Remedy description of a fig syrup preparation
A fragment describes a fig syrup remedy claimed to ease kidney and stomach issues and act as a refreshing tonic. It emphasizes natural ingredients and health benefits but is incomplete and ambiguous.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1890
Page
1
A fragment describes a fig syrup remedy claimed to ease kidney and stomach issues and act as a refreshing tonic. It emphasizes natural ingredients and health benefits but is incomplete and ambiguous.
Senator Moody introduced a bill to authorize a Missouri river bridge from Yankton county South Dakota to Cedar county Nebraska and spoke to finance committee about his tariff amendment to the McKinley bill. Representative Gif ford filed a companion bill in the house. Postmasters named in South Dakota.
The Democratic State convention convened at 11:20 this morning in Aberdeen with 42 counties represented and 260 delegates present. Col. M. W. Sheafe of Watertown was elected chairman and Hon. B. M. O'Brien of Yankton secretary. The body adopted permanent organization and heard speeches praising Grover Cleveland. Committees named on credentials and permanent organization. Adjournment anticipated tonight. nomination for governor discussed.
The South Dakota Farmers Alliance meeting at Huron heard Miss Susan Anthony and Mr. Crose advocate for woman suffrage and independence as a new party. Henry L. Loucks urged forming a broader farmer coalition and a July 4 declaration. Thursday session adopted a platform, called for independent party steps, and elected temporary officers.
George Wilson, jailed on horse stealing, escaped by fooling the jailor with a dummy in his cell and hiding in the corridor. At the Farmers alliance rally 3,000 people joined a parade with flags and banners. National lecturer Ben Terrell spoke to a well received crowd at the fair grounds.
The Post Office Department announces a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those who robbed registered mail pouches during a train hold up in North Dakota on Saturday.
Dr Royer editor of the Alpena Journal accompanied the Odd Fellows on their roan visit to the Black Hills. He interviewed a majority of the excursionists from various parts of the state about capital location preferences and reports a small percentage favor Pierre.
Tax call of the Independent party published for a state convention. July 9 is the day and Haron the place. The call will appear in falls in the Hunoxrre at an early day.
The Grand Lodge of Masons is in session at Madison and expresses satisfaction with the quarters. A patent was issued to Win Burnett of Huron for a hot air and team beater. Sophia M. Harden of Huron and Mrs N Be Bonham of Deadwood are at the Hotel Kennard. The Pierre Press continues its controversial coverage alleging abuses of land west of the river.
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