24 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1883
Page
1
Chicago markets list wheat at 10514 and corn at 5414 with 40 as a market figure. The report notes price levels for wheat corn and related commodities in the trading day.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Folger in worse condition with a diagnosis of the case. His physician orders absolute rest for several weeks and hints at a possible trip to Bermuda for recovery.
The president announced James H. Stone as collector of internal revenue for Michigan's first district and A. L. Patchen as register of the land office at Oberlin Kansas.
Gen Diaz and his accompanying group left St. Louis for the east and Niagara Falls today. In Ireland Dublin, Joe Brady connected to the Phenix Park murder has trial set for April 10. Also today, 148 emigrants departed Conemara for America.
In London on the 23rd the royal accident was described as trivial with no alarm. Reports claiming a larger incident appeared to originate in New York and were never cabled.
In Dublin a jury convicted twelve additional members of the Arnaugh assassination society of murder today, widening the case against the group and extending its legal reckoning.
Reports from Illinois Indiana Kentucky Kansas Missouri and Texas indicate winter wheat is as good as usual. Tennessee and Illinois give fair results while Kentucky suffers considerable damage. Kansas projects a 30 to 40 million bushel crop this season.
Berlin reports the emperor is suffering from a severe cold. His doctors order a few days rest to recover and prevent complications.
The piece argues advertising knowledge is essential for business, citing successful merchants who study when where and how to advertise. It warns against poor ads and charity placements and emphasizes honest, timely, and repetitive messaging that promotes current stock and prices to build trust and profits.
Twenty five acres of land four miles from Huron suitable for wheat or oats, prepared last fall. Inquiries directed to Joan D Rupmesg at the Farmers & Merchants Bank office. Wheeler's prices rival others.
A synopsis outlines Gen Beadle the new school law unifying counties into townships as the unit of control. One board oversees all schools, taxes are uniform, attendance flexible, and patrons elect a moderator. Four months of schooling required, pay scales for county superintendents adjusted, and new certificate rules set for teachers.
A New Home Sewing Machine ad urges prudent buyers to choose a model that is simple durable and quiet. It touts the Light Running New Home as meeting ideal criteria and promises a treasure to any mistress of a household. It offers a catalogue and a set of advertising novel ties to readers who request it from New Home Sewing Machine Co. at 30 Union Square New York.
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