Republicans of South Dakota Delegate Convention Notice
The Republicans of South Dakota will meet in Yankton on August 22, 1894 at 4 30 p m to nominate candidates for two representatives in congress governor lieutenant governor state offices and railway commissioner districts The committee recommends alternates no proxies and full county vote. Counties listed gain representation with one delegate per fifty votes or major fraction for Charles H Sheldon 1892.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Congress
Oeemgety
Labor and Statistics
Missouri River
Lyman
Sterling
Neland
Jackson
Ziebach
Pratt
Presho
Gregory
Harding
Charles H. Sheldon
Republican County Convention in Beadle County
Beadle county Republicans call a delegate convention at the court house in Huron on Tuesday June 26 at 10 a m to nominate a state senator two representatives and various county officials and to select eighteen delegates for the state convention at Yankton on August 22 784 caucuses on Saturday June 23 at 4 pm or 8 pm in Huron open one hour ballot voting urged for Republicans to unite under the party platform Joan Lonestarr H J Rice secretaries chairman
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Beadle County
Court House
Huron
Register of Deeds
Yankton
First Commissioners Convention Nominating Meeting Scheduled
Republicans of the First Commissioners district meet in delegate convention on Thursday June 28 at 2 p m in Walters School house Liberty township to nominate a county commissioner candidate. Representation is allotted to Liberty Milford Howes Cavour Foster Barrett and others. Delegates to be chosen with Beadle county convention delegates, says chairman F Tertis.
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First Commissioners
Walters School House
Liberty Township
Liberty
Milford
Beadle County
F. Tertis
Prohibition Convention Called in Beadle County
Electors of Beadle County South Dakota are summoned to a mass meeting at the court house in Huron on Wednesday June 20 at 2 PM. They will nominate county officers and state legislative candidates and delegates to the state convention. Attendees must pledge to vote the prohibition ticket in November. Dated Huron June 4 1894.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Court House
City of
Huron
Prohibition
Bindery Ties Hint At Common Ground For Crops Office
A terse line suggests a collaborative effort at the office to improve crops for all. The clue lies in the bindery where shared purpose and teamwork may be forming a bond among participants.
Advertising cures for sick business and crop prospects
A brisk editorial voice wonders if honest papers can keep crop tight and promotes advertising as a remedy for sagging commerce. It notes cattle fattening on grass and expresses hope for a good spring harvest amid silver sentiment approaching.
Corn Palace Appears Through Ears Jokes and Vision
The Corn Palace is described as an eye catching object that also amuses by ear based humor. The note highlights its playful appeal and distinctive character.
Governor Nelson Delivers Diplomas at St Cloud Normal School
Governor Nelson presided over the May 23 ceremony at the St. Cloud Normal School, handing out diplomas to graduates amid a formal commencement.
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Nelson
St. Cloud Normal School
Breckinridge To Ride In Closed Carriage In Fulton Parade
In Fulton's Fourth of July procession the orator Breckinridge is scheduled to ride in a closed carriage ensuring a private position within the public celebration.
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Orater Breckinridge
Pontoon Bridge at Chamberlain Disabled by Flood
The pontoon bridge at Chamberlain has been disabled by floodwaters with portions carried away. Local officials warn of continued danger and restrict access to the river crossing while repairs are assessed.
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Chamberlain
Major Buttz Reiterates He Has No Money
Major Buttz swears he possesses no funds. this appearance is presented as the plain truth without embellishment.
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Major Buttz
Buttz
Beadle county list of candidates eyed before convention
The Iroquois Chief notes the Beadle county candidate list will likely be revised significantly ahead of the convention. It highlights ongoing jockeying among contenders and expected changes as the timeline approaches.
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Beadle County
Printing, Binding, Ruling and Book Making
The note describes improved quality in printing binding and book making and asserts prices are low to ensure profit. It emphasizes efficiency and value in production processes.
Bras Might Be Nominated For State Superintendent
The Alexandria Herald suggests that H. L. Bras could be nominated for the job of state superintendent of schools, noting that such a candidacy would not be surprising.
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Alexandria Herald
H. L. Bras
Ed A Smith Mentioned as State Treasurer Candidate
From the Elkton Record comes word that Ed A Smith of Marshall County is being discussed as a potential candidate for state treasurer. The report notes his local prominence and possible statewide bid.
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Elkton
Ed. A. Smith
Marshall County
Highmore Bulletin Grows As It Sees Success
In this brief note readers of the Highmore Bulletin praise the paper for expanding in size and popularity, noting continued success and deserved growth.
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Highmore Bulletin
Senators Lose Faith in Major Battz Over Money Shortage
It was perfectly natural that the senators who led Major Battz along a month or two should be mad when they found he had no money.
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Major Battz
Coxey Browney and Jonesey In Jailey Breakout Hopeful
The trio Coxey Browney and Jonesey are in jailey awaiting possible escape. If they break out it is hoped they will act with urgency and not let grass grow under their feet.
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Coxey
Browney
Jonesey
Rainmakers Seek Temperature Aid From Higher Powers
Weather note jokes claim rainmakers can summon rain but rely on higher powers to adjust temperature and provide thunder. The humorous item highlights the playful clash between human effort and natural forces.
Henry Independent backs Crane for state school superintendent
The Henry Independent, a strong Republican paper, endorses Frank Crane for the position of state school superintendent, praising his qualifications and alignment with party principles.
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Henry Independent
Frank Crane
Potter County Man Seeks State Treasurer Nomination Endorsed
Hon S C Seppleman of Potter county seeks the state treasurer nomination and is warmly endorsed by the Canton Advocate.
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S. C. Seppleman
Potter County
Canton Advocate
Pettigrew Bill Ratifying Yankton Sioux Treaty Favored
The senate committee on Indian affaire has favorably reported Senator Pettigrew's bill to ratify the treaty with the Yankton Sioux Indians.
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Pettigrew
Senate Committee On Indian Affaire
Publisher backs Huronite view on Gov Sheldon re nomination
The Wessington Springs Republican endorses the Huronite stance criticizing Gov Sheldon and defending his re nomination as proper amid ongoing political debate.
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Wessington Springs
Sheldon
Pettigrew tariff speech praised as protection stance
The Madison Sentinel lauds Senator Pettigrew's tariff speech as protectionist and creditable to the mind behind it, calling it a clear protection speech.
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The
Madison Sentinel
Senator Pettigrew
Death of Excelsior Club Revered in Watertown
Watertown Public Opinion laments the loss of the Excelsior Club in a sobering notice. The brief tribute recalls the group’s local service and community role amid ongoing drought concerns for area cabbage crops.
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Watertown
Commencement Exercises At State Normal Open June Sixth
Commencement at the State Normal school Madison occurs on Wednesday June 6. A friend is requested or assigned to guard the diplomas during the ceremony.
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State Normal School
Madison
Senator Pettigrew Highlights Half Million Dollar Fraud
The senior senator signals a major fraud concern, noting a figure near half a million dollars tied to claims and implying substantial misappropriations. He emphasizes the need to unearth the source and remedy the situation.
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Pettigrew
Advertising helps the press sustain its room and reach
The piece argues that advertising funds the newspaper industry in the country and suggests businesses should consider advertising as a boost to the press and market visibility.
Populists bar delegates at Miner county convention hall
At the Miner county convention the hall admitted only delegates, excluding others. The scene reflects populist tensions as they push for exclusive access and leadership.
Hand County Judge Baldwin Marries Mrs. Ora Jones in Chicago
Hon John H Baldwin of Hand county and Mrs Ora E Jones of Fort Wayne Ind were recently married in Chicago and receive wide congratulations from many friends.
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John H. Baldwin
Hand County
Ora E. Jones
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Bras Backed by Southward Republican Journals for State Superintendent
Several southward republican journals advocate for Harvey L Bras editor of the South Dakota Educator as a strong candidate for state superintendent. The Huronite endorses Bras as an excellent officer and a formidable canvasser.
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Harvey L Bras
South Dakota
Huronite
Prof. Bras
Buttz and Big Offer Split Senate Debate Over Pay
The article notes Buttz stating bluntly that if $14,000 seemed low he would raise to $75,000. It emphasizes his disregard for modest sums and frames the confrontation as a test of priorities in the senate.
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Buttz
Senators
Butttz
Miner County convention nominates coroner candidate
At the late populist convention of Miner county Bro. R. S. Person of the Howard Press was nominated for coroner. The remark implies the ticket seeks one man who can tell them when they are dead.
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Miner County
Bro. R
Person
Howard Press
Governor Shows Interest in State Education at Mankato Commencement
Plomas at the Normal School commencement in Mankato on the 31st highlight the governor's strong interest in state educational institutions.
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Nelson
Normal School
Mankato
Vance Praises Old Heroes’ Sacrifice for Future Generations
A 19th century reflective quote by Rev. W. H. Vance extols aging heroes who sacrificed for current and future generations urging young men to purge selfishness and honor their deeds.
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Rev
W. H. Vance
Representative Lucas Secures Extension in Yankton Bridge Bill
Representative Lucas actively engaged in the Yankton bridge issue and won an amendment lengthening the start time to two years and the completion deadline to four years.
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Lucas
Yankton Bridge
Doctors Gauge Mrs Lease Delirium By Tongue Motion
The Aberdeen News notes physicians assess delirium in Mrs Lease by tongue movement. It contrasts the slow rate reported by observers with doctors’ observations, suggesting differing interpretations of her condition.
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Aberdeen News
California schoolhouse primary election violence shocks Hanford area
A California schoolhouse near Hanford saw a violent primary election incident with two killed and about fifty shots exchanged over a few days. The report notes unrest despite some supporters not satisfied with the primary system.
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California
Hanford
Spearfish Register Becomes Morning Daily
The old paper now appears as a morning daily, touted as able and bright in a region famed for intelligence and happiness, according to the writer’s experience.
Aberdeen News Hints At Candidate Ticket From Local Material
The Aberdeen News suggests forming a favorable ticket from available material while noting much of the material actually pertains to the city school report. The piece reflects editorial weighing of names and public candidates alongside educational coverage.
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The
Aberdeen News
P.S
City School Report
Rheumatism Prayer Plea Against Enemies
A pious plea laments rheumatism as a great suffering. The speaker asks God to spare enemies from painful symptoms and to keep them off the grass in kinder ways.
Water Town Public Opinion Warns Politicians to Boost South Dakota
The Water Town Public Opinion urges South Dakota leaders to devote energy to state development rather than political maneuvering. It argues that if politicians redirected effort toward growth, the state could experience a major boom unseen in many countries.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Lost son of Mrs. Kelley returns in hopeful family reunion
Gen Kelley, now afloat on the bosom of the father of waters, is revealed as a printer with a strawberry birthmark. He is the long lost son of Mrs James Kelley of Minneapolis, gone twelve years ago. Through army service he is found by his father and sister, and the mother plans to visit him for a likely happy reunion.
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Kelley
Watere
James Kelley
Minneapolis
Governor Sheldon Seeks Favorable Fence Outlook in State
Bryant reports Governor Sheldon called on supporters on a late Saturday asking after regional conditions and fences. He appeared pleased with the outlook and observers infer he hopes to succeed himself, with public opinion in the area seen as backing strong probabilities.
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Minneapolis Journal
Bryant
Sheldon
Indiana populist meeting in Indianapolis with delegates
The Indiana populist state convention met in Indianapolis on May 24 with about 1000 delegates and 1000 visitors. Lee Templeton served as permanent chairman, noted as an old Iowa friend and veteran, respected for his judgment on livestock and crops, and for interest in religion and politics.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Bro. Cummins
Lee Templeton
Iowa
Carthage News Counsels Ambitious Auditor Candidate
The Carthage News promotes a more ambitious choice for auditor, noting the need for vigor in the renomination race and comparing to ex-Auditor Taylor as a capable standard. It implies a preferred challenger who can push the office forward.
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Mipple
Carthage News
Taylor
Pettigrew Opposes Sugar Bounty Abandonment
In his tariff speech Senator Pettigrew argues against ending the sugar bounty. He asserts the James River Valley alone can meet all U.S. sugar needs, emphasizing domestic production capacity.
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Senator Pettigrew
James River Valley
United States
Pettigrew Draws Contrast On Farm Tariff Question
Senator Pettigrew argues the 1892 platform’s robber label targets the farmer. He notes the new bill would remove tariffs on all farm products but impose tariffs on farm purchases, shifting costs to farmers.
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Pettigrew
Neighbors Save Child After Carriage Peril
A Canton Advocate report describes a near tragedy when a child was nearly harmed in a carriage. A quick neighbor intervention prevented disaster, highlighting the warning to never leave a child unattended in a carriage even if the team seems safe.
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Canton
M. &. Randolph
Canton Advocate
Huronite Secures Large Slice of State Printing
The Huronite announces a substantial share of state printing won on competitive bids. The paper cheers the achievement and notes pride in friendships and bold support, while hinting at broader competition.
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Madison Sentinel
Bartholomew's irrigation practice under scrutiny
The Wolsey Journal notes concern over selecting forms for irrigation tests under Mr Bartholomew. He is instructed to avoid any partiality and to provide instructional services to all who need them as far as practicable.
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The
Wolsey Journal
Bartholomew
Plagiarism charge seen as fragile for young students
The piece argues plagiarism accusations against students are unfair when they have not yet formed their own voice. It notes difficulty of masters terms and emphasizes early learners resemble copied texts unintentionally in penmanship as they study definitions.
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Emelid
No Revenue‑Only Tariff Bill Endorsed by Congress
The passage argues against a tariff bill framed only for revenue and rejects the notion of a revenue driven policy. It laments ongoing economic distress, warns that threats to change economic principles waste capital, and urges politicians to admit the truth and allow business to proceed.
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Congress
Free-for-all caucus fights and quick delegate votes
The Watertown Public Opinion mocks fast caucus proceedings and recalls rumors of past free-for-all fights in Codington county. It questions abolishing elections and urges to save the good while burning the evil, noting memory of such events drifting from six months ago.
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Bro. Shannon
Watertown
Caucuses
Codington County
Corey
Gamble Declares Candidacy for Congress in Bold Move
Robert J. Gamble is announced as a sure candidate for congress, with Black Hills friends open to swapping a congressman for a state ticket spot and dropping Lucas from contention. The Huronite argues for renomination of all one termers, hoping Mejor Pickler returns for another chance, citing party strategy over personal ambition.
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Robert J. Gamble
Congress
Black Hills
Lucas
Mr. Gamble
Huronate
Mejor Pickler
Scramble for Recognition Fades as Market Turns Low
The piece notes many aiming for future recognition cut back now and warns overconfident political dealers of a cooling market before November. It flags a cautious mood and quotes a local saying about appearances vs reality.
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Badlong
Woman Survives Gasoline Kitchen Explosiion
Mrs Chas F Hackett, wife of a Parker New Era member, narrowly escaped a gasoline blaze in her kitchen days ago. A draft blew out the flame yet gasoline continued to feed the fire, and she avoided disaster through presence of mind and careful relighting after assessing the danger.
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Chas. F. Hackett
Bro. Hackett
Parker New Era
Hackett
Fraternal Wisdom in Huronite Spotlight
The Huronite of Huron, at fourteen years old, remains one of the state’s most interesting papers. Its Fraternal Wisdom feature draws readers with community insights and timely notes.
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Huron
Showers of Good Wishes Apex Wolsey Journal Era
The WHaronite marks its 14th year on the 17th with Bro Shannon praising its ongoing local salutes. The Journal hopes the hand that started the salutatory will continue to wave the annual greeting for 13 more years and grow the Heronite influence phenomenally.
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Wolsey Journal
Wharonite
Bro
Shannon
Iroquois Chief Year Fourteen Signals Neighbor Prosperity
The old reliable Huronite enters its fourteenth year with Outer urging continued prosperity and strong ties to its able neighbor. The tone favors stability and mutual support as community guardianship is reaffirmed.
Fondation of His Fortune Celebrates Fourteenth Year
Aberdeen News remarks on the Huronite entering its fourteenth year of service and its role in the local press landscape. The piece recalls a journalist’s early days earning his first Dakota dollar while working at the Haronite office in 1883.
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Aberdeen News
Dakota
Partly the Same Management in Faulkton Record Note
The old reliable Huronite enters its fourteenth year in Faulkton with continued under same management despite many changes in the area.
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Faulkton
None More Welcome Hecla Haronite Vol 14
The Dakota Huronite announces the Haronite weekly paper starting Vol. 14. It lauds the Haronite as the state’s biggest and most welcomed weekly paper and wishes it continued shine and prosperity.
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Hecla Standard
There Are Better Papers in Alpena Journal
The Alpena Journal opines that there are better papers than the Weekly Huronite, but none in Beadle county or to readers in that paper’s taste. It notes Vol. 13 has closed, with a year’s history summed up, and praises the Huronite for its substance.
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Alpena Journal
Huronite
Beadle County
Shannon & Longstaff
Willow Lakes Boy Attends Brookings State College
A Willow Lakes writer visited the state agricultural college at Brookings on Wednesday morning. He inspected the buildings briefly and spoke with many students from the vicinity who praised the school and instructor B. H. Matthews in physics. Bert, a Willow Lakes boy, is gladly recognized.
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Willow Lakes
State Agricultural College
Brookings
B. H. Matthews
Bert
John Longstaff Praised For Close Figure Work
Wessington Times notes John Longstaff of the Huronite Publishing House excels in business management and close figure work with few equals in the state.
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Wessington Times
John Longstaff
Huronite Admires Local Prosperity and Leaders
The Huronite, at four teen years old, remains chipper under a democratic administration and capital efforts. Canton Advocate notes continued prosperity with support from Bros. Longstaff and Shannon, and expresses that they could not get along without the Huronite.
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Canton Advocate
Bros. Longstaff & Shannon
Huronite Newspaper Gains Popular Patronage in Huron
Dell Rapids Times notes that last week's issue marked the Weekly Huronite entering volume fourteen. The paper is praised as one of South Dakota’s most popular papers with bright, clean and newsy editorials and strong citizen readership.
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Dell Rapids
Huronite
South Dakota
Huron
Bro. Longstaff Just as Guilty as Any of Us
The Huronite notes Bro. Longstaff as aggressive but fair, praising Broth er Shannon at the quill. The piece appears as a spirited editorial stance from the Huron South Dakota paper, with a motto wishing prosperity.
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Bro. Longstaff
Chamberlain Journal
Huronite Newspaper Reaches Fourteenth Annual Milestone
The Henry Independent notes the Huronite weekly newspaper has begun its fourteenth annual journey. The paper is praised as a true and tried landmark and a general favorite, with well wishes for its continued flourishing.
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Henry Independent
Dakota Huronite Opens Volume Fourteen Strong
Shannon and Long staff form a strong team at the Huronite as the paper marks its fourteenth volume. The paper aims to make citizens of Huron and the state feel proud and supportive.
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Lake Preston Times
Dakota Huronite
Shannon & Longstaff
Huronite
Huron
Canton News Huron Huronite Enters Fourteenth Year
The Huron Huronite marks its fourteenth year of service as a bright daily publication leading in the state, continuing its front rank in news, opinion, and community reporting.
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Canton News
Bright Daily
Huronite Celebrates Fourteenth Anniversary
The Huronite marks its fourteenth birthday with praise for steady weekly and daily editions. The paper notes strong performance across its job, book bindery, and blank departments, delivering quality work at low prices while maintaining a daily presence alongside rivals like the Press and Dakotian.
Not Rich, But Respectable Carthage News
The Hauronite announces its bark upon its fourteenth year of labor and vows to stay and get rich. The writer wishes success but doubts the wealth part while praising the paper and urging continued effort for future recognition.
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Carthage News
Hauronite
Huron Huronite Celebrates Fourteenth Anniversary
The Huron Huronite marks its fourteenth anniversary as a lively, respected newspaper in the state.
The Huronite Enters Its Fourteenth Volume
The Huronite entered its fourteenth volume last week and remains one of the brightest news papers of the estate. May it ever prosper is the wish of this paper.
A Good Newspaper Haronite Praise in Alexandria Herald
The Haronite is fourteen years old and always a good newspaper. The Alexandria Herald hopes its shadow never grows less.
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Alexandria Herald
Haronite
Huron Huronite Reaches Fourteenth Milestone
The Huron Huronite marks its fourteenth milestone as a leading state paper improving Huron and Beadie County, delivering strong coverage to the community and its exchanges.
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Eee
A. D
State Central Committee
J. M. Greenee
J.H. Scriven
County
Aurora
Hutchinson Tee
Seen
Bon Homme
Jerauldes
Kingsbury
IRS
Wah
Brule
Lawrence A
Buffalo
Lincoln Weet Wees
Butte
McCook
Campbell
McPherson Sean
Charnes Mix
Marshall Ween
Meade Er
Miner Eatasion
Minnehaha
Custer
Mood Ween
Davison
Penn
Potter
Dou
Roberts Ee
Denees
Sanborn
Edmunds
Spink
Fall River Tree
Faulk
Stanley
Grant
Republican County Convention
Joan Lonestarr
H. J. Rice
Belle Prairie
Logan
Banner
Foster Fairfield - Barrett
Osvenes
Pleasant View
Sand Creek
Owen Essin
Whiteside Clyde
Cavour Banner Foster
Barrett
Drs. Blisse
Zook
Favikton Times
Press
Dakotian
Elkton Record
Harley
Bright
Sioux Falls Journal
Beadie
Tyndal Tribune
Huron Huronite
Beadie County
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