Colonel Hinton Inspires Farmers With Water Talk At Opera House
Col Hinton expert in irrigation spoke informally to about one hundred Farmers and business leaders, after a slow start due to a murder trial. His practical view on water supply and rock formations impressed listeners, who left hopeful and ready to develop regional irrigation. Delegates were chosen to attend the State Irrigation convention at Huron on April 3.
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Irrigation Inqui Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Opera House
Col. Hinton
Great West
Huron
Harrison
Melville
Vanderberg
Thompson
Fassett
A Collins
Allison Noyes
Appleman
Marvin K
Sentinel
College Sensation Evening Meeting on Great Plains Water
An evening session featured a hydrographic talk on the Great Plains using the 97th meridian as baseline. The speaker traced rainfall, runoff, and evaporation along the Missouri basin and argued most water ends in the earth, informing irrigation and drought resilience. A Vermillion dispatch reports students urging President Grose’s resignation amid campus petitions and strong opposition.
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United States
Signal Office
97Th Meridian
Missouri Valley
Missouri River
Ths
Indictment Seen as Retaliation Over Prohibition Stance
Milbank Advance reports the indictment of D. W. Diggs stems from opponents seeking revenge for Diggs’ pro prohibition stand. The piece condemns targeting individuals to enforce the law and warns that retaliatory acts against those pushing for prohibition enforcement will be noted.
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Milbank
D. W. Diggs
Diggs
Georgia Editor Reports Grip Feels Bright Despite Debt
A Georgia editor says he has suffered three days with the grip yet remains cheerful because his cemetery and coffin factory owe him $10 in advertising. He notes the disease's impact but keeps a positive front.
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Georgia
They Do Appreciate Iroquois Chiat The Daily Hovrontre
A fragmentary text notes citizens’ views and local accounts. It references Iroquois Chiat and mentions The Daily Hovrontre in a period tone, suggesting community appreciation or acknowledgment.
University Crisis Sparks Student Suspensions and Demands
The State University suspends three seniors and one freshman amid protests after a petition urged deposing President Howard Groge. Authorities say the disciplined students are among the most industrious. many students threaten to leave unless Groge is removed and suspensions reversed. Spring vacation is extended. a student discuss farming and business ethics in campus life.
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D. M. Inman
Howard B. Groge
Grose
Italians Seek Army Against New Orleans Rumors
A circulated claim says Italians plan an army to wipe out New Orleans. The article notes mystery around Tascott and identity doubts of the Chicago man who identified him, with few knowing who Tascott is.
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New Orleans
Felton
United States
Hearst
Funeral draws wide representation of Masonic family
A Free and Accepted Masonic order contingent attended Mr. Hand’s funeral in Yankton amid strong civic and fraternal support. The gathering reflected the order’s global brotherhood and its long history as a benevolent force in civilization. Members traveled from nearly all cities in the state to pay respects and affirm the fraternity’s enduring role.
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Yankton
Hand
Reform Fizzle at Pierre Journal Goodfellow Pay Issue
The independent state central committee clerk Goodfellow, a reform party member, served on a special investigating committee which closed February 2. He remained until February 12 and received pay to that date. A house resolution directed a voucher for the 12th, yielding $30 he did not earn.
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Goodfellow
Pierre Journal
Independent State Central Committee
Reform Party
Watertown Public Opinion Editor Reaches Second Term
The article notes Bro yon, the sandy editor, has served four years and begins a second term while advancing protection of home industries and establishing reciprocity with the girl in America.
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Watertown
Aters
Bro Yon
America
Toring
Do You Begrudge the Pension Sioux City Journal
John W. January of Minoak ii draws a pension of 100 dollars a month. He is known nationwide as the man who had his own feet amputated after gangrene set in at Andersonville prison. A Confederate surgeon refused to amputate. January performed the operation with an old knife, which he keeps as a relic.
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Sioux City Journal
John W. January
Minoak, ii
January i
Andersonville
January
Irrigation Convention Called for Kansas Delegates in 1891
A state irrigation convention is proclaimed to meet at Huron South Dakota on a Friday in 1891 to choose delegates for an Interstate Convention. The call follows Aber deen and Huron meetings where a resolution urged irrigation development in the arid region to aid eastern interests and support state appropriations. The pamphlet originates from Washington DC and appeared in the New York Tribune.
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Joseph Nimmo, Jr
Washinton
D. C
New York Tribune
York
Kansas
Aberdeen
Huron
Vic Kansas
Sale
Governor Mellette Denies South Dakota Destitution Reports
An Omicaco dispatch reports Gov. A. C. Mellette of South Dakota in the city denying stories of statewide destitution. He mentions association with educated Sioux from Pine Ridge as of yesterday. A doctor reportedly advised on the matter.
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A. C. Melletti
South Dakota
Pine Ridge
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