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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1894
Page
3
Rain on Sunday morning freshened local fisheries as abundant trout and other fish are reported. The town notes visits by Prof. A. H. Wheaton, J. F. Halladay, and Ed Crist while residents discuss strawberries, mortgages, and social events.
The notice says medicinal agents move away from old time herbs to the popular liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. It warns buyers to ensure they obtain the genuine remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
M L Tobin crafts a premier hunting carriage praised for convenience durability and strength. The design carries two persons four wheels and hunting paraphernalia with ease and fit for a wagon run by Saner and Coyne.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal remedy for torpid liver and impure blood diseases. It touts Dyspepsia Liver Complaint scrofulous ailments and early consumption with a money back guarantee if no benefit, urging it as superior to other tonics.
A witness extols Allcock's Porous Plasters as a shield against colds and coughs in a London note dated December 10 1888. The letter praises their usefulness within families and among friends who were advised to use them. The piece also mentions Brandreth's Pills as reliably satisfying remedies.
Annie Cummins, age thirteen years five months, dies after long illness dating to 1883. Her family notes her moral and intellectual development, sweetness, and patience amid prolonged suffering. E B Cummins signs, date April 9 1894. Arrangements for Clifton township butter and cheese factory noted as dairy industry grows. Iroquois Chief quotes dairy success in Minnesota reversing wheat bust.
An advertisement touts a guaranteed permanent cure for rupture using a new method without a knife. It asks readers to send 10 cents in stamps for references and pamphlet, from the Dispensary Medical Association in Buf falsy No ys.
Sheriff George Longstaff arrested Maurica Dinneen on a contempt of court warrant issued by Mr. Cranmer of Aberdeen. The case hinges on allegations that a Second street building became a saloon after a prior search found no liquor. Dinneen bondsmen posted $500 to appear before Judge Campbell on the 23rd, claiming no connection to the premises. This case could affect liquor enforcement.
Abstract report for the month ending March 30 1894 lists grades and pupils in Primary and Grammar with teacher notes. It notes higher attendance due to spring term and announces replacement of Prof. C H Davis by Mrs. Donaldson, urging parents to seek better effort for promotion.
List of pupils by department and class level at the high school for the month. Names includeGeo Mills Earl White Billa White Engar Anderson Nora Longren Verda Phillips Karl Kerr C H Davis and teacher Sanford Lyon Bessie Booth A Primary Hattie Mills Bb Primary Maggie McNerney Edith Burton Annie Youcks Earle White Lina Nitchell Stewart Reed Helen Parks Alice Gromers Edgar Anderson Walter Breton Byron Scott Lex DemMaren Stewart Reed is listed as a teacher DP Primary Bert Kerr Cathrina Johnson Lloyd Osborne Bessie Beck George White Almer Irvedin Ciara Hecury Fannie rumweill Leona Barrett Leroy Flower Rey Bowler Ethel Stonbraker Thursa Aylward Jeff Figming John Nelson W Frozencramer Fannie Woodspeed Lyda Wharton Sophie Nelson Louise J Riegal Merce IcoEwen Nellie Boyle Anna Summers Bessie Treadway Johnnie Lidzka Chalmer Nash Maud Haven Louis Appleman A Primary Floy Treadway Gertrude Goodell B Primary Thekla Volrath Fanny Mills Vesta Hipper Josephine Taylor Appie Procy
A testimonial from Creston Iowa credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with restoring health and beauty for women suffering from uterine debility and other female ailments. The letter claims the remedy enabled a wife to return to housework after severe decline, urging others to seek the product from druggists.
At the April 1 meeting of Huron Division 213 B of L E the group unanimously adopted resolutions praising George F. Coon who died March 20 from injuries in a Feb 19 locomotive derailment near Vessey S D They express sympathy for his widow and children announce a 30 day mourning of the Charter and include thanks to J S Oliver Dakota Division C N W Railway for courtesies.
A vintage advert notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years to ease teething pain, quiet crying, soothe gums and wind colic, and is touted as the best diarrhea remedy. Bottle priced at twenty five cents sold by all druggists globally.
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