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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1883
Page
2
Sunday School Workers of Dakota Seek Large Mitchell Meeting
A circular announces the ninth annual Sunday school gathering in Mitchell July 10 to 12 with speaker B F Jacobs of Chicago. County secretaries must send reports by July 1 and churches urged to donate per member while delegations are limited to two per school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Jacobs
Chicago
Mitchell
Jacobs
D. P. Ward
Sioux Falls
Huron
E. G. Wheeler
Beadle County
D. i
J. J. Mouser
D. T
Said
Charles B. Cook
Winona
Minnesota
Rester of Deeds
Dakota
Walton
Board of Commissioners
I. J. Mouser
Cier
I.ron
D. T. E. C. Walton
Charles Hitchcoc
John Blair
Yankton
Dakota Hospital
Dakota Hospital For
W. L. Dow
Yankto
Sanborn
Mysterious Skeleton Mound Discovered Near Redfield
Farmer Joseph Fogleson found a two acre circular trench with a five foot mound housing a multi skeleton grave. Bones show skull and long bones but no hands feet clothing or weapons. Nearby circular stone arrangements suggest ancient habitation worth scientific investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Redfield
James River Valley
Joseph Fogleson
Fogleson
Jos. Parmalee
Mr. F
Yankton
Pearl in oysters from cuff button found in Main street restaurant
A man dining on Blue Point oysters in a Main street restaurant discovered a large pearl that proved to be a shirt button dropped from a cook’s cuff. The incident occurred as he prepared to discard the item beside his plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Elopement Foiled by Rope Escape at Rural Hotel
In a stormy night escape, young Miss Annie Meyers and Joseph Shield fled Fairfield to wed in Jeffersonville. Their pursuers failed to seize Shield, who vanished from his hotel room using a rope escape, with brothers racing after them as the couple sped toward their clandestine vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shield
Fairfield
Young Shield
Wenzel
Market
Jeffersonville
Annie Meyers
Hastier
Market Street
Louisville
Stocking Up on Farm Advice From The Press
Farmers read tips on calf care and milk, horse hoof checks, and feeding. Articles discuss crow pest control, pond lilies, tomato soup, and kerosene insect spray. Roots for winter stock feed are recommended, with emphasis on varied dry plus root-based forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Chicago Journal
Chicago Tribune
Care of Harness and Oiling Methods for Harness
A Detroit Post excerpt highlights harness care emphasizes oiling before washing to keep leather supple. It contrasts neats-foot oil with castor oil plus lamp black as a preliminary saturant, then soap wash, sponge clean, and dry rub with a mix of oil and tallow colored with lamp black and Prussian blue. It labels neglect as economically harmful and uncomfortable for horses and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Post
Turned State's Evidence in Saddle Theft Trial
A defendant in a saddle theft case insists he will turn State's evidence though claiming he alone stole the saddle. The judge asks for details and the man finally confesses, saying he stole it and departs as officers react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedge
Arkansaw
Rosewood and cedar use shows aid for poor areas
In some regions, rosewood and cedar are used to support the poorest people. The text notes local resource choices and economic conditions affecting vulnerable communities.
A Garden in a Cornfield
A by gone age garden idea describes converting a cornfield corner into a productive kitchen plot using simple tools. It covers planting in rows, hoeing, weeding, and fertilizing with rotted manure and hen manure plus plaster for faster growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Guntis
N. Y
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R. B. Taanen
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