Memorial Day Duties and Local Events Noted
Memorial day orations will be delivered by Rev. Oliver Williams in Plankington and Rev. F D Norton in Faulkton. Bert Rayson is named as orator for Memorial Day. A horse show is proposed for Wolsey. The Dakota United Workmen report $42,000 in payments to the bereaved over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onids
Bert. Rayson
Oliver Williams
Plankington
F .D. Norton
Faulkton
Dakota United
Governor and Mrs Sheldon in Madison Visit
The governor and Mrs Sheldon spent last Sunday in Madison with the young residents at school. The Iroquois Herald notes a blue ink page, not a financial flurry, as the issue features blue ink on one side.
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Sheldon
Madison
Public library push gains support in Haron town
A movement to establish a Haron public library gains momentum with broad community encouragement urging residents, organizations, and leaders to back the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron
Veteran Objects to Amusements on Memorial Day
A veteran in Aberdeen objects to amusements on Memorial Day saying the day should be kept sacred for remembering fallen soldiers and honoring service. He argues community events undermine solemn observance and urges respect for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Daily News
Aberdeen Residents Rally to Support State Fair Effort
The Aberdeen News notes local residents are determined to contribute their share to ensure the state fair's success this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Note of preparation for Independence Day travels through state
The state hears a rising note of preparation for Independence Day celebrations. Citizens in Huron and across counties consider events, parades, and civic activities planned to honor the nation with community involvement and patriotic displays.
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Huron
South Dakota Delegates at Early State Conventions
South Dakota held an Independent convention in Huron on June 29, 1893 with 330 delegates and a Republican state convention in Huron on September 20, 1893 with 671 delegates.
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Huron
Ten Pound Boy Born At H L Hopkins Home
A ten pound boy was announced at the home of H L Hopkins of the Henry Independent. The Independent is known for lively content and Hop plans to enlarge his paper to fit the new news.
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H. L. Hopkins
The
Henry Independent
Independent
Hop
Brother and Sister Blosser Build Their Own Home
The Wessington Springs Republican notes brother and sister Blosser now live under their own roof in a pretty new home with best wishes for a long life of happiness.
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Blosser
Wessington Springs
Howe
Dick Halladay Faces Global Fair Trip With Strapped Funds
Dick Halladay warns he must travel to the world’s fair with his money secured in unreliables. He says lack of dependable banking forces him to carry funds on the trip.
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Dick Halladay
Editor Karl Gerner Fills Dual Roles at Iroquois Chief
In Halladay's absence Karl Gerner edits the Iroquois Chief alongside his duties at the Madison Sentinel. He is capable and committed, though weary from the extra workload.
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Karl Gerner
Dick Halladay
Madison Sentinel
Karl
Agricultural college opens summer term with large attendance
The summer term began on Monday the 15th inst with an attendance like the first day of spring term. Trustees have provided for additional classrooms new library quarters enlarged shops and more.
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The
Agricultural College
Wessington Merchant Curtis Cuts In at Blake's Times
Charles N. Curtis, noted local merchant, assumes editorial charge of Blake's Times during O. A. B's absence at the world’s fair and shares views on the value of advertising while steering the paper.
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Charles N. Curtis
Wessington
Blake’s Times
the Times
Irrigation Devotes Efforts to Restore Global Lands
The article notes irrigation reclaiming about 40 million acres of land worldwide and 4 million in the United States. It stresses future work to improve production on lands already fertile, shaping a broader program for agricultural development.
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United States
Mrs B M Pricer Dies Suddenly in Wash. Home
Mrs B M Pricer formerly of Iroquois and wife of a well known editor died suddenly at her Wash home a few days since on the 7th. She leaves one child, and many friends here mourn the broken home and loss.
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Mre. B. M. Pricer
Iroquois
Wash
Memorial Day Oration Highlighted by Hon Crawford at Madison
Hon. Doe I. Crawford delivers the memorial day oration at Madison with local officials and citizens in attendance. The event marks the annual observance and honors fallen service members.
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Doe I. Crawford
Madison
Memorial day orator named for Sturgis by Judge Bennett
Judge G G Bennett is named as the orator for Memorial day in Sturgis. The report notes some newspaper boys neglect papers and head to Chicago, leaving their routes briefly unsettled.
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G. G. Bennett
Sturgis
Chicago
Paige Players Impress Eureka as crowds push for more
The Paige Players drew strong crowds in Eureka and delighted locals who urged the troupe to extend its stay, signaling broad audience appeal and high demand for additional performances.
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Paige
Eureka
Sunday Closure Puzzle Stumps Global Management Critics
A lingering question puzzles many observers as to why global management refuses to close on Sundays. Analysts cite economic imperatives and cultural practices driving the debate about a universally observed day of rest and its impact on productivity and tradition.
Redfield College Sioux at hand for May oratorical report
The Redfield College team Sioux prepares for May events highlighted by an excellent full report on the State Oratorical Contest.
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Redfield College
Sioux
Kimball Index Enters Twelfth Volume In Print
The Kimball Index enters its twelfth volume trailing the Honomire by about a year in age but keeping pace with neighboring journals in quality.
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Buat Bro
Local Hint Sees E H Aplin as Possible Judge Candidate
Neighboring papers note the probability that Hon E H Aplin of this city may be a candidate for the bench to replace Judge Campbell. Aplin has not announced intentions publicly as far as can be learned.
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E. H. Aplin
Campbell
E. H
Sioux Reservation as a Stock Country Distinguished
W. H. Gleckler writes in the Pierre Capital that the Sioux Reservation, by its size and location, is likely the best watered and least over fed stock range in the United States. It is particularly suited to cattle and horses.
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W. H. Gleckler
Pierre Capital
Sioux Reservation
United States
Cornraiser Praises South Dakota Over Iowa
C B Chambers of Faulk County writes to the Aberdeen News declaring Iowa good but praising South Dakota as equally good or better. He claims top corn soil and potential to outpace Iowa in fed cattle and hogs.
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C. B. Chambers
Faulk County
Aberdeen News
Iowa
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Elect Grand Officers at Sioux Falls
The Odd Fellows at Sioux Falls elect grand officers led by Grand Master O. J. Bach of Harley and Deputy Grand N. CO. Nash of Canton. Warden W. E. Benedict of Hot Springs serves, with Secretary Ivan W. Goodner of Pierre and Treasurer L. L. Lostutter of Iroquois. Grand Representative F. L. Emerson of Sioux Falls.
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Odd Fellows
Sioux Falle
O. J. Bach
Harley
N. CO. Nash
Canton
W. E. Benedict
Hot Springs
Ivan W. Goodner
Pierre
L. L. Lostutter
Iroquois
F. L. Emerson
Sioux Falls
Memorial Day Visits Across the State
Gov Sheldon visits Iroquois. Judge Corson attends Pierre. Senator Kenneday attends Hitchcock. Major Pickler visits Watertown. Rev Mr Clark visits Huron. Capt W V Lucas returns to Waverly Ions home. Rev E B Meredith of Sioux Falls visits Elkton. H T Griggs of Alpena Journal attends Alpena.
Ten Marquette High girls expelled for subordination
Ten senior girls at Marquette High were expelled after a dispute with the principal over class markings. The students believed they knew more than the teachers and insisted on their stance, leading the school to drop the matter and continue with its routine.
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Marquette High School
Freudenfeld Still Resides in Minnesota as Manager
The Madison Sentinel replies to contemptuous remarks about Joseph Freudenfeld by noting he remains in Minnesota as manager of a large jobbing establishment and has not moved his family. He can be found at his Plankinton home every Sunday and, despite being a Democrat, is praised as an excellent official.
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Madison Sentine
Joseph Freudenfeld
Minneapolis
Plankington
Law reform prints new game law with severe penalties
An exchange prints a convoluted proposed law listing varied dates for book agents and other groups with draconian penalties. It states that any man who accepts a paper for two years but claims non receipt may be killed from January 21st, with no relief from valuation rules, at 8 percent interest per year.
Large Republican gathering at Louisville sparks pride
Every Republican in the land felt proud of a large Louisville meeting of party representatives. Though out of office nationally, their motive was love of the old party and desire to see it regain power. The assembly was harmonious with no factions and differences forgotten.
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Louisville
Union
Rally for party strength at Zinal election
The Madigon Sentinel notes earnest calls to rally Republican strength at the Zinal election next year, asserting the party remains solid.
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Reblican Party
Madigon Sentinel
South Dakota Officials Named Across Counties
The list names multiple officials and residents across South Dakota counties including Sanborn Day and Hand, Brown, Clark, Lincoln, Kingsbury, Potter, Spink, and others. Notables include Clara F Ellis in Andover, George Gamache in Bristol, H P Horewill in Claremont, and W M Gilroy in Fort.
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Southakota
Alwilda
Sanborn
Clara F. Ellis
Andover
Day County
George Gamache
Bristol
Thomas McAllen
Bazette
Hand County
J. B. Kinney
Castlewood
Hamlin
H.P. Horewill
Claremont
Brown County
KJ. L. Sankey
Columbia
W. M. Gilroy
Frankfort
Spink County
E. E. Graves
Gettysburg
Potter County
I. J. Eales
Harrold
Hughes County
Public library urged for Huron citizens
A citizen-letter urges Huron to form a public library to benefit about 800 local scholars who will be out of school for three months. The writer asks city fathers and the board of education to discuss establishing a library with no extra subscriber cost and to boost civic respectability and youth education.
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Huron
Board of Education
Don¢É
Praternal Wisdom at College Meet with Sam Jones
A brief note on a college event featuring Sam Jones and mentor remarks urging action. The short item highlights guidance given to students during the session and the informal tone of the meeting.
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Mee
Sam Jones
Petti Earns Praises for Public Service Record
Senator Petti receives high praise at home and abroad for a long record of successful public service. Voters and supporters laud his leadership and dedication amid a history of notable accomplishments.
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Memphrey
Ulkton Times
Senator Pettigrew
Word from Vol Otis on Phil Lawrence in Monona Iowa
Monona writer recalls Phil Lawrence who was linked with the Clayton County Journal during its peak years. He served under the writer when in command and later joined another regiment as a commissioned officer. The note praises Phil's current prosperity.
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Otis
Monona
Phil. Lawrence
Clayton County Journal
Phil
Governor Sheldon Faces Scrutiny Over Texas Cattle Quarantine
Mitchell notes the governor attracts criticism for quarantining Texas cattle from entering South Dakota. The article says the critique is premature since instructions came mainly from the department of agriculture.
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Mitchell Pen
Sheldon
Texas
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Telegraph Line Connects Sioux City and Huron
The new Western Union telegraph line between Sioux City and Huron is completed and in operation. It provides direct telegraphic communication to towns along the North between Hawarden and Parkerton. The line is already in good business as it begins service.
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Huron
Sioux City
Parketon Advance
Western Union
Mak
Hawarden Anre
Unclear fragmentary note on gold line interest and periodicals
Fragmentary text references gold line on gold fields and an illus interest connected to A. The passage is garbled with incomplete phrases and lacks verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Campbell to Deliver Oration as Bishop Leads South Dakota
The event features preacher Campbell delivering an oration under the auspices of Rt. Rev. Bishop of the Episcopal South Dakota. The talk focuses on the duties and duties of the church in the state with Campbell slated to speak at the gathering.
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Ee Campbell
Yorkton Prees
The
Episcops
Pyar
South Dakota
Campbell
Fragmentary Text On Land Prices Across States
The readable lines discuss land value trends and price ranges per acre in various states, referencing improvements and availability. It mentions state associations and a central committee. notes on recognition and a proposed date to hold a state convention are included, with political affiliations implied.
Who Killed Cock Alcohol Redfield Journal
The Ruralist states it was not Patten of Beadle nor Hooper of Spink who defeated resubmission but J R Lowe of the state alliance who switched on his party nominee and voted against resubmission by one. Forty two votes opposed resubmission, each could have swung the outcome.
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Redfield Journal
Patten
Beadle
Hooper
Spink
J. R. Lowe
State Alliance
Unjust Criticism and South Dakota Banking Outlook
The piece notes criticism of the cattle quarantine order tied to Governor Sheldon but attributed to a secretary of agriculture. It reports on South Dakota cyclers and banking strength, with bankers in Sioux Falls noting ample deposits and low interest, farmers becoming creditors, and wheat stocks and prices affected by money stringency. The overall tone urges optimism about corn, wheat, and the state's economic footing.
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Pierre Capital
Sheldon
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Northwest
E. McKinney
Sioux Falls
Marion Junction
Missouri River
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Time Has Come on Woman Suffrage Endorsement
The Time Has Come reports the national Republican League in session at Louisville adopted a resolution in favor of woman suffrage. The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes a shift from prior opposition, praising equal suffrage as beneficial for education and citizenship, and asserts the party will make conferring the ballot a future mission.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
National Republican League
Louisville
Republican Party
The Brighter Outlook for Money Centers
Reports from money centers show ease and reduced anxiety about the financial outlook. A shipment of 1 500 000 dollars in gold fails to stir tremors while liquidation in New York and sales of U S securities in London reflect market strain from Australian failures. Concerns about tariff policy add to uncertainty.
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Minneapolis Journal
New York
London
Australia
The New School Year at Agricultural College
The Agricultural college is in fine shape and doing better work in all departments. Attendance is good and there is confidence in beginning the new school year with more parents than any time since the hard times in 1889. The decline in attendance last year is acknowledged as an issue across institutions.
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Watertown Daily News
Alex. McIntyre
Agricultural College
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Suaxvor & Lonastarr, Proprietors
Eulalie
Wolsey
South Dakota Homeopathic Association
Library Movement
Iftice
Corpe
Praternal
South To
Ste Central Committee
H. L. At
U.S
Dr. Johnson
Howard
Winfred
Thos. Rea
E. H. Beadie
Lake Preston
George Ackley
John L Jones
Lake Madison
Black Hills
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