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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
Dan W Snyder announces candidacy for Beadle County sheriff term starting January 1 1909. He has lived in the county fifteen years and pledges to uphold laws, run without faction ties, and seek fair voters support at the June primaries.
Crawford’s remark labeling Aberdeen residents as imps of hell provokes discussion on decency in public discourse and state governance amid the ongoing policy debate.
The passage argues that the silent tax receipt is the strongest current contention in South Dakota, outpacing Gamble, the governor, Hall, and Parker in influence. Its persuasive voice reaches every household, with only schools seeming exempt from this fiscal critique.
The passage mocks Governor Crawford and his critics, expressing hope his mouth will not be closed for six months and defending his outspoken stance as part of the stalwart cause. The tone remains provocative and partisan.
Ohio counties have held conventions and about 500 Taft delegates have been elected, giving Taft a majority and signaling a likely harmonious, unanimous state convention.
U S engineers report the Missouri River has been navigated 2824 miles. On January 22 the Missouri River Navigation Congress will meet in Sioux City to organize a permanent body to make the waterway navigable from its head to the Mississippi. Local interest runs high as transportation questions grow. Governor Crawford may dispatch a delegation to attend.
Aberdeen News accuses reformers of using illegal methods to secure delegates at the state convention. The stalwart wing denounces such tactics as unworthy of politics and notes historical restraint by the party while condemning breaches of ballot integrity in the name of reform.
A brief analysis of Japan as a growing influence in Asia. It notes Japan guiding Chinese students in Tokio and other cities, shaping ideas across China and India, led by prominent figures like the president Ie Doshisha and government school ties.
An American tourist observes Japan's intellectual life noting abundant schoolhouses from rural to urban, uniforms for boys, skirts for girls, and a nation of readers with travelers in waiting rooms and on transport devoted to papers and books. He suggests leaders trained for empires like China and India would justify the cost in men and money.
The piece condemns the Crawford Gamble machine for violating primary law in McPherson County by naming delegates to the state convention with a minority of the Republican central committee present. It calls for action to ensure the county retains a voice in delegate selection and condemns power overreach.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve "does the business" and has cured piles and chapped hands. He reports relief from sore feet and skin issues after using the salve.
Mitchell couple marked a golden wedding anniversary after marrying in Pulaski Indiana on January 21 1858. They moved to Dakota in 1883 settling in Beadle County and raised twelve children three deceased. thirteen grandchildren. a banquet and songs followed with thanks from family and friends.
In a Tuesday session the jury found John A. Melum not guilty on indictment No. 6 charging serving tainted meat. Earlier that afternoon another jury was called in the case of selling unwholesome bread with A W Wilmarth for the state and E D Ede and H S Mouser for the defense.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy. Endorsed by Toledo wholesalers Walding Kinnan Marvin, the copy asserts reliability of F J Cheney & Co and notes price and distribution through druggists.
Wednesday night the K P Knights of Pythias installed officers at the hall with H A Van Dalsem as Chancellor Commander and Dr Durkee as Vice Chancellor. Others include A W Haven Prelate Fred Lampe Master of Exchequer Lyman Hinckley Master of Work J C Dexter Master at Arms Don Tolmie Inside Guard Harry Lampe Outside Guard. J H Forsburg aided by Hinckley led the process. Hon T M Simmons delivered an address before a banquet and social session.
Mr and Mrs Sowers and daughter thank neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of little Clifford.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers lodge 170 hosts a grand ball Friday night January 24 at the auditorium. Voegels harp orchestra, famed from Dubuque to the Black Hills, will provide music. The hall will be lavishly decorated and the floor prepared for top condition. Tickets sold to 200 Huron lodge members and many Dakota division railroad towns, promising a lively evening for all attendees.
The union meeting sermon by Rev. F. E. Hudson urges believers to say not to self and yes to God’s will. He cites Peter at Joppa and calls for personal prayer Bible study and active witnessing. Rev. C. Boslough of Hitchcock testifies to delight in doing God’s will. Service notes announce 7:30 pm Presbyterian church gathering.
An advertisement urges strengthening stomach muscles with Mi o Na tablets before meals to improve digestion and reduce symptoms like headaches heartburn and coated tongue. A refund guarantee is offered with each 50 cent box.
Advertised list for the week ending January 11 1908 includes Barsille Al photo Beyer Chas A Cleark M W A card Dawson Woody Hagen Edward Infle A J Loy EE Milne George Nilson Selmer O'Brien Bert card.
Real estate transfers list deeds: R F Cadwell to Artie Hart lot 18 block 6 Hitchcock for 1200 dollars. Western Town Lot Co to F E Meade part of lot 6 Broadland for 55 dollars. Western Town Lot Co to Adolph Giard lots 13 and 14 block 1 Hitch
Lost pocketbook containing checks bearing the signature of V. Steele and currency. Finder to leave at this office and receive a reward.
John G. Vogle of 124 Ohio Street Huron Ohio testifies after ten years of kidney trouble that Doan's Kidney Pills from Rick's drug store gave marked relief. He notes improved back strength and clearer natural urine after using one box and a second. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for United States Doan's.
Testimonials from Huron and nearby towns claim Hyomei cures catarrhal troubles with a money back guarantee from C. H. Long staff. The formula is shared with physicians and is guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug Law by Serial No. 1418. The inhaler delivers healing medication to the air passages destroying germs and curing the disease.
The Virgil community notes a wedding at the bride's home on Monday at eleven eleven. Mr Wm Tillery and Miss Emma Strong, both of Virgil, wed with Rev Joel Myers officiating. About 25 guests attended the ceremony and a bountiful dinner followed.
C O Eldridge of Empire Ga touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy. He says he has used it seven years for his throat and lung troubles and that it cures croup in his children. The ad-style testimonial markets the product as a universal remedy.
Announced compliance with the Pure Food and Drug Law. The product remains unaffected and conforms to federal standards, assuring consumers of safety for lung related concerns.
A historical note explains that pneumonia does not follow a cold when Foley's Honey and Tar is used. It claims the product stops coughs heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents complications.
A collage of notices includes mortgage ads for C E Bryant Co and Richards Trust Co, church services at English Lutheran, visits from Mrs. Martin Redmond and Gus Winnegar, room requests, rental offers at Third and Dakota, a sales cry by L Crowter, lost keys near the post office, movers Barker preparing to relocate to Sioux Falls, Dr. Stevenson visiting Huron, an Oklahoma company stockholders meeting, engineer H Peterson's visit, and Mr Roits in Lake City Iowa planning spring return.
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