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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1890
Page
8
The Huronite lists monthly advertising rates and states copy for display ads must be received before 12 o clock for legal rates. It notes timely job work and prompt execution from Shannon and Longstaff, editors and proprietors, with a claim of strong regional standards and value.
Local brief reports Conductor Redmap injured weeks ago in a railroad accident. He gets about on crutches and hopes to discard them soon. Also notes Merriam visiting from Indian Territory, a brakeman Elrod's hand injury, a new engine for the Hurenare, local business and poultry shipments, and community notes on churches, jails, and street improvements.
A bank announces closure after insolvency with deposits insured and full repayment pledged. The president Hazen and cashier Fowler express disbelief, saying the suspension stems from loan losses and withdrawals, while the public laments the disaster and offers sympathy rather than condemnation.
The Hazen National Bank suspension, prompted by anonymous letters urging withdrawals, shocks Huron. President Hazen confers at home as cashier Fowler reports telegrams from bankers promising funds to reopen. Local officials and various business leaders express confidence the bank will pay all deposits and resume operations after Hazen recovers.
The article argues the South's mild climate and fertile soil give it advantages for farmers with limited funds, noting many North families moving along the Illinois Central line toward Tennessee. It also records the death of Mrs Mary Pierce with remains sent to Fairbury Nebraska and a brief service led by Rev H S Mills.
Advertisement outlines June and December issue numbering for Harper's Magazine and Harper's Weekly, describing binding options in cloth, pricing, and postal payment terms for bindable volumes and back issues from 188.
Two well known figures arrange to enter the restaurant business in Olympia Washington. Best wishes go to the Alexandé party and Art Green as they embark on the venture.
An old advertisement promotes a skin ointment claiming to cure all skin diseases. The copy targets eczema and various eruptions, urging readers to buy Soper’s Olptm. the text uses archaic spelling and marketing tone typical of period newspapers.
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