The Huronite. Honon's. Dd. January 1 1890
Suanndw and Longstarr publish The Huronite on January 1 1890 with brief notices and local items from Honon.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1891
Page
2
Fragile Ambition and Political Waltz Across the State
The notice sketches dull markets in Stoce and mentions a $50,000 oat mill planned by Sioux Farts with Senator Gorpux and local farmers. It notes talk of Moody and Pettigrew in the state, Irby’s pledge to aid the Alliance via the Democratic party, and Aberdeen News predicting the legislature may complete business within fifteen days.
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Aberdeen News
Huron
Moody and Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
South
Fragmentary legislative notes on reforms and rail policy
The text references a pending joint resolution and budget items such as clerk pay and building seizures. It notes concerns about railway mileage growth in the United States and mentions threats to idle farm property and public health provisions amid reform talk.
Huron Leads In Public School Enrollment And Contests
Huron reports 620 public school pupils, most among nearby towns including Sioux Falls, with strengths noted in several contests. Bi Mestowr mentions 460 pupils in their public schools as a comparison.
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Bi Mestowr
Huron
Sioux Falls
President Proclaims World’s Fair in Chicago 1993
The president announces a United States world’s fair at Chicago opening May 1 1993 and lasting until the last Thursday in October 1993. The proclamation sets the duration for the event and designates Chicago as the host city.
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United States
Chicago
Second Inaugural Ball Invited by Pierre Citizens
Tuesday evening January 6 the citizens of Pierre extend an invitation to Horontree to be represented at the Second Inaugural Ball. The courtesy note thanks the recipient and promises attendance.
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Horontree
Pierre
Horonire
Senator Pierce Poised for Re-Election in War Era North Dakota
Senator Pierce of North Dakota stays at home to contest re-election as war concerns surge. Analysts view his prospects as strong, with insiders seeing no firm reason he cannot hold his seat for at least one term.
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Pierce
North Dakota
Indians and land rights echo in distant law and dance
A fragment questions Native rights to land, residence, and cultural practice amid government action. It notes the army patrolling a region and debates whether laws restrict dancing and carrying on in hard times.
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United States Army
Weather and crime blur in Midwest dispatch
Heavy vy shows in the east working westward. Indianapolis reported eight inches yesterday Christmas. Still coming out way. Wu Bartlett, drazyist, Madison, reported to have been knocked for ford bed of $3,000 on Bbeve.
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Indianapolis
Wu Bartlett
Madison
Sitting Bull killing report sparks Sioux City response
A Brooklyn Chronicle excerpt from the Onska- Joosy Herald recounts the killing of Sitting Bull. The piece notes Dakota resentment and a call for credit when such accounts surface, reflecting regional reactions to the event.
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Rooklyn Chronicle
al Swarm
Onska- Joosy Herald
Sitting Bull
Sioux City Journal
Market moves toward local control and stronger farmer access
The text argues for shifting market distribution closer to home with emphasis on northwest farmer markets. It supports making the north western market operate on its own premises and improves local autonomy for market layout and governance.
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Wit& Great
Chicago
Northwest
Beadle County Farmer Foresees 100000 Sheep in County
Jupp Willis, a leading Beadle county farmer, predicts the county will house 100000 sheep within a year. He urges immediate establishment of scouring mills to cut freight costs and to enable tanning for hides, gloves, and related leather goods.
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Jupp Willlis
Beadle County
Senator Duvall Funds and Postmaster Schemes Highlighted
The piece discusses a fundraiser for Senator Duvall, detail on tickets priced at $1, and mentions accusations of schemes tied to postmasters. It notes political debate on elections and tariffs, adjournment for a few days, and local figures like Levi Morton and Moody.
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Grand Entertainment
Wm. Duvall
Levi Morton
Duvall
South Dakota
Morton
Hou
Union
Wind and Water Show How Winds May Boost Water Flow
A Wolseyman argues heavy winds raise artesian well discharge, bringing sand and gravel in some cases. He compares the effect to a barber shop bulb pump and explains rapid air flow over a tube mouth could suction surface water and accelerate its rise through sand and gravel.
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Wolseyman
Spirit Level Legal Case Reveals Hidden Whiskey
Omaha citizens read of a curious incident as Collector Peters and District Attorney Baker expose a so called spirit level used to smuggle whiskey. The device concealed a bottle of amber liquid. the DA tastes the whiskey and confirms illicit liquor without a license. The deputy escapes discharge but warning issued on selling spirit levels without proper licenses.
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Peters
Baker
Internal Revenue Law
South Dakota
Gosh
Noted Traveler Lectures on India at Epworth League
Rev F D Newhouse, famed for travels in remote regions, will speak at the Methodist church Monday at 8 pm. His talk titled The Country and People of India promises a powerful, eloquent address summarized by extensive press praise.
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Aberdeen News
F. D. Newhouse
Methodist Church
India
Aberdeen
Alonzo Not In It. A Humorous Tale Of Names And Rumor
A playful mock narrative imagines Alonzo as a senator and discusses a rumor about naming a baby Alonzo Wardall Davall. It envisions a Baltimore confidant sending a silver inscribed mug to the namesake and ends with a quip about not spoiling a good story for family.
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Howard Prees
Alonzo
Baltimore
Alonzo Wardall Davall
Cummings
Living Rawlings Tale From Sioux City Journal
The piece notes John A. Rawlings, a secretary of war and friend of Grant, long deceased for twenty years, with surviving parents in Jo Daviesnty Lil. Father James D. Rawlings is 90 and mother is 88, and they marked their 68th wedding anniversary.
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Rawlings
Sioux City Journal
John A. Rawlings
Gen. Grant
Jo Daviesnty
Lil
James D. Rawlings
Andrew J N
Bang Statements:Ps Influence in Modern Public Discourse
An analysis notes the frequent use of bang statements and persuasive language by political actors. It examines how passive voice and concise phrases shape public perception across media platforms.
Moody and Moodys Role in South Dakota Politics
The Pierre Democrat argues Moody cannot obtain enough funds to sway independents and praises his nationwide efforts for South Dakota recognition. It claims Moody spends personal sums, not corporate money, to advance state pride, brains, zeal, and courage, urging the legislature to support his mission.
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Pierre Democrat
South Dakota
Judize Mbody
Washington
Judge Moody
Hodds Inquiry on Dakota Congressional Candidates
Pierre Free Press questions the distinction between J. W. Harden as a Democratic delegate candidate for Dakota Territory and J. W. as an independent contender to Congress, highlighting party and constitutional context. The brief notes party affiliation and eligibility concerns in the territorial election discourse.
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the Hodds
Pierre Free Press
J. W. Harden
Congress
Territory
Dakota
J. W
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suanndw & Longstarr
Gorpux
Devon
The
Wessington Times
Moody
Pettigrew
Cunistaas
South Carolina
Irby
Democratic Party
Ron
Tehitors
Busini
Firat Uwota
Levi
Mor
Bostwaster Frapp
Nso
B. Milton
Redfield Observer
Hamilton Kerr
Bronx
Omaha Bee
Kansas
Masonic Black Huron
Mr. Tepris
Wholecase
Jor Bros
Daxora Avs
Lewis W.hazen
John
United States Depository
Jaf Ying
Blie Mon
the National Bank of Dakota
Dakota Ave
Second St
Huron, Dakota
D. L. Strick
D, Stice
Manis Taylor
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