Break Between Richards and Crawford Campaign Forces
R O Richards, financier and strategist behind Crawford’s bid for governor and senator, has formally cut political ties with Crawford Gamble and Vessey. In an open letter to Senator Crawford dated March 26, 1909, Richards cites a shift from reform aims and accuses Crawford of favoring personal advantage over public ideals, signaling a powered split in the political alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Cand
Gamible
Vessey
Richards
Gamble
Norway
Huron
D. D
Bexator Co
I. Chawron
U.S. Senate
Washington
D.C
United States Senate
City of Huron Court Weighs Dakota Central Telephone Case
Judge Taylor heard the case of the city of Huron versus Dakota Central Telephone Company. Attorneys for the city included 45. B. Fairbank and A. JX. Gardner for the city, while T. H. Null and W. A. Lynch represented the telephone firm. The company seeks to dissolve a temporary injunction forbidding improvements and an undergrounding of lines in the business district, and to build a telephone exchange on Third Street. The day focused on evidence and argument. the judge will render a decision after advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Taylor
B. Fairbank
A. JX. Gardner
Dakota Central
T. H. Null
W. A. Lynch
City of
Third Street
Hinckley
Electric Bitters Cured Boy’s Severe Eczema Tale
The Henrietta Pennsylvania child suffered five years from eczema and poisoned blood affecting his lungs. His mother reports seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him completely. The preparation treats eruptions, salt rheum, sores, blood disorders and rheumatism. 30 cents, guaranteed by H. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Adama
Henrietta
Eczema
H. Wheeler
Growth and Transport Drive Huron Commerce Expansion
The article argues Huron's business is rising due to larger freight receipts driven by population growth and farmer prosperity, with higher prices for grain livestock and poultry. It highlights Haley & Lang Co expansion, new buildings at First and Town, a proposed First Street railroad spur to ease freight and congestion, and calls for more railway lines to unlock regional trade and greenhouses by R. J D. Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Haley & Lang Co
First and
Town
First Street
R. J D. Wharton
Mitchell
Minneapolis
Greater Huron
City Hospital Interest Grows in Huron
In response to a Beadle County Hospital association appeal, a public meeting was held to engage citizens of Huron in a city hospital. A committee was formed to study hospital practices elsewhere and will report after reviewing many letters. A follow up meeting is set for Thursday evening April 1st at the Commercial Club rooms, with church and society hospital committees urged to report their groups’ stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County Hospital Association
Huron
Wealth of stage authors eclipses by Charles Klein and peers
The annals of stage writing show rising fortunes for authors like Augustus Thomas George Broadhurst Eugene Walter and Charles Klein. Klein’s The Third Degree and The Lion and the Mouse earned him substantial royalties with The Music Master adding further wealth. Royalty income and recent interviews highlight the lucrative nature of playwriting, though critics note wealth pressures can curb quality. Charles Nein from Rowaton New York built a notable library and enjoyed a luxury yacht, reflecting the era’s theatrical riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
George Broadhurst
Eugene Walter
Charles Klein
Mr. Wein
The
Klein
Academy of Music
New York
Wein
Mr. Klein
Charles Nein
Rowaton
Connecticut
Shirley Manor
Mr. Rhin
Rowaton Yacht Club
Klein to write ten plays on civic and financial life
Charles Klein, noted author of The Lion and the Mouse and The Third Degree, plans a cycle of ten plays examining civic, sociological, and financial conditions that have stirred American public interest. He aims to entertain while highlighting societal evils, with The Lion and the Mouse already a financial and critical success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klein
Klein
Cyele
Henry B Harris
Seed Grain For Sale In Huron By Z Steete
Se hered seed grain assortment available by Z Steete of Huron including Durum wheat blee stem extra early oats and other suitable varieties for seeding purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Steete
Huron
New Game Laws Limit Hunting And Expand Warden Powers
The new game law, effective July 1 next year, tightens deer and bird rules. Prairie chickens may not be hunted before September 1, 1911, geese ducks and other aquatic fowls run September 10 to April 10, with a daily duck limit rising to 20. Night shooting is banned. A state game warden will earn 1500 dollars yearly, with county wardens at up to 50 dollars monthly and bonded. A one dollar gun tax and a 25 dollar non resident immigrant tax are imposed. Possession or shipment of game is a crime. a ten dollar reward may be paid for information leading to convictions. Dogs are largely banned from pursuing game. pointer and setter dogs are prohibited on lands with game birds in April to June. W. A. Lynch reported local business.
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R.O. Rienanps
Jamble
Vessy
Mr. Crawford
Innesota School of Business
Rae Aspectus
Ietors
South Third St
Minnesota
City Hospital
the Lion and the Mouse
Redfield
C. F. Koepp
Rice’s Variety Store
HL. J. Rice, Uron, S. D
Dakota Avenue
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