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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
6
A Sully county man fattens his stock on Russian thistles as sole feed. The item notes curiosity about what he will pay a stone for baled thistles, reflecting local interest in livestock fodder and market value.
A St. Paul real estate man reportedly fled with two young women from the city, allegedly deserting his wife. He and the sisters, said to be from Denver, have sparked a sensational elopement case.
The passage hints at a shift in English attire noting the silk plug hat's retirement and a call for the high collar to follow it. It suggests a broader change in fashion norms as era styles evolve.
The populist factions demand Tom Ayres stay at home and keep the fires burning, a move that may cause him some sleep loss but will cost him no money.
Washington authorities believe the dispatcher from the 15th is genuine and hope relief will reach foreign legations at Tien Tsin in time to save them.
Telegraph reports confirm visitors view the Paris exposition as a flop. Admission price has been halved yet attendance remains weak.
A dramatic episode at the Yankton populist convention grows thinner as the veteran leaders fail to appear. The tension highlighted the absence of key figures and the unsettled, uncertain mood of the event.
Sioux Falls Press notes South Dakota could see a comprehensive defeat of existing machine office holders in state politics. Mentions Linn from the Soldiers Home as an example.
The Robert's County Times notes that kissing is not good form but may be used to attack a campaign. The article frames a stump speaker as attempting mudsling in the ongoing presidential race.
Brule county fared well at the Yankton convention securing the nominations of state treasurer and railroad commissioner. It is rare for a single county to gain two spots on a state ticket.
Eastern visitors to this part of the State are surprised by good prospects after sixty days of belief in dry prairie. The truth is our products will bring more money than the famous crop of last year.
Read of a Michigan snow blizzard described as real and beautiful. Chicago residents wore heavy wraps and overcoats. The writer notes South Dakota would spark decades of chatter if it had similar out of season weather.
The passage describes a plan to bury Burr Lion with Pettigrew aiding the deed though Republicans doubt the value of his aid. Lion knew Richard Frank would act and bears responsibility for the outcome.
The passage notes Admiral Dewey's amusement at offers to run for president while asserting he is too loyal to the nation to support a retreat by the government. It emphasizes his significant influence on current issues and his unwillingness to back away now.
The text argues Mr. Bryan opposed possessing the Philippines but urged Democratic senators to ratify the treaty. It claims his influence helped secure passage and that acquisition would make the United States an empire, holding Bryan responsible for imperialism.
The article notes Bryan resisting applying the 16 to 1 test to supporters and questions those who view imperialism as the main plank of the Kansas City platform. The piece contrasts stance and implications for party alignment and strategy.
An old promotional clipping touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure for scrofula and other ailments, claiming doctors endorse it and that many testify to restored health from its use. It urges readers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla and notes its Cleveland seller.
A political item argues that supporters of imperialism who fear the gold standard must back Bryan. It claims Bryan follows a fakir doctrine of catching supporters both coming and going and urges loyalists to unite behind him.
Congressman Johnathan Dolliver of Iowa will address the Epworth Assembly Tuesday at 3 PM and in the evening. The piece extols his patriotism and influence, noting his links from Congress to lecture platforms nationwide and urging all readers in South Dakota to hear him.
R W Wheelock, noted statistician, presents figures on farmer gains under McKinley. The article argues American farmers prosper when wage earners have ample wages and well-filled dinner pails, illustrated by a comparison of farm values of principal crops.
The passage argues that mill openings boost home markets for farm produce and raise values across crops livestock and livestock products. It claims farmers gained about a billion dollars under the Republican administration, citing increases in staple crops, livestock value, and related prices while contrasting with prior Democratic free trade policies.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for health, claiming it improves appetite, tones digestive organs, and provides restful sleep. It urges readers to obtain Hood's for both eating and sleeping well.
A critical profile arguing that self government rests on consent yet condemning South Carolina and Senator Tillman for disenfranchising Black voters and opposing constitutional rights. It links Democratic platform planks, imperialism fears, and opposition to reform with party leaders Altgeld Butler Croker.
Weather cooled with below normal temperatures and ample soil moisture from prior rains. Rain dampened southeastern lows delaying harvest causing some wheat barley corn and potatoes damage. hail and wind noted. Harvests progressing with good quality expected. flax weedy. fodder cutting of poor wheat oats barley. apples windfallen in extreme southeast.
Extracts from county reports note wheat and barley filling with plump berries. oats ready to harvest in places. Haying underway. flax millet and potatoes need rain. Yields vary from good to questionable with weeds and light crops anticipated in several counties.
The report covers several counties with moisture varying by area. Brookings and Jerauld show good crops though some weeds. Faulk and Kingbury report plump berry in wheat with other grains thriving. Clay and Turner note wet soils and delayed harvests. Union and Yankton cite rains affecting oats, barley, and corn.
A testimonial from Mrs Cor E P Richardson of Ruinelander Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing severe womb and ovarian inflammation after eighteen months of illness. She praises the product as life saving, restores health, and urges others to seek help.
Excursion tickets to Denver July 24 and 25 available through August 24 to cover the Annual Convention of the Y P C U Presbyterian church. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Railway.
J C Klemm announces candidacy for reelection to Beadle county register of deeds. The statement notes the election will be decided by voters next November.
Commander Lawrence reports on the 34th national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Chicago starting Aug 26. Details include parades, lodging, meal arrangements, transportation, and headquarters at McCoy's Hotel with plans for free lodging in schoolhouses and nominal meal and transit prices.
Advertises real estate business in South Dakota focusing on cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River. Seeks suitable lands for sale and invites contact at Joan H. Kina, Huron, South Dakota.
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