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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1889
Page
8
Hon S S Cox delivers a sweeping address on federal unity and westward expansion praising the growth of new states Dakota and beyond. He frames the nation’s future as a global republic, urges civic virtue, and salutes the West and its settlers, foreseeing a robust union with seventeen states.
Drs Hubbard and Company announce a July 18 visit to Huron inviting residents in need of persistent health care to call for consultations. They do not use home-visit gases and focus on chronic conditions.
Drs Hubbard and Co claim 30 years of experience treating female diseases and eye disorders. They announce a consultation at the Depot Hotel on Thursday July 18 in Huron, offering free consultations and satisfaction guaranteed, with authority from the State Board of Health of Dakota.
The Crow Indian delegation hesitates to sign while Hox chairs the schedule and printing committees. Horse thievery causes trouble in Chamberlain area as Coorer heads judiciary municipal corporations exemptions and phraseology committees.
Vax Tassel chairs the committee on Congressional and legislative apportionment and serves on a miscellaneous subjects panel. The text identifies Marrix Bupxe, sought in Winnipeg for complicity in the Cronin murder, as the notorious Frank Williams.
Montana horse Tux' pride from Spokane is beaten in the Drexel stakes at Chicago on the 19th. Joe Courtney wins, judged by Moomy who warns liberal Dakota artesian funding if he gains Senate power. Sioux Falls temperance meeting attendees attacked with eggs, a remark about eggs hatching after destruction.
King and Rice, railroad commissioners, arrived from the north and are presently fixing up a wheat shed in Mitchell to prepare for the transportation of this year's crop.
The Iroquois Chief warns of a complete failure of crops in this section of Dakota. Rats and famine follow a year and a quarter of feeding by the Chief, though Beadle county avoids the worst effects this year.
The seven member panel to adjust property interests between North and South Dakota includes Kellam of Brule Neill of Grant Caldwell of Minnehaha Elliott of Turner Price of Hyde Brott of Brown and McGillienddy of Pennington.
Hon. Geo. Mathews says Congress has no real power to aid the Dakota artesian water supply but supports urging aid with speed and force. A constitutional convention proposal by Dakota factions includes 36 rebels, 18 Democrats, and 3 intendents. If ratified, Congress would admit the territory at once.
Cot Jousey chairs the committee on rules and the constitutional convention. The rulings have been reported and adopted. I W Goodner and T G Brown chosen as stenographers. A seven member committee on North and South Dakota property adjustment will be named by the president. North Dakota has been notified.
Mason Corr as chairman of the alliance artesian well and irrigation committee plans a meeting with the government commission in St. Paul on July 1. The goal is to spur the commission to visit the central river valley and prepare a report beneficial to local irrigation projects.
A fragment notes Judge Trippas arguing that constitutional prohibition is unnecessary and that congress intended each position submitted in 1895 to be resubmitted separately. The piece warns supporters of a moral cause to avoid the trap.
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