Joint Meeting on Educational Reform for South Dakota Schools
A joint meeting will be held Friday January 15 at 9:00 a.m. in the college chapel. The event, touted as vital for state education, surveys rural school months, centralization, teacher shortage, and school finances with speakers from the Department of Education and local officers. Attendance urged as delegates discuss funds, standards, and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Chapel
South
B. J. Franklin
Eva L, Klien
J. Lyon
Chas
E. Wilson
C. C. McEwen
J. Fred Olonder
State Department of Education
Clyde Slone
Zula Smith
John Sjaarda
Blanche Murphy
Bertha Spurgur
C. A. Phillips
A. G. McFarling
Prin
J.C. Pasch
Wm. Denison
Ethel Wyman
Omaha
Florence McGarvey
Miared Borah
Prin. O. (. Young
Huron High School
John Hanley
W. B. Taylor
J.F. Olander
W. G. Writing
Edith Holmes
Kobn van Soelen
Marian Miner
L. B. Meyer
J. I. Pease
Arthur Brown
Contracta
Marie Moreland
Mra
Mary Stout
Carrie Sargent
Orphans aided by Electric Bitters praise in Georgia home
The president of The Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports using Electric Bitters for nine years. He says it aids stomach liver and kidney troubles, purifies blood, aids digestion and builds up weak children and run-down people. It is best for female complaints. Sold by MH Wheelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
Sde Gt
Wheelers
Doan's Kidney Pills Said to Cure Kidney Troubles
Josephus Bellows of Redfield declares Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and side pain caused by kidney trouble. He notes his wife used them with relief, leading to his complete recovery after following directions. Sold by all dealers in the United States Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Josephus Bellows
Main St
Redfield
Price Decnte
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Woman Wins Hart Schaffner & Marx Prize for Agricultural Study
Mrs Edward Sherwood Meade of Philadelphia is awarded one of the Hart Schaffner & Marx prizes for an essay on Agricultural Resources of the United States. The prize honors her as the first woman winner and recognizes a committee led by J Lawrence Laughtin and Carroll D Wright.
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United States
Edward Sherwood Meade
Philadelphia
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Meade
J. Lawrence Laughtin
University of Chicago
J. B. Clark
Columbian University
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan
Norace White
New York City
Carroll D. Wright
Clark College
University of Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr
Oscar Douglay Skelton
Toronto
Oscar Douglas Skelton
Queen's University
Kingston
Canada
A. E. Pinanski
Harvard University
Boston
William Shea
Cornell University
Dual Telephone System Faces City Council Action
At the Friday evening meeting the council took little business. The Christian Science association requested two rooms in the new library, referred to the library committee. The main action was final passage of the telephone ordinance, granting F. H. Kent and others a twenty year franchise to place a telephone service in the city.
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Christian Science Association
Library Committee
F. H. Kent
Divorce Granted Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge granted a divorcee on grounds of ill temper and bad breath. The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they cure consumption, liver trouble, and headaches banishing chills. Sold for 25 cents at H Wheeler.
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Dr. King
H. Wheeler
Y M C A Effort Grows For Huron Railway Men
A joint meeting of the Brotherhoods of Tinimen and Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen discussed establishing a Y M C A in Huron for railroad workers and citizens. Committees were formed to canvass and rally support among railway men and city leaders, with a plan to engage the Commercial Club and citizens for broad backing.
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Brothahood
Tinimen
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
YM. C
Mesers
Suterr
Emmons
Hollis
Reed
O'Connor
Urquhart
Commercial Club
F. A. Kent
A.B. Fairbank
J. W. Campbell
G.C. Reed
Jas. Hall
Thos. Erickson
F. N. Kent
W. H. Smith
C. H. Middlebrook
F. R. Moulton
J. Foote
Mr. Good- Heir
Existen
Tepmeta
Citizens of
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Humanite
Wenderstand
Mitchell
Rapid City
Harry
Dissolution of Fox and Jefferson Firm
Notice that Fox and Jefferson dissolved on December 1 1908 Roy Fox retired and the business now operates as Jefferson and Davis All debts to the old firm are payable to Fox and Jefferson Dated January 4 1909 Roy Fox Boone Jefferson.
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Fox and
Notice of Live Stock and Grain for Sale
Registered Poland China boats for sale and two Angus cattle usable for spring service. About 380 bushels of Oderbrucker barley clean and free from mustard and weeds. Call or write Sunflower Stock Farm two miles north of Huron. E A Stoner, Prop.
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Poland
China
Huron
E. A. Stoner
Independence Gypsum Co Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of Independence Gypsum Co. at the company office in Southard Oklahoma on January 19 1909 at 2 30 p m Geo Lee Southard secretary.
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The
Independence Gypsum Co
Southard
Okla
Geo
Lee Southard
Sec
Train Stalled Until Water Purchases Made
Mr J J Hill could not move his northbound reignat train this morning until he bought water for the engine from the city. Carl Peterson supplied it at a reasonable price. Mr Bowden of Toledo, Ohio, is visiting Dr J M Chambers.
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J.J. Hill
Carl Peterson
Mr. Bowden
Toledo, Ohio
J. M. Chambers
Dr King's New Discovery Claims Cure for Consumption
A Washington DC man recalls being held back by consumption a decade ago and credits Dr King s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles. The ad touts it as a quick relief and cure for coughs colds bronchitis la grippe asthma and other bronchial illnesses. Trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by H Wheeler.
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W. R. Lipscon B
Washington, D.C
H. Wheeler
Parland Newhall Quartet to Perform on January 13
The Parland Newhall Company presents a versatile program Wednesday evening January 13 by the Parland Newhall Quartet. Members Newhall Smith Ringler and Parland will perform as vocal and brass quartets and bell ringers using cornet French horn and two trombones in a unique show not seen on the course before.
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Parland-Newhall
Siating
Meesra
Newhall
Smith
Ring Jer
Parland
Storm Memory Recalled In Huronite Anniversary Notes
The Huronite revisits the January storm twenty one years after the event with a detailed account of barometric drops, temperatures from 20 below to 19 above, and winds peaking at 54 miles per hour. It recalls school children guided safely home by a rope tether from J W Campbell’s fence to the Utah street school building amid blinding snow.
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0. S
Tlss
Utah Street
Jtah
J. W. Campbell
EL L. Abel
Tragedy of Henry C. Dunham in Minneapolis Home
Henry C. Dunham a former DeSmnet D and member of Huron Lodge No. 444 BP O E, took his own life at his Minneapolis residence on Wednesday morning. A successful lawyer and real estate investor, he faced alleged business reverses and rumors of misconduct amid South Dakota friends who doubt criminal charges.
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Henry C. Dunham
DeSmnet
Huron Lodge No
Minneapolis
Dunham
South Dakota
Brave Fire Laddies Heal With Bucklen Arnica Salve
A vintage advertisement claims brave fire laddy responders incur severe burns while fighting fires and then use Bucklen's Arnica Salve to drive out pain. It touts quick relief for burns scalds wounds cuts bruises skin eruptions and ulcers and says the salve is the earth's greatest healer priced at 25 cents by H. Werler.
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H. Wherler
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Beadle County School Officers
Edward Sherwood
City Council
Railroad
Wen Begin
Y. M. C. A. Meeting
Rmehs
Parlan
D-Newhall Company
Hitchcock
Hills
S. D
Philip Lawrence
Hills Blk
Dak
Areman & Loyd
Third Street
Royal
Hote
Forsberg & Hinman
Col
H. B. Kinyon
Cavour
R. No
D.M. Suits
First and
Nebraska ST
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