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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1887
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a remedy named Chamberlain is promoted for cough relief at conventions and county fairs. The fragment mentions a date in March 1887 and asserts exclusive use but provides minimal verifiable details.
The text notes wind velocities around 44 to 48 miles per hour and promotes Dr. J H Mees Liver Balm sold by J M Blount for one dollar. It reads as a fragmented ad with weather mentions, urging purchasing the remedy.
The snippet notes Huron naming a new city marshal. It also contains an old ad praising Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier claimed to fight spring fatigue and sluggish blood.
The notice mentions Dr Walliby relocating dental rooms to Reed block numbers 1 2 and 3 and states patrons can find him there during business hours. It also references J H McLean hair products and a Dakota nursery in town taking orders for fruit evergreen and shade trees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious remedy labeled Pood for consumptives, claiming cod liver oil with tes improves flesh and health. No clear attribution or reliable details available.
Mitchell fire department running hose team trains daily for the coming tournament. The squad shows strong timber and a determined effort to win the championship cart at the June event. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm advertised for rheumatism and lame pains is sold by E. B. LaRue.
In district court Friday morning the jury brought in an acquittal after 17 hours deliberation. The eleven jurors, described as obstinate by the report, delivered Freeman Kesler a free man as the verdict concluded the case.
An assortment of notices and anecdotes: travel advice touting Chamberlain's Golie and a safety cue for travelers. a Methodist youth social at Mr Maxfield's residence with music and charades. dentistry news on Dr Sherman’s Chicago trip. advertisements for Bucklen's Arnica. local notices about nails in sidewalks, cattle herds for rent, and trade offers. a riverfront cattle and farm exchange. and a Castoria endorsement for children.
Notice details the assignment of John J. Burrows for creditors benefit to Thomas M. Jeffs and filing of inventory. It calls creditors to prove claims with vouchers by May 20, 1887, at the Dakota Avenue location. The district court docket covers a mortgage foreclosure action dated March 21 with property in Beadle County Territory of Dakota, description of the land and mortgagee Graves & Co.
A foreclosure notice declares a mortgage on property in Beadle County to be sold. The sale targets the Southeast quarter of a lot in the town, with the deed stating principal and interest overdue and the right reserved to satisfy costs. The event is scheduled for May 21, 1887, at the Beadle County courthouse.
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