The Drouth in the Nation’s Heart
A vivid poem laments drought across the land, describing parched earth and the longing for water. The speaker mourns a failed relief, imagines fire and ice, and awakens from a dream where the sun’s glare and a straw obstruct relief.
Anthrax quarantine ordered in Brovx City Todar
General news briefs report quarantine established by Dr R M Nicholson assistant state veterinarian in Brovx City Iowa to halt spread of cattle disease anthrax, spurring other items including John Roach's decline, political tensions in the UK and US Senate activity on veto messages and territorial legislation.
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Brovx City
Towa
R. M. Nicholson
John Roach
New York
Dakota News Special to the Plain Record July Vote on Restraining Clause Fails
In Sioux Falls the resolutions to submit repeal of the restraining clause to a popular vote failed 31 to 20. The report lists yeas and nays from numerous counties and localities, with other briefs on crops, appointments, and incidents across South Dakota and neighboring towns.
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Sioux Falls
Yeas
Allen
Baker
Campbell
Coffin
Conniff
Goddard
McCook
Gunderson
Hanson
Huntley
Jones
McCallum
Owen
Proudfoot
Sheets
Stone
Tychson
Ward
Yankton
Weatherwax
Wilcox
Williams
Ashton
Beebe
Berdahl
Buechler
Dahl
Dollard
Dott
Dow
Fellows
Gehon
Gifford
Minnehaha
Gray
Gregory
Haines
Kanouse
Kellam
Maynard
More
Murphy
Neil
Oaks
Patten
Taylor
Updyke
Walton
Hughes
White
Wright
Lake
Brookings
Edgerton
Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Dakota
Union
Howard, Dak
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Milwaukee and St
Aberdeen
Maj
L. A. Burke
Ipswich
D. T
United States Land Office
Maj. Burke
Register
Mr. Burke
B. E. Hutchinson
Central
Canton
Advocate
G. C. Bagley
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Madison
Masonic Fraternity
State Normal School
Plac
A.J. Edghton
Mitchell
Opera House
Agitation of Artesian Well Idea Grows
Tar Hoxonrrs began to agitate the artesian well subject before its first press was set up and was to be visited by ridicule from friends and foes. The idea appears to be taking hold.
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Tar Hoxonrrs
Dakota Constitutional Convention Ends With Division Vote
The closing session renews the fight on the repeal of section 32 with Judge Moody’s opposition letter and Judge Campbell delivering key arguments. The convention adopts plans for a public vote on division by November and reelects the executive committee while planning meetings through November 23, 1886. The State League also meets, naming John A. Owen as president and T. D. Kanouse as an officer.
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Pioneer Press
Sioux Falls
Congress
Dakota
Coveney
South Dakota
Moody
Campbell
Friends of Submission
United States
Seval
Vid Executiv
State League
John A. Owen
T. D. Kanouse
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