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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1890
Page
8
Advertising copy must be received before 12 oclock each day for display ads. Notices indicate penalties for late submissions and payment terms. Shannon and Longstaff announce editorial proprietorship with listing of compliance dates at the counting room.
Huron items report a June 1890 period of travel visits and local activity. Bert Wood visited Sioux Falls, the Manitoba train schedule was noted, and many residents joined veterans at Armour for a reunion. Local officials coordinated fire department activity, maps, and civic planning while irrigation survey discussions touched Eureka Bowdle and Gettysburg prospects.
Crop conditions across North and South Dakota show generally favorable weather for week ending June 13 1890. Wheat in South Dakota excellent though slightly below last year with higher acreage in flax and corn. corn shows cut worm damage fading. North Dakota small grains improving with good prospects. local winds caused some damage in early season. many counties report abundant moisture and promising yields.
An equal suffrage convention will meet in the Court House at Huron on Wednesday July 2 1890 at 2 o clock. Five delegates from each Beadle county voting precinct may attend and Miss Susan B Anthony Mrs Howell Mia De Voe and others will address the gathering. Large delegations from each township are hoped for.
The advertisement extols Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a radical alterative with numerous testimonials. Patients report quick or steady cures for liver dyspepsia carbuncles and skin troubles and improved eyesight. Also cites price and availability as six bottles for five dollars while noting school staff appointments in a different local notice.
It is conjectured that a specific may yet be found for every ill that flesh is heir to. The best specific for diseases of the blood is Ayer s Sarsaparilla, and most diseases originate from impure blood.
A female writer in South Carolina reports a shorter labor with less pain after using a product called Mothers Friend. She thanks the remedy and notes it was sold by C. C. Du H in Dakota, praising its value.
Zickrick Bros. report receipt of 500 bushels of fir seed for contract planting. Y D Surra acts as agent for handling orders and arrangements for distribution and sale to farmers.
List of unclaimed letters in Huron South Dakota for the week ending June 14. Names include Clayton Crawford, Hans Foley, Miss Li Wasmer, Minne Jennings, Will Winters, Susie Wilcox, Mrs Gretchen, and others. Please say advertised in the Huron Advertiser and pay one cent at the stamp window. Joan Lonastarr P. M.
A. H. is described as a civil engineer and surveyor with twenty years of experience. The text mentions expertise in drainage projects, surveys, and artesian wells, referencing Todd and Anoka counties and years around the 1880s.
Rev Helen G Potnam will preach at A R hall on Sunday June 22 in morning and evening services. All are invited to attend.
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer will thicken thin gray hair and restore youthful color, vigor, and beauty. The copy emphasizes restoration and transformation for aging hair.
Lockhart, special agent for the Department of the Interior, will be in the city for a few days this week to conduct official business and meet with local officials.
Backlen's Arnica Salve offers a remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers corns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price two cents per box. For sale by J C Baldson in Huron South Dakota.
Interested parties have left Huron but will return before month’s end. Land on the corner of Wisconsin and Second streets was chosen for the 70 by 120 foot three story building with a basement and machinery space. Contracts for land and building were signed and work starts July first.
The census for the city nears completion but many may remain uncounted. Persons who believe someone was missed should report to O. P. Helm or Chas. L. Summers or to Superintendent Wakefield this week. Everyone is urged to act as a special committee to correct omissions.
An advertisement urges travelers and shoppers to carry Syrup of Figs on every trip for relief from sickness. It notes bottles of 500 ml and one dollar are available from leading druggists.
The piece argues against non Royal baking powders, claiming Royal is superior in strength purity and wholesomeness. It cites government investigations and a government chemist endorsing Royal, warns grocers may push substitutes for higher profit, and notes substitutes may include inferior or mislabelled ingredients.
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