Crouin trials delayed to August and census estimates noted
The item notes that Tue Crouin trials likely won t occur until August. It mentions Sherman s son joining the priesthood and movements toward slugging in a political sense. Census projections estimate the 180 population at 63 9 million in the United States. It also mentions indictments in Oronin with an Alder Sullivan name absence, and references to Cox s oration and local weather. The Sioux commission toured Parker en route to Chamberlain.
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United States
National committee member favors 92 Republican convention in Huron
A national committee member advocates holding the 1992 Republican National Convention in Huron. The statement reflects one member's preference amid discussions on venue location for the party gathering.
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National Committee
Huron
Declaration of Independence praised for well being
A quotation credits the Declaration of Independence with improving human well being more than decisive battles, attributed to Cox.
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Dovsinessi
Cox
Paul Dutcher Named Postmaster in Raymond
The bright young newspaper man Paul Dutcher of Raymond Clark County has received his expected appointment as postmaster. Congratulations.
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Paul Dutcher
Raymond
Clark County
Delegates Mathews Sent To Washington Rumor
Tax papers imply Delegate Mathews has gone to Washington and would do no harm there if true. The remark hints at political moves as newspapers note possible absence from local affairs.
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Mathews
Washington
Census to Highlight Public Debt Facts in Next Survey
The upcoming census aims to specialize in the indebtedness of the people, promising valuable and interesting insights into financial standings and burdens across communities.
Sand and Rain Spur Call for Irrigation Reform
A fragment notes the need for irrigation amid rain dripping on a reader’s back and desk, arguing that the country must be saved through water management and resilient farming. The lines imply urgency about rainfall dependence and agricultural planning.
Cant Favours Jo Cannon as Speaker Choice
Cant, editor of the Pioneer Press, supports Jo Cannon of Illinois for speaker. Henderson of Iowa would place the choice nearer the northwest where it is said to be greatly needed.
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Cant
Washington
Pioneer Press
Boom Jo, Cannon
Illinois
Henderson
Iowa
State to drill artesian well before selling school lands
Question raised about the state pushing an artesian well across about one hundred school sections prior to offering them for sale or lease. The text asks who would bear the cost and suggests the arrangement benefits potential buyers.
Super Moony Arrives Tomorrow at Noon in Kent House
The note says Super Moony will reach tomorrow at noon and stay at the Kent house where he can be found. A Redfield figure W. W. Taylor speaks to a Minneapolis Tribune representative, placing Sioux Falls first and Redfield third in the race.
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Super Moony
Kent House
W. W. Taylor
Redfield
Minneapolis Tribune
Sioux Falls
Humphrey of Faulk County Nominated for State Ticket
Mr. H. A. Humphrey of Faulk county stops in the city en route to Sioux Falls for the constitutional convention. Friends speak of him as a possible nominee for the Republican state ticket on August 27.
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H. A. Humphrey
Faulk County
Sioux Falls
Let the State Fund Flowing Wells for Stockmen Leasing
A heated note proposes state aid amounting to 2000 dollars to supply flowing wells. The plan envisions leasing rights to stockmen at no less than one dollar per acre per year. It notes 640 dollars at 4 percent on a 16000 dollar valuation and argues rapid improvement of the section.
Iris Thomas Jefferson Remembered as Statesman and Visionary
Fragmentary reminiscence honors Iris Thomas Jefferson as a statesman and craftsman of a vast Mississippi and Pacific poll. The passage praises his foresight beyond river valleys and wealth, praising practical and economic planning.
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Iris Thomas Jefferson
Mississippi
Ohio
Atlan
Land division notes indicate townships sections and sales
Fragmentary text references division by townships and sections with sales to settlers and mentions Cox. The unreadable OCR limits detail but points to land allocation and sale actions in a settler context.
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Cox
Louisiana Purchase Marks of Foresight and Statesmanship
Fragmentary quotation notes patriotism of Jeff in drafting the Declaration and highlights his Louisiana Purchase as a conspicuous mark of foresight and statesmanship. Implicit reference to S. 8. Cox and writings to genius.
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Jeff
Louisiana
Cox
Wriften
Plow and Land Symbolize Freedom In Early American Debate
A Fourth of July reflection notes that plow and land symbolize liberty but real freedom requires access to resources. It argues the American Congress faced the challenge of securing this foundation both before and after the constitution, shaping democratic rights and prosperity.
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Aviajuon
American Congress
S. 8. Cox
Address of Mr. Cox Praised as Historic Work
The paper lauds Mr. Cox as a premier statesman with a lasting volume of about fifty pages. It notes his long diplomatic service over thirty years and marks his industry, steadfast nature, and devotion to American institutions as defining traits. The address is deemed invaluable for the new northwest and for every young man and woman there.
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Cox
Northwest
Dakota calls for artesian well debate over rainfall and waters
A 4 page communication by Cornwall in Dakota argues for an artesian well remedy to drought. He acknowledges disagreement but says rainfall shortages are a blessing if managed. The piece stresses water's value to farmers stock men and regional prosperity.
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Tom Cornwall
Dakota
South Dakota
Cornwall
Col. Miller Emerges as Hurley Candidate Leader
Col. H. W. Miller, a colonel, is named as a leading candidate for the South Dakota state ticket, with the party praising him as a strong and suitable choice amid limited options.
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Col. Miller
Hurley
H. W. Miller
South Dakota
Dic
Evening Sale at J W Campbells
A small listing notes an event at J W Campbells this evening from 8 to 10 o clock. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local sale or gathering.
Artiansan Agitation Urges Artesian Wells for Moisture
The piece argues for issuing bonds to fund artesian wells in the Jim River valley to bring abundant moisture. It envisions counties thriving as water returns, urging residents to support county bonds, lake beds, and streams to entice settlers and boost prosperity. It warns without irrigation many farms will perish and politics must favor practical knowledge over prejudice.
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Suedta
The
Jim
Ben i
Jim River
Cornwall
South Dakota Should Put Forward Her Ablest Men
The piece argues that a state's influence in Congress rises with the talent of its senators. It cites historical figures from Massachusetts, Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, New York, and Wisconsin again, noting how strong representation boosted state power while losses diminished it. It mentions Roscoe Conkling and the decline of New York's influence after his departure.
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South Dakota
Conklin
Congress
Webster
Massachusetts
Clay
Kentucky
United States Senate
Illinois
Stephen A. Douglas
U. S. Senate
Matt H. Carpenter
Timothy 0. Howe
Wisconsin
New York
Union
John Spooner
Roscoe Conkling
Wall
Conkling
Thé Gentleman from New York Congressional Directory
Thé Gentleman from New York outlines Samuel Sullivan Cox of New York. It traces his education at Brown University and Ohio University Athens, law practice, roles as editor, secretary of legation to Peru, and political career spanning multiple congresses. The passage notes his Democratic alignment and later resignation to become minister to Turkey.
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Samuel Sullivan Cox
New York
Zanesville
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens
Brown University
Providence
Ohio) Statesman
Peru
Chicago
Colan
Cea Biel
Newarketto
Yivian Tremain
Tehning
James Rooks
Turkey
H U. Joseph Pulitzer
Wagner
Milbank Advance Details New Ad Companies for Milk Lines
Milbank Advance reports from Hokostre and other papers on the organization of two new companies to build lines into Milk and other areas. The details outline formation, scope, and expected impact, with cautious encouragement for progress in regional rail expansion.
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Milbank Advance
Hokostre
Milbank Urges Vote on New Railroads and Civic Aid
A Milbank plan seeks to revive a railroad and attract capital to boost real estate value. Supporters push for a circulating petition and a town vote on aid under the new law, with payment deferred until the road is insured and two years to raise funds. Enthusiasm flows from a Friday meeting and from Big Stone City and Ortonville meetings, urging neighboring townships to back wiring opinions and transportation prices.
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Milbank
Competi
Big Stone
Ortonville
South Dakota Republican State Convention Set
A call by the Republican Central Committee for a state convention is issued. Delegates are allotted by county, with one delegate per county and representation for circuit members. The meeting aims to authorize representatives and form plans for the party’s judicial conventions. Hood's pills are noted in connection with health remedies.
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Orer
Republican Central Committee
George A. Mathews
South Dakota
Orf
Tps
Torent
Territory
Dakota
Fifth Judicial District
Beadle
Charles
W. Ve
Nathan T. Senith
John Cet
Cleelee Hunnieen
Otice
Beadle County
D. T
Judge G Moody of Deadwood Arrives for Today’s Talk
Judge G Moody of Deadwood arrived by train from the south for today’s program. He was met by the reception committee at the Depot hotel and greeted by many friends. He will deliver the anticipated address this afternoon.
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Judge G
Moody of
Deadwood
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