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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1889
Page
7
An eclectic mix of ads and notices cites fare prices from 20¢ to 36e and 8¢ copper tea kettles. A social blurb announces the Empress of Japan’s arrival and her large medical and attendant suite. An endorsement touts Warner's Safe Cure by Dr Dio Lewis, noting kidney maladies and medical skepticism.
The Orange County W T U plans Saturday evening meetings at Mrs Ferry’s. A $200 bequest to the Orange County W T U and a $500 donation to Massachusetts W T U support prohibition work. Central W T U of Unica-80 held its annual meeting with officers reelected and noted the union’s fifteenth year and growth with eighty-one new members.
An advertisement claims a universal remedy tested in thousands of cases. It promises permanent cure for asthma, nervous debility, and related complaints. The notice invites patients to write for details and ordering.
Mortgage sale notice outlines default on a loan secured by real estate in Dakota Territory. Frere Ez. Ss of the ae a of was the 12th of January, 1 i the fa are or of debds of tas county C ee Sook ke sek ne on th wace and w oestiated in Beam county. The mortgage was recorded March 8 1839 in book 590 page 44. If payments fail the whole principal and interest become due and a sale may occur in New York City.
A Des Moines reader reports long rheumatic suffering eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The testimonial praises five to two bottles as effective and notes the manufacturer Chambers & Co as a major western lab with many cures for pain and neuragia.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain permanent cure for coughs colds croup wh and sore throat. A five cent bottle is pitched as far more economical than a dollar alternatives and claims relief for throat and lung ailments.
Russell Hare was arrested in Potter's building on the charge of publishing articles from the Montana Live Stock Journal that accused ex Gov Crosby of jewel theft. The case involved papers from Buffalo and included Harrison, with Stephen Elking and W J Arkell as bondsmen.
The article notes the president’s proclamation extending land settlement in Oklahoma, but supports reveal it barred some settlers from entry before the named date. Army officers faced gatekeeping duties and an order from the department allowed their reassignment into the territory to ease operations.
A compact note recalls historical Huron amid its era before statehood. The piece reflects on local memory, highlighting how residents once viewed governance and daily life under territorial status. It emphasizes regional identity and historical perspective.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Huron bargain listing with milk pans priced around 8 cents and various item notes. Readers are guided to check the store for more details amid garbled text and stray phrases about geese and February.
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