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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1888
Page
3
Vague OCR text discusses weather reports to Sioux station, exhausted appropriation for service, a remedy advertisement, and remarks on young men as they grow up busy with daily pursuits and sports in the country.
A reader reports dramatic relief from painful symptoms after using Electric Bitters. The testimonial cites severe affliction described as phthisie like illness with convulsions, claiming six bottles restored health and weight gain of eighteen pounds. Durands sold the remedy.
In Huron the Fourth featured widespread revelry with picnics at Lake Byron Klemme and Lyman groves and steamer trips on the river. Geo C Cooper and E T Langley spoke as Wilsey and Troquois hosted city events with parades bands and fireworks. Merritt’s Grove enjoyed a basket picnic with speeches by Z T Handley and J B Kelley while Indian displays and no accidents marked the day.
An article extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a universal家庭 remedy for toothache headache rheumatism burns sprains cuts sore throat and more. It cites testimonials from Kansas City travelers and farmers praising its quick relief and life saving potential, plus a rural dance event and notices.
On the fourth day the people of Lakeside gathered for a regular old-fashioned picnic at the Lakeside science grounds. They formed groups, set up tents and booths for shade, and enjoyed a program of exercises and recreational activities in the shaded areas.
Vague sales note touts St Patrick’s Pills to cleanse the system and regulate the body while pricing at five cents per box, no further details or endorsements provided.
Huron Coal and Mining Co struggles to start near Huron as unknown parties vandalize facilities. Thieves steal coal, air wrenches, tools, piping, and drill components while damaging engines, windows, and equipment, threatening months of work and $6,000 already spent by loyal officers and volunteers.
Reports from the Hardaght Power Company bill and sidewalk and water works committees appear as city actions. Updates mention tracklayers near Willow Lakes, bridge building delays, and plans to send extra labor ahead to meet Manitoba rail work timelines. Local residents from Das Lakes noted planning for a large public response.
Beadle County farmers plan a Thursday July 19 1888 meeting at 2 PM across townships to choose delegates for the county convention. Each township votes one delegate per 12 voters with November election to follow and other business to address as needed. Judge Spencer presided Saturday over Julius Borgwardt contempt case finding guilt and a $250 fine plus possible imprisonment with appeal bond set at $500.
Reading fragments show a directive to pursue personal inquiry following a death, mentioning an object and a location. The text is garbled but repeatedly stresses checking the item and self-travel to St. Patekee 8.
At a board meeting the resolution unanimously endorses Mise S. Moore for a teaching position in the Huron public schools for the coming year and notes she is free to accept if offered.
Vintage advertisement for a catarrh remedy labeled Shiloh with price fifty cents. Mentions a health injector and free offer. Written in old spellings and marketing tone.
A Beadle county farmer living one mile south of Hitchcock aims to complete final proof on his home farm after five years of residence and heavy improvements. His family has not lived at the place for over five years, with discussion of months and missing relatives arising in the tangled narration.
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