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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1896
Page
5
The Troquoi Chief notes the dairy mens meeting at Huron this week as a step in the right direction. He says you can't get too much of a good thing and remarks the gathering is a favorable development.
Citizens of Huron rally for the next state fair noting the town as the best site to showcase South Dakota products and attract statewide representation. The vote or movement emphasizes pride in local commerce and regional else.
Public Opinion offers free printing and advertising for the event. Dr. Finnerud secured the courthouse for meetings at no cost. Brookings Press notes the Farmers Institute plan starting on the 29th in Watertown.
In a Dairy Reader feature Governor Hoard extols the dairyman who promotes dairy education and literature among patrons. He links steady focus on dairy questions to prosperous creameries, honest work, and thriving operations both inside and outside the plant.
The Clark County Review reports A. H. Wheaton of Brookings spoke at a Clark creamery meeting on stock raising and dairying. He is described as one of the best informed dairymen in the state and his remarks drew attentive listening.
The article argues South Dakota will have a strong year with high crop values, irrigated land, and growing mineral production. It cautions against exaggeration and boom advertising, insisting profits come from well established facts and broad circulation of reliable information.
Mejor C. Boyd Barrett reports on the state university during a trip with his son Boyd. He notes 205 students registered over two days and expects over 300 this term under President Mauck. He praises the administration, staff, and Cadet corps led by Lieutenant Neary, with high student satisfaction.
James J. Corbett arrived in St Norrock and denied the report of a fight with a Philadelphia fireman at the National theater Saturday night. He said the man only spoke to him about smoking a cigarette behind the scenes and nothing more occurred.
Modjeska's company disbands and returns to New York. Modjeska remains at the Burnett House with thrombosis, a clot in the jugular vein, and her doctors say she must stay at least four more weeks in Cincinnati.
Brooklyn report states Mrs. Ida Hock, 40, killed herself after giving Paris green to her two sons William 10 and Otto 8. Doctors say Otto cannot recover.
Advices from Alaska report the steamship Rustler rescued a rowboat carrying 18 starving men en route from Seward City to Juneau. They had no food or water for two days and behaved like wolves.
The post office service will add 18 free delivery sites on April 1 bringing the total to 633. New offices include Benton Harbor and Calumet Michigan and Great Falls Montana. Fred M Wilcon returned to Redfield after handling Redfield College matters as a board member and funding for rebuilding is underway with a public meeting raising over 2000 for a college building fund.
A local notice from St Charles Iowa advertises White Wine of Tar Syrup for cough hoarseness and chest or lung troubles. Rev G W Parrison endorses the remedy and Holland Wheeler sells it.
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