South Dakota State Fair Opens at Huron Grounds
The twenty first annual exhibition by the state board of agriculture begins Monday at Huron on newly donated grounds near the business district. County exhibits will compete in agriculture and stock departments with strong support in machinery and the women’s department led by James A. Wilson. The fair runs through September 16 with broad invitations to all South Dakotans. The piece also notes Japan Russia peace terms and praises Japanese humanity in the Portsmouth settlement.
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State Board of
Huron
Board of Agriculture
Y State
Agricultural Department
South Dakota
Typographical Union Begins Chicago Strike Clash
The International Typographical Union and Chicago printers clash over an eight hour day starting January 1 1906. The dispute aims to push wages and hours toward a shorter workday, a change resisted by employers and many printers.
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International Typographical Union
Chicago
United States
Thousands of Beadle County lands change hands this week
Beadle County records show a flurry of land transfers this week as multiple property parcels across the county changed ownership. Local officials report the activity reflects continued demand for rural acreage and agricultural properties.
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Beadle County
Peace dove near Portsmouth shields by Roosevelt
The dove of Peace hovers near Portsmouth as peace conferences face criticism. President Roosevelt is expected to shield the dove from harm despite attacks.
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Portsmouth
Roosevelt
State fair support noted by Huronite and Pickler
The Huronite defends Mr. Pickler denying claims about reading Crawford movement and supports Crawford as the winning man. The letter praises the state board of agriculture for limited funding yet strong effort to advertise the fair, while criticising Sioux City coverage and affirming South Dakota’s fair support by the state press.
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Pickler
ITE
Ora
Pil
Crawford
Sioux City
South Dakota
State Board of Agriculture
President Francis Praises Exposition Machinery Exhibit
President David R. Francis, leader of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, visiting the Lewis and Clark Exposition last week, declared the Machinery Electricity and Transportation building houses exhibits equal to or surpassing those at prior expositions.
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David R. Francis
Sioux Falls Press Rejects Rate Bill Inquiry
The Hurontre notes the Sioux Falls Press says no to its inquiry on the rate bill. The paper plans to revisit the issue if the rate question centers on mileage based determinations and future actions.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Board Wins Oil Rate Reduction Victory
The South Dakota board of railroad commissioners secured a notable reduction in oil rates, creating a showdown to see whether the Standard Oil Company or the people will benefit from the change.
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South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Standard Oil Company
Dakotas Project Wheat Boom From 1880 to 1905
The wheat crop of Dakota territory in 1880 was 2 830 289 bushels. In 1905 the two Dakotas will produce 75 000 000 bushels of wheat alone plus corn oats rye barley flax and other farm products.
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Dakota Territory
Dakotas
Contention Over Pettigrew Governorship Aims
Sioux Falls Press questions whether Pettigrew seeks the South Dakota governorship as part of a broader push by The News and others to challenge Senator Possigrem at the state capitol.
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Possigrem
Po State Capitol
Sioux Falls
Congress Candidates Named in Local Races
Law son of Brown Burke of Hughes Bran son of Davidson Bently of Grant vie in crowded fields Burke seems likely to win the reform fight declares analysts and locals expect a heated race across the district with few clear frontrunners.
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Lawson
Brown
Burke
Hughes
Branson
Davidson
Bently
Grant
The Little Yellow Kid Strives Amid Constraints
The young character does his best under the circumstances and rises to the challenge set by his master, showing resilience and determination in a difficult situation.
RicHarps Trust Company Advertising Borrowing Help
If you wish to borrow money buy or sell farm property call on the RicHarps Trust Company for assistance and financial services.
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RicHarps Trust ComPany
Peace Treaty Talks Advance as Plenipotentiaries Reach Understanding
Russian and Japanese peace plenipotentiaries report a complete understanding on all questions this morning. They recess to 3 PM to draw up a treaty with Japan yielding virtually all demands, accepting no indemnity, division of Sakhalin island, interned warships, and reduced Russian moral power in the Far East. Delegates to be tallied this afternoon as treaty work begins. Peace has come at last.
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Russia
Sakhalin
Far East
M. Witte
Togo
Port Arthur
Japan
Portsmouth
M Witte
Birth Rate Decline and Political Alignments Cited
Census Bureau data show a long decline in births per 1000 women of child bearing age from 1860 to 1900 with urban areas lagging. Foreign born women show higher birth rates than natives. A Mitchell Clarion critique targets Mr Crawford and allied reform allies, naming regional papers as influentials.
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United States
Bradstreets
Census Bureau
North Atlantic
Wilcox
Costly Endorsements in South Dakota Politics
The Argus Leader notes widespread endorsement of an insurgent movement in South Dakota, backed by anti Republican newspapers and former populist and democratic leaders. It claims figures like Pettigrew push the fight to disrupt the state organization, while historic party loyalties heighten the conflict.
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South Dakota
Pettigrew
Willie Hearst
Parker
Republican Party
McKinley
Roosevelt
Senator Kittredge Trusts People Over Gossip
The Sioux Falls Cataract questions Senator Kittredge's trust in the people while asserting that the public does trust him. The item frames a dispute over confidence in the senator and highlights public trust in Kit.
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Sioux Falls
Kittredge
Kit
Harvest edition of the Huron ITE opens for home seekers
The Harvest edition of the Huron ITE is designed to reach thousands of home seekers with listings and guidance for finding residences.
Mitchell Corn Palace Urges Local Patronage
The Mitchell corn palace is presented as a state attraction deserving support from all residents to continue its status and value as a cultural site.
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Mitchell Corn Palace
Pierre Calms North Western Ire to Rule Capital City
Pierre pacifies the North Western faction triggering calm in the capital as happiness returns to the city.
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Pierre
Bayard Beach Houghton Block Property Note
A historical notice outlines options to buy, sell, insure or borrow on city or farm property and mentions Bayard Beach and the Houghton Block in the transaction context.
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Bayard Beach
Houghton Block
Weather Helps Grow Good Corn for State Fair
Farmers report favorable conditions boosting corn yield ahead of the state fair. Warm days and adequate rain supported healthy tall stalks and ears, signaling strong entries for exhibition.
Public Raves About Electric Bitters Cure
Mary H Walters of 546 St. Clair Ave Columbus writes she was near death from fever nerves and weak stomach but after starting Electric Bitters she found relief and soon was cured. Guaranteed at Holland Wheeler's drug store for 50 cents.
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Mary H. Walters
St. Clair Ave
Columbus
Holland Wheeler
Civil Service Exams Open for City Positions in State
Civil Service examinations for City Mail Carrier and Clerk will be held in late November at First-Class Post Offices across the state. Applicants aged 18 to 45, at least 5 feet 4 inches tall, must file an application 30 days prior. city residence not required. Wages range from 600 to 1200 dollars yearly. Franklin College board of trustees votes to prepare 75 candidates free in schools.
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Boar of Trustees
Franklin College
Relief for Women Monthly Regulator Sample Offered
Relief for Women offers a safe monthly regulator for back pains urinary bladder or kidney trouble. Available at druggists or by mail 50c. Sample package free. Address Tax Moruer Grar Co LeRoy New York.
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Tax Moruer Grar Co
LeRoy, N.Y
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