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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1887
Page
2
A collection of local notes and dispatches reports incidents across states and regions. Mentioned are Irish coercion talk and forest fires in eastern counties, Yankton arrests, a wind event at Gen Dennis house in Mendota, Arbor Day train plans, and a Chicago passenger agents conference about half rates. Governor Charhei in Montana noted.
Y. D. M. Inman of Vermillion recounts buying a four block tract in Sioux City about a year ago for which he paid money and sold the property.
The Journal predicts City I will build a grand Masonic temple this year equal to any in the territory. The piece notes pride in progress and proclaims a May 5th Arbor Day dedicating time to progress and public spirit.
A New York game drew thousands on the 14th with enthusiastic crowds watching Brooklyn against Boston. The score was Brooklyn leading Boston as the match unfolded in the arena.
A Toledo area postal clerk Edward y is accused of peculations with the Blade newspaper noted as involved. A local editor Sam Oxarx of the Keokuk Iowa Gate ity condemns drink and calls for temperance. The text references a race, a paper, and scandals with scattered name fragments and dates.
Mitchell Daily Republican notes tension between federal oversight and local agency in Dakota territories. It cites figures like H. Merey and A Sheridan Jones as local representatives, arguing the people press for private sector input while Church claims past mismanagement by previous administrations.
The Dakota Bell announces its first issue and promises regular dispatches. It trades barbs with the Sioux City Journal over its inter state exposure and notes sample copies, pricing, and former editor links. Ida Taylor once Gracie Dibble inherits $10,000 in Babo Wis. property and seeks to avoid family pressure to return home.
The article reports on John Longstaff's tenure as business manager of The Gazette and growing city interests. It discusses a potential Duluth, Huron and Denver railroad link, a new county auditor move in Minnehaha, and a series of library acquisitions including the London Gazette and other national papers. It mentions Fargo Argus staff changes and a Minnesota letter about mining prospects in Sauk Centre.
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores fetter chaps hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It claims wide effectiveness and lists various ailments without detailed medical claims.
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