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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
2
Geo W Wright and E O Snyder traveled on business to towns while Healy brothers and other residents journeyed to Stratton Hitchcock Lake Preston Scadia and Des Moines. Local leaders and professionals moved for inspections, real estate, and attendance at meetings. A village band concert, library move, travel to Eau Claire and Trinidad, and ads for remedies punctuate a busy county week.
Yale university eight and University of Pennsylvania eight meet on the Schuylkill river for a two mile race. Yale ships an English rigged shell for the historic contest against an American style boat. A second race between the two colleges precedes the main event.
New York April 10 Sailing today on the Zealand for Europe to attend the international woman suffrage convention in London later this month Rev Anna Howard Shaw president of the National Woman Suffrage association sails with Miss Lucy Anthony niece of Susan B Anthony Miss Caroline Crossett daughter of the New York State Suffrage association president Rev Mary Augusta Safford of Des Moines and Miss Wilson Mrs Ida Husted Harper prominent suffragist sails for England aboard the Caronia to remain about three months.
State's Attorney Wayman directed four raids that swept up 129 gamblers and poolroom operators in Chicago on April 12. Police, unaware of the operation, reportedly targeted more than twenty-five locations where gambling was active. Several large venues were shut before officers arrived and inmates were taken into Harrison street station.
Justice Mayfield at Montgomery ruled a key section of the state prohibitory law unconstitutional. The provision banning storing or possessing liquor in any inhabited building was struck down as contrary to the federal bill of rights, affirming that a home is a castle. Warrants to seize liquor were deemed illegal without prior evidence.
Hamilton Bermuda April 12 For six days Bermuda will celebrate the 300th anniversary of European settlement dating to 1609 when Sir George Somers wrecked there and claimed the islands for England Civil government and naval military establishments will join in fetes and sports American visitors already show keen interest in the observances.
The Gazdik seven member household suffered serious injuries from a gasoline explosion in their prairie home on the Chicago outskirts. Gazdik and boarder Stanly Olnick were likely fatally burned. Mrs Gazdik and four children severely injured but expected to recover.
A variety of claims praise a home mixed tonic using Fluid Ex trnet Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Directions prescribe shake and take one teaspoon after meals and at bedtime with plenty of water. The text notes kidney cleansing and relief from rheumatism and urinary issues and cites local druggists endorsing ingredients. It also references Bucklen's Arnica Salve and local business news about R.O. Grover acquiring A. J. Bick's drug business and welcoming old customers.
Notice to L F Hill and all interested that on November 1, 1906 tax delinquent lands in Bostlly County South Dakota were sold for 1905 taxes. A Riegel holds the tax certificate with payments including interest and costs, and redemption expires in sixty days with deed to follow. Dated April 6 1900. A Riegel owner and holder. T H Null attorney. April 1-29
The State of South Dakota Beadle County justice court before J C Hatfield. Eager plaintiff sues Geo Mettler for thirteen dollars and 25 cents for board meals and money lent. Defendant summoned to appear March 26 1909 at 9 am in Huron to answer complaint. default judgment likely for 13.25 plus interest and costs. Ad journed to May 28 1909 at 9 am.
Washington and New York meet in the opening American League game as Hal Chase misses the start with a light smallpox case. Philadelphia hosts Houston in a separate tilt while sixteen clubs prepare for the full season the day after.
The Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States met in New York on April 4 for a quadrennial congress devoted to revising the order’s constitution. The group comprises Civil War officers and later commissioners from the army navy or marine corps. General Grenville M. Dodge serves as commander in chief.
The Dean law in Ohio requires saloonkeepers to be U S citizens. In Cincinnati many long time operators who are foreigners face loss of their saloon licenses as only citizens may run saloons, causing consternation among non naturalized business owners.
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