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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
8
The advertisement boasts that Ayer's Sarsaparilla contains no alcohol and serves as a non alcoholic tonic and alterative. It urges readers to consult their own doctor about using the medicine for thin impure blood and to follow the doctor's advice.
The Burlington advertises low one way and round trip rates for April and summer travel to California Pacific Coast Yellowstone Park and Colorado. It promotes guided Homeseekers excursions to western states and irrigation land draws in Wyoming with May 12 deadlines. Contact D Clem Deaver Omaha.
Advertisement offers a home cure for nervous debility memory loss and weak manhood caused by dissipation. It promises a simple prepaid remedy free by mail to any man who requests it from A Robinson, Tack.
The North sea treaty signed in Berlin on Thursday by Germany, Denmark, France, Great Britain, the Netherlands and Sweden declares a shared aim to preserve the existing territorial status quo in lands bordering the North Sea. Signatories pledge to consult to maintain peace and mutual respect of territorial rights.
In 1834 Portugal confiscated crown jewels valued at two million dollars. An inventory now shows seven hundred fifty thousand dollars worth are missing. King Manuel orders refund to the royal treasury and faces praise across political lines.
A northeast storm hit Marinette Wisconsin on April 28 flooding Squatters Town with four to five feet of water. Fishboats shanties and gasoline boats were wrecked while livestock drowned. Wires down and communications impaired. The river rose about six feet and the Big Slough became a lake.
Thomas Nixon, a roundhouse worker in the Northern Pacific yards, was run down and instantly killed as he went to work in heavy snow. The switch engine engineer failed to see Nixon and Nixon could not see the approaching engine, leaving his body horribly mangled and death instantaneous.
The senate laid before the chamber a bill to improve the revenue cutter service. It expands officer counts and salaries and, on motion of Senator Frye, the amendments from the House were concurred in. It awaits the president's signature to become law.
New York April 14 price of cotton options on the New York Cotton Exchange fell under 9 cents per pound for the first time since September 1906. The decline follows continued pressure since January amid softening demand for cotton.
The House Judiciary Committee by unanimous vote rejects impeaching Lebbeus R. Wilfley, judge of the United States court for China, finding no sufficient facts to justify impeachment. The subcommittee report notes conduct not within impeachable constitutional limits.
Louis Strang won the 259 mile Briarcliff race in a fifty horsepower Italian car with Cedrino second. Guy Vaughan finished third in an American thirty horsepower machine, followed by Bert Lytle and Paul Sartori in American and Italian cars. Five finishers completed as the race ended after the fifth crossed to avoid spectator risk. Strang led from early on and held his position throughout.
Madame Anna Gould lands at Naples on the Friedrich der Grosse from New York. Prince Helie de Sagan greets her, kisses her hand, and refuses to speak publicly. His visit follows a tutor’s note that a marriage is expected, though dates and details remain uncertain.
Four masked bandits seized the Cumberland telephone exchange in Bandana Kentucky beat the operator unconscious then forced Assistant Cashier B H Haps of the Ballard County Bank to unlock the vault and open the safe. They fled with three thousand dollars leaving both men bound.
A destructive tornado hit Valley Springs near Sioux Falls causing estimated losses around $20,000. Twenty two buildings were destroyed but there were no fatalities. The report notes further details follow.
O S Hacken announces candidacy for Beadle county states attorney on the Republican ticket. He pledges square deal, fair play, economy, and honesty, with duty performed without fear or favor to serve the public interest. Born in Grundy County Illinois, trained at Wisconsin and Kent, now practicing in Huron.
Beadle County voters are asked for support in the Republican primary for sheriff for the term starting January 1, 1909. Dan W. Snyper states a fifteen year Beadle County residence, pledge to enforce laws, and a fair, faction free campaign with backing from taxpayers.
Democratic candidate Con. R. Hunttey asks Beadle County voters for backing in the June 9, 1908 primary. He pledges to discharge sheriff duties to the best of his ability, accept legal fees by law, and run an economical, efficient administration if elected.
W D Lows announces candidacy for Beadle County sheriff subject to June primaries and asks for voter support. The message requests backing from all residents and ends with thanks.
A note from Georch Kerr announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Beadle County sheriff in the June primaries. He thanks supporters and signs very respectfully.
The note invites voters to back Joun W Bourte on the Republican ticket in the June 9, 1908 primaries.
A brief notice states the office of sheriff in Beadle County hinges on the will of Democratic voters at the June primaries. Wa Heckman is mentioned as a related figure.
The office of sheriff is subject to a Republican voters decision on June 9, 1908, with Arcuiz L. Brown as a key figure in the process.
If you seek a bargain in a residence property contact Geo. W. Long staff or the Morris Land Agency for possibilities and guidance on available listings and pricing.
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