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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1893
Page
3
Twenty head of good horses and mares for sale plus eight fine black Percheron stallions. Stand ard bred stallion offered during the season at the barns on 3d street. Owner Joan E Warp Hurop Minnesota Dakota Stace Faire.
Drs Barker and Tait dentists permanently locate at the corner of Third street and Dakota avenue. Their rooms are thoroughly renovated with modern appliances to comfort patients and attract public patronage. One partner will be at the office to greet callers.
Hay sells at six dollars per ton in the Huron market as farmers prepare spring seeding. Irrigation plans move forward with Fassett locating wells in Charles Mix county. A Beadle county fair rumor and a residential land sale noted. Fire loss around eight hundred dollars reported for L. H. Deeters. Queen City notes, officers, and local happenings fill the week.
A local ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a remedy for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and throat and lung troubles. The proprietor offers a free sample bottle to convince customers with large sizes priced 50c and 1. General Maris Taylor arrived from Washington on Saturday appearing hale though not fond of fruits but content as a Jeffersonian Democrat.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles liver pills promising to act on nerves to cure biliousness bad taste torpid liver and constipation. It claims suitability for men women and children with 60 doses priced 25 cents and free samples at D K Bryant’s.
This item highlights the shift to liquid laxatives like syrup of figs from California Fig Syrup Co. and Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs, with sample bottles offered. It also reports on Rev Dr Blackburn’s travel for South Dakota Presbytery, and Northwestern railroad efforts promoting South Dakota immigration and a new East distribution publication.
Hood’s Pills advertised as a cure for liver ills and bilious complaints. A Chadron Nebraska cowboy race to the World’s Fair starts June 13 with a $25 entry and a $1000 prize for the first to reach the Columbian Exposition entrance. Riders limited to two horses, registrations at route points, entries already from South Dakota.
The piece warns readers of sudden deaths from disease and lists symptoms such as short breath and chest pain. It promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a remedy and offers testimonials, with D K Bryant providing the book. It notes N S Barclay and wife visiting then returning home.
Hundreds of readers suffer from headaches nervousness sleeplessness and female troubles. Mrs H Herbechter of St Point Wis credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing nervous prostration and sleeplessness after five years of illness. Mrs Elizabet Wheeler of Laramie City Wy says three weeks of Nervine relieved headaches and nervous prostration. Trial bottle offered and Pierre civic figures noted in transit.
The meeting in Huron adopted a resolution to suppress the Sioux Falls brewery and enforce prohibition statewide. Rev Dr Bisby was named to form a committee to act, with $600 raised for enforcement and pledges made for more funds. Albert Patten spoke briefly, and the convention thanked Huron citizens for hospitality.
Excerpt discusses Allcock's Porus Plasters as back pain relief and notes a recent school board meeting in which six ballots failed to elect a president. Candidates Buell and Booth receive four votes each. sixteen ballots later no officer is chosen. The piece also mentions church alignments and a Prairie Queen nursery advertisement.
A quoted excerpt from The Home Journal notes the fashion burden of a young woman adopting the shirt front and cutaway look. It stresses the high upkeep with multiple shirts and frequent laundry needs to maintain immaculate linen while mirroring male attire.
Farmers are invited to call and view the Hand somest All-Steel-Light-Weight Header advertised by KE.I Burton, general agent, located at 950 3d Street, Huron 8, D. This brief notice promotes the sturdy new header product and outlines a local sales contact.
Lands for rent and sale listed with favorable rates and special inducements for buyers. Office located over First National Bank in Huron South Dakota. Names Joan L. Prize and Joun H. Miu appear in the listing.
A notice listing letters remaining in the Huron South Dakota office includes F B Diver A F K Melley wen J H Turner A Wiles and Hiram 3. Addressees urged to reply with “adt in the Huron ITE” and state date of request while paying one cent postage.
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