Johnson Vandoozer wedding at Methodist Church
Miss Jennie A Vandoozer and Mr William C Johnson were married at 8:30 PM Tuesday in the Methodist Church with Rev T H Youngman officiating. About 225 guests attended the ceremony and reception at Dr and Mrs Tait's home. The couple will live in Huron and be at home after August 15 1904.
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Jennie A.vandoozer
William C. Johnson
T. H. Youngman
van Doozer
Charley Wilcox
Wilcox
Tait
Johnson
Huron
Dormitory Fund Boost From New York Benefactor
President French receives a 10009 check from Ralph Vorhees of New York toward the college dormitory under construction. Vorhees has now contributed 15000 to the project, with the condition that remaining funds be raised locally. The appeal asks those who pledged money to fulfill their subscriptions to support the president in completing the fundraising.
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Ralph Vorhees
New York
French
Vorhees
July rainfall records from Huron weather bureau
Data for July show mean temperature 69.0 in 1904 from 24 year period and July rainfall 2.60 inches. Greatest rainfall 5.88 inches in July 1883, least 0.64 inches in 1901. Rainfall for many years listed with values across 1880 to 1906 and beyond.
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Huron Weather Bureau
Yews
Ehen
Ose
Revival Meetings Continue at Methodist Church
Large crowds attend revival meetings conducted by Evangelist Swearingen at the Methodist church. The meetings continue the remainder of the week and Sunday morning with many going forward during Swearingen's stay in the city.
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Methodist Church
Evangelist Swearingen
Swearingen
City
Democrats Meet and Adjourn Without Action
Democratic committee meeting held Saturday with only four or five members present and no business transacted. The session read Henry C Hinckley’s letter declining probate judge nomination but adjourned to meet Saturday August 13.
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Democratic Committee
Henry C. Hinckley
Oblwine
Hyomei Promised Cure for Catarrh by Inhalation
Druggist C H Longataff of Huron guarantees Hyomei will cure catarrh or refund. The kit costs 1.00 and includes a lifetime inhaler, bottle of Hyomei, and dropper. Breathing the inhaler several times daily is said to destroy catarrhal germs and relieve acute and chronic cases. Additional Hyomei refills are 50 cents.
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C. H. Longataff
Huron
Hyomei
Cure For Hay Fever With Hyomei Effective Remedy
Hyomei provides relief for sneezing watering eyes nasal runniness and burning from hay fever. It soothes the irritated mucous membrane and offers quick lasting relief.
G A R Ladies Misled by Two Con Artists in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa G A R ladies regret a business scheme run by two cunning women who persuaded merchants to pay 50 to 75 dollars each for ads and a pamphlet of department flags. The promised 200 copies and cook book ads never materialized. The sheriff says the con artists are in Beadle county and may target other towns.
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Sioux
Ladies of the
United States
Beadle County
Sioux City
Huron
Sioux City Journal
Advertised Letters Remaining at Huron Postoffice
Week ending July 30 list of uncalled letters includes John L Dalton Charles M Freidberg M R Goldberg A A Koch Leslie J G Mattie Miss John Richards Miss Hazel Rothenel Mich Smith Mrs H Ward J W Ware Rev Mr Wurzell Mrs Geo W Joan Lonestair Postmaster warns addressees to claim promptly.
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Huron
Temperance Union Meeting At Baptist Church
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds its regular meeting at the Baptist church on Tuesday August 9 at three o’clock. The president will lead the program and new members are welcome as the year begins. Let us go up and help the Lord against the mighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Rust and quality in Valley wheat fields praised by King
John H. King surveyed 32 wheat fields across Valley Iowa Lake Byron Pleasant View Fairfield and Theressa townships. He found Macaroni wheat nearly perfect with no damage and forecasts a large crop overall despite rust reducing other varieties by about 25 percent. King urges farmers to favor Macaroni wheat as fields yield 25 to 30 bushels per acre in many cases. The corn crop also advances with tassel and silk visible.
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John H. King
Valley
Iowa
Lake Byron
Pleasant View
Fairfield
Theressa
Letter From C A Radley Describes Hot Springs Soldiers Home
Mr. C A Radley at the Hot Springs South Dakota Soldiers Home writes to H H Wibert of Huron detailing his arrival from Iroquois in 1882 and later years. He says the Home is well kept with good food clean beds and about 140 inmates. He praises the climate and scenery though notes discipline for those who drink. He mentions his wife and daughter are with him and that his rheumatism is manageable aside from his injured arm.
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H. H. Wibert
C. A. Radley
Hot Springs
S. D
Radley
South Dakota
Iroquois
Huron
Spotted Shotl and Ponies Match in Tight Bout
E Keiney and Son from Lake Preston South Dakota supply spotted stock for a well matched exhibition. The pairing displayed even breaking while horses and ponies showed steady performance in the contest.
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E. Keiney & Son
Lake Preston
S. Dak
Fee Rent Plenty of Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
Ohio v. E. G. Anderson appears in a brief legal notice noting a fee or rent dispute. The item references room availability and includes an address street and number as part of the notice.
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Ohio
Anderson
Danish couple held in Chicago in child kidnapping case
Elsie Gollert a five year old Danish girl is in federal custody in Chicago. William and Mary Jensen are charged with kidnapping and a ransom demand of 200000. The case awaits decision before US Commissioner Foote. Detectives had tracked the Jensens for over two years across major U.S. cities.
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Chicago
Elsie Gollert
William Jensen
Mary Jensen
Denmark
Jensens
United States
Foote
North Halsted Street
Inspector investigates strike at Chicago stockyards
Inspector Carroll of the U S department of commerce and labor arrived in Chicago to study conditions related to the strike. Acting under direct orders from President Roosevelt, he seeks exact information on how packers influence livestock prices and meat sales as part of the government’s antitrust efforts stemming from a prior injunction.
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Chicago
Carroll
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Peter S. Grosscup
Federal District Court
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Iowa Boy Hangs Self at Farm in Sibley
In Sibley Iowa on August 4 eleven year old Frank Smalley second son of farmer Eli Smalley ended his life by tying a bridle strap to a beam in the hoghouse passage and leaping to his death. Officials say tired of forced labor as the alleged motive.
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Iowa
Sibley
Frank
Eli Smalley
Lake Shore officials rebuff dynamite plot reports
Cleveland officials deny circulating reports of a plot to dynamite and rob a Detroit division passenger train near Toledo. They indicate armed guards will likely continue on Toledo Detroit division trains at night for the time being.
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Cleveland
Lake Shore Road
Detroit Division
Toledo
Cotton and sugar prices rise in brief statewide notes
The report notes cotton averages 91.6 versus 88 on June 25, 1904, and refined sugar grades up 10 cents per hundred pounds. It also mentions the Paris engagement of Count Camille de Borchgrave Altena to Miss Ruth Reilly of Philadelphia, Taft’s Chautauqua address on the Philippines, the death of John M. Jones of Palmira New York at eighty five, and Western Democrats inviting Grover Cleveland to campaign for Parker in the coming presidential race finals.
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Paris
Camille de Borchgrave
Altena
Ruth Reilly
Philadelphia
Taft
Chautauqua
N.Y
Philippines
John M. Jones
United States
Palmyra
N. Y
Grover Cleveland
Judge Parker
Finais
Baseball Scores Roundup Across Leagues
American League games featured St Louis 3 and Chicago 5 with Detroit 1 New York 2. Cleveland 1 Boston 4. American Association results show Kansas City 1 St Paul 4 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 3 Milwaukee 8 Minneapolis 6 Columbus 12 Toledo 2.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
American Association
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Market Quotations Winnipeg Wheat Prices
Minneapolis market notes show wheat quotes for Sept 96c Dec 92 1/2c May 94 1/4c On track No 1 hard line $1 04 1/2 No 1 Northern $1 02 1/4.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Noorthern
Wheat and flax prices through Duluth market report
Wheat prices for No 1 Northern at 1.07 and No 2 Northern at 1.03 plus on track quotes. Dec and pt dates listed with 92 and 97 cent figures. Flax futures show on track and to arrive at 1.23 and 1.24 for Sept through Dec.
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Duluth
Northern
North
Live Stock Prices Reported in St Paul Market Roundup
St Paul markets report cattle prices with good to choice steers at 5.15 to 5.65, common to fair 3.50 to 4.50, cows and heifers 2.15 to 4.00, yearlings 2.00 to 4.26. Hogs range to 4.40 with a top around 5.20. Sheep list good to choice yearling wethers 3.75 to 4.25, natives ewes 3.40 to 3.60, lambs 5.50 to 6.165, and fair to good 4.75 to 5.50.
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St. Paul
Chicago Livestock Prices and Ranges
Cattle Good to prime steers 5.45 to 6.40, poor to medium 4.00 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 3.85, cows 1.50 to 4.00, calves 2.50 to 6.00. Hogs mixed and butchers 5.20 to 5.55, good to choice heavy 5.30 to 5.50, light 5.25 to 5.50. Sheep good to choice wethers 3.75 to 4.25, native lambs 4.00 to 7.00, western 4.75 to 6.85.
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Chicago
Wheat and market quotes from Chicago trading floor
Chicago market report lists Wheat with Sept and Dec prices around 945 to 955 cents, Oats around 343 cents, Pork futures near 12.82 to 12.87 dollars, Northwestern dairy and butter prices noted, with creamery dairy quotes at 13 and 12.
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Chicago
Northwestern
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