Aberdeen Primaries Favor McCoy for Congress
North and South Committee notes delay and suspicion of procrastination. Aberdeen primaries reported favorable to McCoy for Congress with no serious opposition. Judge Moody speaks at Howard and Salem creating new friends. Gen. Warner predicts opening of the reservation next spring. Special from Washington D C dated July 17 reports the comptroller of currency's call for national bank condition as of July 12.
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Aberdeen
McCoy
Congress
Washieton
D. C
Comptroller of Currency
Adjudication Committee Holds Second Meeting
The Adjudication Committee met in Bismarck on July 17 with Mr. Camp as president. W T Hayden was elected secretary for North Dakota and Lak McClarren for South Dakota. Small items were rejected and no final adjudication was reached. The panel discussed procedure but made no decision. A proposal to have each institution paid by the state where located was debated. The session is expected to extend, and record division was postponed.
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Bismarck
Joint Commission
Mr. Camp
W. T. Hayden
North Dakota
Lak. McClarren
South Dakota
Caldwell
Money Goes. Sioux Farrs Per se July 18
Mr Hartley of Hand computes the $20 000 appropriation after convention expenses. He believes there is no anxiety about the remainder remaining unspent but urges expeditious work by the joint committee. If a deficit arises, he suggests senators and representatives request a further appropriation from Congress.
GA R Leader Expects Large Attendance at Milwaukee Encampment
Maj Warner, commander in chief of the G A R and Sioux Commissioner, arrived in Kansas City. He urged a strong turnout for the Milwaukee encampment and foresaw success in Sioux Commission work. He predicted the reservation would likely open to settlement early next spring.
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Kansas City
Maj
Warner
Milwaukee
Politicians Loucks Moody Address Howard Week Meetings
Howard hosts a week of political meetings with President Loucks speaking to many citizens on Monday and Judge Moody addressing large audiences on Tuesday. Moody’s clear exposition of Republican doctrine drew praise, as in other appearances.
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Loucks
Moody
Howard
Howand
South Dakota Education Officials to Meet July 31
Professor C. M. Young of the territorial board of education calls county superintendents and teachers to gather in Mitchell on July 31 to discuss questions related to school laws and school lands before statehood.
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Dakota Board of Education
Miro
C. M. Young
Torm
Territorial Board of Education
South Dakota
Mitchell
Aberdeen caucuses pick eight McCoy delegates to congress
Aberdeen July 17 Ward caucuses selected eight delegates for the county convention to back C. T. McCoy for congress. Only one ward showed any opposition, and there that opposition was minor.
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Aberdeen
McCoy
C. T. McCoy
Congress
First Ward
Postmaster General Opens Proposals for Postal Cards
The postmaster general opened proposals today for furnishing postal cards. The item named Wasutorox with four options was cited in the notice dated July 18, signaling a bidding process for new mail cards.
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Wasutorox
Postmaster ‘General
Constitutional Districts Formed In South Dakota Convention
Delegates debated creating eight large legislative districts covering most counties with reminders of compactness. A minority urged delaying action to gauge public sentiment. The plan divides the state into eight districts with specified county groups and reservations. Adjournments followed as committees work on credentials and indebtedness issues. Bonthi Dakota notes report Noble ordered removal of unlawfully herded cattle from Quapaw agency in Indian Territory.
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Kingsbury
Beadle
Hand
Hyde
Hughes
Suily
Amion
Union
Clay
Yankton
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
Charles
Turner
Meyer, Gregory and
Todd
Lincoln
Minnehaha
McCook
Moody and
Jake
Brookings
Es Hamlin
Codington
O’ Clark
Grant, Roberts, Day
Wahpeton and
Sisseton
Sanborn
Davison
Auroré
E Ule Buffalo
Jerauld
Hanson
I , Lyman
Pratt
Presho
Aetof Beadle
Spink
Brown
Marshall
Hyde, Hughes
Sully
Potter
Faulk
Edmunds
Walworth
Campbell
McPherson
Stanley
Pennington
Cugter
Fall River
Shannon
Washington
Ziebach
Waaurxerox
Noble
Quappaw
Indian Territory
Scandinavian Publish io company forms to issue South Dakota Echo
A Scandinavian paper concerns formation of Scandinavian Publish io company of South Dakota with $10,000 capital and offices in this city to publish the South Dakota Echo political Republican. Prospective president is O phe of Watertown. treasurer B H Lisa. secretary Jo Brookings. Directors include H H Natwick, B city, O Gesley of Gus Gilbert Parker, and P H Hat.
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Scandinavian Paper
Brooxines
Scandinavian Publish Io Company
South Dakota
South Dakota Echo
Republicin
Ineue Ee
O.phe
Watertown
B. H. Lisa
Jo Brookings
Directe
H. H. Natwick
B. City
O. Gesley
Gus Gilbert
Parker of Flaner
P. H. Hat
Oklahoma Government Convention Forming Provisional Government
A fragment notes a territorial convention in central Oklahoma on July 18 to form a provisional government by noon in a multi volume record. The text is incomplete and references a governing body and timing.
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Klahoma
Cen
Oklahoma
Census appoints Day expert for mining subject
July 17. Superintendent of Census Porter designated Dr. David Day as expert and special agent to handle the mines and mining topic for the eleventh census in South Dakota Wasmworox.
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South Dakota
David Ag Day
Judge Moody Visits Salem for Evening Opera House Speech
Judge Moody spent the day in Salem July 17 inspecting the area and attended an evening speech at the opera house. He made many acquaintances during his visit and left the town with new friends.
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Judge Moody
Salem
Sarum
Artesian Agitation Attracts Farmers Meeting Attention
Gerryspune July 19 Artesian well supply is a major topic at the upcoming farmers' meeting. Proposals include not only federal provision of artesian water but also county damming to block water losses and create evaporation driven rain, a plan to cool hot Dakotan winds and benefit neighboring Nebraska and Kansas. This question calls for collective effort from Dakotans willing to work for regional good.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Dakota Bigh-Joints Brivizex Joint Session
In Brivizex on July 19 the joint session of Geoday convenes and discusses upcoming plans. Local officials outlined agenda items and potential policy actions for the region.
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Dakota
Brivizex
Geoday
Settlement Efforts Continue Over Capital and Railroad Taxes
Fragmentary remarks suggest efforts to settle disputes on capital location and railroad tax spending in North Dakota. The commission nears a decision, but agreement remains distant as another session ends.
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Dako
Postmasters Appointments and Resignations List
A notice lists multiple postmasters and changes: John Lio at Huron South Dakota replaced by George J. L. removed. Jacob F. Weaver at Em-o Iowa replaced. Wm. B. Daw ley at Crookston Minnesota. Delia commission expired. Clotin G. Griff at Ni gannee Michigan. video Kinnon resigned.
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St. May
Woman Buried After Issues Held Today
The text notes that after the issues held today she was buried and mentions she came from Lemour Dakota.
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Lemour
Dak
Sullivan Intoxicated Arrives at Jersey City Ferry
United Press notes John Sullivan arrived intoxicated at Jersey City after reaching Penn Station. He was assisted by friends and boarded a Cortland Street ferry to proceed.
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Sullivan
New York
John Sulivan
Jersey City
United Press
Cortland Street
Best Games in Dakota Azenoken Highlighted
The eB game produced Aberdeen defeating Claremont 8 to 0 and then Aberdeen 8 to 1 in the afternoon. MSS Thipe praised the matches as the best games ever played in Dakota with a large attendance.
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Dakota
Azenoken
Aberdeen
Clarmont
Claremont
Thipe
Jail Hold Over Local Killing Suspects
Dr J C Evans and J Chalfant were held in 3000 dollars bonds each for a preliminary examination next week in the killing of Lottie Williams. They failed to furnish the required bail and were sent to Columbia jail today.
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Apesveen
J. C. Evans
J. Chalfant
Lottie Williams
Columbia
Sarsaparilla Advert Orients on Blood Purity Claims
A historical ad layout extols Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming cures for impure blood and weak systems. It cites testimonials and urges readers to try the product amid general health persuasion. The clipped text also notes a drowning incident involving a steamer with an Italian child and a rescuer.
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Gus Fowler
Henry Sh
D. Sprungs
Padmeahh
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