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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1894
Page
7
Knowledge and comfort come from the pure liquid laxative syrup praised for its pleasant taste and gentle cleansing action. It targets the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and has earned medical approval with millions of satisfied users. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Representative Hall explains income tax details to the House noting a 4000 dollar exemption and tax on the remaining income. Senator Sperry criticizes the voluntary plan and warns it invites liars and fails to protect business operations and salaries. The exchange emphasizes the tax system's inquisitorial nature and enforcement issues.
In Washington on January 2 the income tax bill faced renewed opposition as details released by the Associated Press spurred critics. Representative Sperry of Connecticut, a leading opponent, outlines key objections to the proposed levy and its administration.
A call urges every citizen to boost local papers and subscribe to the American Economist published by the American Protective League. A correspondent calls it the greatest political teacher in the United States and invites requests for a free sample, addressed to Wilbur F. Wake, General Secretary, 135 West 23rd Street, New York.
North Dakota officials and elevator executives reached an arrangement to exchange pure seed for smut infected grain in parts of the state. The Dakota railroad and warehouse commission, with Stephens Rasmussen and Grant, secured cooperation from elevator men and railroads. Elevators will buy pure Minnesota seed at market price and ship it at half rates to prevent dirty wheat being planted again.
Senate committee on railroads reports favorable with minor amendments to a general bill requiring railroads to stop at townsites selected by the interior secretary on traversing public lands. The measure addresses Enid and Round Pond Oklahoma on the Chicago and Rock Island line, amid opposition from the railroad and support from the interior department.
The Examiner reports rumors that AY Stanford of New York, brother of the late Leland Stanford, may contest the will. Stanford hinted he is not satisfied with $100,000 left to him and would avoid court if the other side acts fairly.
Representative Harter of Ohio plans to amend the Wilson bill to end the sugar bounty and impose a one cent per pound tariff for revenue. Representative Johnson of Ohio advocates total free sugar with no bounty or duty. Louisiana interests brace for a heated discussion.
Washington January 22 The house committee on elections with near unanimity upheld Representative Thomas Settle in the Fifth North Carolina district whose seat was contested by Democrat Williams. Representative Paynter will present the report in favor of Settle.
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