Albert E Blunt Known as Shorty Dies in Miller
Albert E Blunt better known as Shorty Blunt died at Miller Sunday morning between two and four o clock from heart failure and apoplexy. He had come to Miller about ten days earlier with workmen to lay water mains and had been well until Saturday night. He slept in the same room as Terry McMullen and a young man. Around two o clock Allen awoke from Blunt s coughing and at four o clock McMullen found him dead kneeling by the bed with arms folded. Coroner ruled death from pleoplexy and heart failure. Blunt, a longtime Huron resident, had returned from Janesville Wis recently and his remains were sent to Whitewater Wis for burial after services in Huron.
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Albert E. Blunt
Shorty” Blunt
Miller
Terry McMullen
Mr. McMullen
Allen
Mr. Blunt
Huron
Janesville
Wis
Odd Fellows Lodge
Whitewater
M. Blunt
Preston
Minn
Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
Fresh testimonial reports claim Dr Kings New Discovery cures bronchitis and lung and throat troubles. T J McFartland of Benterville Virginia says three years of bronchitis ended after using the remedy. Available in trial bottles free and regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00 guaranteed by Holland Wheeler, Druggist.
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Dr. King
T. J. McFartland
Benterville
Dr. Kings
Holland Wheeler
Dual Track Meet In Huron Between Brookings And Huron
Brookings and Huron high schools stage a dual track meet at the fair grounds in Huron on Saturday June 4 starting at 1 pm. Events include sprints middle distances relays throws hurdles jumps and a half mile bicycle race with admission set at 25 cents.
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Brookings
Huron
Brookings and Huron High School
Fair Grounds
South Dakota Sunday School Convention Sessions in Sioux Falls
The thirtieth annual South Dakota Sunday School Association convention gathered in Sioux Falls May 31. Attendees included Huronians and delegates as Rev. C M Daley opened with the annual address. Dr Chalmers of Brookings College spoke on Bible pedagogy. The program includes lectures by Dr Riggs Bryner and Hinckley with a Jerusalem Convention theme. The Congregational church proved crowded and the sessions continue with Praise Service and talks on small schools and evangelism.
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South Dakota Sunday School Association
Congregational Church
C. M. Daley
Abbey Hinckley
Erwin
A. L. Riggs
Mary F. Bryner
Jerusalem
Chalmers
Brookings College
J.P. Jenkins
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Dist
B. 8. Hudson
Brookings
Hyomei Offer Free Trial for Catarrh Cures
Heal from catarrh with Hyomei and receive a free month trial through U. H. Longstaff. If no improvement after thirty days, money is refunded. The complete kit includes an inhaler, dropper, and bottle, with extra bottles available for fifty cents. The treatment is vegetable and stomach free, backed by Longstaff’s risk policy.
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U. H. Longstaff
Geske Fatal Self Destruction Follows Domestic Violence
Robert Geske fatally shot himself Wednesday afternoon as officers approached to serve a warrant for arrest. Earlier that week he brutalized his wife during a dispute, causing serious injuries including a broken nose and battered eyes, with authorities noting prior similar episodes and a jail release after one such incident.
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Robert Geske
Himsellf
Geske
Justice Hall
Peterman
Ikey Johnson
Notice to Dog Owners Under City Ordinance
City ordinance directs the marshal to destroy dogs found at large after June 15 if not registered and tagged. Public notice warns owners that dogs without prior registration will be destroyed after the grace period from May 1 to June 1.
Porter Mills Nuptials Celebrate Huron Couple
The wedding of Miss Mills and Mr Porter occurred at the bride’s home on Oregon street with Rev H D Wiard officiating. About thirty relatives attended the ceremony, a wedding supper followed, gifts honored the couple, and they plan to reside on Oregon street after June 15.
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Oailas
Oregon Street
H. D. Wiard
Elecared
Miss Mills
Porter
Huron
Kelley Land Agency
Supreme Court Rules for Homestead Claimants in Iowa Land Case
The Supreme Court decided Knepper versus Sands in favor of Col. John H. King’s client, affirming Iowa legislative action to forfeit railroad land and grant homesteads to settlers who began in 1884 to 1886. About fifty quarter sections, valued at $10,000 each, are affected. the decision overturns Interior Department patents and sets a conclusive precedent for similar cases. The oral argument occurred in Washington in April.
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Supreme Court of the United States
O’brien
Iowa
John H. King
Knepper
Interior Department
LeMars
Sioux City
Illinois Central
Supreme Court
Iowa Legislature
King
Shiras
Mr. King
Washington
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted as Superior Remedy
For a hundred years Witch Hazel has been known as an effective remedy. E C DeWitt & Co Chicago developed a salve combining Witch Hazel with antiseptics. The salve is advertised as best for sores cuts burns bruises and piles. Counterfeits issue warnings to seek the name Dewitt on the package. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Holland Wheeler
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertises Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims indigestion and stomach swelling burden the heart and cause shortness of breath. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as easing digestion, reducing heart strain, and restoring natural stomach function with claims it enables digestion and nutrient absorption. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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Holland Wheeler
Andrews Stars In Birds of a Feather at Grankipses House
Theatrical novelty features Ed Andrews renowned as Koko in a new musical comedy Birds of a Feather. Critics hail it as a legitimate comedy drama with an ingenious plot and operatic music repurposed for the action. The Grankipses house hosts the show Saturday June 4.
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Ed. Andrews
Koko
Mr. Andrews
Grankipses House
Dipping Service Planned for Cattle Herds by Clark and Venables
Clark and Venables announce a dipping operation with a modern plant in the region. They will begin dipping cattle horses and sheep around April 25. Distant patrons can stay at market price, with charges of fifty cents for one dip and sixty-five cents for two. Cattle in transit will be dipped and returned to railroad yards.
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Clark & Venables
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Myrtle Mills
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Osborn Mill No. 2
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Birds of A Feather
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Callon
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American Detective Association
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