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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1893
Page
7
Knowledge promotes health with a pure liquid laxative. The Syrup of Figs cleanses the system and helps kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It dispels colds headaches and fevers and is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold in 50c and 1 bottles.
Advertisement touts stylish dress shoes priced at 3 to 5 dollars claiming equal fit and wear to custom made. Promotes W. L. Douglas Shoes with price stamp on the bottom and notes sale by Robinson &ur al ey in Huron, Ohio.
The World's Fair commission met at noon after a six week recess. Senator T W Palmer, who arrived from Detroit, stated he intended to resign but might delay after considering new issues. He said he needed a month to six weeks away and would decide in a day or two.
The article reports June open for the exposition with about 2.4 million attendees and an average daily turnout near 80 thousand. June 15 saw the peak 166,069 admissions. June 1 had the low 39,024. Sunday highs reached 71,218 and lows 56,000, with strategy to cut expenses to under 13 thousand daily amid debt concerns.
OmanHa July 3 reports the Nebraska National Bank of Beatrice and the American Bank of Beatrice closed their doors after a period of weakness. The two institutions, capitalized at 100 000 and described as small, faced ongoing financial difficulties.
William Bashore of Shamokin has learned he is the heir to 500000 dollars from the death of his uncle John Lick the noted observatory figure.
New York July 3 John Weiss grand treasurer of the Orden Germania one of the largest German benevolent organizations in this state is missing and his accounts are said to be 5200 short.
Cincinnati July 8 George H. Crawford president of the Crawford Mill and Lumber company died by poisoning in an apparent suicide to escape disgrace from a forgery arrest. The tragedy centers on a man of noted enterprise facing criminal charges and public scandal.
Paris July 8 reports say Count Ferdinand de Lesseps whose health has long been failing has suddenly become worse sparking serious anxiety about his condition.
London on July 3 reports an 8 pence rise in silver prices with bar silver quoted at 82 1 2 pence per ounce, reflecting stronger demand and market movement.
Train times from Wolsey list southbound departures and northbound passenger service. Agent T.R. Hogarth notes 12:05 and 5:58 p m for marked trains in this brief timetable snippet.
Authorities in Bridgewater McCook county have hired a night watch to deter arson as several fires threaten the town. The move follows deliberate blazes by unknown individuals determined to burn the town down.
William R. Beauchamp of Oklahoma City shot and killed himself at the Tremont hotel in Kansas City. He had previously served as United States consul to Roorschach, Switzerland.
MINNEAPOLIS July 8 Billy Hawkins of Canada was knocked out by Charley Johnson of St Paul in five rounds before the Twin City Athletic Club last night.
Chamberlain July 3. The first stock shipment from the ceded Sioux land ranges, consisting of 10 car loads, has departed for Eastern markets.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a battle against foul taints in blood, claiming it provides perfect health and cures scrofula boils and other blood-related troubles. Hood's Pills are said to cure liver ills and cost 25 cents, mailed on receipt of price by I Hood & Co. Apothecaries Lowell Mass.
Nostalgic fragment notes Castoria as a remedy through stages from baby to mother to grandmother. The text traces a family’s trust in Castoria for illness and care across generations.
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