Germans and Russians Seek New Homes in South Dakota
An editorials argues for admitting up to 50 000 German Russian farmers to South Dakota. It urges leveraging an immigration department to attract agriculturists from southern Russia and the Argentine, praising their work ethic and potential economic impact on the state while condemning German suppression in Russia.
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Record Low Temperature Sparks Dense Morning Fog in Pierre
Pierre records a winter low of 11 below as a Southeast fog rolled in before daylight. Electric lights produced pencil beams piercing the fog, spreading into a fan of light. The unusual conditions persisted into the early hours, affecting visibility near railway yards.
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Bullock First to Grow Alfalfa in Dakota Territory
Captain Seth Bullock of Deadwood recalls planting the first alfalfa seed in Dakota in 1881 at the Redwater mouth ranch. He describes seed origin in Utah, transport via Union Pacific and Wells Fargo Express, and early trials, yielding three cuttings per year by 1882 1883. The piece also notes Aberdeen Equity exchange directors meeting signing for $100 000 capital, creamery plans, and subscrip tions, with members listed and a Kansas City gathering upcoming.
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Andrew Snyder
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Keila
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J . L. P. Hoffman
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Cost of Collecting Taxes by Excessive Cost of Collecting Taxes by Excessive
Pierre December 14 The tax commission finds the net state tax from unorganized areas for 1912 and 1913 is only 2 000 while spending for assessment and collection was 5 110. Officials note more is paid for collecting taxes than collected, with a 2 000 appropriation for the biennial period plus 3 110 carryover for prior work, amid county disorganization and unclear results.
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All Nations Invited To Peace Congress
Washington December 11 All Nations reducing the warring powers will be invited or participate in the biennial congress of the American Peace Society. Directors settled plans and determined to proceed with arrangements though place and date remain unsettled.
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Taxpayer Attacks Courier Charges in Perkins County
A letter targets editorials in The au Courter, alleging slurs against Perkins County voters and political bosses in both parties. The writer claims voters are intoxicated and misled, defending county officials while condemning insults about homesteaders and the county seal.
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Big Subscription Contest Ends Amid Enthusiasm and Weather
The Heralds big subscription contest closes with typical zest from candidates despite bad weather limiting effort. Judges were impartial, prizes well received, and winner Frank Gibson tallies 501,250 votes with runners up Matie Buehholz and Vernon Williams noted.
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Agricultural shows boost horse breeding nationwide
Agricultural news notes seasonable horse shows stimulate breeding programs by showcasing premier sires and quality colts. Stronger competition and consistent practices appear to raise average colt quality, with reputable breeds yielding better offspring and higher farm profits through improved herds and mare management.
Fragmented rant on horse breeding and ballot power
A damaged text fragment discusses prize winning stallions and political influence on voters. It mentions Stallone era, upright citizens, Aruna, Arvidale, and community horses, with unclear claims about horse industry impact and political manipulation.
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High School Notes on West venent Sateen event
Fragmented text notes high school activities and games with names such as Mike Katy and Binnie Shitty Sipe. Mentions Pare Bate Loreto Saber and Victoria Wyerrereined, plus references to Gate, Norton, Polygail Parelinn, and Payette.
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