This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1890
Page
4
The piece offers satirical remarks on the Huron city election, mentions a few candidates and factions, and chides a Pierre newspaper for authority. It references a baby show on the 16th and hints at political tensions between the “Bill Springer Guards” and rival tickets.
Fragmentary notes reference as little as $1500 to feed the needy in Crauld County. Arroorsu is praised as the best of lands between Chamberlain and Rapid City. Hunox is proposed as South Dakota’s capital site. Residents observe growing state development and a surge of newcomers to Bea Die County crossing the river from Chamberlain. Harmony stacks lie unused, hardware is scarce, and a demijohn theft is suspected.
The report projects a dramatic internal migration with about 500000 people moving east of the Missouri River ahead of 100000 heading west. The trend reflects statewide growth patterns and regional disparities shaping future development.
A quotation envisions a future with a spouting well on every farm section and roaring water power in every city and village of the Jim valley, signaling a dramatic rises in local industry and rural prosperity.
The late letter of Elder Fielder to the Harowire regarding the committee's work at Pierre has drawn widespread response from state newspapers and commentators.
The speaker urges continued focus on irrigation to secure moisture and crop yields, insisting plans be vigorously developed to help the region weather a tough period and ensure a stronger harvest ahead.
Haros secured a tight win once, despite opposition from Bill Springer, Senator West, and other partisans. The article notes she is poised to win again as the state conducts counts to support her candidacy.
Hyde county representative McCormack tells Bulletin editor he speaks highly of General Maris Taylor of Beadle county for his legislative accomplishments.
The Sioux City Journal reports Governor Fletcher expressed his belief that Haron will win the capital race over Pierre this year and did not deny the remark.
A call to hold a large public meeting urges residents to gather and discuss irrigation projects, broad enterprises, manufacturing plans, and the proper location for capital buildings. The emphasis is on unity and coordinated action for regional development.
Washington writer Hox J Frep Myers lauds Senator Allison as the most generally trusted figure in Congress, with broad cross party support. He credits Allison for Iowa’s standing in interstate politics and influence in federal discussions, noting no other state matches their level of prominence.
Wolsey Journal notes Huron continues to receive encouragement as the capital contest progresses. This brief item highlights ongoing support and developing momentum for the key political clash.
The men at the head of our campaign and city government are described as steadfast winners who do not quit. Pierre is solidly backing them with support from its board of trade and city officials to present a solid effort.
Weather service reports for week ending March 28 1890. Conditions vary by town with ground moisture good in many places and seeding beginning or progressing. Snow and cold hindered planting in several counties while others note dry soil and favorable conditions for seeding futures crops.
Hon. Q. W. Bair, receiver for the U S land office, in Aberdeen with Judge Crofoot, calls at the Republican. He notes ongoing vacation work and growing statewide support, urging the James River Valley to take action for its future.
The Aberdeen Daily News lauds Governor Mellette for his sincerity and humanity toward farmers. It praises his clean, efficient administration and says his independent stance has earned broad respect, though opponents spreads insinuations about motives to curb his rising popularity.
Canton News reports Representative Gifford faced serious health issues during his congressional term. He endured eye trouble confined to a dark room for twenty days, then both he and his wife contracted grippe, Mrs. Gifford suffered inflammatory rheumatism, their son Bailey sick with a diphtheria like illness, and all amid pressure from officials. Once Mrs. Gifford recovers, they plan to travel home to Canton as Washington’s climate proves hard to endure.
Fragmentary text portrays a speaker encouraging Walt to perform with cheer and brash humor. The rough lines depict showy actions like slapping a back and greeting others with energy, suggesting a casual stage or social interaction.
A former prize fighter known as Parson Dan defends apprentice Will Preston from abuse by foreman Jake Donohue. Parson Dan strikes Jake with a knockout blow and admits he has broken his oath of nonviolence since his conversion. The tale, told in New York Herald style, reflects on temper and duty.
OM Atanve, chief of Beadle County, recently received a pair of pants from the relief committee. He recognized the troops as the same pair sent from the east to Iowa sufferers years ago. A joyful renewal of old acquaintances followed.
In Berlin the electric lines run beneath the streets and arc lights on Unter den Linden illuminate the area with elegant, evenly spaced lamps. Posts display ornate iron standards with glass globes protected by a coarse network. A light chain and counterweights enable quick maintenance without clumsy climbs.
London Telegraph recalls a boy who wished to write a book on human nature and a plan for philosophy as well as Milton's epic poem. It also mentions Smeaton, the engineer, reputedly making a toy windmill at age six.
In Burmah two British columns exchanged fire after a misunderstanding. Column one believed Kaecbins attacked intruders and fired back. The rival column joined the exchange until they realized the error. Happily no one was hurt.
A description from Ladies' Home Journal outlines an evening game. One player hides in a window recess while a curtain is drawn before him. A lighted table stands a short distance away and participants perform in grotesque outfits as others try to identify the hidden person before the curtain drops.
Lawyer questions witness about signs of insanity in the defendant. The witness recalls a single incident where a passenger found a dollar in a horse car and the witness was the only man aboard who claimed not to have lost it.
The document records an annual statement listing 20 904 90 agents in the state of South Dakota and names B F Neeeteat and C B as secretaries. It shows Minnespolis Mutual and is sworn January 1890 before Auditor L C Taylor with L P P Chapmar signing and sealing the official record.
Pianos organs and sewing machines offered for cash or monthly payments. Second hand machines taken in exchange. Instruments and machines available to rent at L. W. Cooke's music stores in Huron Watertown and Pierre.
Hardware ad sells the Light Running New Homie sewing machine finished in antique red or century oak and walnut. Shipments arrive weekly at L. W. Cooke's music stores in Huron Watertown and Pierre.
Five head of good farm horses offered for sale on reasonable terms by John H. Muuten of Heron. Take all the dangers out of this world and it would be a coward's paradise.
Fragments describe symptoms of severe itching and moisture at night with scratching. Warning that untreated piles may form tumors that bleed and ulcerate. A supposed remedy promises to stop itching and bleeding and remove tumors, offered by mail for a fee.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.