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A partial reader entry lists FLA. Arcurr and M. D. iil Se with Oxfordst Brooklyn N Y as a possible address fragment.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1891
Page
5
A partial reader entry lists FLA. Arcurr and M. D. iil Se with Oxfordst Brooklyn N Y as a possible address fragment.
Coal orders are filled promptly as the Johor Load rearranges shipments. Household goods are moved efficiently, reflecting orderly logistics and timely service.
The Week ending April 24 1891 brought above average conditions with rapid grain growth and resumed sowing in both North and South Dakota. Rainier locales report too much rain while planting potatoes vegetables and some corn progresses. Seeding moves ahead with soil in good condition. several counties note very favorable crops and grass though some sites remain too wet.
Townships vote to issue bonds under the Melville Irrigation law and cure ballots as prescribed by law at the Huronire office.
On April 28 1891 Frank Fry and Carrie Amish wed at St. Martins Church with Father Maddock presiding. The couple, well known locally, depart that afternoon for their new home in Butta City Montana after the ceremony.
The item touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for nervous disorders. It cites cases from Butler Pennsylvania and Indiana including a son cured after St Vitus dance illness and others with convulsions headaches dizziness and prostration. Free trial pills and a book are offered.
Cure ballot as prescribed by law at the Hunontre office.
The city council of Huron amends sections 3 and 4 of the ordinance on public carts providing license fees for baggage wagons express vehicles drays and carts. Fees vary by vehicle type with ten dollar and similar charges. licenses expire April 1 next after issue. Mayor C B Altorp approves.
The 9th special levy for sidewalks in the city lists land lots from Huron to Fisher & Foster additions. The council declared the work necessary, authorized sidewalk construction at owners' expense, and provided assessment totals by lot with publishing in a local paper. The notice names block ranges in Huron and surrounding additions and names officials A B Howe and C B Clark.
An advertisement urges readers to seize every opportunity to travel over the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. It notes trains leave from Chicago at 3:00 any day for maps, time information, and Canadian routes via Toronto.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle effective remedy for stomach and bowel ailments and a cure for colds fevers and constipation. It claims pleasant taste and universal suitability, notes its availability in 1 dollar bottles, and urges buyers not to substitute.
The text lists abundant natural resources near Nashville, including water power and coal supply within 60 miles, iron from wood and ore, limestone and lime, brick factories, building materials, farming lands, fruits, and a favorable climate with ample rainfall supporting livelihoods.
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