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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1888
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR notes list names like Stipe J and Simons near 15031 15068, with Clarence E Correlus noted as leading preparations for the upcoming week.
Practical notes describe a cheap portable fodder stand for corn cribs. The design uses readily available scantlings with holes for standards and cross pieces, enabling easy loading by one person and adaptable width, length, and loading points for efficient fodder handling.
The article outlines two methods to prevent grape bunches from rubbing and mold: a box with cleats and movable bars, and a hoop and string contraption. Both aim to hang bunches individually, allow inspection, and keep berries fresh through winter.
The article discusses clover as a soil improver and provides a hog treatment using petroleum jelly for thumps. It also describes a model manure pile design to improve storage, noting practical construction with stakes and turf for stability.
Fragment from a historical piece arguing that education is essential to republican government. It links love of country to democratic rights, stresses universal schooling, and notes how free, self governing citizens rely on education to understand laws and participate wisely in government.
The text debates free trade versus protection in U S policy, contrasting Democratic stance with protectionist aims. It questions the 1860 tariff's impact, cites labor and consumer benefits from industry growth, and notes broader economic arguments across politics.
A fragmented clipping labels the Democratic party as ashamed of its wartime record, referencing individuals Ig ory Caldo and related critique. The text is partial and lacks full context or verifiable details.
Fragmentary excerpt critiques femininity norms and marriage expectations, noting period beliefs about women and suitabilities. Mentions social judgments and gender roles with implied irony.
Reading from a historical note, the piece debunks common misnomers in materials such as Cleopatra’s glass and turkey cups, explains that German silver does not contain silver, and clarifies that black lead is actually carbon with iron. It also touches on Brazilian grass and its apparent properties.
Fragmentary passage discusses doctors bills and medical costs tied to fever and scarlet fever. Mentions Mr Brudepell Carter and a reduction in fever rates from 908 per m to 484 per m during 1851-60, implying a total saving though awareness was low.
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