Farewell to the NERALD and related notes on South Dakota
The piece bids farewell after nine years of weekly publication and nine years with the NERALD, noting independence from subsidies and praise for reader support. It details a sale of the Heap plant to BB.) Blosser and merger into the Republican, plus a satirical account of temperance debates, a female attorney defending a saloonist, and reflections on women in reform efforts across many states. The writer expresses patriotism and ongoing political reflections in South Dakota.
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Blosser
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Thianp
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South Dakota
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Butchor
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Thomas
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Arthur
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Alurrah
Republican Party
Iowa
Peoples Party
Ohio
Ne Hsrie
Ilall
The Masonic Banquet Brings Harmony and Officers Installed
At the hotel venue the Masonic banquet featured long tables, good nature, and harmony among attendees. Newly elected officers were installed and Dr. Wolff gave a talk on masonry while Mr. Vandoren presented a poem.
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Vandoren
The Printing Press and Steam Power in Liberty's View
A bygone lecture extols the printing press as civilization’s marvel and the telegraph, reporters, and steam locomotive as forces shaping modern life. It lauds Liberty Unlichten and the moral tone of America while imagining future expansion and the spread of newspapers across the Atlantic.
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John Ehey Thompson
New York
Ps Press
Telegraph
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