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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1899
Page
6
Local notes report Mayor Cleaver's Chicago trip and returns from Aberdeen and Carthage. Movements include visits by E. H. Grant Madison residents and Brookings Press staff. Socials feature a Presbyterian coon social with watermelon as the treat and a marriage at Rev. Caffee’s ceremonies.
A vintage advertisement extols Pabst Malt Extract as superior tonic for health and vitality. It claims it supports digestion and sleep, helps restore energy, and quotes a Worlds Fair award of 100 points of perfection. It urges readers to buy from local druggists.
A large Sioux Falls gathering formed a relief fund drive for the First South Dakota Regiment. Delegates debated plans to transport volunteers from San Francisco to South Dakota at public expense or via private contributions, with a proposed $3,000 sick fund. A reception committee was formed and Epworth Assembly results noted.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky reports a permanent cure of kidney disease after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states the remedy would have cost him his life and urges others with kidney trouble to try it, as distributed by Dunning and Longtaff.
Horsemen are urged to visit James Stewart's stables on First street opposite the freight office to view Petoskey Prince, claimed as the best bred stallion in the country, and discuss breeding prospects for strong colts.
The assembly at Huron South Dakota Aug 8–16 is praised for its success due to Huron's business people and Pastor W J Calfee. Resolutions express thanks, urge support for enforcement of congressional canteen law, commend Pierce O Bunt and E W Hyler, condemn temperance failures, pledge for Home Society work, honor Carhart and Anti-Saloon League, and seek Epworth professorship at Dakota University with fundraising goals.
A promotional claim proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure as absolutely reliable for kidney and bladder diseases, asserting certainty for those who have used it. The passage presents a testimonial style endorsement without external evidence or medical validation.
Annie E. Springer of Philadelphia reports Dr. King's New Discovery cured her long cough and chest pain. The Royal Cure eases throat chest and lung troubles, with trial bottles free at H. Wheeler's drug store and a 50 cent to 1 dollar price.
For sale section 28, lot 8, section 4 of southeast and southwest quarters of 5. Cash or part cash with installment option. May accept horses as partial payment. Describes good improvements and ample water. Write to Miller Bank, Miller, South Dakota.
Barcelona visitor Mr R P Olivia reports wintering in Aiken South Carolina where severe head pains from weak nerves disappeared after using Electric Bitters. He calls it Americas greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy and says it purifies the blood tones the stomach strengthens nerves and renews energy. One bottle 50 cents guaranteed by Holland Wheeler druggist.
P H Kevliry advertises seasonal services at Caldwell ranch eight miles northwest of Huron. Horse pasture available for 50 cents per month with fenced fields water and feed. Also offers cattle herding from the fifteenth of the month at one dollar per head for the season.
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best in the world for wounds and skin ailments. It claims rapid healing for burns cuts and bruises and lists conditions cured including fever sores ulcers boils felons corns and skin eruptions. Sold by Holland heeler at 25 cents a box.
Miss Maup Dickens of Parsons Kansas describes eight years of severe asthma with deadly attacks. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she reports immediate relief and recommends it to others. Sold by Dunning & Lone staff druggists in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
An old style ad touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims to purify blood and strengthen nerves, easy to take, 25 cents, money back if not helped, sold by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Weekly Horonite to receive comprehensive news coverage. The offer promises access to all local, national, and world developments in a single weekly edition.
Ill feeling remains among Samoan natives in Apia amid quiet overall conditions. They are producing copra and rumored to be hoarding funds to equip boats or arms. Mataafa appeals to Samoan commissioners for a no king policy and suggests Dr Solf head the government. unconfirmed talk ties Mataafa to a gubernatorial role.
In Santiago de Cuba on August 18 military forces capture General Guerra with 30 insurgents, 14 stands of arms and 14 000 rounds of ammunition. A U S armed tug halts a suspicious schooner near Baracoa presumed bound for filibustering. Dominican revolutionary agents operate widely in the province of Santiago de Cuba.
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