Pettigrew Defeated By Temporary Organization In Dakotas
Reports from Grand Forks describe Pettigrew losing to a Temporary Organization group in the Dakota region. The note mentions political maneuvers, a Huron Times item about Nomination on the first ballot, and a large New York workers march. It also discusses prairie fires and the effect of grasses on winter forage and cultivation implications.
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Evolution of the Newspaper From Rome to Modern Day
The piece traces the newspaper’s rise from ancient Rome’s news letters to a regularly issued paper, debating its role in shaping public morals and offering guidance. It questions content standards for youth, virtue, thrift, and integrity, urging editors to mold public opinion responsibly.
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Daniel Webster Memoir Verse Recital Captures Childhood Moment
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a Saturday night memory of a boy who recited verses for a teacher a contest and a score as Daniel Webster’s turn came and the crowd urged him to repeat lines. The scene hints at early language skill and schoolroom performance in a bygone era.
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Daniel Webster
Huron trade prospects push wholesale growth in 1882
The letter urges large stock at accessible points to meet freight costs and speed up deliveries. It argues Huron as a prime hub for wholesalers in groceries dry goods and clothing, noting rising interest from eastern traders and the need for capital to compete with distant suppliers.
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New Arrivals at Wessingipon and Local Movements
Crowded houses report continual arrival of newcomers at Wessingipon with women and children added to the ranks. H. Ellis welcomes a wife and baby this week, while his family moves to other tasks. A. W. Ellis departs to Fort Totten to visit relatives, and H. Wayne Russell joins as Reading Company agent.
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Howard Kipp
Pratt Bros
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Wheelock
Local County Board Proceedings Highlight Bridge Plans and Tax Totals
County records show discussions on toll bridges over the James River and bridge-building oversight for the Huron and Bay crossings. Tax levies for the year 1882 include municipal and road taxes, plus a sinking fund tax, with assorted bills approved for road work and court supplies.
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Hitchcock
James River
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Snedige & Pete
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John McGill
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Tax Lands to Be Sold in Beadle County Tonight
PAX SALE NOTICE announces public sale of all lands town lots and real property in Beadle County D T for unpaid 1881 taxes with penalties and costs. Sale begins Oct 2 1882 in the Huron court room from 9 am to 4 pm and continues daily until all property is sold.
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Mitchell
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Daniel H. Stow
N.ee
Godfried Laube
Barney Haughey
Stephen E. Bowerman
Thomas Nty
W.M. Letcher
Register
I. J. Mouser
Weather rules from the Tithe Farmer's Club of the American
A collection of ten weather rules describes cloud movement wind patterns and storm indicators. A soldier recalls a fire battle moment. A Casselton Reporter note mentions a lengthy oats sheaf causing jovial reaction.
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Washington Shylocks and Government Pay Theft
Washington authorities press prosecutions of unlicensed brokers preying on government clerks. An assistant disbursing officer forbade honoring clerks’ orders to money lenders. The piece notes dramatic losses to borrowers and measures to curb the practice.
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Tea Department
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White visitors astonish refugees in new country scene
The Philadelphia Record describes Jewish refugees from Russia reacting to African Americans as they arrive. Foreigners stare at the dusky newcomers, some shake hands while others shrink, and children cling to mothers as young colored men attempt to speak Gibberish to the exiles.
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