Republican State Convention Call for Huron South Dakota
The Republicans of South Dakota call a delegate convention in Huron at the Opera House on September 20 1993 at 4 30 pm to nominate candidates for the South Dakota Supreme Court and conduct other lawful business. Representation is one delegate per fifty votes cast for Governor Sheldon in 1893 with alternates advised and no proxies. The Central Committee chaired by J M Greene and J H Scriven issues this notice.
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South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Supreme Court of
C. H. Sheldon
Harper's Magazine July Edition Featured Breezy Tone
Harper's Magazine for July offers a breezy, light tone with essays and lighter commentary. The issue balances cultural critique with accessible prose, appealing to readers seeking casual, reflective reading.
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Harper’s Magazine
Artesian Well and Rain Folklore Highlight Hitchcock Area
In Hitchcock area locals note a new artesian well near town. Potter and Sully counties report good crops and timely rains despite periods of drought. Judge S J Conklin will preside at Waterloo on the Fourth. A provocative remark about Altgeld closes the note.
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Potter and Sully
S. J. Conklin
Waterloo
Wis
Local Rain Measure Sparks Witty Observation
A humorous note compares recent rainfall to a man’s nose, stating an inch of water in a week is a good deal. The quip reflects everyday weather petty theater and regional humor.
Fort Pierre Woman Admitted to South Dakota Supreme Court
Miss N. A. Douglas of Fort Pierre has been admitted to practice before the South Dakota supreme court, marking a milestone in her legal career. The admission confirms her eligibility to argue cases in the state’s highest court.
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N. A. Douglas
Fort Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Elkton Politico Hugh S Murphy Rumored Financial Trouble
Rumor circulates in Elkton that well known politico business figure Hugh S Murphy may be facing serious financial difficulties and potential insolvency. The chatter centers on his mounting debts and missing assets, though no formal statement has been issued.
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Elkton Politico
Hugh S. Murphy
Horticulturist Corbett Impresses at Tyndall Meeting
Prof L C Corbett of the Agricultural College attended the Tyndall gathering and made a favorable impression with his expertise in horticulture.
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L. C. Corbett
The
Agricultural College
Tyndall
Huron Fire Seen as Warning Against Gasoline Carelessness
The Doland Record and other papers urge the Huron fire as a cautionary example of the dangers of careless gasoline use, urging stricter safety practices to prevent similar blazes.
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Doland
Grain Palace to Rise in Aberdeen This Season
Aberdeen papers offer views of the Grain Palace scheduled for erection in the city this season, presenting plans and artistic renderings for the new structure.
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Aberdeen
Leland Stanford’s Land Theory on Security Backed by Land Wealth
The fae Leland Stanford posits that since all value originates from land, land serves as the strongest security for money. The idea centers on land as a foundational asset, tying wealth to real estate and agricultural potential rather than abstract instruments.
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Leland Stanford
Thurston Takes Full Editorial and Business Charge at Sentinel
W P Thurston now holds editorial and business control of the Columbia Sentinel alone. He vows to honor the position. The Faulkton Republican notes favorable growing weather with showers and booming crops in its area.
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W. P. Thurston
Columbia Sentinel
Faulkton Republican
Wet Harvest Threatens South Dakota Outlook
A grim note warns that South Dakota faces a wet harvest season with risks to crops and farming stability. Weather patterns and prior rainfall pressure growers, prompting calls for timely fieldwork and risk management.
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South Dakota
Aberdeen News Sees Hope in European Dreariness
The Aberdeen News suggests the European downturn may raise demand for American farm products, implying higher prices for U.S. farmers amid global uncertainty.
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Europe
Aberdeen News
Newspaper Boys Debate Rainmakers In Local Showers
Journal youths along the Redfield Dolani Clark line debate whether earthly rainmakers influenced a recent spell of showers. The fragment hints at uncertainty about attribution and causes.
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Redfield-Dolani-Clark
President Calls Congress to An Extra Session
Special to the Huronics reports President Johnson issues a call for an extra session of Congress to convene on August 7th.
Burglas at Alpena Safe Blown Open in Sunday Heist
The Phillips hardware store safe at Aprena was blown open by burglars on Sunday morning. The thieves netted under $100 in cash. Griaas.
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Phillips’ Hardware Store
Griaas
Alpena Journal Announces Red-White and Blue Celebration
In the June 30 issue the Alpena Journal notes patriotic decorations for Independence season and mentions the encampment of veteran soldiers at Wessington Springs, highlighting local ceremonies and public interest.
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Alpena Journal
Wessington Springs
Ex President Harrison Traces Sherman Act as Expedient
The former president says the Sherman act was an expedient for reform while The Monron.rz later labeled it a makeshift, highlighting differing views on the act’s utility and permanence.
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Harrison
Monron.rz
Cooper Urged for North Dakota Postmaster Role
James Cooper, a former county resident, is urged for the postmaster position at Oakes North Dakota. He is described as a born young Democrat, honest and capable, with knowhow to choose a good deputy.
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Jim Cooper
Oakes
North Dakota
James
Ormsby Mentioned as Governor Candidate for Iowa
Col. E. S. Ormsby, well known in the area, is among those considered by the state republican convention for governor. He is praised for honesty and ability.
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Col. E. S. Ormsby
Iowa
Dakota Investor Bro Manima's Monthly Publication Boom
Dakota Investor praises Bro M¢Manima's new monthly as a beautiful and useful publication. It is expected to attract strong patronage and remain popular throughout the year.
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Pncome Dakota Investor
Bro. M¢Manima
New Monthly
Sermon on Irrigation Sparks South Dakotan Lesson
Rev Basford of the Redfield Journal preaches a large sermon arguing irrigation is the Lord's plan to burn the lesson into South Dakotans. The Huron audience recognizes the ideas, though in somewhat finer English than our own.
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Basford
Redfield Journal
South
Beadle County chicken breed cited in Alpena Journal note
A Beadle county resident references a chicken breed called Limbhorn with a dismissive jab at the Jerauld pets of culture who discuss Crushed Cocoanut Limbanters. The piece uses witty local commentary and contrasts rural speech with urban lofty talk.
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Beadle County
Alpena Journal
Briggs
Beadle
Governor Sheldon Clarifies July 12 South Dakota Plans
The governor did not fix a date for South Dakota exercises at the world’s fair. He was told by the fair management that July 12 had been set, and he accepted no independent decision. The matter is settled with that notification.
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Sheldon
South Dakota
Populist Convention Report Notes Buchanan Speech
Huronite columnist asserts accurate reporting of Robert Buchanan at the Populist gathering in Huron. Though not a delegate, Buchanan spoke praising separation of the bench from politics and stating Populists have suitable men. Loucks had yet to take the platform by 11 30.
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Huron
Robert Buchanan
Buchanan
Loucks
Vermillion Advertisers Support Local Press in Vermilion
The Vermillion Republican notes Vermillion firms prove the value of advertising by supporting the local press. It asserts half the businesses invest in printer's ink not as charity, but because the practice yields substantial returns, with the stronger advertiser half driving much of Vermilion's commerce.
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Watertown
Vermillion Republican
Vermillion
Sweet Charity
Vermiilien
Pope Manufacturing Ad Dodges Strikeback, Claims Calendar Scheme
The Huronite denounces Pope Manufacturing for sending editors 2 cent calendars and soliciting $10 to $25 per puff for cycles. After a "Good Roads" tactic, the firm now pushes a new scheme on "Errors in School Books" inviting editors to charge Pope for space. The paper claims the company should pay for space, comparing it to the Sioux City Corn Palace in stance.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Pope
Sioux City
State Journal
Senator Edmunds Calls for Repeal of Shan Law
The senator states no proposed legislation beyond repealing the Shan law and restoring pre 1873 motor laws. The remark aligns with a conservative stance on current statutes and regulatory changes.
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Edmunds
South Dakota’s crop prospects look vast this year
The record notes that South Dakota faces a bountiful crop season overall with some dry areas and some poor cultivation affecting certain fields. The writer emphasizes the state’s large size and agricultural importance.
Trustee president assures public funds safe
Capt. E. T. Sheldon, president of the board of trustees of the Agricultural college, now at Plankinton, reports treasurer Frenden fed is taking steps to secure the public funds under his charge regardless of any personal losses he may incur.
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E. T. Sheldon
Board of Trustees
the Agricultural College
Plankinton
Frendenfe'd
Indebted Acknowledgment From Local Delegates
The piece notes a brief call by delegates from Brookings Individual and Volga to the populist convention, mentioning a trespass on the host’s reserve while seeking the real subject of interest. It references Mr W M Wright and Bro. Cochrane in a temporary, out-of-place visit.
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Bro. Cochrane
Brookings
W. M. Wright
Volga
John
Woman Recovers From Injury After Tip Over Incident
The Doland Times-Record reports Mrs Bauman is recovering from injuries suffered when a tip over occurred while the family was returning from Huron several weeks ago. She has been around most of the time but cries at times.
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Huron
Doland Times-Record
Visitor from South Dakota Stirs Madison Daily Leader
A familiar visitor to Madison, well known to local newspaper staff, browses the editorial column and notes Henry Neil accusing Lyon of egotism in a playful exchange. The moment hints at light newsroom chatter and local literary critique.
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South Dakota
Madison Daily Leader
Harosire
Henry Neil
Lyon
President Cleveland May Call Extra Session in August
The article argues Cleveland may convene an extra Congress as early as August 7th. It suggests the move would signal swift repeal of the Sherman silver law and a shift toward a gold standard, reflecting Cleveland's financial policy goals.
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Cleveland
A Quieted ding marriage in Warren Indiana
Prof. J. A. Shannon married Miss Lena Robb at home on May 28. Local press offers hearty congratulations and notes Wolsey Journal keeps quiet on details while wishing the couple happiness.
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Warren (Ind
J. A. Shannon
Lena Robb
Wolsey Journal
The Huronite Warrants Silver Ideas Against Reason
A satirical critique of silver standard debates and fiat theories. The piece argues that Congress cannot fix value at par globally and notes the complicating history with Lincoln, Chase, Blaine, and Harrison. It likens monetary theory to other impractical propositions and mocks overconfident editorial minds.
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Agai
Brother Loucks
Congress
Aberdeen News
Lincol
Chase
Windo
Blaine
Harrison
Senato Allison
Paper and silver dollar value debate in public opinion
A reader questions the value of silver and paper dollars, arguing that a true silver dollar is worth zero cents in modern terms while a “paper dollar” holds value above one mill, contrasting metal and currency concepts. The page discusses perceived financial mischief and the nonexistence of a genuine paper dollar.
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America
Beadie County Sees Strong Overall Crop Prospects
Despite pockets of failure in certain townships, Beadie county reports a growing big crop this year and expects land values to rise 25 to 6 percent next year as farmers note robust yields and ample feed for people.
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Bes@ie
Beadie County
Debate on state treasury custody and public funds
The editorial argues for centralizing cash in the state treasurer’s hands to ensure safety and timely disbursement. It criticizes use of bonds and foreign policy dependence, urging action by legislators and the governor to prevent large sums from lingering in private custody.
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Pierre Capital
Honorife
Hon
Freudenfeld
Iie
Fraternal Wisdom and Acknowledgments Highlighted
Fragmentary text praises fraternal wisdom and reliability, naming a Huronite figure as a gem. The piece emphasizes strong traditions and dependable guidance, with scattered phrases suggesting community respect and moral support.
Planking Bank Failure Questioned by College Treasurer
Treasurer Freudenfeld of the Agricultural College asserts the institution will not suffer from the Planking Bank failure. He says he should know where the college stands financially.
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Joe
Aberdeen News
Freudenfel
Arrigultural College
Freudenfeld
Miss Anderson Accepts Ogier Post in Minneapolis School
Miss Ball Anderson has taken a position as an ogier in a Minneapolis school after earning high regard in Huron and Brookings. Her fine service and popularity in local schools are noted as she relocates and begins new duties.
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Huron
Brookings Register
Ball Anerson
Ogier
Minneapolis
Nall for Circuit Judge in Redfield Commonwealth Session
Nall of Huron attended the court session in town. He is one of four in the judicial district, aiming for circuit judge. The report notes support and conviction of the inde long.
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Nall
Redfield Commonwealth
Mee Nall
Huron
Huron Wins World’s Coursing Tournament Title
Kimball Graphic reports Huron captured the Worlds Coursing Tournament to be held in October. The event will be largely attended by lovers of the chase from around the world.
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Kimball Graphic
Huron
Huron to Host International Coursing Association Meeting
Huron has been chosen as the site for the annual meeting of the International Coursing Association in October. The event will draw several hundred visitors from clubs across the United States and Europe.
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Royal Rabbit
Blunt
Huron
International Coursing Association
Europe
Rains Crown Calamity
Rain across sections of the state pleases South Dakotans except possibly leaders of the independent party.
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Sioux Falls
South
How Huronians Are Built After Fire
Huronians resume business operations promptly after a destructive fire. The pattern of recovery is described as characteristic of the community a testament to resilience and pragmatic rebuilding. The article emphasizes strength and continuity in the town’s approach to hardship.
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Sioux Falls Press
Huron
Sympathizers Support Huron After Large Fire
Brookings residents express sympathy for Huron as a major blaze last Saturday burned a half block of commercial buildings including part of the Dakota house. Local sympathy and aid efforts begin to assist those affected.
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Brookings Register
Huron
Dakota House
Brookings
World is In It Inter Empire Coursing Tournament
The International Coursing Club announces a world tournament to be staged in Huron next October with extensive global publicity. The event aims to showcase Huron as a key host in a major international sports gathering.
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World
Ton Inter-Empire
International Coursing Club of the World
Huron
Perdu University Class Heads to Columbian Exhibition
Prof Solberg and his class depart for Chicago to conduct a systematic review of the technical mechanics at the World’s Columbian Exposition.
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Tly Learning
Pere Maplater
H. ©. Solberg
Chicago
Perdu University
Huron Energy Sentiment From Yankton Friends
Yankton extends sympathy to Huron in this hour of trouble and ashes. The note speaks of Huron pluck and energy to sweep away debris and rebuild more substantially.
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Huron
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Yankton
Former Doland Boy Recounts Fire Loss and Return
Joe Blundy, a former Doland resident who left five years ago and has traveled widely, arrived Wednesday from Huron. He was boarding at the Star restaurant during the fire and lost all his clothing and possessions. He plans to stay in the area until fall.
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Doland Times-Record
Joe. Blundy
Doland
Huron
Star
Artesian Well at Pierre Promises Odd Cures
A Pierre spouter claims the artesian well there spouts fire and water and that its medicinal properties can limber a wooden leg joints and even remove the cuticle from a glass eye. The boast is presented as a spectacle from far upriver.
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Chamberlain
Pierre
Irrigation drive for Redfield farm group proposed
Farmers urge united action to drill an artesian well at Vish Hassell and Myers farm. They claim unirrigated crops suffer and four farmers contributing $600 each could secure Cabmeel against droughts.
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Redfield
Gospel of Good Water in Redfield Journal-Observer
An editorial envisions irrigation by artesian water in the Great Basin and its conversion into electricity. It calls for large capital and unity among settlers, arguing the benefits will accrue to today’s generation as progress arrives.
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Redfield Journal-Observer
Gift to Yankton College Tops Five Hundred Dollars
Mr. T M Jeffers of Jeffris Wisconsin long a donor to Yankton College has sent 500 dollars through Mrs. Joseph Ward to aid in securing Ward Hall of Science. Other gifts bring the total to over 1000 dollars and this marks a year of volunteer effort by Mrs. Ward whose friends expect her return in July.
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Tom
Yankton Preas
Dakotan
T. M. Jeffers
Jeffris
Wis
Huron
South Dakota
Yankton College
Joseph Ward
Ward Hall of Science
Pierre Out to Grass
Local readers note East Pierre resembles a stock ranch with many horses and cows roaming loose. The writer urges immediate action to address the situation.
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Pierre
Pierre Capital
J. E. Rose
East Pierre
Loucks Responds to Sage Challenge Mentioned
The Ruralist last week failed to note Loucks reply to Sage's accepted challenge. Loucks, a local resident, likely heard of the confrontation despite the omission.
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Mitchell
Loucks
Sage
Getting to the Front in Law, Faulkton Record
A. E. Chamberlain of Huron formerly Gettysburg has attended court here. He formed a partnership with Hon. A. E. Melville after moving to Huron and is rapidly advancing in law, regarded as a promising young lawyer in the state.
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Faulkton Record
A. E. Chamberlain
Haron
Gettsburg
A. E
A. E. Melville
Huron
Crops Improve Across County as Rain Helps Outlook
Advices from Oldham and nearby areas report crops in good condition with rain restoring moisture. Old Kingsbury steadies after a dry spell and the general county outlook for an average harvest remains favorable across Esmond Erwin Willow Lakes and Lake Preston regions.
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Royal Grain
Dermet News-Leader
Old Kingsbury
Oldham
Lake Preston
Esmond Way
Erwin
Willow Lakes
Corn Palace Idea Originated With South Dakota Ladies
The Huronite notes the corn palace concept began with South Dakota ladies during the territorial fair at Huron. A miniature palace was built with corn stalks, lath, and wire as the framework and a roof made of corn and tassels. The idea spread to Sioux City two years later.
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South Dakota
Huron
Sioux City
The Industrial School and Agricultural College Vision
Dr. Lewis McLouth outlines aims for an industrial school at Watertown. He argues for a college focused on industrial classes and laboring producers, reserving universities for learned professions, and presents a report discussing the purpose and work of an agricultural college.
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the Industrial School
Watertown
Lewis McLouth
An Anarchist Governor Reshapes Pardoning Power
The article criticizes Gov. Altgeld for pardoning Chicago anarchists, arguing he placed himself above Illinois and U.S. Supreme Courts. It says the governor denounced judges and misstated laws in his message. It predicts voters will seek to curb the pardoning power.
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Aberdeen News
Altgeld
Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Supreme Court of the United States
Illinois
Does Advertising Pay in Business Success
The article weighs the payoffs and risks of advertising with varied opinions. It notes John Wanamaker's success and his insistence on hiring a full time advertiser, plus a recommendation that businesses spend about twenty percent of stock value yearly on ads. It cites biased rival views and concludes that the most successful merchants are those who advertise.
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Redfield Commonwealth
John Wanamaker
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