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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1893
Page
7
An old fashioned health claim promotes Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves constipation by acting on the kidneys liver and bowels. It asserts broad medical approval and urges buyers to purchase only California Fig Syrup Co. product in 50c or $1 bottles.
St. Paulo Aug 7 A C Clausen has been reappointed chief grain inspector by Governor Nelson. Clausen has worked with the grain inspecting department for over eight years.
Des Moines reports L. P. Sigler’s three private banks at Leon, Decatur County towns David City and Decatur have suspended operations.
Chief Range of the Minneapolis fire department has been exonerated of charges of malfeasance in office and incompetency, ending the case in Minneapolis on August 7.
An earthquake shock was felt in the Charnwood forest district eight miles from Leicester. No injuries reported and initial observations note a mild tremor affecting the rural area. Authorities advised residents to remain calm and check for any structural damage.
Advertisement asserts summer weakness and nervous prostration can be cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the tonic removes tiredness and loss of appetite and invites readers to try the medicine and join its "army of enthusiastic admirers."
Commissioner Lochren replies to The National Tribune defending fair pension practices. He notes that a thousand case reviews show few fraudulent pensions and praises honest claimants and pension attorneys, while urging suspension of any pensions granted without lawful authority. He cites the Bennett case to illustrate improper awards and affirms ongoing audits.
Aug 4 report from S D describes Ben m arriving after rustlers driving 60 cattle belonging to him and neighbors. He tracked them with Indians about 20 miles away and then sought pursuit as cowboys close in. Tension risks clashes between bands and pursuing parties.
Herm Mott county clerk and cashier of the late Taylor county bank surrendered to a sheriff after fleeing days before the bank's failure. He claims he hid bank funds but his statements may implicate others if proven true.
In Bethlehem on August 4, Vice President Voorhees of the Adin Company reported that no agreement had been reached after a meeting with the Grievance Committee.
Local fraternal groups list meeting times and officers. L O O F James River Lodge No. meets Mondays at I O O F Hall with West as secretary. Star Encampment No. 10 meets first and Fridays monthly. H J Rice is scribe. Huron Canton meets on fourth Fridays. Colfax Lodge D of R No. 9 meets on second and third Tuesdays. other lodges and officers noted.
Unclear OCR reads about a factory in Exwoop Exwoop Ind Angla 1 at Atlantaysa city closing on Wednesday. The 3¢ are not known at prage.
A fragment notes departure on Friday and arranging a special car pickup at a stated price. Details are incomplete and names or places are not provided.
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