Beadle County Republican Convention Call Detailing Delegates
Beadle county Republicans plan a convention at Huron Court House on September 13 1893 at 2 p m to elect eighteen delegates to the state convention in Huron on September 20 1893 The call invites Republican electors and voters to unite and also designates 18 delegates for Beadle County in the fifth regional convention Caucuses urged for September 9 1893 with times varying by locale J Lonestarr and H J Reeg chairmen address the party on unity and policy edges
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Beadle County
Court House
Huron
Delta i. Beadle County
South Dakota Republican State Convention Call
South Dakota Republicans convene in Huron at the Opera House on September 20, 1893, to nominate three Supreme Court judges. Representation is one delegate per fifty votes for governor candidate C. H. Sheldon in 1892, with alternates and no proxies, full county votes.
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South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Supreme Court of
C. H. Sheldon
Work and policy notes on economic confidence
The passage argues work as remedy for despondency and links timely payments to restored confidence. It mocks dishonored checks and urges swift advertising of national assets for sale. It critiques partisan governance and notes mill closures as a distressing trend in eastern papers.
Dr Royer Named for Chair at Iowa Medical College
Dr D F Royer of Alpene receives invitation to hold a professorial chair at an Iowa medical college, signaling recognition of his expertise in medical education and research.
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D. F. Royer
Alpene
Iowa Medical College
Where there is work bread follows
A compact maxim reflecting the link between labor and sustenance. It contrasts productive effort with idle time and the social concerns tied to unemployment and hardship.
Enlist Major Pickler Amid Census of Fighters
The note urges enrolling Major Pickler as the census of fighters is taken. A promise to pay a dollar is valid only if the promise is kept exactly. Gold imports for the month are estimated at twenty five to thirty million. The New York Record supports free coinage of silver. Watertown L D Lyon says sidewalk nails must be kept down by abutters.
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The
New York Record
Alantic Coast
Watertown
L. D. Lyon
Groton Independent Edits Bright Silver Notes
Brother Reeves of the Groton Independent pens editorial notes praised as bright silver in tone.
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Bro. Reeves
Groton Independent
Market notes and political chatter from a numbered year
Clapp & Co of New York say Wheat prices likely at their lowest by September 1 1893. Canton shows resolve with renewed patronage as Inghs Daily suspended rumors fade. Judge Conklin praises Burtt of Hagen as a qualified candidate for the supreme bench. Gov Shildon names Northwestern Anti Trust appointees A Jewett R 8 Person and E B Korne. The column hints at a preferred candidate but notes a misstep with Person.
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Clapp & Co
New York
Canton
Shildon
Northwestern Anti- Trust
Seri
Willow Lakes News Highlights and Local Tributes
The Willow Lakes column praises community efforts and honors Bro. Peck for steadfast service. Hon. Tohmas H. Rath faces public critique while Mrs Ruth passes away during a Pennsylvania visit with Mr Ruth at her bedside.
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Tohmas H. Rath
Ruth
Pennsylvania
Faithful Law Administration Needed in Troubled Times
The text argues that good laws poorly run cause more trouble than bad laws, and compares law to a tool whose edge is ruined by careless handling. It stresses the need for wise and faithful administration of laws to meet current times.
Governor in Pierre is central to state history
An exchange notes that every city in the state has a governor and questions which outranks others. It suggests the Pierre governor, now home harvesting on his farm, will rank well in history, with Groton Leader reflecting on the matter.
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Shannon
Pierre
Groton
Serib
Watertown Opinion Supports Biennial Supreme Court Elections
The Watertown Public Opinion urges biennial six year terms for all supreme court judges to improve satisfaction. The HO RONITE concurs. The note claims Beadie and Spink agree with the reform, and hints at travel from Ver million to Redfield within a fortnight.
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Watertown
Supreme Court
Horonite
Local South Dakota Farmland Fortunes Questioned
A sardonic line questions farmer prosperity in a South Dakota section asking for proof of any farmer who has made a good living for five consecutive years by farming itself. The query implies widespread hardship among actual growers.
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South Dakota
Parity of Gold and Silver as Monetary Basis
The idea that bullion parity will not last forever does not disprove using both metals as money bases. If one becomes demonetized, it can still reenter on a perfect parity in emergencies, preparing to let the other stand alone or both act in balance.
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Argus- Leader
Regents President Served with Mandamus in City
J. W. Shannon head of the State board of regents was in the city Monday when A. E. Hitchcock for Prof. Whitlock, one of the deposed Agricultural College faculty, served him with mandamus proceedings. Whitlock claims he was fired without authority and seeks a remedy. The item is part of the long unresolved 91 affairs inherited by the current board. The president reportedly did not know Whitlock existed. The professor faces a difficult year in securing pay via mandamus.
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J. W. Shannon
State Board of Regents
A. E. Hitchcock
Whitlock
The
Agricultural College
Freudenfeld’s bank troubles shake Brookings finances
Freudenfeld removed college funds from Brookings banks to a personal institution that failed to pay. About $8,000 to $9,000 vanished while Brookings banks remain solvent. Freudenfeld offers a note for the amount and a Regent president claimed the state would lose nothing. The Tribune editor cites party ties and alleged conflicts of interest amid lingering doubt.
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Freudenfeld
Brookings
Volga Tribune
The
Tribune
Lincoln
Tom
Fronts and Libel Suit Reflect South Dakota Tale
Fragmentary excerpt recounts changes since a person left South Dakota, noting a large libel suit and a referenced figure Grover. The text hints at political or legal tensions, suggesting a dramatic shift in conditions and public perception.
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South
Dakota
Hopp
Statement on labor voting in November
A writer who knows the laboring men of eastern mills asserts that ten out of ten would vote for change, and that many were dismissed as factories closed. The claim rests on a personal acquaintance with workers in the great manufacturing centers.
South controls House committees and leadership
The text argues that the South holds a dominant position in the current House, with Crisp giving thirty chairs to the South and none north of the Me oer and Dixa line and west of the Slissiasi. It claims the South has a majority of the overall power and, by importance, at least nine tenths of all.
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Peakti Crisp
Me Oer
Dixa
Slissiasi
Southern dominance in House committees reshapes policy
The Ways and Means and Appropriations Committees are led by Southern men, signaling Southern control over business matters and policy directions in the House. Most chairmanships appear to go to the South, indicating a regional shift in legislative power.
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Committee Upon
House of Representatives
Value of silver and metals fluctuates like markets
The piece argues against treating gold or silver as fixed money and compares their volatility to wheat and other commodities. It notes that prices rise and fall daily and questions the idea of any asset as a stable store of value, using Dell Rapids as a casual example.
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Dell Rapids
Promise to pay drives currency value and trust
The text argues that fulfilling any promise to pay expands currency value, while broken financial promises contract currency and cause harm. It claims good faith earns its value and honesty is essential to sound policy.
Arlington Sun Accuses Tribune Over Teacher Pay Rumor
The De Smet News reports a dispute over a claim that teachers in De Smet earned 200 dollars per day for board in July. The letter demands the Tribune publish the affidavit of the high sheriff to prove or disprove the accusation.
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Volga Tribune
Arlington Sun
de Smet
The
Tribune
Local Press Corrects Error In Fined Scrapping Report
The Brookings Press notes a misprint in last week story about Cunningham fined ten dollars for scrapping with a Day boy. The correction states the amount was earned by the judge and issued immediately. The Hunowire endorses careful handling of misinformation in such reports.
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Cunningham
Brookings Press
Hunowire
Brookings Agricultural School Commencement Wishes
The Brookings Agricultural School graduates display pride after a challenging period. Madison Sentinel notes brighter days ahead as the new year brings promises for the college, with Madison people uniting in wishes for its continued success.
The Popular Man in Duty and War
A reflective verse passage argues that true courage creates foes and that a man with no enemies has done little. It asserts that those who engage in duty endure conflict and fraud, and that cowardice cannot stand in battle.
Huron Visitors Visit Ex-Sheriff Faust Kin
Mrs. Bliss of Huron and Miss Mary Faust arrived from Aug. 18 to visit their brother, ex-sheriff Faust of Onida, members of the family announced.
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Huron
Blunt Advocate
Mrs. Bliss
Mary Faust
Faust
Onida
First Class Advice From Howard Advance
Read and reflect, listen and consider, and after the information is well digested form an opinion yourself. Don’t allow another, perhaps not as well informed as yourself, to force an opinion upon you.
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Howard
The Forty Eight Hour Sister in De Smet News
A. B. Imus and Archie visited De Smet on Monday. Archie announced his sister is two days old, and he appears very happy about the new arrival.
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de Smet
A. B. Imus
Archie
Recognition of a Good Brookings Individual Highlighted
The Huronite editorial page on August 8 1900s notes a deep interest in the Brookings Individual profile. Kannon is praised for spotting merit and praising good qualities.
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Kannon
Hollenbeck Returns From Farm Visit
Hollenbeck, a pressman on the Huronite, came from Huron last Monday for a few days of recreation at Geo. A. Barden's farm, an old schoolmate. He returned to duties on Thursday.
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Hollenbeck
Huron
Geo. A. Barden
First to Go in Mitchell Republicans Service
The article notes E. T. Cressey as the first Senate employee to depart the special session in Mitchell. He was regarded as a highly efficient staffer and well remembered by state newspaper men for favors he extended.
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Mitchell
E. T. Cressey
Senate
Vermillion State University Completes Faculty Lineup
The State University at Vermillion has finished assembling its faculty and will start offerings in all courses listed in the catalog. New hires include a vocalist and a lady principal, both well recommended and able to teach in multiple languages.
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de Smet News
State University At
South Dakota Corn Yields Highlight State Progress
De Smet Land Journal notes South Dakota leads in corn production among several large states. In 1889 the total yield reached nearly 22 million bushels, yet corn cultivation remains limited due to larger success with small grains.
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South Dakota
de Smet Land Journal
New York
Minnesota
New Jersey
Louisiana
California
Grand Grain Palace Nears Completion in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Grain Palace is practically completed and ready for decorators. Aberdeen ladies will interior decorate next week under expert guidance, with exterior work led by the same couple. Citizens are urged to save nickels for the Grain Palace exposition Fair. Mr A Riegel of Consolidated Land and Irrigation Co based in Huron reports his company owns thousands of acres in the state and speaks highly of Brookings County.
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Aberdeen Monitor
Aberdeen Grain Palace
Aberdeen
Beadle
Brookings Press
A. Riegel
Consolidated Land & Irrigation Co
Huron
Riegel
Brookings County
Leee
Judge Aikens Declines Renomination Amid Campaign Dirt
The Volga Tribune reports Judge Frank R. Aikens will not seek renomination. He has been criticized for past behavior and faces a rough campaign if he remained. He favors quitting now to avoid the dirt of a drawn out race, though supporters believe he could win anyway.
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Volga Tribune
Frank R. Aikens
Aikens
Congressman Lucas Reports Drought and Crop Outlook
In a Washington dated August 1 letter, Congressman Lucas describes a fearful drought stretching from Chicago to Washington. He notes South Dakota soils and corn showing better prospects than other states while oats and grass fail widespread fires caused by passing engines damage fields.
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Rapid City Journal
Lucas
Washington
Chicago
South Dakota
Indiana
Ohio
Honors to One of the Sisters
Ipswich Recorder reports the W. O. T. U. held its first meeting after summer with Mrs. G. J. Barker. Mrs. S. A. Cochrane, formerly of this city and former two‑year president, was surprised on her birthday. The group shared refreshments and presented her a token of esteem.
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Ipswich
G. J. Barker
S.A. Cochrane
Brookings
Kellam Responds To Bank Failure In Chamberlain Case
The Pierre Free Press reports Judge Kellam declined to engage in a newspaper feud over his Cham berlain bank loan. He explained the debt was a legitimate long term transaction, with added security deeds, and that he drew no salary for years while the bank failed. He remains cautious about his candidacy and defers to the party convention.
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McManima
Wheelock
Judge Kellam
Mitchell Republican
Pierre Free Press
Chamberlain Bank
The
Free Press
Kellam
Supreme Court
Argus-Lander
Chamberlain
Republican Party
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Pierre City Limite
Petigrew
Wessingston
Turors
United States
Jpro. Wase
Ime
Peo
Ilis
Shiagnon’s
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Yankton
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Poley
Redfield
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Sand Creek
White Clyde
J. H
Ral Committee
M. Greene
Sretary
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Bon Homm
Wee
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Grant
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Lawrence
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
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Moody Eee
Pennington
Ste
Wee Roberts
Sanborn
Sree Pink
Turner
Walworth
Democratic Party
Conklin
Burtt
Hagen
Bartt
Supreme Bench
Pro Court
Candi
Willow Lakes
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Vermillion
Beadie
Spink
Bill Oe
Grover
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