Dakota Baptist Anniversary Observed in Sioux Falls
South Dakota Baptists completed annual meetings in Sioux Falls with the Ministerial Union opening Thursday. Ecclesiastical officers were elected and sermons preached on self support, church zeal, and missionary work. The Sioux Falls University Baptist school was dedicated as temperance speakers urged prohibition. The report notes 72 churches and about 2,000 members across three associations.
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South Dakota
Parker
J. W. Davis
Huron
G. W. Lincoln
Carthage
H. H. Keith
Sioux Falls
E. T. Cressey
G. Adams
Dell Rapids
Tremaine
BE. Ellis
Home Mission Society
W. M. Haigh
Chicago
Foreign Missionary Society
WC. T. U
Marts
I. D. Kunouse
Hey
Mr. Barker
Kansas
J. P. Coffman
D. W. Davis
N. E. Reed, Esq
T. Cressey
Tree Planting Expands Nebraska Arable Boundary
A promoter cited by The Omaha Herald and the Lincoln Journal argues that tree culture has proven Nebraska’s arable frontier extends hundreds of miles westward. He notes climatic shifts from prairie cultivation and artificial forestry since settlement, transforming the interior and pushing the agricultural limit westward.
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Omaha Herald
The
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska
West
Northwest
Plains
Missouri River
Great American Desert
Good Prospects for Wool in Major Markets
The Chicago Wool Journal notes demand in Boston and Philadelphia is near unlimited at current prices and sales are at record highs for the trade. Prices, however, show little advance as manufacturers have pre-sold at low levels and buyers are constrained, while sellers risk loss. A rebound seems possible with tighter supplies and broader business revival, but no lasting improvement without other sectors recovering.
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Chicago Wool Journal
Boston
Philadelphia
Dakota Farmers Reluctant to Migrate Amid Gloomy Prospects
Real Both Sides reports Dakota farmers discouraged by a poor season with many crops not threshed and fields lying to rot. Prices rise while eastern papers spread falsehoods to deter migration. Aberdeen Registers of Deeds form an association to tighten mortgage records and set new filing fees.
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Gettysburg Herald
Dakota
Syster
Registers of Deeds
Aberdeen
G. R. Williams
Codington County
C. G. Sherwood
Clark County
Joseph Zitka
Bon Homme County
G. L. Shurretts
Day
T. G. Orr
Walworth
J. E. Dyer
Marshall
Sioux Falls
Legislative note on convention and private loan funds in Beadle county
The text describes a constitutional convention to prohibit special legislation and require repeal and enactment of new laws. The executive committee can set the next meeting time and place. It mentions multiple sums from 300 to 2500 dollars tied to improved farms in Beadle county, to be loaned at lowest rates. Office on Dakota Avenue opposite Leider office.
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Beadle
Dakota Avenue
Leider
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Dakota Baptist Anniversiary
Ius
Stous City Journal
Graves Bros
America Investot Co
3D Street
Commercial Union Assurance Cas
Crermania
New York Underwriters
Continental
Western Assur
Northwestern
Springfield Fire & Mar
Yankton, Insurance Company of Dakota
New York Life, Fidelity and Casualty
Accident Insurance Co. of North America
Travelers Insurance Co
E. S. Onway
Preat
B. Onmsnt
Vire
LT. Graves
American Investment Co
Sarecessors
Ormaby Broa. & Co
Fiuniershitray, Tarmeby, Graves & Co
Huron, Dormaby, Clute , Co
Mitchell, D. Oh
Opera Hopas
Ihuron, Dakota
Old Country
Huron, Dak
the Traders’ Banking Co
Generl
Dol. Stick
J.A. Kemp
Cash'r
Dasl
Stick
Vie Res
Asvt
Candle
Tam
Icheaper
Lian Ever
Tay
A. M. Elson
A. F. Anderson
Deering
Wmn. L. Bliss
Dakota Ave
City Milling Company
Palf
Pride of
Huron City Mills Flour
Dakota Central Railway
Eluron City Mill Company
E.b.larue
W. H. Kesler
Dak
G. Klebs
Prop
Illinois
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