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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
4
Seventeen graduates, the largest class in Huron history, include notable young men and women. Several will pursue college study while others begin immediate duties. The high school education is praised as surpassing earlier college training in some regards. The article notes growth in learning and character shaping future success.
The piece contrasts Russian peace talk with a harsh response, then shifts to praise of Missouri public schools. It notes a centenarian obituary misperception, laments Missouri pace, and lauds Huron High School 1908 graduates for dignified conduct and robust education, claiming public schools produce capable future leaders and citizens.
The piece extols Admiral Togo and champions unremitting toil as the path to success. It urges the 1905 high school graduates to respect workers, embrace work as a magical force, and pursue diligent effort to attain distinction and achievement.
All honor to the founders of our free School system and to the loyal army of instructors who teach the children their a b c s and carry them through to graduation, guiding their minds and moral training to make them useful members of society.
The office relies on Railway World for railway rate insights and on Insurance Journal for insurance matters. With well grounded opinions on these topics, changes in views require evidence less tied to subsidy than these journals provide.
The passage notes continuous Russian defeats by Japan yet highlights individual heroism and bravery in each battle. It asserts many stout hearts carry Russian arms and fight bravely for a doomed cause.
The Equitable policy holders pay enormous premiums that fund lavish officer expenses. The text argues premiums have been raised to cover personal costs of officers, with expenditures described as beyond reason and bordering on monarchal levels.
Governor Elrod designates Wednesday June 14 as Flag Day and urges display of Old Glory throughout the day. He calls for the flag to appear in evidence everywhere including churches, schools, factories, dwellings, and public and private buildings to show faith in what it represents.
Naval experts must revise estimates of torpedo boat power as this grim destroyer of the sea proves a menace to the largest battleships afloat.
The article notes plans to abolish a decade old teaching method in city schools and to end the lock step of pupils. Officials say the two reforms will be welcomed by the public and improve instructional approach.
Citizens are urged to stay vigilant as a large batch of counterfeit silver dollars circulates locally. Authorities advise checking for tampering and report suspicious coins to the police.
An advertisement invites readers to borrow money or buy and sell farms through the RicHarps Trust Company, offering financial services and farm transaction facilitation.
Discussion notes that Doane Robinsons History of South Dakota in two volumes has not yet been added as a classroom text in state schools. The remark appears in a broader article on educational planning and curriculum adoption. No dates or institutions are specified.
South Dakota may not rival New Jersey as a trust incorporator, but it leads in mosquitoes, a strange and vivid comparison that highlights nuisance levels and environmental concerns in the region.
Obscure OCR reads Bayard Bracu Houghton Block offering to buy sell insure or borrow money on city or farm property fee. Text appears as a brief civil notice or advertisement fragment with limited context.
A sermon from Armour Herald extols praise between spouses and the ripple effect of kindness. A husband’s loving kiss and compliment fosters happiness, moves neighbors to sing, and inspires acts of generosity toward a poor woman, passing on praise.
A short exhortation urges expressing praise to clerks and teachers while urging not to delay. It compares the impact of praise to material raise and emphasizes timely appreciation to those who help others. The piece cautions against waiting for a graveyard moment to acknowledge kindness from mothers and mentors.
A guaranteed cure for piles promises relief in 6 to 14 days with first application easing itching and bleeding. PAZO OINTMENT offers a money back guarantee if it fails to cure any case, regardless of duration. 50 cents. send 50 cents in stamps if not available locally, forwarded post-paid by Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo.
Picketing cows or stock on public streets is forbidden by city ordinance. violators will be punished according to the ordinance provisions, stated by J. W. Boyle, Marshal.
Notice to dog owners that the dog license is now due and payable to the city marshal. All dogs found at large on which dog tax is not paid after June 15 will be killed.
The article series by Frank H. Spearman on the great railways is highlighted. The Chicago and North Western Ry chapter is published by its passenger department in a pamphlet for general distribution and can be obtained by sending 2 cents for postage.
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