Our Big Fair Promises Record South Dakota Exhibition
The Second Annual Central South Dakota Fair promises the greatest agricultural and stock display in state history. Premiums exceed $5,000 with many exhibitors already signaling intent to display stock grains and produce. The stock department will be led by top Central South Dakota stock growers and aims to rival western exhibitions. The state fair’s permanence motivates purses equal to those of state organizers, and expectations are high for attendance surpassing other agricultural shows in the state.
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Ation
South Dakota
Legislature Raises Incorporation Fees Across South Dakota
Opinion from Sioux Falls Argus Leader and Aberdeen News argues the legislature erred by not amending incorporation laws to make promoters bear government burdens. Despite increases, editors warn higher fees may drive away legitimate local and foreign corporations, reducing state revenue amid competition from states like New Jersey.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Aberdeen News
Supreme Court Justice denounces lynching and burning
Justice Brewer condemns lynching as murder and barbarism and calls for swift, death-penalty justice. He urges states to enact capital punishment and immediate trials to curb mob violence and end the practice.
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Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Watertown Editor Praised as Genius by Peers
The Watertown Public Opinion editor is lauded as a genius by colleagues. The remark underscores the literary skill and editorial vision shaping the paper's coverage.
Tax tensions stir Mitchell as Bras faces critique
The Armour Herald notes discontent in Mitchell over assessment letters from Harry Bras. It reports locals doubt their harmony and accuse Bras of overstepping taxing powers, while the Huronite asks if Bras has been seen or heard from in the debate.
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Harry Bras
Harry
Mitchell
Armour-Herald
Bras
Practitioner Mueller Barred From Madison Hospital
Dr. F. Mueller, associate of Dr. Lorenzo, lacks a state license to practice and cannot work at Madison Hospital until after the board’s December meeting. He will be unable to fill his engagements there during that period.
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F. Mueller
Lorenzo
Madison Hospital
State Board of Medical
Dora Donald Named Superintendent for Deaf Mute School
The board of charities and corrections appoint Miss Dora Donald, current superintendent of the Deaf Mute School in Sioux Falls, to fill the vacancy. She previously led the blind asylum at Gary and is praised for the asylum’s success there.
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Tions
Dora Donald
Sioux Falls
Miss Donald
Gary
Sioux Falls Mayor Under Fire In Editorial Plea
The Sioux Falls Press accuses the mayor of using office for private graft and urges public understanding. With no campaign underway locally, the paper suggests the mayor should step down.
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Durpside
Sioux Falls
Liquor Licenses Boost Tax Revenue in Lawrence County
County commissioners granted fifty eight retail liquor licenses at one thousand dollars each. The action suggests direct tax income for Lawrence County should be substantial and busy for business.
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Lawrence County
Westchester Mayor Enlists Saloonkeepers in Drunkard Crusade
The Westchester Pennsylvania mayor starts a reform experiment by enlisting local saloonkeepers. About forty habitual drunkards have been blacklisted and cannot obtain alcohol at any city saloons.
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Westchester
Pennsylvania
Beadle County Rises as Premier Corn County
The county has transformed into a top corn producer in recent years, boosting land value as soils and management yield higher profits. Local farmers note Beadle's rise from overlooked to among the best, with land worth more than before.
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Beadle County
Cummins Open to Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
Gov. Cummins expresses willingness to accept the Republican nomination for vice president. He notes most governors of the forty five states would be strong contenders and many are as likely as he to be nominated.
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Cummins
Voter Preference Tilted Toward Pierre in County
The Huronite asked what percent of the county vote will go to Pierre. Judging from expressions and local interests we should say that fully ninety five percent of the total vote will be for Pierre.
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Pierre
Aberdeen enters large scale ready made clothing manufacture
The Aberdeen clothing company has received its machinery for producing ready made clothing marking the first large scale garment production in the state. The experiment will attract close public and industry attention as it proceeds.
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Aberdeen Clothing Company
South Dakota Colleges Urge Local Patronage
Advocates urge South Dakotans to attend state colleges using current instructors and equipment, arguing no need to study at eastern institutions for a thorough education.
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South Dakota
Delaware Negro Vote Value Compared to South Dakota Land
The report states that the value of the negro vote in Delaware has grown about the same proportion as land in South Dakota. It argues that land investment remains the more substantial, implying greater long term returns and security.
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Delaware
South Dakota
No money for the newspaper boys claim disputed
Two men dispute funding for reporters and say they have secured some newspapers to support Mitchell. The text invites readers to judge who is truthful. No further facts or context are provided.
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Tinan
Bread and butter problem of mankind analyzed
The piece argues the central global issue is affording bread and sustenance to all. It asserts solving hunger advances civilization and marks a new epoch.
Regents Rehire Ends Droppers Inquiry
The Droppers investigation may now be considered closed as the Board of Regents re-employs him for the coming year.
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Board of Regents
Land Buyer’s Promise to Grow Wealth and Feed Hogs
A man who buys more South Dakota land and raises more corn to feed more hogs aims for an independent fortune. The statement emphasizes expansion of farming ventures to increase wealth and self sufficiency.
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South Dakota
H C Shober Named District Agent for Equitable Life
Sioux Falls reports H C Shober has accepted a district agency for the Equitable Life Assurance Society, expanding the company’s regional presence and offering policy options to local residents.
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Sioux Falls
H. C. Shober
Equitable Life Assurance
Corn Will Make Coal Next Winter Says Argus Leader
The Argus Leader predicts corn will be used to produce coal next winter and expresses hope that the supply will not be devoted entirely to this new purpose.
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Argus-Leader
Farmer on Wool Tariff Revision Earning 16 Cents a Pound
The farmer receiving 16 cents a pound for wool is not keen on changing tariff. He voices tepid support for tariff revision, arguing current prices and income influence the stance.
No. Coal Shortage Looms in Minneapolis Twin Cities
The Minneapolis papers report a great shortage of coal in the twin cities. The private fortune of Pope Leo XIII is estimated at $5,000,000.
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Minneapolis
The
Twin
Leo XIII
Bryan accuses corporates in politics as business
The Commoner editor W. J. Bryan is described as saying corporation Democrats treat politics as business. The remark questions Bryan's own business background before and after his political career and hints at party colleagues following his lead.
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W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Iroquois Chief Salutes Jim City Fourth Celebration
The Iroquois Chief praised the July 4th celebration noting a satisfactory program and commendable treatment of attendees. He saw no valid complaints against the enterprising people of Jim City who organized the event.
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Jim City
Reconsidering J. P. Morgan’s Prominence in Ship Trust
The article reflects on financiers who backed Morgan and questions if he possesses any supernatural attributes after Morgan’s failure in promoting the ship trust. It notes that Morgan remains a human despite high expectations.
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J. P. Morgan
Earth
Morgan
Beadle County Corn Fields Described As Beautiful
The corn fields of Beadle county unfold as a beautiful sight with wide stretches of green and gold. The scene emphasizes rural agriculture and the tranquil landscape of the region.
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Beadle County
Huron Grad Admitted to Annapolis Cites Local Schools
The fourth Huron high school graduate, Ralph Stewart, has been admitted to Annapolis after passing examinations with high marks. The news is linked to recent criticisms by Congressman Tawney and is seen as evidence that South Dakota schools still maintain simple, primitive efficiency.
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Huron
South Dakota
Annapolis
Ralph Stewart
Tawney
Minneapolis Tribune
Very Low Rates to California and Return Via the Chicago & North-Western
Low round trip fares to California with return until October 15. Three Chicago to Coast trains daily with no change. Special G A R train departs Chicago Aug. 11 at 10:30 p m via DeKalb Clinton Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Boone to Omaha then Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Salt Lake City. For itinerary and details contact Chicago & North-Western agents.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Boone
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Peruna Endorsed by Officials and Patients in Letters
Letters from Hon Joseph H Ridgeway of St Paul Minnesota and others praise Peruna as a reliable stomach catarrh cure. James B Taylor from Roberts Indiana and J W Pritchard of Wolf Lake Indiana report lasting relief and meals restored. The notices urge readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Joseph H. Ridgeway
James B. Taylor
Roberts, Ind
J. W. Pritchard
Wolf Lake
Ind
Dr. Hartman
O. K
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Six Divorces Declared in Belvidere Circuit Court
In Belvidere nine divorce cases were heard. five decrees granted. Emma C Heine received absolute divorce from Henry Heine with custody of two children awarded to Emma. Hannah Hubert got absolute divorce from Louie Hubert on desertion grounds. Goran Goranson failed to appear. court set fees and $15 monthly support for the defendant. Minnie Berger sued August Berger for desertion and non support. service urged within 30 days. Lottie I Moore seeks divorce from Charles B Moore with alimony and fees set, case ongoing. Emma G Matheny and Orlando E Matheny face desertion and non-support issues. decree grants Emma custody of a minor and household goods. defendant to pay fees and $35 attorney and $25 monthly support.
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Emma C. Heine
Henry Heine
Chicago
Hannah Hubert
Louie Hubert
Huron
Goran Goranson
Minnie Berger
August Berger
Lottie I. Moore
Charles B. Moore
Belvidere
Ill
Emma G Matheny
Orlando
E. Matheny
Grace
Court Orders Continued Support for Minor Child
The order provides continued maintenance of the minor child for two years unless the court directs otherwise.
Huron Postoffice Advertised Letters List
Week ending July 11 at Huron postoffice lists uncalled letters. Names include Edith Blanchard Elmer Casey Mrs J W Fletcher 669 Chicago St, Mrs W Hurlburt Miss Nettie Martell Wm Mosey Albert Navothny Miss Alvina Shaw David Supnik H. Supnik cards and Mrs E E Williams. Postmaster C N Cooper signs.
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Huron
Huron Postoffice
Blanchard
Edith Casey
Elmer E. Fletcher
J. W
Chicago St
Hurlburt
W. Martell
Nettie McLaughlin
Wm. Mosey
Albert Navothny
Alvina Shaw
David Supnik
Whitman
Williams
E. E. C. N. Cooper
Just About Bedtime Little Early Risers Ad
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a gentle laxative that cures constipation biliousness and liver troubles by stimulating internal secretions without stomach lining irritation. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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DeWitt
Holland Wheeler
Rain Proof Tent Protection At Gentry Show
The Gentry Brothers Famous Shows adopt a secret waterproofing process making tents fully water tight for patrons and animals. Two performances are set for Friday July 17 with tents on Capitol Hill and shows to run both afternoon and night.
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Gentry Bros
Gentry
Capitol Hill
Teething Relief Ad Promotes Mrs Winslow's Syrup
An old remedy for teething children, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is advertised as soothing the child easing gum pain and curing wind colic and diarrhoea. The ad notes the price at twenty five cents per bottle.
Low Rates to the East for National Educational Meet
The Chicago & North-Western Railway invites teachers students and others to take advantage of reduced round trip excursion rates to Boston for the National Educational Association meeting next month. Liberal return limits apply with summer vacation plans in mind. Large movement anticipated. apply to Chicago & North-Western RY agents for details.
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Chicago & North-Western
Ba Y
National Educational Association
Boston
New England
Chicago & North-Western R’y
Very Low Excursion Rates to Musical Festival
American-Swedish singers in Minneapolis announce reduced excursion tickets via the North-Western line for July 20 21 and 22 with return allowed until July 27. Apply to Chicago and North-Western Railway agents for particulars.
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