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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1891
Page
2
The De Smet Leader notes Republicans in Huron rejoicing after a decisive city election win. The Huronite newspaper praises the party and the winning candidates as it reports on the political mood in Huron.
Miss Shannon of the cooking class served as chief cook for the banquet prepared for the regents at Brookings Press.
Hurley Herald notes Huron Improvement Co plans to locate in the city to build a woolen mill and several other manufacturing establishments, signaling new industrial growth for Huron.
Simultaneous elections in Huron and Yankton selected Republican city officers. In Huron the entire ticket passed except for the police justice position, with eight cheers noted for the result.
L W Hazen and John A Fowler resign from the Huron National Bank. Citizens express regret as both men are highly regarded in the community.
Appreciated Huron Talent Yankton Preas and Dakotan report Mrs A B Melville of Huron an elocutionist of great ability will entertain Yankton at the Congregational church Friday evening April 17 assisted by Mrs Bradley Prof Stead and Mr Wilson.
General Sullivan discharged some clerks in his office due to insufficient appropriation for salaries, a move that has undoubtedly offended the Huron mugwump correspondent of the Sioux City Journal.
Charles F. Buss formerly editor of the Davidson Republican wed Julia H. Magny of Salt Lake on March 19. The note adds a sharp dig about Julia’s taste and Buss.
A Huron businessman who recently visited Tacoma urges Kota residents to stay away from Oregon and Washington. He reports stripped buildings, unemployed labor, and widespread sickness and destitution among workers.
Bailey earns praise for his steady work to maintain the state's credit and his keen interest in Sioux Falls and the broader state.
Prospects of fine crops in Kansas Nebraska and Dakota alarm professional agitators who fear the lawsmiths may lose work and seek harvest labor to survive amid rising crop hopes.
The piece argues the independent party damages press influence by attacking the reputable press of the state. It contends the calamity party has always abused the state press since its inception.
F B Van Liew visited Bruce to pursue a lawsuit and observed a wool clip from 1,600 sheep belonging to a single owner sold for 2000 dollars. Local farmers in the area reportedly own flocks and are improving financially.
Governor Arthur M. Me jerrs proclaims Friday May 1 1891 as Arbor Day in South Dakota urging schools teachers and families to plant and tend trees on public and private grounds. Includes call for press support and notes the state lacks natural timber and can grow artificial forests with skill. Also lists jurors for May term of U S district court at Pierre and a poetry verse.
Beadle County Sheep Raisers and Wool Growers association will meet at City Hall in Huron on Saturday May 23 at 2 PM to perfect the organization and arrange a state meeting in June. Also notes on soil cultivation sugar beet flax fiber and poultry farming literacy and Great Northern railway leaflets are offered. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier.
National Educational Association announces the National Teachers convention set for July 14 to 17 in Toronto Ontario. The Wa bash railroad offers two routes Chicago Dearborn Station trains depart 3 00 PM and 9 05 PM daily with through sleepers to Toronto via Canadian Pacific. For maps and timetables contact F A Palmer or G J Lovell at listed Chicago and St Paul addresses.
A customer at Elder Bros drug store in Tingley Iowa asks for a severe cold cure. Mr Elder praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting strong sales and genuine satisfaction as an excellent preparation.
Surrounded by fertile land and strong shipping, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee shows many new buildings rising after two major fires. The town seeks investment to add factories turning wood and iron into furniture, cottages, farming implements, and more as housing demand grows.
No, a strong community needs a good farming population. Land is offered at five to twenty five dollars per acre near Lawrenceburg Tennessee. The notice lists offices at 185 Dearborn Street Chicago and references the Louisville and Nashville Railroad eight miles south of Nashville.
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