Notice to Subscribers of The State Journal Merger
The Homenire and the State Journ al having been merged, the combined paper will hereafter be sent to former State Journal patrons now on the list until further notice. It is not the purpose to double up on those taking both papers. Only one copy will be sent and subscribers are asked to account for one copy. If unsatisfied, subscribers may have it fixed by calling at the office or notifying the publishers by letter.
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Homenire
State Journal
South Dakota
Loomis Returns as Governor's Private Secretary
Tim Loomis is reappointed to serve as private secretary to the governor, returning to his old position and stirring warm reactions among friends across the state.
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Tim Loomis
Educational conventions dominate Thursday's Weekly
The Horonte reflects a week of schooling focus and notes that Thursday's Weekly will be largely devoted to the late educational state convention. A large extra edition will be printed.
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Horonte
Redfield Press and Frankfort Advocate Note Miles Returns
The Redfield Press and Frankfort Advocate from Redfield reports veteran J D Miles resumes editorial duties. The note praises his return as a positive development and welcomes him back to the publication.
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Redfield Press
Frankfort
Redfield
J. D. Miles
Bro. Miles
Humiliating Report of the Strike Commission
Harry Perry Robinson editor of the Railway Age writes a January Forum piece denouncing the Strike Commission report. He reviews the late Chicago strike events and flags numerous misstatements and inaccuracies in the commission's findings.
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Chicago
Harry Perry Robinson
the “Railway Age
Robinson
Hydro plant rumors debunked about Houronite moves
Dispatches claiming removal of the Houronite are erroneous. Hv Ronite plant remains in place with ongoing facility additions. The Pierre project, though by the same firm, is independent of the Huronite operation. State printing will grow business at Huron, and any relocation would likely be to Riverside later.
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Pierre
Huron
Riverside
Spearfish Normal School Aims in National Context
An editorial from the Huronite argues for state support of teacher training, contending Spearfish Normal School serves a wide Black Hills region. It cites German and European reforms, compares world education systems, and notes U S progress in state normal schools with leaders like Beadle, McLouth, Clough, Cook, and Maack, urging continued investment.
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Huronire
Stearrish
The
Hacker
Spearfish
Hills
Michigan
Black Hills
Odelrichs
Smithwick
Nashville
Snoma
Hackett
Onur
Europe
Sedan
Germany
Beadle
Madison Normal
McLonatb
Agricultural College
Clough
Universal Learning
Cook
Spearfish Normal
Maack
University
General Beadle
Dr. McLouth
Colonel Clough
Professor Cook
Jtoday
Weerkly
Mauck
Mark
Local control debate on jail costs in Huron region
The text argues that living costs are high and questions how to cope. It notes some favor surrendering life to local jail control to save honest work, but warns those advocating such measures are not of the best class in the Huron region and mentions Watertown as a related connection.
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Huron
Watertown
State colleges versus local control sparks heated debate
A letter urges keeping state control of colleges to preserve funding and quality. It argues local management would lower standards, harm patronage, and risk federal land grants, while stressing the need for strong statewide oversight and continued prohibition efforts near public buildings.
Letter From Gov Sheldon Champions Dairying Effort
A South Dakota governor urges farmers to shift from exclusive grain to mixed farming and dairying, citing Minnesota success and urging Springfield college dairy expert Wheaton’s involvement. He expects to attend a Huron convention and notes illness delaying his legislative message.
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Sheldon
South Dakota
Louis Dake
Vta
Champer Pierre
D. W. Dake
Weesington
S. D
Minnesota
A. H. Wheaton
Agricultural College
Huron
C. H. Sheipon
McLouth Opposes Turning Brookings College Over
The Yankton Herald notes President McLouth of Brookings College opposes ceding the school to town or county. Some expect retirement to affect views, yet supporters say his stature as a great educator remains firm. Local factions cannot overshadow his influence or the college’s state role.
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McLouth
Brookings College
Yankton Herald
Dakota Farmer Enters 15th Volume With New Dress
The Dakota Farmer of Aberdeen edited by W. F. T. Bushnell starts its 15th volume and marks the occasion with an entirely new dress, a sign of prosperity the Huronite hopes will continue.
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Aberdeen
W. F. T. Bushnell
Brookings Register Farewell Readers Question Tug Wilson
The Register raises a question about how a milch cow called Houronite relates to Tug Wilson leaving Sioux Falls. The report notes a farewell for Attorney W. H. Wilson with brief responses from W. H. Stoddard and a local farmer who says a well fed farmer with several milking cows needs no free coal this winter.
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Cal
Brookings Register
South Dakota
Iroquois Chief Visits Beadle County Creamery Site
Geo F Lane out going county treasurer of Beadle County called Saturday. He toured the Iroquois plant and gathered creamery information. Lane discussed ideas on legislation for county treasurers and noted the many teams on the streets during his visit.
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Geo. F. Lane
Beadle County
Lane
Telegraphic Brevities of Minor Importance
Minneaplis meat dealer J H Webber suicided by cutting his throat. Dempsey and Ryan to fight 15 rounds at Coney Island on Jan 18. Eastbound shipments last week total 30 757 tons versus 389 857 prior week and 118 516 same week last year. Two deaths and one new smallpox case in Washington Monday. Brannon and Green killed by epidemic. Miss Belle Armstrong of Almonte Ont leapt from a moving train. her father witnessed and went insane. Jan 19 Dan Creedon vs Herman Bernau in Galveston for $2500 purse. Parkhurst and Lexow victims charge protection by Byrnes. hot roast issued.
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J. H. Webber
Minneapolis
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Ryan
Seaside Athletic Club
Coney Island
Washington
Joseph Brannon
William Green
Belle Armstrong
Almonte
Ont
Dan Creedon
St. Louis
Herman Bernau
Galveston
Tremont Opera House
Tex
Parkhurst
The
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Lexow Committee
Byrnes
National Hay Dealers Meet Set for Cleveland in January
The national convention of hay dealers will convene in Cleveland on January 21, the largest gathering of hay industry men ever assembled in the United States.
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Cleveland
United States
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Spearfish Normal School
America
England
Anstris
Italy
Belgium
President Mauck
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