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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
6
W B Joy spent time at Aberdeen during the week Geo Fullinweider and wife left for a brief visit in St Paul Justice J B Geddis now resides on Third street west of Danning's drug store
A column of health notes and local items describes Scott's Emulsion as the best treatment for consumption and advises early action. It mentions W. L. Miner and D. O. Root planning a trip to Hawaii, local medical cases, and a series of brief community notices including a state fair location bill and a jail transfer.
The speaker rejects cheaper substitutes and asserts loyalty to Perry Davis Painkiller for stomach ache. Meanwhile Beadle County announces 5 percent interest on school and public lands funds, with $11,000 available, as the 6 percent rate drops and authorities report low demand for funds.
A Jamaica merchant reports his daughter’s severe cold was cured with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He says chest pains warned of pneumonia but the remedy warded it off, counteracting a cold’s tendency to pneumonia. Sold by all druggists.
Kingsbury County News reports Huron attorney W A Lynch was summoned to DeSmet on Tuesday to assist a local client with legal matter.
Miller bowling team scored Friday night at Ritschlag's alley defeating visiting players. Details show local effort by Huron and Miller with unclear final tally due to fragment.
Special to the Huronite reports the present South Dakota legislature has introduced special appropriations totaling 610 thousand 309 dollars and 24 cents with several institutions yet to respond. Senate items bring the overall request to 674 thousand 309 dollars and 24 cents and including an 84 thousand dollar non special per diem total reaches 794 thousand 309 dollars. The house lagged in bill introduction versus two years ago while the senate matched or surpassed prior activity.
London. January 26. Britain faces a major diplomatic clash with the United States over the Cuban reciprocity treaty. A cabinet meeting was specially summoned after a deputation from the chamber of commerce pressed for decisive action. Lords Lansdowne and Hay argued over possible retaliation if the treaty proceeds. The delegates hinted at a secret clause limiting further reciprocity with British West Indies, pushing for protectionist measures if needed.
W. C. Williamson of Amherst Virginia says he suffered lumbago for over a year before trying Cham berlain's Balm which gave him complete relief after other remedies failed. Sold by all druggists.
The state department weighs delaying the Cuban reciprocity treaty ratification as the current deadline nears. Senate leaders expect approval, but the president and Secretary Hay favor a safe extension via a special protocol to preserve the important convention.
Kingston Jamaica January 26 planters warn Jamaica cannot compete with Cubans under the new US Cuba reciprocity treaty and press the government to negotiate a new reciprocal pact with the United States. A leading planter writes that without such a treaty it is impossible to compete in America's market.
Minneapolis dispatch cites Times correspondent reporting that Thomas Lowry plans a future bid for the U S Senate. He will not publicly announce or discuss candidacy for some time but told intimates he expects to seek a seat.
New York report quotes Signor Marconi stating that cable companies began at five dollars per word and reduced to twenty five cents per word. He predicts wireless messages may eventually drop to one cent per word for transatlantic transmission.
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