
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Chamberlain New Artesian
Pharmacists Hold Notable Meeting in Yankton
South Dakota pharmacists conducted an unusually interesting gathering in Yankton focusing on practice standards and collaborative efforts.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Wessington Times Endorses Senator Burtt for Supreme Bench
The Wessington Times expresses strong support for Senator Burtt as a candidate for the supreme bench, urging readers to vote in his favor for the upcoming election. The endorsement emphasizes Burtt's qualifications and judicial philosophy.
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Wessington Times
Senator Burtt
Supreme Bench
How Cholera Can be Stamped Out
A brief note in the August North American Review discusses cholera control strategies. It cites Ernest Kitor as author and references British medical leadership in proposing public health measures to halt outbreaks.
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Ernest Kitor
Esgic
Bear Seizes Hog: Dramatic Clutch on Farm Scene
A bear caught a hog in its clutches in a startling farm incident. nearby workers acted quickly to separate the animals and ensure safety. The event drew attention from local residents and authorities.
Millet Crop Promises Wealth Amid Confidence in Wealth
A state seeks wealth through millet crops and financial confidence. Authorities emphasize that real fortune rests on tangible assets like silver and gold, steering away from unfounded optimism.
Millet Flourishes When Proper Stock and Conveniences Aid
With the proper stock and conveniences there is more money in millet than in wheat for South Dakota.
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South Dakota
Judge Campbell Considered for Fifth Circuit Seat
The only name mentioned for the Fifth Circuit judgeship is Judge Campbell, with no other candidates named or discussed. The report notes the narrowing of choices and ongoing deliberations by selection officials.
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Campbell
State Press Association Sees Boost From Success
A fragment notes the State Press association enjoying positive momentum after favorable outcomes. The line suggests confidence that success breeds further progress and attention to improving deals. The text hints at a broader sense of achievement within the association.
Higher education and the role of lower learning
The passage argues that advanced study depends on foundational schooling and that true thinkers are formed by the interplay of both levels. It emphasizes how foundational knowledge underpins scholarly growth and long term insight.
Fear of Tariff Tinkering Damps Business Confidence
Commentator warns that tariff tinkering unsettles markets and erodes confidence in business plans. Experts urge predictable policy to prevent investment declines and supply chain disruptions. Local firms voice concerns about risk to hiring, pricing, and growth due to sudden tariff shifts.
Republican judicial committee named for Fifth circuit
The Republican Judicial Committee of the Fifth Judicial Circuit lists Chas. T. McCoy O. T. Howard and O. M. Harrison as members.
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Fifth Judicial Circuit
Chas. T. McCoy
O. T. Howard
O. M. Harrison
Bartt's atte for state Supreme Court judge praised
Hon A W Bartt's nomination for a Supreme Court judgeship meets broad press approval across the state, with favorable editorials and supportive commentary highlighting his qualifications and judicial temperament.
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A. W. Bartt
Atte
Supreme Court
Summers Visit Draws Local Friends and Family
Mrs. C. L. Summers and her daughter Clara visited the neighborhood amid a gathering of numerous friends, sharing hospitality and news with local residents.
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The
Verdon Times
C. L. Summers
Clara
Plow Deep While Sluggards Sleep Proverb Echoes Past Lore
A compact line extols diligent farming, urging early plowing to reap grain corn and hay, contrasting with a lazy neighbor who wakes late. The verse encapsulates a rural work ethic and value of timely labor, reflecting historical agrarian wisdom.
Hog raising remains profitable despite pork market drop
The Chicago pork market fell sharply but the author urges farmers not to abandon hog production, arguing there is still profit to be earned in raising hogs in this country.
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Chicago
Estelline Bell founder Fred Carruth now a New York humorist
Ten years ago on August 4 Fred Carruth issued the first Estelline Bell. He is today regarded as a noted humorous paragraphist in New York.
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Fred Carruth
New York
Fattened hog gains over two pounds daily in millet-fed effort
M 8 F Smith of Brown county raised a hog that gained more than two and one fifth pounds per day for 30 days. The animal, fed on millet, weighed 631 pounds at market readiness.
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F. Smith
Brown County
South Dakota Harvest Seen as Record Crop
The harvest in ee is well under way with grain turning out better than expected. South Dakota is predicted to raise the largest crop in its history this year. The Champee Register is praised as a leading state paper. Alexander is noted as a thoughtful thinker.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Wool Exhibit Praised At Regional Fair
Col Geddie of this county declares South Dakota has the best wool exhibit at the news fair. The kicker boys can ease their feelings by reading this item.
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Col. Geddie
South Dakota
President Mauck Attends Agricultural College Commencement
President Mauck of the State University visited the agricultural college commencement, reporting the exercises as highly interesting and creditable.
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Mauck
The
State University
Agriculural College
South Dakota Crop Outlook Said Best in Northwest
The Huronite states no northwest state beats South Dakota for crop quality. It admits some lean streaks but overall South Dakota reports a good crop.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Persistence of Critics as Measure of Character
The passage argues that persisting in unfair criticism harms the critic by eroding trust and respect. It notes that people quickly distinguish between courage and malice, even if misled at first.
Nomination slate for cuprem nob races outlined
The Aberdeen News lists candidates for the cuprem nob with Hon. H. A. Kennedy of Brown as leading, Presiding Justice Bennett of Clark, Hon. John Dillon of Pierre, Hon. Senator Bartt of Huron, and Judge Fuller of Faulkton as a dark horse in the background.
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The
Aberdeen News
Ie Ian
A. Kennedy
Brown
Bennett
Clark
John Dillon
Pierre
Senator Bartt
Huron
Fuller
Faulkton
Dark Horse
World’s Fair visitors praise South Dakota exhibit
Late visitors returning from the fair laud the South Dakota exhibit while newspaper men who went in May held a harsher view. They began a campaign of criticism noting improvements by the commission and the exhibit’s progress toward the $60,000 goal.
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South Dakota
Senator Kyle Backs Free Coinage in Washington Speech
Senator Kyle arrives in Washington expresses support for free coinage of silver and foresees a lengthy battle. He believes South Dakota will see little patronage from the administration beyond a few minor clerks. The Mitchell Daily Republican marks its tenth year, hoping the city of Mitchell continues to support its upbuilding mission and faithful service.
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Kyle
Washington
South Dakota
Mitchell Daily Republican
Republican
Mitchell
Times Ten Years of Ownership and Management
The owner and manager reflect on a decade of running the Times and advise sticking to one useful path for ten years to ensure success. Their message emphasizes steady effort and persistence as the key to continuing the paper’s longevity.
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the Times
The
Times
Silver convention in Chicago draws broad attendance
The Chicago silver convention was largely attended with delegates from every state and territory. Absence of supporters from Gov Wake’s camp hindered the cause, but the delegates present remained earnest and patriotic.
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Chicago
Union
Where are our college professors taught to teach
The writer argues that normal schools and associate work produce many teachers for common schools far surpassing the average college professor. He questions how and where the science of imparting great truths to adults can be learned at college.
Review of Reviews August issue offers sharp world lens
The Review of Reviews for August maintains sharp actuality and a global scope. It blends illustrations and concise summaries to keep readers informed about events and discussions from the preceding month.
Congress Debates Repeal of Sherman Act Clause
The passage discusses a Democratic Congress seeking to repeal the bullion purchasing clause of the Sherman act. It proposes adjournment to reassess tariff tinkering and mentions Mr. Cleveland's letter of acceptance. The author argues the move could benefit the country and industrial interests.
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Congress
Cleveland
Regent Shannon and Tom Bishop Duel Scene Recalled
A fragment describes a duel setup between Regent Shannon and Tom Bishop with terms like first and second and mentions a lake setting and an empty bottle. The text uses unclear metaphorical language about regents and饮.
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Shannon
Tom Bishop
Tom
Dick Halladay Rebuilds South Dakota Press Association
Dick Halladay, secretary of the South Dakota Press Association for a year, found the group in debt and demoralized. In that year he increased membership to 121, aligned dues and assessments, and built a balanced treasury while supporting victims of fires and fair handling of state institutions.
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Dick Halladay
South Dakota Press Association
Elever
Brookings Individual Notes on Freudenfeld In Agricultural Mention
The Brookings issue from the Agricultural College records mentions Mr. Freudenfeld in several places. Readers dispute some allusions though most are kindly. Those with knowledge state Freudenfeld acted honorably regarding residence.
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Brookings
Agricutural College
Individal
Freudenfeld
Alma mater hosts dinner for alumni amid campus frictions
The article discusses an alumni association gathering at the college where attendees are urged to share meals and conversation without disrupting association plans. It argues for unity among the college and alumni while recognizing individual rights and the presence of dissenting voices.
Unclear fragment from Harper's Weekly on European rulers
The readable text hints at references to the German Emperor and monarchs across nations. It mentions Hohenzollern and William, with phrases about distant lands and reception of rulers, but the fragmented OCR yields no coherent event or clear names beyond broad royal imagery.
Rumor Stirred Sioux City Over South Dakota Politics
The item discusses a political rumor linking State Kingsrad and Pettigrew, noting speculation about Kingsrad’s possible reentry and a trip with a governor’s son. It argues the talk is a democratic jab and stresses Ingpera’s loyalty to the state leader.
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Kingsrad
Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux City
Kingsrad R
Ribalseishens
Blackie
Pot
Ingpera
Pickerel
Benf “Ther
Fine ‘Ahrely
Strer
Commencement Week Sparks Debate and Drills at Brookings College
The college week features military drills led by Lieutenant Frost and changes to drill times. Professors and students praise Joe Fradenfelt despite his resignation as treasurer while remaining on the board of regents. Orations by GO O. Brown and Will Edgerton stand out as strong moments amid discussions of free coinage and monetary policy shaping public interest.
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Joe Fradenfelt
Brookings
Caldwell
Sioux Falls
Thedi Oe Soyestons
Alban Ni Dnisms
Jorden House
Foca
Frosts
Beynon House
North Brookings
Joe Fradentfelt
Minneapolis
University i
Joe Frudenfelt
Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
Joe Frudentfelt
Frost
Military Department
John Adams
GO. O. Brown
Will Edgerton
Brown
What Free Coinage Means in the St. Louis Chronicle
The Chronicle explains free bimetallic coinage as the government stamping gold or silver bullion with a government certificate of weight and fineness, making it standard money. It states coinage is the government certification that metals meet standard weight and fineness for circulation.
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St. Louis
The American Soldier August Issue Promises Wartime Portraits
The August number of The American Soldier revisits Civil War veterans pensions and charges against pension frauds with forthright criticism of Copperheads and the so called Veteran hunting Administration. It highlights articles by Col. John A Cockerill and John R. Davenport and features a large colored photo of Gen U S Grant. The publisher presents annual portraits and annual price details from the Nation Publishing Company in New York.
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Cleveland
Hoke Smith
John A Cockerill
John R. Davenport
U.S. Grant
Lincoln
The
Nation Publishing Company
Mail and Express
Broadway
New York
Fraternal Wisdom in a Free Country Vote
A brief fraternal note urges independent choice in a free country. It asserts that when enough people vote for change, they receive it, reflecting citizen empowerment and the value of individual judgment.
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Chamberlain Register
Country
Two Good Counties Iroquois Chief Report
The published report shows Kingsbury county with the highest attendance at the Agricultural College outside Brookings. Spink county ranks second in attendance among counties listed.
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Kingsbury
The
Agricultural College
Brookings
Spink County
Father Dear Father Come Home Now Tableau At Meeting
The meeting of the Press association featured a striking tableau by John Longstaff and his son Ralph titled Father Dear Father Come Home Now Mother Is Waiting. The act moved Blake of the Wellington Times and Witcher of the High to tears as Ralph performed impressively.
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Brookings
Press Association
John Longstaff
Ralph
Blake
Welsington Times
Witcher
High
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Hunor
Avausr
Prairie
Third Ward
Pleasant View
Fearil Creek
Hartland
Liberty
Altoona
Vernon
Kellogg
Huron Wolsey Allen Ward
Guambariais
Central
Committee
J. M. Greene
J.H. Scriven
Aurora
Bon Homme
Brown Brookings
Butte
Fall River
Otnee
Grant Worse
Hughes
Ewer
Lawrence
Il McCook
Benee Ter Nee McPherson
Ee Gee
Marshall
Er Meade Wetteweere
Walworth Atewee
Wise
State Press Association
Champee Register
Aexander
Otto
Association
Seida
Kenngick Bangs
Harper's Weekly
Ohore
Ren
Hohenzollern
William
Bro. Cochrane
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