Editor Cleared in Libel Case Against Myers
The jury found for defendant John Longstaff in the libel suit brought by H Ray Myers over Houroyie articles during the city officers campaign. The editor’s defense argued the pieces were true in substance, and the Houonite notes the verdict while expressing political opposition to Myers and pride in protecting constitutional rights.
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Hourowire
H. Ray Myers
John Longstaff
Houroyie
Myers
Horonite
Wlaintiff
Public Exam Clarifies Shortages From Taylor Figures
In yesterday's Huron Huronite the Public Exam confirms Hipple is short 2576.99 and Mayhew 177.63, correcting earlier discrepancies cited by the Argus Leader. The paper notes a typographical error by Micotonire and shifts blame to the Houronics rather than Mr Baylor.
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Niner Taylor
Hipple
Fenond
Argus Leader
Taylor
Mayhew
Houronics
Mr. Baylor
Hutchinson Republicans Denounce Governor’s Secretary
In Hutchinson County a Republican convention passed a resolution denouncing Tom Ayres private secretary to the governor for an attack on local intelligence. The charge targeted Hutchinson county residents especially the German-Russian population, accusing them of ignorance and illiteracy via the press reform bureau’s framing.
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Hutchinson County
Tom Ayres
Siie
Ayres
Advertising in local papers Builds a thriving town
Peter Cooper urges ell towns to publish advertising for all residents. A card with name and business signals a prosperous community and local livelihood opportunities. Do not delay signups for business in a home newspaper.
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Peter Cooper
State Fair Call to Aid Society and Community
A civic appeal urges participation at the state fair to support the society, assist state interests, aid Yankton, and benefit individuals through active involvement and service.
Spain Threatened War Fallout and Cuba Loss Warned
A historical remark predicts Spain will face a harsh defeat if it pursues war with the United States, arguing such action would cost Spain Cuba in the ensuing conflict and reshape colonial holdings.
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Spain
United States
Cuba
renomination of Judge Smith endorsed at polls
The renomination of Judge Smith of the First circuit by the Republicans will be supported by voters at the November election.
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Smith
First Circuit
State fair at Yankton promises packed attendance
Yankton's state fair opens this week with assurances of a robust crowd and the best agricultural exhibition since statehood. The management highlights new displays and competitive events expected to draw visitors from across the region.
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Yankton
Business Boom Said To Be National in Scope
Dunn & Co and The Bradstreets report continued strong improvement in business. The gains are described as widespread and nonlocal, extending from coast to coast across the nation.
People Can Break Up Beer Trust Says Public Opinion
The piece argues that consumers hold the power to regulate and halt beer production by withholding demand, asserting that action rests with those who drink the beverage. The rhetoric frames public choice as a lever against monopolistic practice.
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Beer Trust
Myers sues Long staff for civil libel over damages
The Huron correspondent reports Myers filed a suit against Long staff seeking 10000 dollars in damages. It was described as a criminal libel case but is presented as a civil action for alleged damages.
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Huron
The
Argus-Leader
Myers
Longstaff
Pension Payments Of The United States Highlighted
The piece praises annual pension disbursements totaling 150 million dollars as a generous tribute to the nation’s defenders, arguing it should be doubled and that no part should be misused or withheld improperly.
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United States
South Dakota farmers poised to profit from grain and dairy
The Kimball Graphic notes multiple SonsDakota farmers expect to raise grain that will cover land costs, with wheat returns often exceeding land price. They anticipate $200 in cattle, $100 in bogs, and dairy goods covering living expenses, highlighting strong South Dakota farming prospects.
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Sonath Dakota
Kimball Graphic
South Dakota
Shortage of Auditors Mayhew and Hipple Confirmed
The shortage of Auditor Mayhew and ex-Auditor Hipple is confirmed. Both acknowledged owed the state and paid about 2400 to the state treasurer at Public Examiner Taylor's demand. Mayhew denies Taylor's report, while The Hunon ite defends Taylor and criticizes prior republican press. Hipple’s shortage is fully accounted for. bookkeepers bear responsibility for his figure, and insurance methods are anew scrutinized. The piece also discusses grass seed purchases and brome grass as a drought tolerant forage plant for semi arid western lands.
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Mayhew
Hipple
Taylor
South Dakota
Huwuronite
Argus
Aberdeen News
Houronite
Auditor
Hunonite
Husonite
Sioux City Journal
Washington
Agricultural Department
Russia
United States
Wilson
Lowa
Rassias
Hanson
Great Siberian
Europe
Iowa Experiment Station
Public Examiner Taylor Presses Shortage Allegations
The report cites a $177 shortage by Mayhew and alleges alterations in Anderson and Mayhew ledgers. Public Examiner Taylor defends Hipple as honest, says figures were manipulated, and promises proof upon return to Pierre. Weather data for Huron, October across sixteen years accompanies the piece.
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Taylor
Pierre
Mayhew
Anderson
Grigsby
Hipple Ie
Obituary of Martha Zill Cooper in Early Indiana Era
Martha Zill born April 8 1886 in Rosy county Indiana moved with parents to Salina county Lil in 1873 married Ennis Cooper in August 1888 and moved to South Dakota in 1889. She died July 21 1900 from pulmonary consumption after long illness in Huron survived by husband two sisters and a brother. Funeral at M E church with Rev Clark officiating. Also notes on University Association extension plans led by Professor Pinkham to establish local branch for continuing education.
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Martha Zill
Rosy County
Indiana
Salina County
Lil
Ennis Cooper
South Dakota
Cooper
Christian Council
M. E. Church
Dr. Clark
University Association
Pinkham
Restored Daughter Healed by Dr Hartman's Free Treatment
Greelyville South Carolina man I Gibson reports his daughter suffered severe cold fever and nervous headaches. After doctors failed Peruna remedy led to rapid recovery within a day and full restoration. He endorses Peruna and notes a new book for women by Hartman. Free copy offered by Columbus Ohio company.
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Hartman
Gibson
Greelyville
S. C
Perona
Birth rate shrinkage drives French reform push
Where Children are Appreciated notes concern over France's falling birth rate. A national society forms to urge government action including tax reductions based on family size and state education and care for all children over six.
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France
Bets On Hipple
Yankton Herald urges end to charges of official corruption between parties. It says ex-Auditor Johnny Hipple has not appropriated state money for himself and is not dishonest, while criticizing the mudslinging harming the state and warning that continued attacks could revive the old Democratic Party in South Dakota.
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Yankton Herald
Herald
Johnny Hipple
The
Johnny
the Herald
Democratic Party
South Dakota
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Huronate
Commonwealth
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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W. Guiewy
L. F. O. Weather Bureau
Huron, S. D
Sam Appels
University Association and World’s Congress Extension
Chicago
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