Capital Question in South Dakota Debate Draws Fire
The Huronite argues the capital issue is constitutional and not a lure to corrupt voters. It rebukes claims of party disarray and warns Pierre’s treasury burdens on taxpayers. President Roosevelt’s annual message is praised for firm, calm guidance on tariffs, navy, irrigation, and rural delivery.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Commerce
Cuba
Great West
Winter coal strike twists between miners and operators
The coal miners dispute widens as operators abandon a board of arbitration plan and retreat from settlement efforts. Public opinion shifts toward the miners as the struggle intensifies, with towns pitted against Pierre in a broader capital removal debate.
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Board of Arbitration
Mitchell
Madden urges higher second class postage rates
Edwin C. Madden urges raising postage on all second class publications except newspapers from 1 cent to 4 cents per pound. He argues the present rates are ridiculously low, causing government losses, and that reform is needed, with Madden on the right track.
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Edwin C. Madden
Madden
Rteform
Mr. Madden
Campaign editor Longstaff penetrates enemy lines
The Argus Leader reports Longstaff entered beyond Spencer, prompting Mitchellites to raise a weather flag and fireworks. Longstaff retreated with no losses, aided in the escape of a Spencer News editor from Huron, who allegedly sought capture but was ignored. Old McCook County is said to be friendly to its supporters.
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Longstaff
Kopsie
Spencer
Mitchellites
Spencer News
Huron
Argus
Old McCook County
Pierre Needs Votes As City Gears For Change
A Sioux City Journal note argues Pierre must win support and avoid enemies as it contends the city needs votes to move forward. The Free Press editorializes similarly, urging unity and measured critique to aid progress.
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Pierre
Free Press
Sioux City Journal
Removalists Favor Reason Over Force in Politics
The message notes that Removalists prefer persuasion to force and expect to win by reasoning. It asserts that force is linked to Pierre, and advises Brother Cory of Watertown to understand the stance.
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Brother Cory
Watertown
Pierre
Cory
Abram S Hewitt Converts to Republican Party
Abram S Hewitt, a veteran New York Democrat, has tired of Democracy and adopted the Republican remedy. After a long spell of political discontent he now embraces the Republican party as his corrective.
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Abram
Hewitt
New York State
Congressman's Dilemma Delights and Deadwood Postmaster Race
Congressman Martin begins to enjoy Congress life while Deadwood awaits a new postmaster with three candidates hoping to win. Martin cannot appoint all and is in an unhappy frame of mind.
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Martin
Deadwood
Removal bandwagon gains traction in Black Hills region
The Howard Spirit editor is asked what constitutes a roast as the HURONITE objects to its remarks about Mr. Burke's Minneapolis interview. The piece notes the Black Hills area appears ready for removal and Pierre may join the campaign, signaling growing support for relocation.
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Howard Spirit
Huronite
Burke
Minneapolis
Black Hills
President's Message Opens Congressional Session
The Humonite presents the President's address to Congress delivered at today's opening session. The document merits careful perusal for its Analysis and guidance on current policy.
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Congress
Congress convenes as Democrats seek issue to frame agenda
With Congress convened, Democrats plan to focus on defining political issues. They aim to spotlight policy contrasts and rally support around a concrete legislative agenda. The move signals an intent to pressure opponents and set media attention on their priorities.
Baptist minister argues baptism not essential for church membership
A prominent New York Baptist preacher contends that baptism should not be required for joining the Baptist church. He asserts membership can be based on faith and personal commitment rather than ritual immersion.
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New York
The
Baptist
Removal of Capital City Question Big Hurdle Ahead
In a businesslike tone Huron Mitchell and Redfield push the capital removal issue. The piece suggests past squelching methods may fail this time and Pierre will need a new approach to force action. The outlook is cautious about smooth passage.
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Madison
Huron
Mitchell
Redfield
Pierre
Equitable Insurance Rates Critique in Yankton Gazette
The Yankton Gazette argues the legislature should study insurance pricing in the state. Mutuals allegedly profit at half the rate of old line companies, suggesting reform or competition is needed. The piece compares fire protection costs to a dog’s tail, warning gradual rate hikes can devastate wealth.
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Yankton
Food and Dairy Laws Need Expanded State Support
Desmet food and dairy commissioner C. P. Sherwood says South Dakota lacks funds for full enforcement. He urges higher expenses for road inspections, chemists, and farmers institutes, noting Minnesota funds and a $25,000 annual department budget. Aberdeen winter meeting planned with North Dakota officials.
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C. P. Sherwood
Desmnet
Farmers Institute
J. H. Hubbard
Mr. Sherwood
Brookings
Minnesota
Pure Food Department
Aberdeen
North Dakota
South Dakota
John Armstrong
DeSmet
M. F. Greeley
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Introduced
The makers of Chamberlains Cough Remedy release Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation biliousness sick headache impaired digestion and related disorders. The tablets are easier to take and more pleasant in effect than pills and improve appetite while aiding stomach and liver function. For sale by all druggists.
Murphy Promoted to Trainmaster of Montana Central
Alderman Charles F. Murphy, local yardmaster of the Montana Central, will this morning assume the duties of trainmaster of the road succeeding James H. ONeil. ONeil will report to Spokane to the assistant general superintendent and is expected to be assigned to Havre as superintendent of the Montana division. The appointment of Murphy as trainmaster has not yet been officially announced.
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Great Falls
Montana
Daily Tribune
Huron
Charles F. Murphy
Montana Central
James H. O'Neil
Tribune
Murphy
Endorsed by Grand Master for Peruna Cure
A 1920s letter from Fred Lindstrom, former Grand Master and lodge official, lauds Peruna for curing a severe cold and urinary trouble hinting at Bright's disease. The ad claims Peruna acts at the disease root and offers a free book on catarrh from the Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, OH.
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Fred Lindstrom
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Twin City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ridgely Encampment
University Ave
St. Paul
Minn
Peruna
Bright
O. Frd Lindstrom
Ti Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Appointments on Great Northern to be announced by date
The official announcement of the appointments of Mr. and O'Neil and Mr. Murphy and other changes on the Great Northern will be made on or before the first of the month. Mr. Murphy, longtime county resident and former deputy sheriff under J. Bloffman, now resides in Montana. his local friends will be pleased by his noted success.
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Ally
and O’neil
Murphy
Great Northern
J. Bkloffman
Montana
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure chilblains swelling sweating sore and damp feet. It promises warmth and dryness and is available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Allen
November Weather at Huron Station Records
The Huron station reports November highs of 64 on the 3rd and 6 on the 27th, four days with at least .01 inch of precipitation, and total monthly precipitation varying by year with an average of 0.58 inches. Deficiency for the month totals 0.29 inches, with a cumulative deficit since January 1 at 5.87 inches.
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Huron
Weather Bureau System
Y. W. C. A. Resolve thanked for convention thanks
The Y W C A holds its annual convention in this city and adopts resolutions praising Miss Starr for program work Miss Elizabeth Jones Sioux City for spiritual impulse Huron for hospitality and the local YWCA for preparation and welcome.
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Starr
Elizabeth Jones
Sioux City
Huron
Young Women’s Christian Association
Resolutions Honor Mrs. Boyd McIlvaine in Huron
The Huron Council U C T No 211 laments the death of Mrs. Boyd McIlvaine on Saturday Nov 29 a beloved mother and neighbor. They express sympathy to her husband and family and publish a memorial note in Huron papers.
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Huron Council UV. C
Boyd McIivai
C. N. McIlvaine
Huron
C. E. Barrows
H. J. McGarvey
G. 5
Hutchinson
Huron Council
Notice to the Public from Sioux Falls Sanatorium
The Sioux Falls Sanatorium and Surgical Institute disclaims responsibility for contracts made by Edgar Dinsor and B. F. Spencer. Dr. F. Shreve signs the notice on behalf of the institute.
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Sioux Falls
Cold Wave and Snow Across Plains and Midwest
The local bureau has no forecast due to sparse telegraphic reports from multiple cities. Snow falls in South Dakota and Minnesota with rain or snow elsewhere. Chicago reports rain. The storm centers over the lake region and Ohio valley as conditions hint at fair weather for Huron tonight and Thursday. Holiday candy and tree orders offered by R. C. Gibbs and R. C. Gress with bulk rates.
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Krismhard
Calgary
Denver
Dodge City
Havre
Helena
Lander
Miles City
North Platte
Omaha
Qu’ Appelle
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Williston
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chicago
Huron
Reward Offered for Stolen Bay Mare from Huron SD
A 6 year old bay mare about 10 hands tall and weighing 1400 pounds was stolen from a pasture the last week of October. The mare has a right hip knocked down. A fifty dollar reward is offered for the mare and thief or a liberal reward for either. Contact Joan E Warp in Huron South Dakota.
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Joan E. Warp
Huron
S. D
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Hart Schaffner
Hart, Schaff
Ner & Marx
Umn
C. F. Koepp
Dakota
John Longstaff
Thurs Bay
Congressional
Lican
Farley
Equitable
Food and Dairy Laws
Jim Hill
Peru 2
Weather Bureau
Y. W. C. A. Resolve
Committee On Resolutions
Inez FE. Beebe
Ipswich
la Belle Huntley
Migs Bower
Covention
R. C. Gibbs
Old Lampe
R. C. Gress
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