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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1888
Page
4
The issue quotes various comments on the 1840 Harrison ticket and current party lines. It notes Sheridan's funeral with limited military pomp and mentions local figures including Happen as a Democrat and Prof. Harden's stance on the Jamestown platform.
The readable portion hints at a political figure named Otevenano facing votes and congressional responsibility. The text is fragmentary, offering no concrete event or date, but suggests discussion of vetoes and legislative accountability.
The Sioux Falls article notes the use of titles Mr Hon Major for Prof. while indicating that only the title Professor truly applies, suggesting editorial conventions on addressing a scholar. The piece discusses honorifics and professional designation in the context of campus or public discourse.
A report notes Gov Cunner pledged to attend the Brookings agricultural college commencement but did not appear. The brief suggests the governor would have been warmly welcomed and that his absence was disappointing to attendees.
The fragment references political loyalty and migration ideas, mentioning promises to veto pension bills, Democratic and Republican tensions, and a note about Major Harden who served as a private in a New York regiment. It hints at a broader debate over national policy and regional shifts without clear events or dates.
A fragment argues a higher struggle than party politics, safeguarding American workers from daily squeeze as the core issue, transcending partisan motives and urging unity around citizen prosperity.
Farmers who compose the alliance are intelligent enough to cast their ballots and run their affairs. If a national convention is steered by a carpet bagger and a common voice, it insults every farmer who has brains enough to govern.
A small community item notes the Haron Church presence on the table as a matter of local interest and reflection for readers.
The piece notes the generation of a mass address from accredited representatives of 600000 people over Gen Harrison's remains above the Alleghany mountains. It states no response has been received from the president and implies none is expected, urging people seeking justice not to rely on the current administration.
The European observer notes tax policy progress in the United States is evaluated with interest, comparing it to European trends and concerns. This external perspective highlights how U.S. tax reform efforts are perceived abroad and their potential parallels or divergences with Europe.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sioux F ming of the Democratic declar boldly for a free trade. He declares no protection benefits him and that every other question fades in insignificance when met with the tariff issue.
From Lakeside on Aug 11, 1888 correspondents note heavy showers delaying harvest as farmers struggle to finish cutting wheat. Capt McCanashay buys Parlee’s claims and moves in, hail losses adjusted for Mills Ackerman Cass Loomis, Mrs Cass returns from New Jersey, Norman loses a cow to lightning, and three steam threshers are coming to the area to speed grain threshing before snow.
A New York businessman develops a simple technique to refresh memory by writing himself a postal card reminder the night before an upcoming task. He finds the card in the morning and tackles the item first thing, ensuring prompt action.
The text quotes James Freeman describing a long life lived without hurry. He emphasizes constant exercise, cheerful demeanor, and ample sleep as guiding principles.
Blaine train arrival drew a vast crowd in Aberdeen who cheered as Blaine stepped onto the platform and thanked supporters. Commander Rea planned a reception for the Aberdeen burglars. Death reported at Wessington. Boston Ang Blaine party slow to start. police cleared passage for the train.
Fragmentary OCR notes a mention of Aberdeen with a reference to an evening event or balance. Readable terms are limited, no clear names or dates emerge.
Burglars entered John Garland's general store in Aberdeen last night and stole money and merchandise worth several hundred dollars. Several parties have been arrested charged with the crime as the city deals with ongoing depredations.
Special to the Hurowrrs from Wessington South Dakota Aug 15 Mr R B Clark a longtime resident since 81 died last night after a long illness The remains will be taken to Rochester Minnesota for burial Beadle county remains chilly on game and local option laws reflecting a lively rural scene
Examinations will be held simultaneously in Fargo Huron and Spearfish Dak August 29 to 31. Applicants for territorial certificates must be 20 or older pay a poster fee and four dollars additional if certified. Sessions run 9 am to 5 pm in public school buildings with no certificates issued without examination. Normal certificate candidates face tests in vocal music rhetoric literature general history botany and pedagogy. Professional certificates add latin geology trigonometry chemistry zoology mental philosophy and history of education.
Colorado senator Es tabor places a gold bar valued at twelve thousand dollars on his desk as a paper weight.
Fragmentary text suggests a candidate named Horney or similar facing votes from farmers and a long trek to a hotel. Mentions Hutchinson county and a distant train reference, with no clear event or outcome.
The piece notes September’s early fall mood with fresh leaves and a vivid sense of season. It highlights Iper’s fall catalog and the magazine's appeal to sentimental practical readers, fiction lovers, and admirers of fair women and brave men. Ebbey's Harvest Home serves as frontispiece and marks the edition’s high quality.
Obi owns fifteen cows with wooden legs. In Vermont a farm notes cows with wooden arms called pumps.
Local notices announce candidates for district attorney register sheriff treasurer and county offices in Beadle County. Names appear with party labels and terms subject to county conventions and public party decisions.
Public notice of mortgage sale issued by Kerr Attorneys for the assignee. It states that default has occurred on a mortgage dated July 1887, securing $319 with $250 principal and $63 interest, plus fees. The sale will occur at the front door of the city of Huron on September 7 1888 at 2 oclock in the afternoon. The property is described as section eighteen in range sixty two Beadle county Dakota.
Mortgage default has occurred on a deed of trust dated November 18 1886 by Courtney Wilson in Beadle County Dakota Territory to Frank E. Sreyers. The mortgage recorded January 21 1886 in book 28 page 401 secures a note later assigned through H A Marckres and J W to John W of Herkimer New York, with foreclosure by advertisement authorized.
A peasant in At Hungary has died at 142 years old. He left a son aged 115 and a grandson of 85.
On July 4 1988 in Dakota City a mortgage foreclosure sale was arranged due to default on taxes and property upkeep. The advertisement notes a sale to satisfy the mortgage in proceedings described in the deed, with location details near Huron Street and the southwest corner of the parcel, listing Bam and Washington as parties.
City ordinance outlines prohibitions on unlawful assemblies disturbances and noise in streets and public places. It covers resisting arrest, false fire alarms, animal control, public meetings disruption, and health and safety rules including driving limits and humane treatment of animals within Huron.
A damaged text fragment mentions teething and a remedy with a price per bottle, showing unclear references to medical advice and a purchase cost. The legibility is limited and no clear entities or events can be confirmed.
Fragmented OCR shows a mortgage notice recorded May 31 in Turon District with references to payment of interest and fees. Named parties include an attorney for the mortgagee and a note about due sums and recording.
A legal notice details a default on a mortgage, stating installments due and the amount claimed. The document, dated 1838, names Harry Lao and Wiese Speen as parties, with first publication noted in August and last in September.
Mortgage dated October 27 1883 by Henry Niestadt and wife in Dakota Territory to Frank E recorded in Beadle County. Default in payments noted and sale of the property authorized by statute unless remedy is found. date of notice November 14 with legal proceedings specified.
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