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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
3
An advertisement for Sadie B. Finckh promotes nail biting cure services and flea removal without electric needle. It notes home visits if regates arrive with carriage and lists office hours 9 to 11 a m and 1 to 6 p m at 238 Wisconsin Street.
A rural route in Huron shows 92 houses with three quarters agreeing to erect mail boxes. A rural carrier exam is set for February 29 in Huron, with applications due February 19 to Neil Finch Jr. Route 2 proposals extend 31 miles southwest of Huron, awaiting inspection and possible simultaneous start. discussion of Minnesota and neighboring state inspection boards follows in Commercial Northwest.
Adjourned December term reconvened at the court house with Judge Whiting and all officers present. Defendants Mannie face informations for perjury. pleas scheduled for Tuesday morning. Rheinschmidt case postponed by prejudice motion. jurors excused until Tuesday morning. Melum case proceeds over impurity in meat. Breen and Miller set for plea January 23. Jurors drawn Monday report for service Tuesday.
The text argues that taxation without representation applies to grain inspection in the northwest. It notes farmers in North and South Dakota sell surplus grain under Minnesota inspection and calls this unjust without local voice. It mentions a Senate bill by Senator Macumber for national grain inspection and opposition to centralization.
First publication December 19 1907 in Beadle County South Dakota. Thomas Wittehenas sues Angie Folsom and Stella Reed for condemning property in section 8 township 110 north range 61 west to be taken for a railroad right of way. Attorney A K Gardner for Huron files the summons and required appearance within thirty days.
Notice to creditors for the estate of O. O. Henry C. Hinckley. Administratrix seeks claims Exhibit within four months after first publication. Residence on Section 34 in County 2 1 9 61 in S. D. January 11. Administratrix of the estate of O. O. Hinckley. Jan. 16-Feb. 6.
Mortgage default and acceleration for the 1906 instrument from A B and Frances McFall to Oscar Klebs with taxes and insured buildings security. Foreclosure option declared and assignment of mortgagee attorney details included. Proceedings initiated for sale under South Dakota law.
In Paris the Commercial Parliament, a non political body of French business leaders, seeks joint action between masters and men to resist socialist state interference. Also debuting is the weekly Opinion newspaper aiming to unite conservative republicans against collectivist demands. Prime movers include E Paul Doumer Ribot and Alexandra Millerand.
A Northern governor a Southern editor and leaders urged greater opportunities for African Americans at Carnegie Hall. Messages from Cardinal Gibbons and British Ambassador Bryce supported Tuskegee Institute, with Booker T. Washington detailing its work and Henry Watterson outlining the Negro's Future.
Toronto customers learn that Sovereign Bank of Canada transfers all business to the Bankers' Association of Canada and its branches are assigned to different banks. Depositors keep access to funds, checks, and passbooks. borrowers with lines of credit may face loan placement difficulties amid market rumors.
Fall River, Jan 20. George H. Allen was saved by a wireless telegraph installation on the sound steamer Plymouth. While en route from New York he sent letters declaring intent to kill himself. a wireless alert led to a search, found him in a stateroom with poison, and he was restrained and brought to safety.
In New York on January 20 burglars chloroformed seven members of Herman Graugner’s family at their Twenty second Street residence and looted about $1650 in cash and Graugner’s valuables before fleeing the scene.
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