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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
3
Mr Glaze former Windsor House proprietor buys the Scott House at Hitchcock. He also takes the livery barn and dray line, creating a sizable new business. Possession is Monday July 29, with total consideration for all properties at $12 000.
The county superintendent announces eight grade exams at the High School in Huron on August 2 and 3 and teacher certificates on July 25 26 for 2d and 3d grades August 15 16 for all grades September 12 13 for 1st 2d 3d and primary certificates October 17 18 for 1st 2d and 3d grades Drawing and South Dakota history required in all grades Exams start in the High School then move to the courthouse Stationery provided by the county Jas W Smith County Supt.
The passage argues beauty lies in health and vigor rather than mere form. Electric Bitters is praised for restoring weak women, improving nerves, eyes, skin, and complexion, with a 50 cent price and guarantee by Holland Wheeler, druggist.
A powerful tornado hit Woonsocket on Saturday afternoon. E. M. Atkinson his wife and their nine year old child were crushed under collapsing barn timbers. The courthouse sustained about 400 dollars in damage and numerous other buildings were damaged. Crops in the surrounding area were reportedly severely damaged.
Amos F King of Port Byron New York aged eighty five has a life long leg sore completely healed by Bucklen Arica Salve a claimed world healer of sores burns cuts and piles. Guaranteed by Holland Wheeler druggist price twenty five cents.
Captain L B Moody sails from San Francisco to Manila, P I, August Std, with wife and infant daughter and his mother Mrs W B Moody. They plan to return after his year’s detail via Suez with a tour of Europe and the Far East.
Secretary Taft planned to speak at the state university armory in Wisiespiail but hundreds were barred from admission. Mrs Gen Tom Thumb, now Countess Magic, hosted an informal reception for Taft after he left the armory, as photographers captured the moment with the famed small host.
The Countess, famed for forty eight years in public life, says she has shaken hands with more people than any other, noting a vast tour and travel. She recalls meeting General Grant, Lincoln, Victoria, and many notables, and calls Secretary Taft the biggest man she knows.
Ship to alias Stewart who possesses Instagram handle appears in fragmented note. No clear event or destination given. record preserves partial mailing reference without verifiable actions or entities.
A jury found orth guilty on charges of assaulting a man intoxicated and unable to defend himself. Judge Hatfield fined him ten dollars plus costs totaling about forty five, but he posted bail to regain liberty. Separately John Melum faced a restaurant food service case. his trial began with a venue change motion, the court delaying to decide and reconvening at two.
Corner stone laid with a sealed tin box containing a bible church covenants and lists. The article traces the church’s 1880 organization in Huron Parker hall services and a long line of pastors led by Rev. F H Hudson.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York writes that four years ago he was cured of a severe kidney trouble after taking less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and no symptoms returned. He endorses the remedy to others with kidney or bladder issues. Sold by Holland Wheeler Druggist.
A hush fell as Melum was discharged due to the absence of a key state witness. Officers had brought the man from Illinois, but a two day delay and the missing witness prevented pressing charges, leaving the case unresolved.
W F Brown a former Melum’s employee faced complaints repeated in the same party. Melum’s examination followed and bonds for appearance were provided.
Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and may cure if taken promptly. Sold by Holland Wheeler, Druggist.
Advertised letters list for the week ending July 13 1907. Names and details appear in the notice as published in the period newspaper.
The fragment lists numerous individuals including Allison, Mrs R Anderson, Beaman, Bowman, Brown, Conley, Dahl, Dickinsdh, Doyle, Farrum, Fisher, Foust, Fosdick, Gasper, Gerrity, Gray, Jarvis, Johnston, Kitelinger, Kiernan, Martins, Meanes, Mitchell, McGee, McDermott, Lonastarr, and Lonastarrs. It appears to reflect an archival roster or register entry with multiple personal names and initials.
A pleasant health note from Holland Wheeler's drug store promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills at 25¢. The ad claims these painless purifiers cure headache and biliousness and keep the bowels right, framing the day as memorable and profitable for health.
In fog off Mendocino coast the steamer Columbia sank after colliding with the steam schooner San Pedro. Ninety eight of 249 aboard were saved. 151 died. Roanoke brought news to San Francisco as wreckage and survivors were transported. The incident occurred near Shelter Cove with liferafts and ships George W. Elder and Daisy Mitchell involved in rescue and tow operations.
Heavy rainfall disrupts rail service from La Crosse to St Paul with trains stranded or detoured for days. Mail and telecommunication largely down, three-figure cattle losses reported, farm structures hit by lightning, and one man dead. Burlington line faces longest washout in its history as Minneapolis services operate to La Crosse and back.
Detroit July 23 Banner Huggins of Ionia Michigan dies from injuries in the Pere Marquette wreck at Salem Michigan. The death toll rises to thirty two. Receiver J C Harmon orders settlement with all victims of Saturday wreck as paying passengers. Most victims were employees.
A Russian military balloon launched from the Tsarskoe-Selo Aeronautic Park last Friday was recovered at sea in a water logged state. The four army officers aboard are believed to have perished.
A severe July storm in Williston North Dakota caused about thirty minutes of heavy rain and hail. West Lawn suffered major destruction. twenty five people were injured two seriously. Holmes and Mrs Collinson in critical condition. Several dwellings including the courthouse schoolhouse and Union block damaged.
Mrs. Fanny Mercier of Bethel Maine died from heart disease induced by sudden fright as a towering elephant loomed over her auto on a bridge during a lightning shower that followed a circus spectacle. Circus elephants moved toward the train when a storm ripped the tent, and one animal pushed aside the car to clear a passage, startling her into shock.
A severe storm in Racine County causes one death and multiple injuries as lightning strikes St. Marys church in Wi ford during mass. A Milwaukee man Wenzel Miksch is killed at the doorway. Horses and cattle die, barns and other buildings damaged, crowd flees in panic but no fire starts.
At Toyooka in Im Bunge province a coal mine disaster traps 470 miners. a fall explosion reportedly kills nearly all workers present, amid wreckage and rescue efforts.
Telegrams from Seoul report intense palace intrigues as plots swirl around the throne. A palace insider says the new emperor's position is contested by factions led by the queen and Prince Ying's mother, each with a large following.
Pittsburg July 23 John J Wallace a local businessman is dead from a broken neck and his wife is dying at home with internal injuries. J S Henner and wife, friends of the Wallaces, are in a serious condition after their car plunged over a 150 foot embankment in the same accident.
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