The Huronite Explains Monroe Doctrine and Peace Promise
The Huronite argues the Monroe Doctrine is a generic American liberty principle not tied to Monroe or Jefferson. It urges Western hemisphere sovereignty, warns against eastern powers expanding, and supports peaceful, law-based settlement without a protectorate, while praising the Davis resolution's alignment with these views. The daily convention on dairying is praised for serious, scientific study from pasture to market.
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Heronite
Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
Cleveland
Venezuela
Britain
Great Britain
United States
Ives
Chsrd
Earth
Prairie milk proves richer butter fat in Dakota creamery
Careful comparison of Iowa creamery statements with our neighborhood data shows milk from open prairie grazing yields higher butter fat than the best fed cows in Iowa. Dakota creamery pays patrons and labor more and still returns more to stockholders, producing better butter at lower cost per pound.
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Iowa
Dakota Creamery
Davis Resolution and Monroe Doctrine Timing
The passage discusses the Davis resolution and the Monroe Doctrine, arguing Monroe may have stated the doctrine only as needed for the moment. It contends Davis offers the clearest statement yet, and that Congress should decide its adoption based on timeliness rather than any flawed doctrine.
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Davis
Monroe
Congress
Militia Company Formed Amid Tense Rhetoric and Family Feuds
Huron forms a militia to deter any hostile power, while Deacon Shannon declines to join, citing leadership by Sheldon in command of the trooper Iroquois Chief. Nearby critics mock the Deacon as eager for glory while fearing deadly confrontations.
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Huron
Deacon Shannon
Sheldon
Deacon
Selection Breeding and Management of the Dairy Herd
Professor J M Trueman of the Agricultural College Dairy Dept opened a packed talk on dairy herd selection and management. He warned against thoroughbreds, urged graded cows, and stressed measuring milk with the Babcock test, proper sire choice, and careful calf selection to build a profitable dairy herd in South Dakota. He urged humane treatment, good ventilation, accurate herd accounts, and feeding to maximize milk yield over fat content.
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J. M. Trueman
Agricultural Coollege Dairy Department
Professor Trueman
South Dakota
Hoard
Wisconsin
Senator Davis Resolution Affirmed as American Doctrine
The Davis resolution is praised as an accurate American doctrine. Its publication as the deliberate opinion of a leading statesman, backed by the Senate diplomacy committee, is viewed as beneficial for mankind. It argues nations cannot hinder popular government on the continent while maintaining friendly relations with the United States. It is not private.
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Davis
Senate
America
Congress
Hvronite
United States Senate
Rhapsody on the cow stirs barroom satire in Sioux City Tribune
The Sioux City Tribune mocks a gentle contributor with a playful rhapsody on the cow and a toast to bread, while joking about milk punch and the bar encounter. The piece hints at dark days and a playful quarrel over appreciation and spirit.
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Sioux City Tribune
Huroyrre
Tribune
Institute visit highlights farming progress and interest
President McLonath and Professor Hansen of the Agricultural College spent an hour between trains on Friday returning from a farmers institute at Faulkton. They praised a good attendance and intelligent interest in the discussions, noting Dr Cormack the college veterinarian as a participant. Institutes are advancing general farming like dairy conventions aid dairying.
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McLonath
Hansen
The
Agricultural College
Faulkton
Cormack
Young Professor Trueman Praised at State Dairy Meeting
The Horronrre notes praise for Professor Trueman of Brookings College dairy department who left his large classes to join the state association meeting in Huron. He is modest yet clear in explaining dairy science and admits limits, which strengthens his confident points.
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Horronrre
Trueman
Brookings College
State Association
Huron
Henry Independent Warns Against Underselling Grain Seed
The Henry Independent urges against selling grain too low to leave seed. It notes the county may not repeat last year’s experiment, even if half failed, and calls for solidarity in hard times despite personal cost.
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Henry Independent
Judge Gifford Recovers and Plans Downtown Talks
Judge Gifford, long ill with a serious sickness, is rising about the house. The Advocate intimates will soon be downtown to discuss matters with politicians. South Dakota residents express deep interest in his health and all like him.
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Gifford
South Dakota
Educated Citizens Seen as State Strength
Dr McLouth defines a well educated person as one whose powers are trained to the limit. The Hurowmite belief holds every inhabitant should be educated. A state with three million such people would be powerful.
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Dr. McLouth
Bulletin No 45 Details Forage Plants From Agricultural Station
Bulletin No. 45 of the Agricultural Experiment Station is issued and focuses on forage plants. Copies are available free to any resident of the state by writing to the college at Brookings.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Brookings
Campos Is Composed in Victory Row
Campos appears calm as the match unfolds while Krockinole, spelled with a K, delivers steady play. The contest features tense exchanges and a close finish highlighting both players’ composure.
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Campos
Black Hills to Host Immigration Convention
The Wessington Times notes Huron as the site for the state fair. Dairy plans hinge on low prices with dairying paying as needed. The cow may jump over the moon again and the harvest rises as she moves forward. Brother Blake remains off his feet but remains fed and cared for.
Great Northern poised to bridge Missouri at Yankton
The report notes the Great Northern is expected to bridge the Missouri River at Yankton. It also notes the annual meeting of the board of regents will be held in Huron in July.
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Board of Regents
Huron
Great Northern
Missouri
Yankton
Iroquois Chief Praises Mrs Davenport Visit Last Week
The Iroquois Chief spoke kindly of Mrs. S. S. Davenport during her visit to the town last week. The remarks highlight cordial relations and the significance of her presence in local affairs.
Lumber Yard Fire at Bancroft Causes Loss
A Bancroft lumber yard burned a few nights ago causing an estimated diary-loss of 600 dollars with no insurance coverage.
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Bancroft
Rebuild Redfield College At Once Demanded
A call echoes that the loss of Redfield College harms all state citizens. The appeal insists the institution must be rebuilt immediately and urges urgent action from authorities and the public.
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Redfield College
No Calling Demands Better Brains Than The Farmer
A brisk aphorism credits the modern farmer with superior intellect, even surpassing editors, asserting that farming requires sharper minds than public editorial roles.
Grand farmers institute at Watertown dates set
The grand farmers institute will be held in Watertown on January 30 and 31 with many of the nation's leading institute men in attendance.
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Grand Farmers’ Institute
Watertown
Money in eggs warns readers to break them wisely
The Henry Independent notes potential cash in eggs but urges caution in how to breakup the nest egg. It warns money can be bad, advising restraint and prudent handling of resources.
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Henry Independent
South Dakota Creameries Multiply in Five-Year Span
Five years ago South Dakota had no successful creamery. She now has about fifty, with the large majority operating successfully and expanding.
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South Dakota
Mathews Family to Return to Brookings Home in February
Word says Hon. Geo A Mathews and family will return to their Brookings residence early in February and receive a warm welcome.
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Geo. A. Mathews
Brookings
Watertown Seeks Stand at Republican State Convention
Watertown is a candidate for the next Republican state convention and, to a newspaper man, remains an innocent place with no known wrongdoing.
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Watertown
Paul Dutcher Seeks State Auditor Nomination
Exchanges report Paul Dutcher actively canvassing for the state auditor nomination. Supporters and observers note his efforts and public praise while the outcome remains unsettled.
Delinquent Bogs Beat in South Dakota Despite Growth
Among bog farms the delinquent breed faces harsh penalties. Pay-Up Saudies dominate, their lead is noted with satisfaction as the breed increases rapidly, signaling strong growth despite the losses.
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South Dakota
Watertown Public Opinion Praised for Long Editorial
A Watertown Public Opinion editorial is described as nine miles long, implied to be highly complimentary and read by many. The remark attributes extensive editorial effort to the paper and notes reader interest.
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Bro. Cory
Watertown Public Opinion
Croaker Delivers Quirky Reminder About Farm Life
A rural observer jokes that the cow cannot do everything, noting the limitation amid mule teams and daily farming tasks. The quip suggests practicality over grand expectations for livestock in farm routines.
Beadle County as Land of Creameries and Cheese Factories
Beadle county is described as having 35 townships with prime land. Comparison notes Jefferson Wisconsin with 77 creameries and 4 cheese manufactories, suggesting Beadle could have about 75 creameries and 9 cheese factories.
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Beadle County
Jefferson
Wis
Beadle
South Dakota Dairy Industry Highlighted in Special Issue
The De Smet News and Leader published a timely special number focused on South Dakota dairying. The issue aims to interest readers considering South Dakota as a place of residence and contains a variety of pertinent topics for prospective residents and dairy enthusiasts.
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de Smet
South Dakota
Republicans to Send South Dakota Delegation to National Convention
In Lowe a proposal suggests sending the South Dakota Republican congressional delegation as a body to the St. Louis national convention to present a united and strong showing for the state. The call argues unity will maximize South Dakota’s influence at the gathering.
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Lowe
South Dakota
St. Louis
Kephart Named Secretary of Knoxville Commercial Club
W. H. Kephart longtime editor and artist at Miller Press is named secretary of the Commercial Club of Knoxville Tennessee with a comfortable salary. He also serves as city editor of the Daily Journal and remains popular in Knoxville after his South Dakota days.
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W. H. Kephart
Miller Press
Commercial Club of
Knoxville
Daily Journal
South Dakota
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Black Hills
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