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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1888
Page
7
An old health column argues lungs need relief when a cold strikes and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the only medicine that expels mucus from air cells and loosens secretions. It warns neglecting colds can cause catarrh or chronic bronchitis and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures faster and restores health.
Reports from the east bolster Huron as a hot Dakota city with investors like Seymour W. Howard of this city and A B Nash from Los Angeles taking options on Whipple Place and Whipple Walsh additions. Sioux City parties hold refusals on several lots as Huron’s bright outlook attracts Minneapolis and Broadland figures.
Adlobes reports eight buys including two lots adjoining a bank for 3000 dollars by Bair and Kerrant. N Ooler Jr of New City buys 160 acres north of Huron for 1000 dollars. Walling and Love pursue capital development of Huron water power and street railroad extensions. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as a blood purifier.
The Dakota Horticultural Society held a session and approved offers while scheduling another meeting for June. Attendance was limited but the proceedings moved forward.
Anerpern December 19 report says Department Commander Haind and Anderson Post officers fixed March 26 17 and 28 as the next Grand Encampment dates to be held in Aberdeen.
A letter to the Democratic division in Hyde County notes a conversion mission and upcoming meeting next week. The item mentions the Canadian Pacific dispute and Manitoba crossing issues, with emphasis on charter rights and dominion authority.
A fragmented note references Sioux Falls and a timetable or event today, but details are unclear. The readable portion mentions a date or day and a local location, suggesting a brief community item or notice.
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