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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
4
The issue debates a possible extra Congress to revise the Dingley tariff with no harm to national prosperity. Republican pledges protect policy unless revisions risk prosperity. Sioux Falls Press envisions Hanna’s presidential bid influencing South Dakota politics, Roosevelt favored over Bryan. The piece notes fresh Democratic themes and spring weather optimism.
The Kimball Graphic editor Clare Tinan is openly charged by rival Uncle Chauncy of the Index with stealing creamery funds. The piece defends Tinan, calling Chauncy’s accusation groundless and overreaching.
The Cosmopolitan April number carries the third Rafford Pike paper “What Women Like in Men” and a companion “What Men Like in Women” plus “Husbands and Wives.” It also presents Prince Henry’s visit with a richly printed photo feature titled A Clever Emperor and a ...
Sioux Falls resident D. L. McKinney voices strong opposition to Burke’s renomination in a Sioux City Journal interview. He predicts a party convention endorsement of A. B. Kittredge would force Burke’s defeat and hints Kittredge may oppose Burke himself.
Congressman Morris argues the sugar differential abolition would force European refiners into competition with U S sugar and lower consumer costs. He notes only objection from Ways and Means is that tariff schedules would require revision.
The obituary lauds Cecil Rhodes as the greatest Englishman of his era and asserts his influence on South African history. It states that civilization followed him wherever he went and that his death marks a pivotal moment in the region’s story.
The article lauds a notable English figure for his genius and charm, crediting him with great lifetime achievements for old England. It notes weather March forecasts deviate from predictions by Rev. Hicks and endorses Secretary Wilson's assistants as reliable weather prognosticators, while dismissing Hicks’ astrology as often incorrect.
The Sioux Falls Press notes an era of McKinley prosperity, praising its cheerfulness and usefulness. Senator Jones of Arkansas is defeated for re election by ex Governor James P Clark in a shift seen as a win for anti Bryan democrats. A Mitchell town school section sold for 40 dollars per acre to a syndicate of speculators.
Jas R Garfield of Cleveland Ohio accepts appointment offered by President Roosevelt to serve on the board of civil service commissioners.
Editorials in The Argus Leader and the Sioux Falls Press express strong opposition to Congressman Burke and advocate against his policies. Both papers align in their critical stance and urge readers to oppose his re election, framing his record as harmful to local interests.
Yankton approves a new opera house project costing twenty five thousand dollars with a five thousand dollar promoter bonus as part of the city’s development push. The move reflects a broader pattern in urban growth unseen in many towns.
The governor has appointed Hon. J. M. Greene of Chamberlain to command the Second regiment. Pension Commissioner Evans has tendered his resignation to the President.
A Florida news item states May 20 is celebrated as the birthday of the free and independent Republic of Cuba marking its founding. The note underscores the historic significance of Cuba's independence in the 19th century.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally, affecting blood and mucous surfaces, and is a reputable prescription from leading physicians. It touts a blend of tonics and purifiers as the key to cure.
Shenandoah seed house J R Ratekin advertises seed corn for sale in this issue. The variety is described as ripening in 90 days, high yielding, and thoroughly tested. Readers are encouraged to write for the catalogue.
A flood of testimonials supports Peruna as a lasting remedy for chronic catarrh. Notable readers include Colonel John F Waters a top Chicago trial lawyer and Captain John H Lyons a longtime railroad officer and G A R member. Lyons and Waters report long-term relief after using Peruna with letters and statements submitted to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio seeking literature on catarrh.
The Republican state central committee approved calling for the June state convention to nominate a United States senator to succeed Senator Kittredge. The move aligns with the public sentiment and a legislative memorial supporting direct election by voters. The call ensures voters learn of any candidacy before delegates are chosen, inviting full discussion and equal opportunity for all aspirants.
Advert announces Dr King’s New Life Pills as a pure vegetable remedy for constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever and ague plus liver and stomach troubles. Sold for 25 cents at Holland Wheeler.
Rural land notice seeks buyers for cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River in Huron South Dakota. Listings include estates for sale with reasonable prices and contact details offered for inquiries.
An old remedy for teething, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is promoted as soothing the child easing gum pain curing wind colic and helping diarrhoea. The label notes a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
Beadle county Republicans hear several candidacy announcements for upcoming primaries. Fy Clerk of Courts candidate Asner F. Pa seeks re election. County Auditor hopefuls include A Colcord W M Aggles L C Burney. For County Treasurer H J Ard and Holbrook seek support. Superintendent of Schools contenders Lawrence S DuBois J H Wisener. Register of Deeds contender Sroaune Di Deputy.
The Board of Trade in Minneapolis and Duluth Shippers emphasize extended experience in handling all shipments. They promise to serve clients to their best advantage with reliable logistics and coordination.
250 bushels of Siberian millet seed available on a property near Lake Byron. Sample viewable at F. R. Bramwell's or at Union Land and Loan Company's office in Huron. Contact SAMES P. Davis for details.
Foot ease product advertises relief for foot discomfort including corns bunions ingrown nails and sweaty feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a call to ask today.
By the Board of Health a notice requires all persons in Huron public schools to present a physician certificate of vaccination by April 15, 1902. Vaccination within the last seven years is accepted. Those lacking a certificate may obtain a free certificate by contacting the undersigned. The Board may suspend noncompliant individuals from attendance or labor in the schools. By order of the Board of Health, Dr. F L Class, President.
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