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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1888
Page
4
Shinxon and Lonastarr report editorials and political sentiment across several items. Pierre papers back Thews to dominate, wheat sells at 1 dollar per bushel in Chicago, Libby prison relocation rumors persist, Mathews majority urged by Pre Pakker New Era, New York Democratic convention looms, naturalization events noted, Mills bill reductions contested, Grover vetoes latest post rally measures from the sixties.
Darrymrte, described as a great banana farmer, says he expects to receive about $1 per bushel for his wheat this year.
A fragment notes discontent with Mathews' nomination within the church context. Vague references imply internal debate or disagreement among congregants about leadership selection.
Howey D. Prence of Indiana, a lifelong Democrat and law partner of Senator ie, endorses Harrison and Morton in a notable political shift.
The note suggests Ben Harrison is confident about victory as momentum shifts toward him in the Dakotan race. Voter sentiment appears favorable, with observers noting signs of a forthcoming win.
The Redfield Journal endorses Mathews with a note praising the editor a young bright man who plans strong support for Jim.
Partial notes from Indiana indicate a Republican lead with Ben Harrison not losing support in the state. The survey, though uncertain, suggests Democrats face a tight race through November and emphasize Harrison's relative resilience.
The London Times reports a plan to buy 370 million bushels of wheat this year while forecasts show a 290 million bushels surplus for sale, signaling potential high prices for American wheat.
Maior Epwanos enters a grand clash in Cass County as rivals push to topple him. The scene highlights local battlers and a stubborn contest amid a storied rivalry.
Barrise Cotomer weighs a proposal to levy a tax of 200 dollars per year on each Chinaman living in the area. The plan faces scrutiny as officials assess its economic and social impact.
Gov McGixx carried off the Hen nepin county delegation in a move that deepens the Minnesota gubernatorial contest’s mix of factions and influence.
Grover signals no letters of acceptance will be written and plans to position himself to claim he was not running after the November 7 election.
A fragmented report notes a Democratic council member or body refusing to endorse a candidate or measure. The text hints at political maneuvering and party stance with limited readable details. Further specifics are unclear in the OCR fragment.
A quotation attributes to Henry George a claim about the right to buy cheaply while criticizing laws that would keep convict-labor products from competing with free-labor goods. The passage links consumer rights with his conviction about labor law distinctions.
Geerce Wittsow Contis in Harper's Weekly offers a bleak editorial on the party's future. He argues the Democratic camp will fracture whether Hill is nominated or defeated at the upcoming state convention.
A proposed law seeks strict limits on Chinese cross-border movement with Canada. Officials warn measures will likely become law and enforce tighter border controls to reduce crossings and potential issues at the frontier.
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader cites section 2 of the capital commission bill as introduced by the Case county member. The council opposed that section and struck it out, naming the nine commissioners in the bill itself. Governor Ordway would receive the names with the bill in 1888.
The speaker accuses Mr West of venting over defeated Republicans kept in office. He contends Grover Cleveland has retained a very small number and deems his administration the most partisan since Andrew Jackson.
An Eaton Rapids Michigan column endorses John Wood as a strong Beadle county probate judge candidate praising his integrity and legal skill. The piece notes his local roots and public service potential while mentioning community updates and school notices. Norman Root and Flora King are also referenced in local school and residence notes.
A compilation of opinions argues for free trade linked to figures like Grover Cleveland and Roger Mills. The collection highlights Democratic support, Republican calls, and parliamentary wit on reducing trade barriers. The piece emphasizes broad agreement on minimizing restrictions and promoting free exchange.
Mr James Douty and family of Toledo Ohio are visiting Mr and Mrs Rosenbargh for a few weeks. Schoolhouses receive a new coat of paint. No 1 has been moved to a codna and placed upon a good od. Trees and shrubbery will be planted around it in spring. J S Oliver has been making m
Bids will be received for construction Section 15 at 110 160. Specifications available at the Honoware office. Bids due in Cavour Dakota on Monday 17. Right to reject all bids reserved by any or all addresses. Contact for bid submission details provided.
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