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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
7
A Ohio man describes four years of suffering with a painful foot condition and proud flesh after trying various doctors and ointments. He recounts limited mobility and reliance on crutches.
John M. Moyd of Alliance Ohio recounts years of pain from a foot wound cured after sixteen months of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes initial ineffectiveness, then steady improvement over seven months and a full recovery. He contrasts costs with doctors. He offers to answer letters.
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick arrived at the Ohio State Penitentiary from Cleveland to begin a ten year sentence for conspiracy to wreck Citizens National Bank at Oberlin Ohio. Authorities identify her as Madame Devere a former forger with a prior penitentiary term.
The salve is claimed to soothe piles sores cuts and boils with instant pain relief. It draws out inflammation reduces swelling and acts as a rubefacient to circulate blood and aid nature in removing troubles. Sold by Holland Wheeler and C. H. Longstaff.
Advert describes nine head of good milch cows, some near fresh, offered with time payment if secured by approved security. Contact John H. Miller in Huron South Dakota.
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestant that lets the stomach rest and recover. Claims to relieve indigestion belching sour stomach heartburn and helps the digestive organs convert food into body strength. Sold by Holland Wheeler and C. B. Longstaff.
In Cleveland on January 15, reports say the firm Denison Prior Co may face liabilities of $1.2 to $1.5 million. Forged bonds include Alpena water and light $250,000 Canton water extension $100,000 and South Sharon improvement $100,000. Bond forgeries lack book entries, delaying final estimate.
Parsons Snyder and Co, stock and grain brokers with Hollenden hotel offices, assigned to attorney J A Smith. The firm had dealt for Leland W Prior who died by his own hand last Tuesday. Denison Prior Co held about 73000 of their securities. the total liabilities are believed to be under 150000.
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick departed Cleveland escorted by a U S Marshal and deputy for Columbus to begin a ten year sentence. Attorneys sought a stay but failed as a physician attended at the county jail to maintain the process.
The Norfolk schooner Samuel L Russell carrying lumber lies capsized in lower Chesapeake bay with five crew aboard missing. It sailed from Norfolk for Baltimore in tow of the tug Volunteer with a four man crew on the schooner and a barge in tow. A heavy snowstorm and line separation were reported as the schooner allegedly cast off to ride better under sail.
Homeseekers' Excursion to the North west West and Southwest via the North Western Line. Ex cursion tickets at gently reduced rates on sale to the territory indicated above. Standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For dates for sale and full particulars apply to agents Chicago North Western Bay.
A digestible tonic claims to aid digestion by enabling the body to transform all foods into tissue-building blood. It targets sour stomach belching heartburn and indigestion, promising relief and strengthened digestion. Sold by Holland Wheeler and C. H. Longstaff.
Low excursion rates to Denver via the Chicago and North Western Railway are available January 27 28 and 29 with return validity through September 16. Tickets issued to raise funds for Wool Growers and Live Stock Association meetings. Apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
Creek chief Crazy Snake urged the president to allow his band of 200 bucks squaws and children to keep their tribal relations. He said his group had not voted on the Creek land allotment treaty. The president noted 15,000 Creek Indians voted for the treaty and the group must abide by the decision.
An old advertisement promises Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for consumption coughs and colds. It cites a testimonial from F G Handy of Oaklandon Indiana claiming his wife recovered after three doctors gave up, with a trial bottle offered free and bottles priced at 50c and 1.00.
Delegation led by Mark Smith of Arizona urged the president to reject joint statehood with New Mexico. They cited 95 percent of Arizona residents opposing it. The president welcomed the group but stated he supports joint statehood.
Philadelphia reports claim that Mayor Weaver is practically eliminated as a Republican nominee for governor. A close friend of Senator Penrose asserts Penrose will control over 70 of the 114 city delegates to the state convention after bitter ward and district contests.
In Grand Forks North Dakota on January 13 President James J Hill of the Great Northern Railway demonstrated interest in drainage by offering to pay one third of the initial cost. He pledged ten thousand dollars if the project costs thirty thousand. Governor Johnson set Williams execution date for February 18.
Gen. F A Morris came back from a Sioux Falls business trip on Saturday Rev Notestein preached at Hitch cock Presbyterian church on Sunday and Rev W H Thrall held services at the Congregational church in Redfield.
In New Orleans on January 15 the Southern Cotton association’s holding committee announced unanimous support for a 15 cent cotton price with diversification as the path forward. The decision triggered cheers at the convention and followed reports from New York of alleged discord within the committee.
Major Charles L. Potter, US engineer in charge of Lake Superior, releases the annual Duluth Superior harbor commerce report. The harbor receipts and shipments for 1904 rise 86 percent over 1890 levels, with net freight tonnage up 69.6 percent from the prior era.
A major blaze in Panama on January 15 destroyed two blocks housing the poorer classes. Public schools and an orphan asylum were burned. Indignation grows toward the sanitary department amid reports the fire began due to lax fumigation by its workers.
In Traverse City Michigan on January 15 Mrs. George Beder was tending cattle when a barn house caught fire. She had left her two young infants inside and both died from the blaze with one burned severely and the other suffocated by smoke.
An old advertisement urges using Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething babies. It claims the remedy soothes, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
Typhoid fever epidemic reported in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh. More than 100 cases and several deaths have occurred. Health board cannot locate the source of the outbreak. Water samples from public springs sent to Pittsburgh for analysis.
Noblesville Indiana January 15 a marriage license was issued to Ellis Carey twenty seven and Mary Gentry forty seven who reside near Perkinsville. Careys first wife died a year ago and was a daughter of his present wife.
Minneapolis January 15 W S Amsden superintendent of the Minnesota and Northern elevator, a victim of the West hotel fire, died at 2 p m at city hospital raising the death toll to ten.
President Roosevelt announces the appointment of W. T. Vernon, principal of the Quindaro Institute in Kansas, to the register of the treasury succeeding Judson W. Lyons. An investigation found charges against Vernon were not sustained.
Louis Hecht senior, a prominent Jewish banker and benefactor, dies at his Brookline Massachusetts residence. In other news, Willie Fitzgerald of Brooklyn and Willie Lewis of New York fight to a draw after 25 rounds in Colma California. An avalanche in Austrian Tyrol halts a party of twelve, overwhelming seven theology students during a Halle valley excursion.
Thousands cured by Hyomei call the inhaler the pocket physician. C. H. Longstaff offers a complete outfit for one dollar with a money back if it fails to cure catarrh. Additional bottles cost fifty cents.
H M Wallace of Vienna W L Coughlin of Carthage and Jas Kehrwold of Oldnam are listed as South Dakotans at the Kent Saturday event.
Every night this week services begin at 7 30 p m with prayers and readings announced by the church. Members are asked to arrive a few minutes early for quiet reflection and music beforehand.
For coughs and colds no remedy is equal to Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It acts as a cathartic on the bowels and expels all cold from the system. Affords immediate relief in croup and coughs. Children love it. Holland Wheeler and C. H. Long staff note. Leon Goodell left Monday for Vermilion for a grocery store position.
An old advertisement touts Cole's Veterinary Carbonsaire as a universal cure for wounds galls and sores with no scars. It claims quick healing and satisfaction guaranteed offering 50c and 1.00 by gruggists. E H Vance returns from Weesington after a short visit.
Greatly in demand medicine meets modern standards as a blood and system cleanser. They cure stomach and liver troubles. Try them at Wheeler’s drug store. Guarantee offered.
Miss Helen Park travels to Center Ville on Monday planning a day or two of activities.
Nicholas Carlson announces a new tailor shop renting east of the Third street barber shop. First class suits made to order with fit and style guaranteed. Repairing and cleaning promptly done.
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