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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1905
Page
3
A long list of social notes and travel mentions. Inspectors, pastors, and officials including Gov. Elrod, Rev. Daley, and Col. Stewart appear among many townspeople visiting from Wessington, Pierre, Mitchell, and beyond.
Ada C. Smith of Jersey City reports severe scalp itching and pimples. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, then was cured and her hair began growing again. She vows never to be without Cuticura.
Hair growth claims describe Cuticura Soap, Treatment, and Pills as a complete external and internal cure for various skin and hair issues. The advertisement touts quick results and a full set for one dollar, promising relief from dandruff crusts and parasites and healthier scalps.
E. H. Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa says kidney trouble nearly killed him two years ago but Electric Bitters cured him. He adds the medicine helps general debility and nerve trouble and he keeps a supply on hand. An armed Holland MA druggist guarantees them.
Malcolm Sinclair deputy collector of internal revenue for the fourth division of the district of North and South Dakota resigns to become steward of the insane asylum of North Dakota at Jamestown. James H. Cooper of Courtney is appointed to fill the vacancy with headquarters at Courtney and will assume duties after meeting officials in Huron.
The advertisement touts Yeast Foam as a pure vegetable yeast from malt corn and hops, claiming it produces sweeter, moister bread with better flavor and nutrition. It highlights a 5 cent package yielding forty loaves, and offers a free booklet “Good Bread How to Make It” from Northwestern Yeast Company in Chicago.
An Evening Wisconsin report from Black River Falls says the Winnebago tribe, once powerful, is dwindling as consumption sweeps the population. Despite a $900,000 federal trust, towns bear care costs under a Supreme Court ruling. Indian farmer A. P. Jones warns the decline could finish the tribe, while marriage customs face critique and social disorder rises.
A April frost across Georgia and as far south as Mobile causes heavy damage to vegetables and fruit, with 21 degree readings at 6 am the lowest on record for late April. Macon and Augusta report killing frosts. peach crop damage feared statewide. Springfield farmers Clark and adjoining counties are noted in dispatches.
Cairo Illinois April 1 severe frost damages crops across the area. Estimates say about 50 percent of the fruit crop is ruined and the early vegetable crop is regarded a total loss. Pears plums peaches and cherries are notably damaged.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on April 18 warrants were issued for two more members of the Hazleton district miners examining board for issuing fraudulent certificates. District President Dettrey says over 1000 certificates were sold since January 1 with prices from 1 to 65 dollars. The Mine Workers union cites 350 accidents in the past year, 100 deaths, ascribed to incompetent miners holding certificates.
Stamford April 18 Terry McGovern the pugilist has been brought from New York to a sanitarium here doctors say he is suffering from nervous mental and physical exhaustion and expects a stay of several months.
Charlevoix Michigan reports seventeen year olds John Paddock and Carl Lamphead are believed drowned in Pine Lake while en route to Ironton seven miles away. A strong wind stirred ice on the lake as rescuers search for the missing youths.
A passenger train on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad derailed at Hardee station sixteen miles north of Vicksburg and plunged down a bank. Several members of the train crew were injured.
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