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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
4
A South Dakota journal notes a split among nineteen reformers and insurgents over an investigation appointment. It mentions Standard Oil price moves, a northern car shortage, and figures like Dolliver, Cummins, Perkins, and Dillon. The piece previews Kittredge's speech and bar association meetings in 1907.
Senators Gambie Kittredge and Don Martin face graft allegations that threaten Gambie s political aims. Kittredge and Martin call for a legislature inquiry while stalwarts press for investigations into the congressional delegation amid fears of whitewashing and hidden influence.
The governor pledged to take care of the Rams as he had stated, emphasizing continued backing and attention to the team’s needs.
The article argues Gamble’s return to the Senate after graft charges damages the state’s welfare and honor. It labels him a back number and accuses reform elements of weakness. It predicts a stalwart victory next election and a swift reformer decline within two years.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and offers 100 dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies December 6 1886. Cure taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials by mail. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Good Health column touts Brandreth's Pills as a nightly aid for thousands worldwide. The product, a long time laxative tonic, cleanses stomach and bowels, stimulates kidneys and liver, and purifies blood, with a purely vegetable composition suitable for children and seniors.
An at home mixture using Field Extract Dandélion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is advertised to cleanse the blood by forcing kidneys to filter uric acid and waste. The creator claims quick relief from rheumatism backache weak kidneys and blood diseases with a teaspoon after meals and at night.
A fragment notes Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents pneumonia. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
Wisconsin mill WONEWOC BILL CO offers pure buckwheat flour from the White Sand District. 100 pound sacks priced at 2.95 cash with order. Flour guaranteed pure with $500 reward for any proof of impurity. references include Bradstreet. Wonewoc, Wisconsin.
Local residents report W H Smith among west bound travelers and A W Bartt bound for the Capital City. Miss Helen Tinker and Miss Bargett entertain with the Oriole Concert Company while Judge Simmons heads to Sioux Falls on lodge business. Community notices include dances by U C T Huron Council and Colfax Rebekah Lodge plus local business moves and band concert ticketing.
Acting Commissioner Pollock of the general land office announces three month leaves of absence for home settlers in North and South Dakota starting January 18. The period away does not count toward residence and no application is needed, a relief measure under a special act of Congress amid coal shortages.
Police raided a west of town resort Monday night and placed five inmates under arrest. Judge Geddis required each offender to provide twenty dollars in cash before release. The chief culprit escaped capture but is said to be likely to be caught soon as he was not at home when officers visited.
D C Isssahath seeks to list agency land with World Building. The unnamed land seller aims to secure official listing collaboration.
About 200 delegates from boards of trade and commercial bodies across the nation met in Chicago to form the National Reciprocal Demurrage Association. They aim to force railroads to supply sufficient cars and to raise demurrage charges from 1 to 5 dollars after a reasonable delay. The plan calls for stricter rules, earlier billing deductions, and extending daily movement from sixty to seventy five miles. The two day meeting seeks to balance freight delays and penalties.
The National Petroleum association files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging bias toward Standard Oil by about fifty rail lines including the Ann Arbor Railroad and the Central Traffic and Trunk Line associations. E L Rogers & Co of Philadelphia seeks damages and to end an embargo on hay and straw shipments. Kansas City board of trade cites a $2 carload charge by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and other lines for grain shipments and asks for a just and reasonable levy or its removal.
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened an inquiry into block signal operations on the Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway. It seeks details on failures that contributed to recent wrecks at Sawyers Virginia and Terra Cotta District Washington. Officials of both railways were subpoenaed for information and further lines may be examined.
Seven cent tar preparations sold at twenty five cents a bottle imitate Warner's White Wine of Tar. The ad urges buyers not to be fooled and to insist on Warner's White Wine of Tar as the best cough remedy on earth.
Advertisement for Texas and Southweist Colonization Co offering large tracts in the Texas Panhandle with monthly excursions. Promises good prices and terms and seeks agents, directing inquiries to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Worth Knowing asserts Allcock's Piasters are the highest result of medical science and skill. They claim originality and superiority of ingredients and methods, with imitators failing to match performance for weak back, rheumatism, colds, lung trouble, kidney difficulties, strains and local pains. It states buyers obtain the best plasters made.
John Saner and D B Jafferes depart Monday for Cuba via Chicago and New York City. They will spend a week in Chicago and three or four days in New York before crossing to Cuba. Mr Sauer says they will enjoy Cuba until next April and he will book tobacco market visits for future trade and investment. Bon voyage.
Readers glimpse coverage of new books and literary trends in Harper's, Cosmopolitan, and the Chicago Dailies records. Brief notes highlight ongoing debates in fiction and essays with contemporary authors and publications.
Help wanted for folding and sorting tasks at a local shop. No experience required. Good wages offered and flexible hours for reliable workers.
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