Republican County Convention in Beadle County
Beadle county Republicans meet at the court house in Huron on Wednesday September 13 1893 at 2 00 pm to elect eighteen delegates to the state convention in Huron September 20 1893 and voters without regard to past affiliations who support Republican principles are invited to unite. The convention will also select eighteen delegates to represent Beadle county in the fifth convention with time and place to be determined.
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Beadle County
Court House
Huron
Vetce
del Gaia
Republican State Convention Call for South Dakota 1893
South Dakota Republicans call a delegate convention in Huron at the Opera House on September 20 1893 at 4 30 PM to nominate three candidates for the state Supreme Court and conduct other lawful business. Delegates are allocated by county votes with one delegate per fifty votes or major fraction. proxies not allowed and alternates urged.
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South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Supreme Court of
C. H. Sheldon
South Dakota Farmers Report Good Crops Across State
Irrigated farms show strong harvest progress while many farmers prosper this season in South Dakota. The Plankinton Standard notes Jo Freudenfeld is measured as honest despite occasional rain variance. Most farmers enjoy good crops though some exceptions exist.
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Jo Freudenfeld
South Dakota
Harvest Progress Surpasses Early Expectations
The harvest is well advanced and largely ahead of what was anticipated, with overall conditions improving and yields appearing better than expected.
Stretch a point to pay bills promptly now
A brief plea urges homeowners and workers to stretch a point and settle debts promptly. The message suggests immediate action to ease financial strain and avert ongoing trouble, encouraging collective adherence to prudent spending.
President’s tariff delay praised as benefit to country
The Sioux Falls Press notes a widening sphere for women as they enter public life, urging truth about opponents while questioning the disgrace of Democrats critics.
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Sioux Falls
Urging Prompt Payment to Put Money in Circulation
The message urges people who owe any bills to pay them now to put money back into circulation and support the economy. It stresses timely payment for both small and large debts.
Correc tion on Well Flow at Chamberlain
The Register corrects its earlier claim about Chamberlain well output. It now states the proper figure is 6000 gallons per minute rather than 3000.
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Chamberlain
The Chamberlain Register Spars Salty Political Wager
The Chamberlain Register suggests workers doubt the value of a high priced dinner pail and casts doubt on what matters to working men in current politics.
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Chamberlain Register
Fragmented Rural News From Various Papers
The passage cites misinformed chatter about grain shipments to Pierre and a rural wheat surplus. It notes Madison Sentinel reports rising demand for catalogues and flat coverage of local schools. Watertown Public Opinion labels certain claims as mendacious and hints at hometown gossip.
Unclear Past Rounding Raises State Bank Concern
Fragmentary notes suggest uncertainty over past adjustments and a potential cost to the state tied to a bank issue. Authorities imply no loss of funds by the bank as yet, while details remain incomplete.
Debtors urged to keep wealth circulating and reduce debt
The guidance emphasizes applying any available money to debt first, then saving or investing the rest. It warns against hoarding blood and money and urges maintaining circulation through deposits, investments, or loans to help debtors.
Charley Mallahan Buys a Worthington Newspaper
Charles Mallahan appears to have acquired a new paper sending a specimen from Worthington Minnesota. The Nobles County Independent notes seven old printers wish Charley to lead.
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Charles
Mallahan
Worthington
Minn
Nobles County
Fragmentary wartime note on witnesses and justice
The text hints at a harsh demand for punishment and public airing to deter witnesses. It mentions pounds of flesh and the fear witnesses might be kept quiet, suggesting coercion or intimidation in a legal or moral struggle.
Third U S Senator for South Dakota Proposed
The Siouxy City Tribune praises Senator Pettigrew for good state work and suggests that South Dakota would benefit from a third U S senator, comparing it to having a third member in the house in the person of Bro Perkins.
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Siouxy City Tribune
Pettigrew Ha
South Dakota
United States
Bro. Perkins
Advertising South Dakota to displaced eastern settlers
Eastward people by the thousand who have been well off are hurting financially and losing jobs. Wealthy investors can rally only small sums while many travel with limited funds. The piece urges advertising South Dakota to attract new settlers, claiming tens of thousands are looking and urging clear presentation of the facts to recruit them.
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South Dako
Jim Hiver
Wolsey Journal Sees Age Crowd Talk of Bravery
The Wolsey Journal recalls a crowd discussing a horse theft tale and praises “heroes armed only with a desire to keep out of danger,” highlighting a perilous pursuit.
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the Wolsey Journal
Philosophical case for bimetalism explained
The text argues that gold and silver need not stay exactly at fixed parity and that varying values serve a purpose in a bimetallic monetary system. It uses a philosophical rationale to support using both metals as money, comparing it to a rooster with two feet to balance on either side.
South Dakota Delegation Back Silver Standard Opinion
The Madison Sentinel notes that South Dakota’s congressional delegation favors silver and opposes a gold only standard. It argues the state resists Wall Street influence and emphasizes western interest in multirateral monetary policy.
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The
Madison Sentinel
South Dakota
Congress
Wall Street
West
Governor and Regent Misstep Over Bottle Incident in Brookings County
Gov Sheldon and Regent Shan faced criticism for leaving a bottle accessible to Brookings county officials. Officials were lucky to preserve the bottle amid Arlington Law claims. The governor claims no involvement and says he only learned of the matter after the bottle was empty months earlier. Tom’s under the bed remark references awareness of the situation.
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Sheldon
Shannon
Brookings County
Arlington Law
Tom
Political Nominations Stir Circuit Race Information
In De Smet the Andrews nomination signals slim GOP chances in the circuit. Supporters of Judge Jesso advocate a thorough inquiry into his fitness for office, arguing for rigorous scrutiny.
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Andrews
de ‘Smet
Jesso
Harper’s September to feature McLennan on Daniel de Gressolon
Harper’s Magazine September presents William McLen nan’s life and adventures of Daniel de Gressolon, Sieur du Labat, the figure who stalks unscathed to blood in Dr. Conan Doyle’s story The Refugees. C Reinhart provides four illustrations for the article.
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Harper’s Magazine
William McLennan
Daniel de Gressolon
Sieur du L’bat
A. Conan Doyle
C. §. Reinhart
Spectacle of free traders echoed in debate on dollar basis
Sioux City Journal notes the absurd contrast between free traders and those calling for national isolation in finance. The piece questions a ship of Alberic industries advocating letting Great Britain and Germany set the base for the American dollar through discriminating laws.
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Sioux City Journal
Great Britain
Germany
Regents President Seeks Confidence On State Loss Handling
The board of regents chair lacks confidence that the state will avoid loss except possibly Mr Freudenfeld. Comments from those heard on the matter urge behavior by Mr Freudenfeld to prevent state loss, noting that delays now will raise costs beyond a dollar even as all groups try their best.
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Board of Regents
Freudenfeld
Artesian Wells in Warworks Debate in Madison and Huron
Mr. Whitmore of Madison questions artesian wells for water works while Huron claims seven years of use proves the wells ideal for war works. The water is plentiful and pressurized for firefighting, with strong confidence in the system's effectiveness.
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Mr. Whitmore
Madison
The
Sentinel
Huron
Fragmentary historical lines on democracy and duty
The readable fragments discuss tears and duties tied to democracy and the burden of business on the nation, mentioning leaders and citizens in a reflective tone. The text appears as garbled lines from a larger speech or article about national service and democratic ideals.
Fragmented musings on fashion, production, and humanity
The text reflects scattered thoughts on consumer demand, fabric quality, and the future need for clothing production. It speculates on mass production pressures, the role of milliners, and the widening gap between earthbound needs and abundance, ending in unclear, half-formed reflections.
Thrifty Town Appearance Along the Huron to Pierre Route
A concise sketch describes a town between Huron and Pierre noted for a thrifty look and a country strip where crops are consistently good, highlighting the practical, lean character of the place.
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Iton
Huron
Pierre
Wessing
Ambiguous Ideology Note In Fragmentary Speech
Fragmentary lines reference political aims and economic policy questioning how a principle should apply to American industries and silver. The text names Mr Biand and notes a belief in laying a foundation for political party survival without clear context or complete sentences.
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Merica
Aroha
Biand
Black Hills Voice in Elections Sparks Gowie Melle Ringsrud Talk
Ex Governors Mellette and Ringsrud rumored to visit for a possible senate plotting scheme. The camp raises questions about motives and whether political tides could shift in Watertown Elk Point and surrounding areas.
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Sone Banal
Gowie
Melle Ringsrud
Black Hills
Mellette
Ringsrud
Senator Pettigrew
United States
Ringsrad
Judge Moody
Hills
Watertown
Elk’ Point
Elktown
Walnut
Townpoint
Waterelk
Elkwater
Pointstown
Elk Point
Freudenfeld Faces Losses Amid State Funds Shortfall
Reports indicate Freudenfeld's failure to bank in which he had fee money may cost him about $10,000 in personal funds and sureties. State funds, largely tied to this matter, threaten his finances and court scrutiny, while Brookings Agricultural College faces internal dissension and calls to close if disputes persist.
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Freudenfeld
Insu
Ion
Leod
Fo Feld
Agricultural College
Brookings
Board of Regents
Deland Times-Record
Southia
Gyn
Bro. Doty
Corn Advances to Front as Season Continues
The discussion notes corn growth moving to the front of the field and remaining a lead element throughout the season. It emphasizes ongoing prominence of corn and its role in the season’s progression.
President supports repeal of silver clause and adjourns Congress
The president expresses that the silver purchasing clause of the Sherman act should be repealed and that Congress should adjourn. He argues to remove the provision and close legislative session.
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Congress
Road Rates at World’s Fair Spark Experimental Cut
The speaker urges reducing transportation costs to match world fair rates, proposing a further cut of half a cent per mile to test the experiment’s viability. The comment highlights the desire to improve affordability and encourage participation in the ongoing project.
Banks in South Makota stay strong amid local chatter
The Horonrrz item claimed a Beadle county bank faced issues, but readers are assured all nearby banks are in first class condition and expanding. The dispute was described as tit for tat, not a sign of insolvency, and the Horonrrz report was not about the Huron bank.
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Horonrrz
Huron
Beadle County
Freudenfeld resigns secretary role but keeps board seat
The resignation of Jos Freudenfeld as secretary and treasurer is noted while he maintains board membership. Settlement shows a loss of about 10000 from Plankinton and Chamberlain banks failure, with Ward ready to cover any deficiency. The Herald had defended Freudenfeld, but the public fund shortfall of 8800 remains unsettled and liable for recovery.
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Jos. Freudenfeld
Regenta
Freudenfeld
Plankinton
Chamberlain
J.P. Ward
J. P
Bankers soundness amid rumors of distress
A prominent young banker reassures that no legitimate state bank is in danger. He says only bad actors posing as bankers threaten deposits, and that sound bankers with honest practices will not ruin resources even in dry times. Public confidence may waver briefly, but thoughtful lenders will endure.
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Riis
Owen
Pleasant View
Settee
Salah
Broadland
Liberty Seta
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Clifton
Clifton. Sete Wenn
Kellogg
Vents & Cess
Allen
Sand Creek
Seewis
Sien Peen
Whiteside
Xaeieene Betarday
J. Lonesetarr
H. J. Rees
J.B. Scriven
Bright Sturgis Record
Og Moody
Itj
Rich Mead County
Grover
Sean
Seeees DeSmet
Enee River
Hutchings
Kingebur
Cec
Etepates Eater
Laronite
Bujokings
Abse
Bank
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