A Goods S A Full Line The Huronite
The excerpt notes Shannon and Lonastarr proprietors and references political chatter about James G Blaine, Florida excursionists returning to good weather and health, and a claim that H 8 Volkmar of the Milbank Independent Review has become a Democrat and candidate for postmaster, with uncertainty about his prior Republican postmaster tenure.
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Florida
the Letcher Blade
H. 8. Volkmar
Milbank Independent Review
Sioux City Journal Appeals Court Over Enacting Clause
The Sioux City Journal seeks court intervention to preserve the enacting clause of an interstate law, arguing the clause remains vital to the law’s validity and implementation.
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Sioux City
Helen Gould Named Richest Girl in the World
The article notes Helen Gould as the richest girl in the world and suggests a young man will not need to ask his father for financial support. It frames her wealth as a social marker and potential independence for heirs.
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Helen Gould
Papa
Ezra W. Cleveland Nominated for Speaker of the House
The Alpena Journal names Hon. Ezra W. Cleveland as a candidate for speaker of the house, highlighting his bid for the leadership role.
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The
Alpena Journal
Ezra W. Cleveland
Aberdeen Farmer Sells Meteor Prize From Fall
A farmer in Aberdeen received 600 dollars for a meteor that fell on his farm last summer. The event drew local attention and added an unusual claim to harvest season folklore.
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Aberdeen
State Legislature Sets Fifty Thousand Dollar Fair Fund
The incoming legislature appears to agree on a fifty thousand dollar appropriation for the world’s fair, signaling strong support for statewide promotional spending. The article notes the sum as the standard recommendation among press outlets.
Death of Senator Kyle's Youngest Child Saddens Circle
A dispatch reports the death of the youngest child of Senator Kyle, eliciting deep sorrow among a broad circle of personal friends of the senator and his wife. The notice notes the high esteem in which the family is held and records the communal sense of loss.
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Kyle
Pierre Teacup Cost Pleasantry Draws Sioux Falls Barbs
The Huzonrrz laments that the Sioux Falls Press may miss the sly jab at Pierre over a playful bid to host tea for a few friends. The exchange centers on cost and restraint in social hospitality.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
South Dakota Cultivation Push in 1893 Urged
There should be an organized effort to have every broken acre of South Dakota thoroughly cultivated in 1893, regardless of whether the cultivators can buy the lands.
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South Dakota
Editors Miss Each Other by Minutes at Prayer Meeting
Editor Breed of the Brookings Sentinel narrowly fails to meet Editor Pratt of the Elkton Record, arriving just after prayers. The miss underscores how the best moments in life can slip by in small delays.
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Breed
Brookings Sentinel
Pratt
Elkton Record
Brown Likely Appointed U S Attorney for Iowa North
It is said that R. 8. Brown formerly of this city stands a fair show of becoming United States attorney for the northern district of Iowa under the new administration. Vice President Stevens is a relative of Mrs. Brown.
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R. 8. Brown
United States
Iowa
Stevens
Brown
Mellette to Leave Watertown for Missouri
Hon J E Mellette district attorney and brother of the governor will relocate his family to Missouri due to ill health. He is praised as one of the state’s best lawyers and citizens and many friends regret his departure.
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J. E. Mellette
Watertown
Missouri
Mellette
Patriot press credited in late party triumph
The Hougentre remarks that the press acted freely without seeking favors and helped the party win. He asserts Governor Sheldon and the Republican legislature should not forget the patriotic, zealous, loyal press as a great factor in the victory.
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Hougentre
Sheldon
Governor on his own hook in likely outcome
The Hourourre agrees Gov Elect Sheldon is likely governor. Publican voters should focus on the legislative election two years ahead as the outcome of that race will shape the senate.
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Howard
Sheldon
Gould described as saint at home and scorpion to world
The Yankton Telegram contrasts J Gould's private virtue with public harshness, noting many reverse the order. The piece highlights the paradox of a man who brings sunshine to his family yet appears harsh outside, suggesting a complex character balance.
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J. Gould
Yankton Telegram
Gould
Bushnell Proposed for State Agricultural Secretary
Reported in state papers W. F. T. Bushnell of the Dakota Farmer is named as a candidate for secretary of the State Agricultural Association. Supporters say he can manage the post without harming local printers and artisans, and his selection would aid real agricultural interests.
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W. F. T. Bushnell
Dakota Farmer
State Agricultural Association
Bush
Press names urged for sixty days of senate service
The Mitchell Republican cites several editors as fit for chief clerk of the senate including F A Burdick Hopkins Breed Lyon Geddes and others. It questions why the press role in creating Republican senators at the capital should not be recognized.
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Mitchell Republican
F. A. Burdick
Senate
Hopkins
Henry Independent
Breed
Brookings Sentinel
Lyon
Publicoe
Geddes
Watertown News
Farm prices rise since 1879 to 1892 in Iowa compare
A writer compares prices from March 1879 and December 1892 and notes higher values for a 100 bushels of No 2 wheat oats carp barley 50 bushels potatoes 10 tons of hay 5 fat hogs 300 lbs each 200 pounds butter 200 dozen eggs. The reader asks if anybody else sees the jump.
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Iowa
Huron community warned over street safety and decency
The writer laments rising thuggery in Huron, condemns attacks on women and men, and urges Bushnell Kent and others to act. He warns that the city must restore safety in restaurants hotels depots and streets, urging restraint and justice over public outrage.
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Snriy Eees
Heron
Hell
Huron
Mr. Bushnell
Mr. Kent
Huronirt
Horonite
Bushnell
Brookings college debate over local influence and regent conduct
A Brookings letter-writer accuses Huronirs of threats to move the college from the city while defending local support and the integrity of the college board. The piece questions editorials, criticizes misread employment terms cited by Professor Aldrich, and urges restraint in public outcry about college governance.
Truthful James reports a Dakota frontier family tale
Near Yankton a remarkable family story unfolds a mother under 30 with twenty four children born to one husband Wier. The brood includes triplets and all but three are boys with one set of triplets all girls. The farmer father aims to build a country stock if prosperity continues.
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Sonse
James
Yankton i
Perpa
Wier
Sama
Conklin Mentioned for Railroad Commissioner Role
Clarke notes frag Conklin is named in connection with a governor Sheldon appointment and predicts he may be selected as a railroad commissioner as state papers discuss.
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Frag Conklin
Sheldon
Seigsted
Clarke
Local Resident Ties to Post Office and Farm Life
A resident continues service at the Clark post office during Harrison's term while managing a farm. He lives in the same city as the respected Supreme Court Chief Justice John Bennett.
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Clark
Harrison
Supreme Coourt
John. Bennett
Nelson signals cautious approach to patronage after inauguration
Gov elect Nelson pledges no sudden changes and will study public affairs before acting. He invited the current private secretary to stay on temporarily, and will let Merriam appointees remain until he acts as governor. The move sets a prudent example for Minnesota’s transition.
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Hurowire
Hlec Nelson
Minnesota
Hal
Nelson
Merriam
Aldrich Replies On College Notice And Regents Scrutiny
Prof J M Aprica responds to Editor Hou about the agricultural college matter. He contends no notice was given to removed professors and notes Aberdeen action left faculty out by Nov 15. He apologizes for earlier phrasing and calls for a thorough, honest investigation by both parties.
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Brookmas
Hou- Ronite
Agricultural College
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Regente
J. M. Aprica
Everitt Leads Beadle County Race for House Speaker
Beadle county’s Everitt appears to hold the inside track in the contest for speaker of the next house. The Inside Track notes political momentum favoring his bid as Brookings Press reports on the race.
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Brookings Press
Everitt
Beadle County
The Battle of the Kids
Longstaff of the Huronite and Hal laday of the Iroquois Chief spar over present divorce laws. The kid keeps him level in a lively scrap.
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Carthage
Longstaff
Halladay
Layman's Congress Fosters Denominational Friendship
The Layman's congress held at Huron proved a great success. It aimed to promote a closer friendship among all denominations and showcased a hopeful spirit of unity.
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Aberdeen News
Huron
Eminently Qualified Candidate for Speaker Endorsed
Beadle county presents Representative T. B. Everitt as a strong speaker candidate. He is receiving cordial endorsements and is described as eminently qualified for the position.
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Faulkton Record
Beadle County
T. 8. Everitt
Pricey Rams Stall Alpsanda Sale Attendees
John and Ted Teasdale attended a Huron sheep sale on Tuesday aiming to buy two rams. John wanted them badly but prices from 100 to 135 dollars proved too high for him.
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Alpena Journal
John
Ted Teasdale
Huron
Cogan Endorsed For Huron Post by Herald-Democrat
Onida Jo and Cogan of the Herald-Democrat back the Huron seat candidate. The endorsement calls him a capable man and worthy successor to Longstaff, expressing hope for his success.
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Onida Jo
Cogan
The
Herald-Democrat
Huron Post
Fie
Bro
Longstaff
Sheldon for Senator Brookings Preas
The piece argues Governor-elect Sheldon may become Senator Pettiew's successor. It portrays Sheldon as fair and independent with strong prospects for the role.
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Sheldon
Senator Brookings Preas
Wessington
Senator Pettiew
Turn down the toughs on Huron streets
In a sharp, short stance, women have the right of way on Huron streets at all times. If obstructed or harassed, the toughs must yield or leave, as stated in this Herald-Democrat perspective.
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Cogan
Herald-Democrat
Huron
Word for Hop in Redfield Journal Editorial
The Redfield Journal mentions H. L. Hopkins of the Henry Independent seeking a clerkship in the upcoming legislative session. The piece hints at selective coverage by newspaper boys aiming to secure Hopkins the post in exchange for sharp clippings, described as an original editorial column.
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Redfield Journal
H. L. Hopkins
The
Henry Independent
Beadle Republicans Earn Praise After Split at Madison
Everitt of Beach County gains favorable notice as a speaker candidate. The Beadle Republicans receive hearty recognition for their splendid work following a seemingly hopeless split at Madison.
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Mitchell Daily Republican
Everitt
Beach¢ County
Madison
Sensible course urged in college controversy
The Brookings Resister urges a sensible path in the unfortunate dispute at the agricultural college. It argues the state institution should be above petty faculty squabbles, and that the public only cares to see all involved kept from bringing further humiliation to the state.
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Huronirs
Brookings
Huroyrrz
Ily
Howard
The
Agricultural College
Anonymous letter attacks Brookings College faculty changes
A public quarrel over faculty changes at Brookings Agricultural College spawns anonymous charges. The writer seeks to injure the college and its supporters while the Gentry of journalism condemns anonymous signatures as disreputable.
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Citiz
Little Girl at Gov Lighthouse in Sand Beach Michigan
Loreh and Mrs Loreh Trescott keepers of Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan bless their four year old daughter who contracted measles in April and developed a severe cough and fever while receiving home care from local doctors.
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Loreh Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
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