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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1888
Page
7
The piece notes midsummer lassitude across the land and hope tied to the coming autumn and political events. It recounts social gatherings in Huron including Alpha readings, birthday celebrations, and a Home Missionary tea, with praise for hospitality and poised social life. It mentions grain elevator plans by several firms and a fishing trip to Duluth, plus local notices about sales, travels, and community events.
Fragmentary notice promises a remedy for named cases and urges readers to try Pawneeds to cure hopeless conditions. The text asserts permanent cures and offers to address battles of illness.
Mrs Campbell and her husband recount their postwar tour from Minneapolis to New York and Washington. They praise newspaper coverage, discuss returning to teaching, and note the Dakota storm damage yet emphasize resilience and community support for affected farmers amid baseball fever across the region.
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy associated with mothers, a blessing on Pond's Exot and heated skin soothing cries. It notes Saint 7 bottles and a trade mark enclosed by some company, with references to London and a peeve of ork.
Several Beadle County farmers report heavy losses from the Saturday storm. William Graham of eight miles west of Huron loses 40 acres of oats and other grains. J J Wyant suffers destruction of small grain flax potatoes and corn on 93 acres. Herbert Warren loses 100 acres of small grain and 40 of corn. Others named include John Anderson Wm Voliva Coleman Alex Murray Tennant E A Post and more, each reporting substantial crop losses and wind damage to barns and shocks. Pearl Creek township and nearby areas listed as affected with losses ranging from 100 to 150 acres for some growers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Bailey and Mary with a calling tone to Shilo, asking about suing or a cure. No clear event, date, or place readable.
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