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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1885
Page
7
A damaged OCR from Harper and Brothers ad page details subscriptions to Harper's Magazine. It lists prices for cloth bound volumes and back issues, mailing details, and ordering instructions. The notice references subscription plans for volumes 1 to 11, payment by money order or draft, and mailing to New York.
Harper's Weekly announces its enduring leadership in American illustrated journalism with renewed artistic resources and a slate of notable writers. It promotes subscriptions to Harper's Weekly Harper's Magazine and Harper's Young People plus bound volumes, detailing prices and ordering options for readers in the United States and Canada.
The piece extols Harper's Bazar as a premier illustrated weekly with Paris and New York styles, pattern sheets, and cut patterns. It highlights practical household, needlework, and etiquette content, noting its literary merit and humorous character as unmatched in America.
An advertisement from Harper & Brothers announces yearly Harper's publications including Harpers Weekly and Young People. It explains orders, subscription terms, postage, and pricing, offering volumes at S000 per volume, with cloth cases and binding options. Remittance by money order preferred and copies to be mailed prepaid or express at no extra cost within limits.
Harper and Brothers in New York promote Harper's Young People weeklies as the leading periodical for youth readers. They emphasize safe, valuable content including natural history, science, travel, life facts, and athletic activities, with attractive illustrations and modest price.
A Mitchell led campaign aims to unite farmers bankers and citizens to press Washington for justice on land office decisions. The plan calls for regional conventions to appoint delegates to Washington to present a strong case and secure funding from each land district to cover travel and representation costs.
A broad argument asserts that the government’s patent does not convey title but evidence of it. It contends that final proof and payment under preemption laws vest title in the purchaser, who gains a vested right protected by judicial review, and that the commissioner cannot cancel a title after sale. The text cites Cooley and various cases to argue government title remains in trust for buyers and patenting is ministerial.
General Butler seeks return to Congress. Canon Farrer to clear 25000 from a trip abroad. Galveston fire leaves 1000 families homeless. relief funds rise to 68000. Brazilian emancipation act aid. Ipswich burglary nets 500 in merchandise. Galveston fire losses reach 2500000. News of immigration highs in the Northwest. Cat farming and Denver shiploads. Wealth leaders listed. Libel suit filed by Cyrus Field. Ottumwa pistol tragedy. Cleveland scandal and LaCrosse school official noted.
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