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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Mexican Mustang Liniment as a positive cure for piles and caked udder conditions in cows. The claim targets livestock symptoms and human hemorrhoids with a general health remedy pitch.
Beadle county Democrats meeting at the court house Saturday nominated a full county ticket headed by senator 8. T. Teets of Huron and tentative candidates Dan McCarty and N. M. Wardall. Officers elected included J A Cleaver as chairman and W L Miner as secretary with Teets McCarty Simmons and Hinckley among delegates to Aberdeen state convention.
The Beadle county Democratic convention reaffirms party principles and praises Governor Andrew E. Lee for four years of economy. It pledges support for nominees and vows county administration will be honest and economical if elected. Delegates to state convention named by the committee.
Mrs. Chaste of Alexandria Indiana recounts a brutal cough and coughing up blood from severe consumption. She credits three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her and causing a 58 pound weight gain. The remedy promises to cure coughs colds laryngitis bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free at Holland Wheeler’s drug store.
Prof Emil Anderson is named director of the college musical department for the coming year. A Royal Conservatory graduate from Stockholm, he has taught piano violin and other strings, and served as organist and choir leader. He led Ausgar College Minnesota’s music department to self sufficiency with four assistants. He brings his wife and three children to Huron.
An old remedy for teething warns parents to use Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup. It claims to soothe the child soften gums ease pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhoea. Sold at twenty five cents a bottle.
Classified notice offers a No 6 Remington typewriter in first class condition for sale by J E Scorr care of Higgonite. The item is described as used about five months and offered at a reduction from the original price.
Friday afternoon about five o'clock a theft occurred at Gibbs confectionery as a crowd of about ninety watched. The safe back of the counter contained about 100 dollars in silver and a 150 dollar pocket book. total loss around 250 dollars. The thief or thieves were not identified, and the incident drew sympathy from customers.
Testimonies claim Hyomei cures catarrh by breathing the balsamic air for minutes daily. In acute or chronic cases four to five daily uses suffice, with refunds offered by C. H. Longstaff boosting user confidence and many in the city testifying to recovery.
The article urges hay fever sufferers to use Hyomei daily for two to three weeks before their usual attack. It claims Hyomei and Hyomei balm quickly relieve and cure the worst cases.
A black heifer about one and a half years old is taken up. The owner may recover by proving property and paying all charges. The animal can be seen at section 9-112-60 and is listed under JACOB GUTHMILLER.
A Sunday evening lecture and reading at the Congregational church featured Alva Taylor and Miss Lorena King. King read selections from Macbeth while Taylor discussed the work's ethical, religious, and psychological aspects and its use in moral development.
Aggressive sales copy touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as transforming weakness into power and listlessness into vitality. Claims include improved health and mental energy with a 25 cent per box price, sold by Holland Wheeler.
Chas M Bell, agent at Huron for the American Express Company, turned over his office to successor E W Sanderson of Pierre on Wednesday evening. Bell served seventeen years, faithfully aiding the public and accepting a salary below the duties demanded. The community regrets his retirement and commends his release from a demanding corporate role.
The Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Show performed in Huron on Friday July 15 drawing an estimated 14 000 under the big tents. The crowd filled the venue from 2 pm with excursions bringing visitors from up to 100 miles. No accidents marred the day though a few pickpockets were noted as the largest crowd in years exited satisfied.
A Colusa man claims pain relief from electric treatment, saying it cured rheumatism, liver and kidney troubles, and general debility after trying the medicine touted by Holland Wheeler Drug. The ad promotes the product at 59 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
A party of fifteen men from Foster township traveled to Pierre on Saturday guided by Thomas Tyrrell to survey the country. They wore Mitchell buttons but returned home with Pierre buttons and strong support for Pierre, despite a Mitchell boomers remark claiming Mitchell would keep the capital.
Verena Alabama resident F A Gulledge recalls a long battle with piles and 24 tumors that Bucklen's Arica Salve finally cured. The remedy is praised for burns and general aches and pains and priced at 25 cents at Holland Wheeler's drug store.
The Brookings golf team faced Huron on Capital Hill. Huron won by 16 strokes after 9 holes, 114 legs, with Brookings players Chalmers Jennings Wilson Fishback and Carlisle. Huron responded with Fairbank Finch J W Campbell Coler Campbell and Mac Campbell.
Daily excursions to Yellowstone National Park offered via the Chicago and North Western Line with favorable return limits. Various routes available and the scenery praised as among the most wonderful in the world. Apply to agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
Chicago July 18 unrest grows as 12000 other Chicago stock yards workers may join a strike if talks fail. union leadership insists on no arbitration while packers push plan. police urged to close saloons linked to disturbances and packers stockpile cots and blankets for shelter in case of a wider stoppage.
Governor Von Sant and Sheriff Grisim agreed at the state capitol to deploy the state militia at South St Paul if violence erupts after a strike. Sheriff Grisim described the situation and warned strikers to behave or face consequences. Swift manager Bangs faced a solid blockade as workers blocked yard entrances, preventing entry or exit.
Black River Falls July 18 Winnebago Indians hosting visitors from another reservation for several days of dancing. An altercation between two braves left John Lewis badly wounded, possibly fatally, by Littl Bear who is in custody. Littl Bear's son tried to stab another Indian in anger at his father's arrest.
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