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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1890
Page
8
Daily publication price claims a 5 o clock after on Sunday schedule with legal advertising rates and prompt execution. It notes monthly terms and 100 months at 50 cents, asserting the paper as best in the state for readers, with Shannon and Longstaff as editors and proprietors.
A local column from Heron reports Christmas events and daily life notes. Items include births, visits to Sioux Falls and Chambersburg, town holidays, a turkey shoot, short time at the car shops, a Christmas gift of a baby boy, and community notices about workers and officials.
The article describes a Fourth of July observance with an anthem and speeches by local figures, highlighting themes of forefathers and foremothers, plus a musical program. It also notes the Doreas Society opening rooms on Dakota avenue for charitable goods and an acknowledgment of condolences from Peres Stewart.
A partial preview notes Harper's Magazine Illustrated for 1891 with samples of content by Charles Stadley Warner and William Owens. It mentions new novels and era pieces including Thackeray related material, and highlights illustrated articles and standard literary pieces in a varied annual issue.
An item advertises Harper's Magazine volumes for three dollars paid by mail. It lists prices by volume and index options including alphabetical analytical and cited for volumes 1 to 10. Remittances should be sent by post office money order.
A traveler’s visit to a host reveals tensions as a busy man ignores the few duties of courtesy. The wife’s quiet disappointment at the caller exposes the gap between perception and reality, prompting a cautionary note on judging great men by superficial displays.
New York Cor. describes Cornelius Vanderbilt and family attending St Bartholomew's on foot from their Fifth Avenue mansion. They sit in the same unfashionable pew year after year and support church causes, showing simple, devout taste over flashy philanthropy.
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