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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1890
Page
7
W. H. Garison of Salem Ohio states he was at a farm job for eight tenths and now runs an agency for E Alien and Co s albums and publications, reporting he often makes two a day.
Local advertisement lists men's and boys underwear from 1.00 to 2.00 per pair, gloves and mitts, heavy knit cardigan jackets at 1.25, good pants at 1.00, a 50 cent knife, and a ladies sewing companion item. Located on Dakota Ave between the two barber shops in Huron South Dakota.
Taken up on my own in Valley township Sunday Oct 20 1889 one black mare with one colt. Owner can have property by paying costs. Mrs Stow. Taken up by H A Loomis of Valley township one chestnut horse with white star on forehead. claimant may recover by paying for advertisement and costs. dlwtf H A Loomis.
A mosaic of short notes touches on Mrs. Oliphant aging 61, chari ties, fashionable vows, poverty satire, and social mores. It cites Theodore Weld’s birthday, Antwerp’s microscope anniversary, and political quips. Miscellany blends trivia, portraits and curiosities.
Adirondack Cor. Bridgeport reports a Barnum joke about hotel cleanliness and pepper. Paul Praises New cottages and running water while Barnum notes pepper on the table is mixed with peas. The tale ends with guests accepting the prank and Barnum’s temperance remark.
A fragmentary account describes Hon. Fred Winston serving in a Persian court role under the shah. He reportedly fed by the court with four elephants and faced an unusual official burden. A later note suggests relief arrived when the shah signaled a lighter assignment.
The Saco school committee distributes printed instructions to teachers to improve classroom order and cleanliness. The notice emphasizes keeping rooms and outbuildings clean and to avoid leaving doors and windows open, reflecting concerns about school safety and discipline.
A courtyard theater scene shows a gentleman apologizing to a lady and offering a flower for her hat as a courteous gesture. The exchange ends with the lady acknowledging the gesture and responding affirmatively.
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