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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1894
Page
5
The New Orleans Picayune lauds the sugar bounty as a path to domestic industry and asks why such protection cannot apply to all sectors. It notes election results validating protection, and argues that Americans would benefit from reinforcing domestic production despite past opposition.
Mr. John J. Myers of Redfield discusses artesian irrigation experiments near Redfield, noting flooded timothy hay and potential for two hay crops per year. He cites cereals experiments and the broader promise of artesian water for powering mills and boosting regional value.
An 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites endorsements from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin druggists in Toledo Ohio and states the cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials offered free.
William Brandt, Mapleton township farmer, delivered eleven hogs weighing 4,080 pounds to town. He received 4 cents a pound, netting $183.80, claiming it cost under $50 to raise them and expressing regret he did not market fifty hogs under the feed grain support program.
Letter from Kryatt of Lowell Massachusetts dated December 3 1893 praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing a mother’s two year ankle sore after six bottles. Doctors locally offered no relief.
P J Setbacken killed two hogs under fifteen months old weighing 515 and 430 pounds and sold 36 50 dollars worth from the pair with four remaining that will average 150 to 200 pounds. Ashford of Rondell reports strong returns from his first South Dakota season selling forty hogs for 500 cash to Stone and Arntz.
A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western commuter train rear collided with the Dover express near Roseville in dense fog. Fifteen dead, at least 25 injured. engineer of the commutation train missing. all victims aboard the wrecked rear car were men.
The Interior Department faces a likely reversal of the Waldron ruling on mixed blood Indians. A 1838 law declared citizenship for Indian women who married whites and denied Indian rights to them and their children, prompting review of land titles and tribal dealings. The Justice Department is expected to align with that statute, overturning the Waldron doctrine that a mixed child follows the father’s status except after the law’s passage.
The three day three hour a day event in Windom Minnesota saw W A Smith of Benson ex champion ten mile runner win with 62 miles 18 laps. W C Jones of Windom finished second with 61 miles 18 laps and Bureau placed third with 61 miles 17 laps. Barnum Gage of Windom also competed and Price of Wilder finished with 40 miles before dropping out due to a sprained ankle. Dead Near Dubuque.
Boys near a local culvert uncovered a burglars den containing watches jewelry money and silverware. Much of the stolen property has been returned to owners across the county.
Denver January 16 Judge Ring orders the coal companies accused of forming a combine to show cause next Monday why they should not be fined for contempt for violating the court injunction.
Henry T. Oxnard of Nebraska and head of the American Beet Sugar association argues against the proposed sugar bounty cut in the Wilson tariff bill. He calls the bounty a contract and notes 1893 beet sugar output around 20,000 tons, up from the prior year, while in Washington protesting repeal of the 1890 tariff provision.
Rev. W. D. Thomas secretary of Home Missions pleaded guilty in the Western Wisconsin district federal court at La Crosse to sending two nonmailable postal cards. One targeted Rev. I. H. Lish in Robinson Illinois and the other threatened garnishment of Lish's salary over a Chicago debt. He paid a $100 fine.
Pittsb urg January 16 Peter Jackson the colored pugilist angered by Corbett s letter claiming California club officials and the referee favored him in the Jackson fight. Jackson said the charge was false and that Corbett refused the extra 7000 to continue and took 2500 from the draw before leaving town.
Rio de Janeiro Jan 15 reports another general clash between rebel ships and government forts. The encounter was desultory with long range fire and no serious damage reported on either side.
State of South Dakota county court in Beadle County orders guardian N W to show cause why license to sell real estate should not be granted. Petition details deceased Peter Darcy estate debts and descriptions of real property, location in section 22 township 112 north range 59 west, Beadle County. Hearing set for February 24 at 10 a.m. at Haron Court House with four weeks publication prior.
Executors of the estate of Cuantes H. Norr deceased publish notice to creditors to present claims within a specified period. This legal notice identifies the estate likely in a probate context and lists the decedent and fiduciaries.
Estate of Mary P. Nutt deceased notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be exhibited to the executors at the county judge's office in the courthouse, Huron Beadle South Dakota. Dated December 7 1893. Executed by George B. French and Joan H. Clark executors.
A relief complaint summons appears filed in Beadle County with American Banking Corporation as plaintiff and Firth Judicial Circuit noted. The document references the 22nd Circuit Court and the State of South Dakota with dates including December 7 and last January 18.
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