Capital fight ends as Huron loses bids for state capital
The joint resolution submitting the capital question is resolved, Mitchell and Huron battles, Beadle county delegates claim responsibility, and outcome favors Mitchell’s stance against Huron. Gov Herried removes a jailed Clay county warden amid hunting law violations while Prof Kerr reviews Brookings College appropriations and house moves stray on sane asylum funding and tax exemptions. House bills face scrutiny and potential merit amid shifting finance priorities.
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Gov. Herried
Clay County
Prof. Kerr
Brookings College
College Farm
House Committee On Ways and Means
Senate
Mead
Insane Asylum
House
Representative Gross
Hale
Insurance Losses Dominate Premiums in State Reports
Reports from various insurance firms to Commissioner Shober show loss payments consuming up to 33 percent of premiums in the state. Some firms report lower figures, while overall last year’s loss ratio remains near the prior year’s level, fueling ongoing arguments in the Legislature.
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Huronite
Shober
St. Paul
Hutchinson
Pierre
Fire destroys Tobin shop in Huron with heavy loss
A lumber and carriage shop owned by Mr. Tobin in Huron burned rapidly after 8:45 PM. Fire, believed incendiary, gutted the wood work and carriage departments, with 12 000 dollars in losses and 2400 dollars insured. No deaths reported, workers displaced, business to continue at a temporary site.
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Tobin
Houronite
J. E. Ward
Baptist Church
Fire destroys Tobin carriage repository in Kansas Second Street
A blaze in M. L. Tobin's carriage repository on the corner of Second street and Kansas destroyed the two story building and contents. Weak water pressure hindered firefighting as twenty or more firemen battled with four hose lines. Insurance covered about twenty four hundred dollars of a twelve thousand dollar loss. The town well was shut for repairs contributing to insufficient water service.
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M. L. Tobin
Second Street
Peruna credited for catarrh cure by Congressman and others
A historical advertisement quotes Congressman John L. Sheppard praising Peruna for catarrhal complaints. It includes testimonials from Rudolph M. Patterson Camillus Senne and William Bauer, claiming complete or restored relief and urging readers to write to Dr. Hartman for advice.
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John L. Sheppard
Congress
Texas
Hartman
Peruna
Rudolph M. Patterson
Chicago
Rudol M. Patterson
Camillus Senne
West 129 Street
New York
William Bauer
Burton
Ginner and Miller
Wao Bauer
Hutchinson on Armory Bill and Camp Location
Representative Hutchinson discusses a $50,000 armory bill for Huron while noting petitions to make Kampeska near Watertown the guard encampment site. He stresses Huron’s suitable ground near the river, and mentions public morality and Rev Thrall's proposed bill as a means to curb immorality.
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Hutchinson
Huron
State Guard
Committee On Military Affairs
Kampeska
Watertown
Regulation of Public Morals Voiced By Rev Thrall
The Hitchcock News reports Rev Thrall of Huron has secured a state senate bill to regulate public morals. The paper praises his zeal but cautions that morality begins at home and the roots of virtue must be taught to children locally.
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Huron
Rev. Thrall
Hitchcock News
Thrall
State Senate
House for sale on Beach Street with city water
Small house on a good lot located on Beach street with city water. Inquiries should be directed to A. M. Urquhart at Harvey's store.
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Beach Street
A. M. Urquhart
Harvey’s
Notice for Public Publication of Final Proof
Department of the Interior Land Office at Huron South Dakota announces that Henry Helmers has filed for final proof on his claim. The hearing will occur March 7 before the Register and Receiver in Huron. Witnesses include Christian Klicker William Braum Sam Russell and John C Underhill.
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South Dakota
City of Huron
County of
Beadle
A. W. Culver
Ted
Huron
Deparment of the Interior
Huron South Dakota
S. D
Henry Helmers
Christian Klicker
Wolfe
William Braum
San Russell
Hitchcock
John C. Underhill
Department of the Interior
Crio W. Wolters
Leland Parks
F. G. Couch
Matt Bielax
John T. Cass
Aeere Ss
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State Historical Society
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Warren Street
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Mr. Camillus Senne
MR. Hutchinson
Heriff
State OF
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Andrew Relaintiff
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R. L. Smith
George Kerr
Able County
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