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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1891
Page
3
Rev D S McCaslin plans to visit Huron friends May 5 while Rev H S Mills departs for Chicago for a two week absence. Beadle county farms gain water, with an inch of rain increasing soil moisture and boosting crops as residents report numerous travels, deaths, and civic notes.
Weather crop bulletin reports seeding nearly complete in South Dakota and advancing in North Dakota despite wet spells. Early sown wheat and rye show good growth. grass grows rapidly. potato planting begins in southern South Dakota. Week deemed favorable for crop production. Sergeant Sig Huron 8. Dak Central Station.
A historical advertisement extols Allcock’s medicine for spinal weakness kidney and pulmonary difficulties malaria and rheumatism. It warns buyers to beware of imitations and to insist on Allcock’s rather than substitutes or misleading solicitations.
The Business Men's Association voted Friday to send delegates to the World’s Fair convention in Yankton on May 27. Attendees left motivated to boost Huron and Beadle County, with focus on irrigation and manufacturing, and optimism that progress is ahead. Judge A L Osborn became a memorial note via Chicago Tribune telegram from La Porte Indiana.
Potatoes varieties Seed Potatoes Choice Early Ohio and Snow Flake listed. Vague note references a ballot as prescribed by law and directs to the Horomre office for action. No clear dates or names beyond varieties and location.
Rich land township invites bids to sink three six inch diameter wells with 100 foot casing and standard piping, to be completed within four months and accepted by the state engineer of irrigation. Bids due within twenty days after notice. township reserves right to reject all bids.
A brief note advertises a variety of clothing items available locally. The message invites readers to visit and browse the selection, mentioning Wariner at a nearby location.
Article notes teachers as the most intelligent body in America and promotes the Wabash line to Chicago for the National Educational Convention in Toronto July 14 to 17. Details list departures from Dearborn Station at 3:00 and 9:05 p m daily, with connections via Detroit and Grand Trunk or Canadian Pacific. It also mentions maps and travel agents for further information.
Fragmented OCR reads show a collage of medical claims and poetry ads. It references Dr Milen, a Pisa Pisa specialist, and cures for nervous heart trouble and headaches. It also notes Pierce's Favorite Prescription priced at 1.00 with a money back guarantee and Ely's Bar Ball for catarrh.
A column of consumer testimonials and promotional notes describes cures for lung and chest ailments. Mrs Ada E Hurd praises Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and coughs after eight bottles, with free trials offered at L H Corbin Co Drug Store. Other bits tout remedies and local seller endorsements.
A garbled OCR fragment promises daily hope and aid from an unnamed source, mentioning Anda Sted Bleeteie Bie and Bleeteie Bie listed as a claimant. The text is incomplete and unclear about actions or authorities, offering little concrete information.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve in the world for bruises sores ulcers and rheumatic pains. It emphasizes effectiveness for a wide range of skin and joint ailments. The copy frames the product as a universal remedy with dramatic claims.
A compact thought on how generosity should balance with careful motive in public accounting and governance. The aphorism stresses prudence guiding noble actions to avoid wasteful or unfounded generosity.
An old advertisement fragment urges readers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla as the reliable purifier and builder up. It warns against substitutes sold by clerks claiming equal quality and stresses sticking with Hood's brand.
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