War bonds offer ease by this sty should prove a good investment
Mastered at the Postoffice at Huron South Dakota notes weekly mail matter. Summer time seems distant yet will come. War bonds offered for ease by this sty should prove a good investment and attract buyers. The Sigur Falls Press has dropped out of politics. Opinion holds Aldsich could mould the senate to his pleasure.
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Huron
South ‘Dakota
Sigur Falls Press
Nek
Aldsich Ie
Senate
Sioux City Interurban Dream Dims in Brule County
Sioux City promoters dream of building an interurban railroad to the Bijou Hills in Brule county but the idea remains a dream. Lincoln Nebraska votes against license by 500, signaling dry capital city sentiment. Senator Cummins warns the Payne-Aldrich bill pricing is unacceptable. Africa may need a big game protection law if Roosevelt stays, amid his six dead lions.
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Sioux City
Bijou Hills
Brule County
Nebraska
Lincoln
Cummins
Senate
Payne-Adlrich
Africa
Roosevelt
Impeachment Charges Filed Against Two Missouri Judges
Formal charges of impeachment will be presented before the house against federal judges McPherson and Phillips of the western district of Missouri. The charges will be brought by a Missouri representative. The report notes a visit by Sioux Falls wholesalers to Watertown, promoting the Zip over the Dakota Central, with no concrete outcome beyond a pleasant visit and patronage of a South Dakota railway.
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House of Representatives
McPherson and
Phillips
Missouri
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Dakota Central
South Dakota
Tariff Bill Seen Splitting Republicans Over Bryan Divide
The piece argues that a tariff bill crafted in Washington will please manufacturers by shaping schedules, but will fracture the Republican Party and return the Bryan faction to power. It warns that such a bill could overthrow the party and that blind leaders will realize their error too late.
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Washington
Republican Party
Bryan
St Paul Declares Citywide Clean Up Week
Mayor Lawler leads St Paul in a back yard reform campaign designating the week ending May 23 as clean up week. City departments will have free license to rake sweep and clean while citizens join in the effort to beautify the community.
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St. Paul
Lawler
Railroads eye west Missouri country amid tariff debate
The piece notes Milwaukee and St Paul plans to extend west of the river this summer while Minneapolis and St Louis push westward and North Western also extends cutting into Missouri country. It claims the region will host thousands of independent farmers and argues tariff schedules were written by wool growers and manufacturers. Senator Dolliver is praised for opposing tariffs but is misdirected by focusing only on woolen schedules.
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West- Missouri
Milwaukee & St. Baul
Minneapolis & St. Louis
North-Western
Congress
McBiver
Dolliver
Rail survey party roams Virgin Creek valley river line
Fragmentary report describes railroad surveyors in Virgin Creek valley near Morean Ed, working a northerly line. A governor referenced figure Vessey involved in a motor trip over the Cheyenne reserve. Action centers on survey work and local terrain.
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Cheyenne Réserve
Vessey
Virgin Creek
Virie Creek
Fragmentary note on Northern Pacific surveys near Mandan
The passage discusses a distant area west of Le Beau about twenty miles away. It mentions mureyors and strangers who keep silence, implying a Northern Pacific party conducting preliminary surveys for the Mandan extension toward Yankton, as reported by the Yankton Press and Dakotan.
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le Beau
Niles
Mureyors
Anl
Athens
Northern Pacific
Mandan
Yankton
Dakotan
Governor Vessey Faces Reappointment of Basford
The Argus Leader reports Governor Vessey may reappoint Insurance Commissioner Basford to aid machine finances for reform battles. Vessey prefers not to extend Basford, but political pressure and resource concerns could force a second term, drawing public challenge from supporters and critics alike.
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Vessey
Basford
Richards
Mr. Basford
Argus
Argus-Leader
Praire Fire Tariff Debate Sparks Revision and Drawback Critique
The piece argues tariff revision will rise rather than fall, warning of wide impact. It cites seed wheat imports from Canada and tariff drawbacks claimed to benefit manufacturers, with farmers and laborers bearing the cost. The author condemns drawbacks as a ruse enabling government subsidy to industry at consumer expense.
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North
South Dakota
Canada
Minneapolis
Ailegen
Burke singled out for praise by Hanna in Aberdeen letter
Congressman Hanna of North Dakota writes to Mr. T B Roberts praising Burke as one of the best workers and saying he would join Burke in pressuring the president to visit Aberdeen in June. He notes a tariff bill delay and summer west trip as possible. Voters signed referendum petitions against Burke amid district bill battles at Pierre.
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T.B. Roberts
Aberdeen
Hanna
North Dakota
Burke
Mr. Burke
Pierre
Ewarta
Shoberg
Congress
A Despotic Governor Power Referendum Debate
A local Self government league campaigns to collect signatures on a referendum to block a legislature passed law granting the governor authority to remove all officers, except legislators, and to fill temporary vacancies. Opponents warn of court discredit and dangerous executive power lacking clear justification.
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Seif
League of
Deadwood
Supreme Court
Dawn
Tariff Bill Draws Mixed Public Reaction
A letter from an Atlantic state criticizes the pending tariff bill, saying business is at a standstill awaiting Congress. The writer urges a downward revision to calm agitation and restore steady progress, arguing current plans miss popular demand and risk long-term economic strain.
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Atlantic
Congress
Opposition to Jefferson Davis portrait on Navy silver service
The letter condemns Rep Hollingsworth's resolution to place a portrait of Jefferson Davis on the battleship Mississippi silver service. It argues Davis was a traitor, warns against glorifying him, and urges the Navy to forget the past rather than honor Confederate leaders. The piece asserts the Northern Army and its soldiers fought rightly from Bull Run to Appomattox.
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Hollingsworth
Ohio
Secretary of the Navy
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Hollingworth
Ailver
Thos
Jeperson Davis
South
Navy Department
Bull Run
Keep Faith With The People On Tariff And Gold Standard
The Aberdeen News defends the gold standard and tariff protection while acknowledging the Huronite’s view that free silver failed but the monetary theory persists. It argues against rigid, unchanging tariffs and urges lowering duties when protection becomes oppressive, stressing ongoing prosperity under prudent policy.
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Aberdeen News
Repubicao
Republican Party
Huronite Calls for Tariff Reform and Prosperity Policy
The Huronite opposes Wheat and Barley import duties and argues for export duties instead. It criticizes the News and the Republican Party for raising tariffs under Payne and Aldrich, urging downward tariff revisions to spare the people burdens.
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Republican Party
Promied
Payne
Aldrich
Congress
Huronite
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offer
An old advertisement from Toledo offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure failure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It includes testimonials, price seventy five cents, and urges purchase from druggists, with a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
FP. J. Cheney
Waring, Kinnan & Manvin
Hall
Won’t Slight a Good Friend on Cough Medicine Claim
Mrs A L Alley of Beals Maine testifies after using Dr King’s New Discovery she finds it best for coughs colds and lung troubles. She notes it brought relief at once and quick cures surprise users. The ad claims it helps bronchitis asthma hemorrhage whooping cough and chest lung issues with a guarantee by Wheeler.
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Gl Wheeler
Local notes and announcements from Huron SD
Miss Marion Blount leaves for Watertown for about a week. Miss Allie Sauer is on the sick list. Weather: fair tonight and Thursday with afternoon showers, cooler tonight and frost likely. Mr Borace Key departs for the Hills for health reasons. Mrs G Gaylord to Kansas City to visit her parents. Ms Wm Weingartner returns home from Wolsey after a visit. Black mare stray, 12 years old, 1300 pounds, finder to notify Huron Nursery Co. Young People society of Lutheran church meets Thursday evening at the Melums. There are remaining lots on Kaniag street and Dakota avenue near Capital Hill. sale imminent. Chas Miller, returning from Alleghany PA, to take charge of churches east of Madison. Mrs Billinghurst, Rebekah Assembly president, visiting lodges as Grind Lodge opens at Deadwood May 18.
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Mrs. G. ©. Gaylord
Kansas City
Ms. Wm. Weingartner
Wolsey
N. J. Kass
Young People’s Society of the Lutheran Church
Louis Melum
William Ritschlag
Marald Lund J
Billinghurst
Rebekah Assembly of
South Dakota
Huron
Tmins
Grind Lodge
Deadwood
Quaker Oats as the staple cereal amid new food trials
A columnist notes that despite efforts to innovate, readers may revert to Quaker Oats. The column highlights reasons for eating Quaker Oats and suggests familiar, trusted benefits support continued use of the brand.
Railroad Prospects Reach Carpenter for County South
Raymond Iroquois News reports F R Daker sold his farm a quarter mile northeast of Carpenter to the North Western company for town site purposes. If Hawarden line extends from Iroquois to Haymond, southwestern county farmers may gain rail access after 25 years of hauling to market. Surveyors are in the field marking the line and setting grade stakes.
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Carpenter
F. R.daker
North-Western Company
Hawarden
Iroquois
Haymond
Mrket
Clark Review
Odd Fellows Excursion Train to Deadwood Planned
The Odd Fellows organize a special round trip train from Huron to Deadwood on Saturday evening May 15. Fare is one and a third for the round trip. Many members intend to go, but space remains for more. Inquiries to H J Rice.
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Huron
Deadwood
Odd Fellows
H.J. Rice
For Sale: Houses and 160 Acre Tracts Near Wolsey and Highmore
Real estate brief lists a nine room house on 100 by 165 foot lot two blocks from the post office with $300 down on a $1,000 price, plus a small house and barn on an 80 foot lot with new buildings. Also a three room house on a 50 foot lot with $300 down on $1,200, and two 160 acre fenced tracts near Wolsey and Highmore priced at $22 per acre cash. Address 817 Third St.
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Wolsey
Highmore
Third St
Notice to Farmers on Wheat Prices at Muron Milling
Farmers urged to bring wheat to Muron Milling Company mill or contact before selling. Company says it needs all county wheat and offers a premium to encourage local purchase and prevent shipment out of the area.
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Muron Milling Company
Wat
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Pater
Marion Blount
Allie Sauer
Borace Key
Huron Nursery Co
Kaniag Street
Dakota Avenue
Capital Hill
J. McD
Campbell
Chas. Miller
Alleghany
Penn
Madison
Raymond
Northwestern Railroad
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