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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
2
A historical brief reports a family enduring a severe scalp condition with extended sores and crusts behind the ears and later spreading to the lower body. The son is noted as affected as well, with painful itching and pustules appearing over time.
Civil War veteran M F Weiss testifies to a severe skin eruption in late 1904 that fully cleared after two weeks of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Nourishment treatment. He reports no recurrence and endorses Cuticura products, offering mail order information and free literature.
A North American Lane Co advertisement seeks several men in different localities to represent the company, show lands to buyers, and sell properties. Offers good salary commission and steady position in Minneapolis.
Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine credits a dramatic health turn to Dr King’s New Discovery after three doctors lost hope for his throat inflammation and lung congestion. He reports the remedy cured his coughs and sinuses and praises the treatment offered by H Wheeler’s drug store with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial bottle.
The National Butter Makers Association holds its Chicago meeting from February 9 to 25 at the Coliseum with a dairy show. Exhibits include dairy machinery and products, drawing wide Western interest. The Chicago & North Western Railway offers special rates February 15 to 22 for attendees, with full details on application.
The convention adjourned after a long program of foreign missions. Rev. Swearer spoke on Korea, India, and Japan with prayers, relics, and calls for more support. Bishop Hartzell and Dr. Nichols led talks on Africa Asia and China, urging funds and youth involvement for global evangelism.
The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co plans a chain of stations from New York to San Francisco to create a storm resistant telegraph system. Managing director W. Fishback tours the Midwest to select sites and promises reduced rates and public access to high power Atlantic stations for Europe messages. The system reportedly has government backing and ships at sea already print a daily newspaper.
Reports from the anthracite fields say the miners obeyed the scale committee order to suspend work while talks with operators continue. Whistles were blown but no miners returned, signaling a holiday mood as preparations by operators were in place for a resumption.
An old remedy ad claims Dr King s New Life Pills regulate the stomach liver and bowels to prevent serious trouble. It promotes relief without pain or discomfort and notes availability at Wheeler s drug store.
Reports indicate the strike order is nearly fully observed with mining in the anthracite fields suspended. Atumungus operations are idle and indications point to an early resumption at many soft coal properties.
Pending a conference in New York between coal operators and President John Mitchell of the Miners' union, mining in the anthracite fields nears a complete suspension. About 160000 workers are affected, with under 1000 at work, roughly 500 at Oxford colliery and 500 at Lackawanna Wyoming washeries. Bituminous districts show idle work largely due to eight hour day celebrations, while Western Pennsylvania opinions vary on a 5.55 percent wage rise.
Kansas City April 3 A complete shutdown grips the Southwestern Miners association coal fields across Missouri Kansas Eastern Arkansas and the territories A few hommion mines reopen with no disorder miners hope for a quick amicable settlement while storing coal and remaining out until a satisfactory scale is signed
Scranton reports Oxford colliery as the sole active mine in the Lackawanna region. The individual operation employs 650 men and boys and produces about 1200 tons daily, having remained active throughout the 1902 strike.
Pomeroy O April 3 no miners strike in the Pomeroy Bend district. The paper notes there is no immediate action planned and mentions Mae price demanded.
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