All Sorts of Men and the South Dakota Land Value
The census bulletin ranks South Dakota highly in population and production across gold, wheat, barley, oats, rye, wool, livestock, and dairy. Land prices at ten dollars an acre are seen as undervalued until others learn their true worth. The piece notes Sholter’s untroubled stance amid AOUW calls for his removal and cites Gov. Herreid’s stance.
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South Dakota
Census Bulletin
Census Department
Union
Dr French endorses Huron College in renewed appeal
The New York Evangelist letter by Dr Henry T McEwan D D praises Huron College South Dakota for its loyal students and strong teachers. It notes distant field 650 miles from Chicago, calls for building endowment and equipment, and urges moderate givers to support the pioneer college.
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Chicago
Chicago and North-Western
Pew
Dr. French
Crawford in Senate Race Faces Opposition as He Remains In
The piece notes Crawford stays in the United States senate contest despite opposition claims he withdrew. It emphasizes that he is not quitting until a successor to Kittredge is chosen by the legislature, and he will campaign across South Dakota to persuade voters. It frames the race as a clash of two capable leaders within the Republican side.
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Crawford
United States
Mr. Kitt
Redge
South Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Kittredge
Friends
Mr. Crawford
Kit
Black Hills
United States Geological Survey
Harney Peak
Mountain
Hill City
Custer
Henri Wattersome Contemplates Kentucky Governor Run
The passage humorously notes Henri Wattersome may seek Kentucky’s governorship, while stressing that serving as U.S. president and Kentucky governor are separate offices. It reflects political speculation and the idea of holding multiple high offices.
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Henri Wattersome
Kentucky
United States
Kenucky
Roosevelt's southern policy may shift delegate support and votes
The article argues Roosevelt places southern Democrats in power, risking delegate displeasure at the national convention while potentially gaining electoral votes for Republicans. It notes the appointments are politically unwise but reflects Roosevelt's independent style and expected gains for the South.
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Roosevelt
Sugar trade figures split by region and duty proposal
United States sugar use last year totaled 2 219 847 tons. Louisiana produced 350 000 tons, US beet factories 150 000, Hawaii 350 000, Porto Rico 150 000. About 1 360 585 tons come from other sources with a 36 dollar per ton duty. Willett and Gray publish these figures and advocate removing the duty.
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United States
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Willett & Gray
Weekly
Statistical Sugar Trade Journal
Canton official named superintendent of Indian Insane asylum
Hon. O. 8. Gifford of Canton, a noted anti machine Republican nicknamed Boxer Gifford, is appointed superintendent of the Indian Insane asylum at Canton on Senator Kittredge's recommendation. Salary $2500 annually. The remark follows about federal patronage and missions.
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O. 8. Gifford
Canton
Boxer Gifford
Senator Kittredge
Foreign Board of Missions
Governor Kittredge credited to railroad interests
The Sioux Falls Press acknowledges railroad corporations for shaping Senator Kittredge's career, after previously crediting Pettigrew. Some observers note the senator's own intellect may have contributed to his success, suggesting Pettigrew and railroads should share the credit.
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Sioux Falls
Senator Kittredge
Mr. Pettigrew
Kittredge
Pettigrew
Railroads
Republican statesmen speeches question future protection stance
The piece argues that recent Republican leaders offer little hope of abandoning protection to American industries. It cites Senator Allison of Iowa as a stronger authority on the issue than the Sioux Falls Press.
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Allison
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Sioux Elder Seeks Divorce Evidence of Assimilation
Little Brave, a Sioux man sixty eight, has applied for a divorce. The report suggests ongoing adoption of white man’s ways by Native Americans as proof of civilization.
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Little Brave
Heath Buys Salt Lake Tribune to Run Paper
Perry S Heath acquires the Salt Lake Tribune and will personally manage it. John Cain, long-time local newspaperman, will assist, both having prior experience in state journalism. Ralph Wheelock argues South Dakota should oppose Shaw removal from Minnesota Agricultural College.
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Perry S. Heath
The
Salt Lake Tribune
John Cain
Sota Agricultural College
Wheelock
Kansas Editor Suspends Paper Over Cracker Price
A Kansas editor announces suspension of publication citing rising cracker costs and water scarcity as the reason for stopping the paper. The obituary style note frames the decision as a short, ironic statement rather than a traditional death notice.
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Kansas
Army reduction in Philippines hinged on future losses
Gen Corbin proposed smaller forces in the Philippines but the plan would be unnecessary if recent heavy army losses do not continue. The comment suggests current casualties influence strategic size decisions.
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Philippines
Corbin
South Dakota cow and land value growth praised
The text lauds the influence of a modest cow in South Dakota, asserting her role in the state’s development and land value appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
South da
Crawford Won't Seek Consolation From Opponents
The Aberdeen News notes Mr. Crawford will not seek consolation from political opponents regardless of the outcome of his ambitions.
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Aberdeen News
Crawford
Booker T Washington Dines at White House Amid Race Debate
The president displays bold leadership in peace and conflict while Booker T. Washington, noted for his race, is described as white enough to dine at the White House. The remark frames civil rights tensions during the administration.
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White House
Nebraska writer cites Petti grew and Wellington in Schley Sampson feud
A Nebraska writer attributes the Schley Sampson controversy to Petti, grew, and Wellington, describing the situation as worsened to a near worst.
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Nebraska
Pettigrew
Wellington
Lawrence County Building Improvements Estimated at 6.5 Million
The article notes building improvements and investments in Lawrence County this year total about $6,500,000. The figure highlights the scale of local development and construction activity.
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Lawrence County
Sioux Falls urged to host supreme court headquarters
The Madison Outlook jokes about moving the South Dakota supreme court from Pierre to Sioux Falls, arguing the change would improve convenience and benefit the city. The piece notes skepticism from the state toward Sioux Falls yet treats the idea as a practical improvement.
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Sioux Falls
Supreme Court
Pierre
Madison
Senator Hanna Returns to the Game Despite Grief
Senator Hanna remains active in politics while dealing with personal loss. The report notes his continued public engagement and determination despite a heavy emotional burden.
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Senator Hanna
Gamy
Assassin to Face Penalty Next Monday
The killer of President McKinley is scheduled to be executed on Monday, marking the culmination of a dramatic legal case. The public awaits the court's ruling and the solemn national moment.
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McKinley
Iowa Republicans Boost Cummins Lead in Low-Turnout Year
Republicans claim U S senator Chuck Cummins holds a 75000 vote majority in a discouraging off year. The piece notes the party believes the environment favors GOP gains in Iowa amid reduced turnout.
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Iowa
Cummins
Jim River Valley Seen As Ideal for Homes and Growth
Watertown Public Opinion quotes praise from the Aberdeen Review praising the Jim river valley as a land for upbuilding homes. It notes twenty five years of settlement proving the area suitable for happiness and contentment. The piece projects ten thousand people settling in the valley next year.
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Jim River
Watertown
Aberdeen Review
Mathematical Gen ius of Sioux Falls Press
A compact wordplay note from the Sioux Falls Press notes a coin riddle: one cent from four cents leaves four cents in a playful arithmetic observation.
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Sioux Falls
Beadle County Farmer Markets Hogs Worth $1200
A Beadle county farmer has just marketed 1200 dollars worth of hogs. Hog raising is a side issue with him.
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Beadle County
Band Wagon Cited by South Dakota Statesmen
South Dakota officials signal cautious embrace of a popular trend as a band wagon gains attention among lawmakers and political observers. The phrase suggests political momentum that could influence policy and public support.
Corn and Cattle Boost Farmer Incomes In 19th Century Row
Farmers profit from corn and cattle trade, boosting cash flow and market activity. The article notes rising prices and wider farm yields improving rural livelihoods amid seasonal harvests and market demand.
Veto Delays Rail Commission Report On Rate Reductions
Gov Herreid veto prevents printing the railroad commission biennial report ending June 30 1900 leaving the public without a record of how much rates were cut in dollars and cents. The claim of a $170 000 saving in passenger rates is dismissed as idle talk without the official figures.
Lipton Plans New Challenger For America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton announces a fresh challenger for the America's Cup and states he will return in August 1903. The actor behind the project is praised for his pluck and persistence, though luck has not yet favored him.
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Thomas Lipton
Thomas’ Pluck
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised For Deafness
An ad claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, touting constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cueney & Co
Toledo
Sone
Leaves’ Colour War: Chemistry, Not Frost, Paints Autumn
Washington Iowa’s Parrott laments common frost myth and explains that leaf coloration in October results from chemical changes as respiration declines. Frost dulls colors. vivid autumn hues occur when frost arrives late, with the leaf briefly displaying a fading swan song of red, orange, and gold.
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Washington
Iowa
Parrott
Waterloo Reporter
Nature
Frost
Soothing Syrup for Teething From Mrs Winslow’s Ad
An old remedy for teething promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as best for teething pain gums wind colic and diarrhoea. Priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
Political currents noted in Howard editor’s Sioux Falls trip
The Howard Democrat editor Osbon traveled to Sioux Falls early this week to mingle with Republican party insiders. The piece laments his past ties to socialism and predicts a likely return to the Republican fold, suggesting he understands which side benefits him financially.
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Howard Democrat
Osbon
The
Spirit
Sioux Falls
Nickel Plate Travel Offers Reduced Fares and Schedules
The notice advertises round trip and one way fares including $13 daily travel via Nickel Plate road with a fifteen day limit, twenty day round trips at $16, and five day round trips at $6. Tickets are valid on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with certain restrictions, and through service to New York and Boston is offered at low rates. For details contact John Y. Calahan General Agent at 111 Adams Street Chicago for the Pan American folder.
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Nickel Plate Road
New York
Boston
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago
Well Selected Millinery Stock For Immediate Possession
A well selected stock of millinery with an established trade and immediate possession offered. A dress maker could make big money by purchasing. Address Frankie Wyandis, Highmore, S. D.
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Frankie Wyandis
Highmore
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Huron, South Dakota
Texas Oil Lands
Sholter
Yankton
A. 0.U.W
Shober
Herreid
Dakota
John Longstaff
COE I. Crawford
Dr. McEwen
Huron College
Henry T. McEwan, D. D
Rev
Huron
Lege
Synod of
Louisiana
Red Man
Ralph Wheelock
Shaw
Kota
Booker T. Washington
E. B. Soper
Webb Vincent
Geo. C. Fullinweider
Standard Savings Bank
Huron, Souta Dakota
U.S
Canada
Sporting Goods
U.G. Bowler & CO
D. W. Smith
Red Cross
de Laval
Dr. Fenner
Jack Frost
Buffalo Pan American
Bakers
Fred J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
Cy Real Estate Corwin D. Mead
P. W. Malzen
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