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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1890
Page
8
A Thursday January 16, 1890 edition from Shannon and Longstaff presents legal notices and special rates for emissions and emigrant services. The fragment mentions territory information for those in Stalin desiring emigration and notes the publication as a leading newspaper in the region.
Local notes report G W Abell and J W Mackenzie convalescing and a mix of civic updates. A monster cyclone snow plow by E P Caldwell is shown in Sioux City Journal detail as Linnander and McCray fight ends in a foul with police and mayoral denial.
Mrs John L Beach has joined her husband in Memphis where he runs on the Memphis and Vicksburg line. Engineer Joe Graeff earns a promotion to operate a rotary snow plow in Tracy. Howard Ellis of the C and N W departs for Michigan to join a railroad keyed to T J Nicholl as superintendent. Ira Timberlake of Forest City promotes Omaha and South Dakota railway prospects and forecasts a spring immigration boom, with Forest City preparing for development and eager eastern interest.
M Harrison of Huron will drill an artesian well for H N Howell a prosperous farmer living west of us near the Lawrence post office. Howell is a sizable Dakota land owner and aims to bring the large body of ground where he lives under thrifty cultivation.
An advertisement claims Pond's Extract cured a long lasting piles condition and hemorrhoid symptoms using two fifty cent bottles of Extract and one ointment. The testimonial from 8 Exsota Hi describes severe suffering and a drastic personal change, urging others to try the product.
A jumble of old ads mentions internal cures for catarrh and blood diseases, a 25 ton printing claim for ballots in Massachusetts, and testimonials for Castoria and Bradfield's Female Regulator. Names include F J Cuiexey Co and Atlanta mailout addresses, with various locations and products.
Notice invites readers to view a pinless line sample at Durand’s drug store with orders due by January 18. The ad also promotes H H Larkin’s Russian Baths on Third Street in Huron as relief and preventative treatment and hints at local considerations of a map and police judge.
A compact saying warns against relying on any one person who claims total knowledge. It also highlights caution toward people distrusted by dogs or children, suggesting suitability issues in social or caregiving contexts.
An advertisement for Abietine Ointment claims an absolute cure for old sores burns wounds and skin eruptions. It promises piles relief and notes original product sold by J C Donaldson Co at 25 cents per box or 80 cents by mail.
A Wheeling man who recently moved into a new house discovered a coat in a closet containing a five dollar bill in the inside pocket.
A historical notice notes a patient endured twenty years of suffering and could work and travel freely afterward. Directions to contact J. W. Davis of Moravian Falls North Carolina for more information are given, with assurance of sale by all druggists.
The initial favorable impression from Syrup of Figs on first appearance years ago has grown stronger as more users report pleasant experience. The success of the California Fig Syrup Company proprietors and manufacturers is noted as ongoing.
Jefferson, Iowa, officials announce plans to introduce a street railway system to improve local transit, with expected routes and timelines to be released by city planners. The project aims to modernize transportation and support growth in the town.
An old advertisement extols Ideal Tooth Powder as a way to prevent tooth decay and reduce dentist bills. A testimonial from Dr. Rt. E. Giebner of Passo notes relief for gums and enamel, enabling use of a stiff brush without injury.
The text notes Mr. Babbitt the late soap maker earned about 3 million dollars by living luxuriously. It then highlights a recent adjustment of train service by the Chicago and Northwestern and Union Pacific railways offering greatly improved facilities to reach Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle and other western points. For tickets and information contact Chicago and Northwestern Station Agents.
Notice is hereby given that a stockholders meeting will be held at 966 South Ashland Boulevard, Chicago, on Monday January 3, 1800 at 10 o'clock. Apien, Secretary.
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