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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
6
D. E. Blankenship of Indianapolis reports severe hair loss improved after four weeks using Cuticura products. He states hair stopped shedding, itching eased, and scalp stayed clear when applying Cuticura Ointment after shaving.
A St Paul Park Minnesota mother endorses Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Seap Seap for infants skin care. She notes frequent calls to a doctor when needed but says the remedies are a sure cure. The letter is dated June 21 1905 and mentions Shewi ree eget Corp Boston MA as distributors.
Port Leav y reports show cavalry squadron members intoxicated during a disturbance. They assaulted a conductor and a guard, forcing a scuffle that led to riotous actions at the fort. Fort Leavenworth officials placed the rioters under restraint.
Fragmentary text mentions seven murders two bullet whiles and a train incident, plus a possible donation of 300000 to help someone named Howie and Horary. Details are garbled with misread words and incomplete names.
The readable lines mention Miami and British notes, weather, and safety terms. It references a department and a small graft context with names like Renee and Graft. The fragmentary text implies a public safety or legal notice with unspecified actions and dates.
Schedule notice indicates passenger trains between Chicago and Mexico City will resume service with connections at Mountain Point and G N. National Lines. Service will operate on Wednesdays and Thursdays with dining and sleeper cars available on the route.
A clipped medical note warns that an untreated cold can lead to pneumonia in youths. It urges early care and the use of remedies observed by a local pharmacist to strengthen the child’s immune response and prevent complications.
An old patent medicine advertisement promotes Best for Women with a pleasant taste and claims it aids digestion and liver and bowel function. It markets as a substitute for other cathartics and lists J. L. Sankey as seller in a catalog-like note.
An old advertisement touts Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup as a remedy for coughs and colds. It claims the syrup tastes good and is sold by Holland Wheeler.
Government contends the Standard Oil trust remains active while proving stock in selling firms is held by individuals. Attorneys will argue in St Louis next month that the trust is dissolving under federal law and that the merger case mirrors the Northern Securities dissolution. The Missouri attorney general Hajley presses a new angle based on private stock ownership.
Judge John F. Philipp in Kansas City issues a writ of habeas corpus for Mrs. Agnes Myers jailed in Alberta Missouri awaiting execution for murder. Sheriff ordered to bring her to court December thirty first. Governor York signals stance on death penalty while delay potential looms over jurisdiction questions.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania on December 24 property valued over 400000 was placed on record for the benefit of creditors in favor of Parmers and Dreyousl National Bank by Receiver Cunn Shem. Former owners include J B Rinehart former cashier and vice president and phn J Keebert sheriff of Grédan firmty. The property includes Rinehart's home valued at 100000 coal lands and building sites. Coal lands valued about 46000. Notes in the bank alleged to be of doubtful legitimate amount little more than 100000.
About 2,000 trainmen enginemen and yardmen at the Wang era Maryland railroad will receive a wage advance effective January 1. General Manager Robertson could not yet specify the percentage due to ongoing details being worked out.
El Paso December report says master mechanic Kipp of the American Smelter and Refining Co. and his wife were found unconscious beside their car near Southern Pacific tracks. It is believed they were struck by a train and fatally injured.
Brief notices report Andrew Gleeson a Washington church and political figure died of paralysis. Also, Blanche Lincoln a leading child education figure died in New York City and other scattered items note trade outlook and diverse deaths and legal actions.
An old advertisement touts Curé A Cold In One Day as a cure with Bromide Nine tablets and a promise of a refund if it fails to relieve symptoms. The copy imitates a druggist promotion with a be signature implied by W. Grove.
A notice seeks buyers and sellers for Bayard Beach property and related insurance options. It mentions possible borrowing terms and farm property interests. Details are sparse but indicate a real estate and insurance lead for local buyers.
An OCR fragment mentions a druggist in Holland advertising a purifying cure for constipation and dizziness. The snippet references famous strikes and models, but details are fragmented and unclear. The item reads as an old-time newspaper blurb likely promoting a patent medicine.
Market round up from Minneapolis shows wheat futures with May and July contracts tracking steady levels. Prices hover near previous closes as traders weigh supply expectations and global demand for No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern grain.
W L Rawle of Bells Tennessee recounts twenty years of nasal catarrh. He applied Bucklett's Salve to the sore surface and the swelling and soreness disappeared, never to return. Published endorsement notes the salve as the best and sells for 2 cents at Holland Wheeler's drug store.
St. Paul sale figures show cattle categories with totals: good to choice steers 5,506.26. common to good 3,250.94. cows and heifers 3,504.50. sheep weights at 4,000 to 4.25. lambs around 6,500 to 7.95. This snapshot lists varied lots and prices for the day’s market.
Market ledger from Duluth shows wheat to arrive and on track with No 1 hard and No 1 Northern varieties, ties to Northern, with May and June delivery months. Flax also listed to arrive on track in store with prices around 419 and 24.98 for May and June contracts.
Readable fragments show price notes for May futures on wheat, butter and dairy products, with multiple vendors and odd decimals. Mentions include Chicago markets, May settlements, and scattered figures like 4.00 to 5.50 ranges.
H M Adams and wife Henrietta Pa report their child suffered eczema for five years and was deemed incurable until they tried Electric Bitters. After seven bottles the child fully recovered. The ad promises up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic, guaranteed, 50 cents and 1.00 at Holland Wheeler's drugstore.
A Houston era chronicler notes W. L. Hill in Bowie Texas who claims remarkable weight gain from 0 to over 180 pounds after suffering consumption. He credits King's New Discovery for Consumption Congha and Colds with his recovery after doctors gave up hope.
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