Notable Papers Read at Triennial Council Session
At the Wasmixorox session of the women's national council Elizabeth Cady Stanton papers were read by Susan B Anthony and May Seymour Howell discussed gains in female enfranchisement. Julia Ward Howe spoke on linking suffrage to reform as Mary F Seymour noted expanded occupations for women. Bertha Honore Palmer outlined the World’s Columbian Exposition board plans including a women’s building and a national purse lesson. A South Dakota circuit judge appointment for Senator Moody was discussed with Senator Pettigrew backing and Kyle urged to cooperate.
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Wasmixorox
Women’s National Council
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
May Seymour Howell
Mise
Julia Ward Howe
Hell
Mary F. Seymour
Business Women’s Journal
Bertha Honore Palmer
America
Lady Managers
Council
Minneapolis
Wasmivaroy
Moody
Pettigrew
South Dakota
United States
Kyle
Senator Moody
White House
Kyle in Washington Opens Senate Seat Tug of War
Dignified senators clash over Kyle of South Dakota as he arrives in Washington. Pierce greets him on the Republican side then Kyle moves toward Democrats with letters of introduction to Gorman and others before being redirected to the cloakroom.
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Minneapolis Journal
Wassington
Kyle
South Dakota
Washington
Pierce
South
Gorman
Jone
Kyle Faces Question Of Aligning With Democrats
The afternoon question centers on whether Kyle will switch affiliations and join the Democratic party. No further details are provided in the text.
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Kyle
Remains of Emma Abbott Cremated
The remains of Emma Abbott have been cremated. Latest advices from Pierre indicate that the resubmission bill cannot pass the senate.
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Emma Abbott
Pierre
Senate
Re-submission Bill On Article Twenty Four Of SD Constitution
The bill proposes submitting article twenty four of the South Dakota constitution to a November 1892 vote. It prescribes the ballot options For repeal and Against repeal and ties repeal to a majority vote, with counting and returns following existing election practices.
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Sioux Falls Daily Press
House
Senate Committee
South Dakota
Call for Changes in State Administration and Rail Board
Aberdeen Daily News argues that no major changes will occur in state administration though railroad commission terms may be renewed. It favors retaining H. J. Rice on the board for continuity and expertise in transportation matters.
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Aberdeen Daily News
Railroad Commission
H.J. Rice
Rice
Practical Irrigation 5 My Irrigation Experiment Results
H Riggs of Aberdeen reports irrigated wheat graded No 1 hard with five times the yield of non irrigated. Flax yielded twenty bushels per acre and millet over four tons per acre, while non irrigated flax burned and millet wilted under drought. Corn planted May 27 suffered from heat and wilt.
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H. Riggs
Aberdeen News
Irrigation Interest Grows as Kentucky Farm Experiments Thrive
A farmer notes extraordinary yields from Kentucky blue grass and vegetables after irrigation using a Timon plot. He reports a one acre plot producing lush pasture and melons from a ten by two rods strip. He urges farmers to meet and discuss irrigation to spark interest and share experiences.
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Kentucky
Nous
Donated 25 HP Atlas Steam Engine Benefits College Shops
Lewis MacLouth, instructor at the Great Brookings College, secured a $1,000 25 horsepower Atlas steam engine as a donation during his winter trip east. The engine will be shipped soon and installed to power college shop machinery, marked as the most valuable gift the South Dakota Agricultural College has received, with thanks to the donors and McLouth.
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Brookings Register
Lewis MacLouth
South Dakota Agricultural College
McLouth
Local Sympathy vs. Idle Loafers in Wilow Lake
In Wilow Lake, a columnist condemns able bodied men who avoid work and rely on county charity. The piece argues such loafers deserve hard labor rather than county support, urging neighbors to deny relief and force self reliance.
Sheep and Water Rally for Central Plains Growth
The central and northern counties advance sheep in tens of thousands while South Dakota could lead in wood production with McKinlay bill pricing. Irrigation and sheep become the granger battle cry across fertile central plains, signaling regional wealth via farming.
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South Dakota
McKinlay
Mrs. Melville Honored at Fort Pierre Entertainment
Mrs A B Melville was honored with a silver water pitcher by Fort Pierre ladies after an entertaining program assisted by Mrs Porter and Miss Whitney. The event delighted local residents who rarely enjoy such talent.
Beadle County Representative John Dakes Visits North Freight
Hon. John Dakes of Beadle county arrived on Monday’s freight from the north in response to a telegram calling him to his sick daughter’s bedside. The young lady has since improved and he proceeds to Pierre today.
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Alpena
John Dakes
Beadle County
Pierre
Senator-elect Kyle Voices Temperance Stance in Interview
Volga Tribune reports Senator-elect Kyle in an interview expresses strong support for temperance policy. The piece frames his political positioning and suggests a cautious approach to upcoming policy decisions.
Fragmented note hints at design talk on flows
A disrupted text fragment references design ideas about liquids and flow. It mentions Mr. Melville and a discussion on diluting substances to achieve free movement and clear speech, suggesting a technical or rhetorical topic from the Sioux Falls press.
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Sioux Falls
Good Intentions Thwarted
The Wolsey Journal reports many Wolsey residents planned to attend the dedication of the new Masonic hall at Huron but could not travel due to train failures.
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Wolsey Journal
Wolsey
Huron
Two Kyles Earn Unexpected Honors in Midwest News
Two men named James Kyle receive surprising recognition. One is elected South Dakota’s United States senator, the other fined in Lincoln Nebraska for failing to respond as a juror.
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Kyles
Sioux City Journal
James Kyle
South Dakota
United States
Lincoln
Neb
Beadle County Court Opens with Patricide Case
Judge Campbell and Stenographer Granger travel to Huron to begin a regular Beadle county term. The State vs Handley, charged with patricide, is among the most important cases to be heard.
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Campbell
Granger
Huron
Beadle County
State
Handley
A Bottle Beauty Warcry and Moral Talk on Saloons
A period piece warns that the saloon is a bank where you deposit time money character health strength independence home comfort and family happiness and lose them all as the speaker labels the saloon a danger to moral virtue and social order.
Ed Heiser the Kid Faces Reform School Term
Ed ward Heiser a 17 year old from Hartford was brought to Sioux Falls and held on theft charges after allegedly stealing a silver watch from Ernest Gyllenespeitz. Heiser was examined by County Judge Parkman and Commissioner Parliaman who found him too tough for the Plankinton reform school and recommitted him to jail. Heiser has a troubled past from Michigan to Huron and Sioux Falls, with a noted inability to read or write.
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Huron
Ed. Heiser
Plankinton
Sioux Falls
Edward Heiser
Hartford
Jeanette
Heiser
Ernest Gyllenespitz
Parkman
Young Heiser
Michigan
Hartwick
Labor News
Parliaman
State Reform School
Reform School
William Bavén Named for Congul at Measns Italy
Dr Willlian Bavén president of Methodist University at Mitchell is named for congul at Meas ns Italy. The piece recalls a long-ago clash with Prex and notes their enduring friendship and his daughter's musical studies in Italy.
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Willlian Bavén
Methodist University At
Mitchell
Measns
Italy
Irrigation value debated by Mr S H Riggs at Frankfort tests
Mr S H Riggs presents experiments from Frankfort conducted last year to settle questions about irrigation value. The discussion focuses on outcomes and practical implications for farming.
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S. H. Riggs
Frankfort
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Warnras Beadle County
Mortgage foreclosure sale scheduled in Beadle County South Dakota on April 28 1891 at 2 pm at the court house front door in Huron to satisfy 33.10 due on note dated 1880s with power of sale default. Mortgagee Foster R Clement. attorney C Hurch Watertown SD.
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Warnras
Foster R. Clement
Mortzagin
Beadle County
South Dakota
Said
Court House
Huron
Beadle
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice from Beadle County
Notice of foreclosure on Adelia Peicer property in Beadle County South Dakota. Mortgage amount claimed is thirty five dollars and 20 cents with interest and fees. Sale to occur by sheriff at the Beadle County Courthouse Huron on April 29 1891 at 2 PM.
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beedle Cove South Dakota
Mortgage foreclosure sale announced with first publication March 5 and last publication April 16. Default on a mortgage of property in Beedle Cove, Beedle County, South Dakota. Sale to be held April 2, 1891, at 2 pm in front of the courthouse, Huron. Foster R. C Curren attorney for mortgagee, Watertown, S. D.
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Beedle Cove
South Dakota
Said Coun
Huron
Foreclosure Notice for Beadle County Mortgage 1891
Public foreclosure notice states Hiram D. Upton as legal note holder declaring the mortgage debt of 1351.20 due. It lists the mortgaged property in Beadle County South Dakota, sale to occur at the Beadle County front courthouse in Huron on April 14, 1991, at 2 PM for cash to satisfy debt plus interest, taxes, and fees, with one year redemption.
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Beth A. Smith
Register of Deeds
Beadle
Duke
Hiram D. Upton
South Dakota
Court House
Huron
Watertown
Mortgaseet Week
Moratertown
Mortgage Sale Notice from Beadle County
Mortgage sale notice dated March 5 with last publication April 16. It records default on a mortgage dated February 1884 by William W Harper and Alice L Hi of Beadle County to Frank E B Stevens in Dakota Territory, with the mortgage recorded March 4, 1884. No legal action has been started to collect the debt, and the sale will proceed if the default is not cured.
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Wuersas
William W. Harper
Alice L. Hi i
Beadle
Te Ota
EB. Stevens
Territory
Dakota
Persia
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
The Fariviton Savings Bank, as Assignee, will foreclose the mortgage on the northwest quarter of section eight in township one hundred eleven in range sixty four, Beadle County, South Dakota. The sale is set for April 18, 1891 at public auction at the county courthouse in Huron. Hawthrow Kear, attorney for the assignee.
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Beadle
Ragnarone
Ans Court House
Huron
South Dakota
Aioe
Tae Faruivoton Savings Bam
Asaignee
Northern Pacific Railroad Promotes Growth in Montana Region
The article highlights rapid population and economic expansion across Montana Oregon and Washington driven by mining lumber grazing fruit growing and related industries. It notes the Northern Pacific Railroad as the only east west corridor linking Helena Butte Spokane Tacoma and Seattle and promoting homeseekers with special passenger inducements including ten day stops for second class ticket holders in Spokane Washington.
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Montana
Oregon
Washington
Washngton
North America
Washiton
Noera/ Pacific
Helena
Butte City
Moht
Spokane Falls
Wash
Pug Sound
Tacoma
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Spokai Wash
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