Kanouse opens launder yard at Woonsocket station
The article notes G. W. Kanouse, longtime Wisconsin figure and former state official, has opened a new laundher yard at Woonsocket south of Wolsey. It mentions E. J. Barber of the Chicago Times and a Redfield fair meeting, along with general remarks on emigration and postal issues impacting press and commerce.
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Sioux Falls Convention Denied Prohibition Vote Conjunction
Tur cowardly convention at Sioux Falls denies petition to vote liquor question with constitution. Editorials lament financial pressure and public gambling houses amid Dakota politics. Notice of J.P. Kinvensacoe Kidder death in Congress and Supreme Court era. obituary notes his Ver million residency and Dakotan impact.
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Prohibition Debate and Dakota College Talk
A Sioux Falls dispatch notes Cynthia E Cleveland’s election loss as W C Union leader amid protests by Willard and other prohibitionists. It cites a plain for a Methodist university at Ordway and recalls views from Ordway Times and Mitchell Daily Republican on temperance, religion, and local college ambitions in Dakota Territory. The piece highlights community interest in a college for the region.
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Methodist University
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Ordway Times
Mitchell Daily Republican
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Dakota Conference ministers gathering cited in Iowa letter
The text notes Dakotas fever among ministers at a Dakota conference in Iowa with references to Wilmot Whitfield Hartsough Cready and Miller of Canton. It mentions transfers to Dakota including Rev. I. N. Pardee Sioux City and QO E. Murray Plankinton and promises further detail in a later letter.
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Wilmot Whitfield
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Sioux City
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Goldsmith's misdirected stop inspires stage wit
An anecdote recalls Oliver Goldsmith's youth on a journey to Edgeworth's town. He asks for the best house, is hosted by Mr Featherstone thinking him a friend, and enjoys supper and hospitality unaware he is in an old acquaintance's home. The tale helped fuel She Stoops to Conquer.
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Edgeworth
Ardagh
Protect Your Farm Machinery With Proper Sheltering
Farmers are urged to shelter and care for machinery to extend life and avoid dealer exploitation. The DeSmet News argues rusting and sun damage waste money, comparing costs of sheds to debts passed to children, and notes if one can afford $400 to $500 in equipment, they can invest in protective sheds to preserve it.
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Shill
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Virginia Confederate Scout Hides Above While Federal Search
A Virginia Confederate scout escapes death by hiding in a garret above a house surrounded by Union troops. Ladies aid his concealment as soldiers ransack each room and hear the death warrant read, but the spy remains hidden until the danger passes.
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Fletcher
Virginia
Philadelphia Times
From Death Sentence to Lead Clergyman in Virginia
A dramatic escape follows a death sentence overheard by a man who fled a dangerous area. An hour later a Federal detachment left in ill humor, and by morning he had traveled far. He became a leading clergyman in Virginia.
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Virginia
Talma Uses Hunchback Trick to Punish Disapproving Audience
French tragedian Talma faced a persistent front-row critic the hunchback in seat five. He swapped stalls to mock him then summoned four more patrons to join the chorus. In the end the original observer fled, and Talma achieved his evening’s revenge with a staged audience misdirection.
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How the Colonel Paid His Hotel Bill
The article recounts Col W- rising from poverty in Natchez after a failed venture, gambling, and debt. He bets fifty dollars on a 100 yard race, wins against a tough rival, and earns the crowd’s praise and the money to settle his lodging.
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