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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1888
Page
1
The text outlines advertising rates and deadlines for a Sunday edition. It mentions a six month rate and a weekly rate, with attention to the proper posting times and the need to send copy before a specified hour. It references circulation figures and the counting process.
A long extract of the Jeffersonian doctrine declares that governments derive power from the governed and may be altered if tyrannical. It asserts unalienable rights, lists royal usurpations, and proclaims the colonies’ right to independence, calling for unity under Providence.
The fragment recounts a nonpartisan speech urging cautious voting, mentions slavery history, a large High ore farmers meeting, and a Florida letter from June 26 detailing travel from Burdette to Sanford via Winter Park. It notes Posey Wilson's farm, truck farming plans, crops, and upcoming soil prep guidance.
The Republican county meeting in Beadle will be held at the court house in Huron. A representative slate of delegates and officials will be chosen for the congressional convention. The article discusses July conventions and plans to influence Dakota constitutional actions.
An endorsement from Beadle County voters supports General Hugh J. Campbell for congressional candidacy. Signed by 225 voters including all 35 Beadle County Republican Central Committee members and other leading Republicans, the statement names Campbell as the county’s statehood leader.
Unusual interest has manifested itself in the Huron statehood gathering planned for next month. Dakota will be largely represented in the meeting and by participants who have not previously joined in. The division and statehood sentiment is now almost unanimous.
The remains of the Cleveland administration will be tenderly tied in a bandanna handkerchief, as March, and taken back to Buffalo.
The Webster Reporter lauds A. C. Mellette as fit for governor and a leader for Dakota. The endorsement signals Republican support for Mellette and Dakota’s path toward admission to the Union.
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