Beets and Bounty: Early Sugar Industry Hope in Dakota
Letter from Joseph Harris praises Prof. Shepard's sugar beet report and argues for fair bounty distribution to growers and manufacturers. Mentions Jim Valley in Morrison County and Dakota prospects for a great beet sugar industry amid current bounties and costs. Also notes irrigation bill progress in Melville township, governor’s approval, and anticipated law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Harris
Jim Valley
Morrion
Moxtor
Newton
Lewis McLovis
Shephard
Dakota
Jim” River
United States
Josefh Harris
New Laws and Local Notes From Pierre Dispatch
Hon. Geo. H. Hand's presence at 1:30 in Pierre noted with family matters, while Huron community honors him. Resubmission dead. scarlet fever adds to Pierre health concerns. Anderson home in Canton returns. world’s fair prospects for South Dakota dim. Madison Presbyterian Church fire. apportionment shifts in legislature with district realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Hand
Pierre
South Dakota
State Senate Passes Numerous Bills in February and March
Listing of South Dakota Senate and House bills approved from February 9 to March 5, detailing salary limits for county auditors, per diem funds for legislators, court terms, land and tax provisions, electors election, school lands fees, and state banking and public works measures. Includes vetoed item on Soldiers' Home land title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman
Stratton
Jess
Senate
Schnidt
Jolley
Legislative Assemblies
Territory of
Dakota
Lakota
South Mt Pes
Warner
Commissioner of School and Public Lands
Jease
Sheaf
Mr. White
Clark
Judiciary Committee
Preston
United States
Melville
Potter
Congress
Fort Meade
Aioe
French
Mt. Bothan
Ostate
Willrodt
Brule
Speffin
Maxwell
General Fund
Lanley
Peach
Bothan
Heintz
Saraavenees
Core
Ott
Boy
Richards
Norton
State House
King's House
House
Kercher—House
Gardner
Penning
Custer County
Kyercher
Peterson
Board of Regents
Agricultural College
R. Kercher
Linnie
Rowe
Cirae
Ir. Wheeler
Arta
Hot Springs
Trir
Sateren
Wickhem
van Meinteeth
Syding
South Dakota
Melville Emerges as Potential Governor in Editorial
Parker New Era lauds Senator A B Melville of Beadle as the brainiest man in the senate. As education committee chair he shaped a new school law and an irrigation bill. The piece praises his drive to aid farmers and producers and suggests a bright future, possibly as governor, for Huron’s rising statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Melville
Mellette
Beadle County
California
Kittredge
Senate
Northwesteroad Company
Capitol
Pierre
McFarlane
Sissetod
Wahpeton
Scott
Congress
Hindman
Sheafe
Major
United
Unitees
Mr. Pina
Pelops
Parker New Era
A. B. Melvillé
Beadle
South Dakota
U. S. Senate
Moody
Huron
A. B. Melville
Grace Journal Reflects On Newspaper Temperament
A fragment discusses the demanding role of a newspaper man, noting exposure to a wide range of human littleness and persistent suspicion. It emphasizes the need to maintain temper and steady conduct amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Journal
Congress Acts on Desert Lands and Irrigation Reforms
The new act repeals the amber culture law and extends land rights with commutation options at 1.25 per acre. It expands desert land provisions, tightens proofs for final entries, and adjusts homestead rules. It also adds sections for ditches and reservoirs, Alaska land claims, and timber preservation trust allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Alaska
Department of the Interior
Parker New Era Courage and Defeat Reflections
Fragmentary notes muse on bravery and loss in sport and life. It critiques complaining under hardship and notes humor, companionship, and scarce wealth as counters to sorrow. The tone laments public pity and urges resilience amid adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Hackett Keeps Senate Journal Up to Date
Pierre Paper notes senate clerk Charles Hackett is keeping the senate journal current and plans to finish within five days. It is common for proceedings to lag from one to six months, but this effort aims to record forthcoming actions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Hackett
Senate
Histor Journal
Fiy Ture
Bourg
Dakota Farmer Promotes Local Agriculture in Huron
In Huron the Dakota Farmer issue highlights Mitchell Mait as a community voice backing local agriculture and rural livelihoods. The tabloid notes outreach, farming tips, and regional market updates to support farmers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof
Shepard
Judge Gifford
Canton
Presbyterian
Madison
Aneed
Marshall Yscaper
Mt. Scholfield
Mt. Heintz
Godard
Onangeb
Kelley
Justice
Me Rowe
Niiane
Restate
Saduhter Linum
Lave Cane
Ture
State University
Madison Normal
Spearfish Normal
Reform School
School of Mines
Board of Charities
Board of Agriculture
Grieside Ae
Essere
Ea da Enn
Mitchell Mait
Bo Half Ehell Ngrie
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