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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1888
Page
4
The Huronite reports a large Dakota wheat crop with widespread good yields despite hail pockets. It notes 700 Democrats forming a Harris-Harriego and Morton club in Ballastop New York and comments on a Communist comment about Grover Cleveland and protection.
The text notes that many men leaving the Democratic Party are among the best class of citizens. It argues these successful, sound business leaders deserve consideration for their opinions on public matters.
A courteous crowd of Huron residents gathered near Dakota avenue in Minneapolis to hear Mr. de, an accredited National Prohibition party stump speaker. He aimed to entertain and persuade, denouncing old parties in a Billyeism spirit, leaving the audience, including Democrats and Republicans, amused and balanced in mood.
Mr N E AgNowo head of Arnold coal and warehouse reports Dakota business leaders expect Harrison victory to ease political bonds and spur economic plans. He notes rising confidence among businessmen as Republican prospects grow and Eastern demonstrations intensify the push for the candidate.
Report notes readers distracted as farmers忙 busy to hear Mr Harden. General Sheridan continues to improve in health while Apaches at the San Carlos Agency again cause trouble.
Bartley Campbell, the celebrated dramatist, is dead after a period of insanity. The well known playwright had suffered mental illness for some time before his death.
Mrs Ruggles wife of the Ipswich editor died at her home on Friday last.
The Grand Forks Bar Association votes unanimously in favor of W. L. Wilder for the judge position, signaling strong professional support and endorsement for Wilder.
Faulk County dispatches a solid Camp Bell delegation to Watertown in a show of unity for division and justice. The county remains true blue and sound as a dollar in this latest act.
The text notes Judge Campbell holds a favorable spot among contenders and appears the strongest choice at present, amid references to past judgments and canal light imagery.
James G. Blare sailed from Liverpool to New York aboard the City of New York and will arrive home on Tuesday next. Dakotans may soon hear the crowd in New York hollering when he lands.
A Cleveland private jurist and college chum of Dan Lamont says Lamont will retire from public life this fall. He is expected to resign from his current position by March 4, 1889 at the latest.
The piece argues Caldwell of the Press is not a journalist after forty years in the harness. It praises Cal as a true newspaper man, high in the profession, deserving a loftier title than a police reporter from a candy-shop.
Readable text notes rising gas pipe use and a projected price increase as authorities address bomber activity in Chicago. The fragment hints at shortages or escalation in fuel conduit costs tied to security actions.
The text claims Siruxe Box vows death before signing a proposed treaty and notes his band has lived well on government provisions for seven years, implying a renewed move toward conflict.
The Cobden club aims to raise a large sum to further its goals in the United States. One donor gave £1000 while others contributed smaller amounts as the collection hat circulated.
A collage of quips and vignette lines from gossip and social scenes. References to a doctor patient moonlit talk, a boy choosing between left and center, a 5 cent bouquet, and a breach of promise suit testimony.
Gen Harrison Allen a American German and Scotch Irish heritage, educated at Jamestown Randolph and Free Donation academies, served as aide de camp to Brown’s staff, rose to colonel of the fifty-first Pennsylvania volunteers, brevetted brigadier general, cited for gallantry at Gettysburg and Fredericksburg, later admitted to the Pennsylvania bar after war duties and schooling.
The obituary chronicles General Allen’s career from campaign activism to state senate candidacy in 1869 and election by a large delegate majority. It notes his tenure as auditor general of Pennsylvania starting 1872, his charity and public service, and honors as United States marshal for Dakota and grand army commander for that department.
Mr. Seth Moore of Blackburn Missouri states the Chamberlain Eye Ointment cured his chronic sore eyes and tetanus salt rheum after years of suffering. D K Bryant & Co.
T M Jeffris and Co furnished nearly a bushel load of oats Monday to the Manitoba track laying outfit, providing feed for horses and teams in preparation for field work and track construction.
A vintage advertisement extols Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain and irritability in infants. It claims to soothe the child, ease sleep, soften gums, relieve pain, and prevent bowel trouble with a pleasant taste. The ad notes a 25 cent price and promotes crystal salt at low weekly prices.
The readable text references a foreclosure related action involving a property and a preceding party, with terms indicating a sale or settlement process. Specific names, dates, or locations are not present in the legible portion.
Public sale of the northwest quarter of section eighteen township eleven north range sixty acres plus costs. The notice lists the debt of forty one dollars and sixteen cents and the principal and interest due, with the sheriff empowered to sell under state statute. Dated Hardin Dakota May 1888 by Albert Myles Assignee Attorney for Mortgagee.
Unclear readable text indicates a city council session in Huron with mentions of Mayor H JeRuce and council members discussing topics including an OLED arts project. Details are fragmentary and dates not clear.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses sidewalk work and street abutments near KE ie git BRONITE on Huron. It mentions council matters and a mayoral reference H. J. Se.
A mortg age recorded in Book 42 Mort gage on page 185 in the Register’s office of the City Territory of Dakota dated October 18 1886 at 3 10 PM. No action or legal proceedings were initiated against the mortgage or part thereof.
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