Liniment Claims and Empty Remedies Questioned
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
3
Public faith in healing powers boosts wide sale
A public belief in positive healing powers drives broad sales of a product sold everywhere, reflecting its popular acceptance and wide distribution.
Huron Items From Thursday's Daily
Local notes from Huron include visits by D L Printup Britton and Maj J A Pickler Faulkton. Judge Burtt attends Pierre meeting of state board. Mrs Sterling hosts tea. Pembroke guests at Kent's include Co E Warner, Mrs Armstrong and Mrs McDearman. South Dakota travelers Tomlinson Brown visit, Mellum fined for drunkenness. Bijou Hills cattle disease report mentions Texas tech among herds and containment efforts. Electric light on Third Street and Ohio questioned for partial operation. Amundson Great Northern freight agent visits, formerly North Western escort. Fifteenth annual oratorical contest results at Mitchell names Alfred Wenz first, Gustavus Loevinger second. Dakota University rep to state contest to be held in Huron in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Warner
J. F. Armstrong
H. E. McDearman
Faulken
Kent
J. Tomlinson, Jr
R. H. Brown
Sioux Falls
Pierre Ast
Juron
Justice Brockway
Mellum
Broadland
Texas Tech
Mitchell
Dakota University
Huron
Gustavus Loevinger
Alfred Wenz
Roscoe Satterlee
Gustavus Loeysinger
Legislature reports on insurance funds and apportionment bills
Special to Huronite from PreRRE Feb 24 outlines a bill to place state fire insurance money under control of the institution boards for immediate use in rebuilding losses. Senate bill 195 seeks to end publication of insurance statements. Apportionment plans draw western opposition as they shift representation eastward. House bill read once and indefinitely postponed 46 to 24. senate version referred amid opposition from western lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Sanborn County
Goddard
Senate
Black Hills
Lyman
Stanley
Beadle County Oil Prospect Sparks Editorial Interest
The Sioux Falls Press notes two firms plan to drill two deep wells in Beadle County for exploration. No results yet, but the venture draws statewide attention as Oklahoma geologists study local geology and have identified oil under John H. King’s Lake Byron farm and seek to drill prospect holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Beadle County
Oklahoma
John H. King
Lake Byron
Oil Prospects Spark Interest Across South Dakota Counties
Reports indicate northern Beadle county may hold oil ground while a gas deposit under Hughes county boosts oil theory. Artesian wells in Yankton county have long yielded oil, suggesting other southern counties may also contain reserves. If found, oil would lie below the artesian basin, complicating bore tools yet possible with incentive from prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Hughes County
Yankton County
Jurors Drawn for Beadle County Circuit Court Term
A list names jurors drawn February 25 to serve at the Beadle County circuit court for the March 1903 term. The court convenes March 10 at 2 PM with jurors reporting March 11 at 9 AM. Names include Bowe, Miller, Myers, Peterson, Ory, Avery, Wolfe, Hutchinson, French, Schollian, Brandmire, Fuller, Anderson, Cogswell, Hanley, Booth, Jackson, Pease, Garbe, Warren, Jacobson, Dickson, Hinds, Hatfield, Rudy, Hand, Rhoads, Kelley, Ray, Schnetzer, Brown, James, Squires, Bergman, Wood, Finckh, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
E. Bowe
Huron
E. J. Miller
Lewis Myers
Foster
Ole M. Peterson
Kellogg
F. J. Ory
Sand Creek
John Avery
Nance
Chris Wolfe
Belle Prairie
Fayette Squires—Logan
J. D. Bergman
Burr Oak
Frank C. Wood
Dearborn
J. H. Finckh
Local officials note meetings and travel in brief
Sheriff Kerr returned from a stop in Pierre while Superintendent Dubois called a district teacher's institute for March 21 in Huron. J. W. Waldrip, injured in a Omaha streetcar crash last December, has returned home. E. L. School of Watertown visited for several days with M. L. Tobin before leaving. Two carloads of emigrant movables including farm machinery arrived in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kerr
Pierre
Dubois
J. W. Waldrip
Omaha
Neb
Huron
E. L. School
Watertown
M. L. Tobin
Dr Fenner’s Backache Cure Promoted in 19th Century Ad
A local listing advertises Dr Fenner’s new remedy for backache, claimed to ease pains and restore health. The notice emphasizes quick relief and a trusted medical expert, reflecting period advertising language and health cures.
Rheumatism cure touted as blood purifier in old ad
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a perfect blood medicine that purifies and invigorates the blood to cleanse the system and relieve rheumatism. It claims acids in the blood cause painful swelling and that bottled remedies can prevent deterioration of muscles and joints. The text mixes medical claims with a note about irrigation funds and a railway accident report about Ed Cornell’s travels and a wreck near Athol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Local Notes From South Dakota Rail, Business and Society
The column reports misc notes from Wolsey to Sioux Falls and Huron. Highlights include George Hazen returning from Huron, new barber partnership of Will Bunt and Harry Schaller, Spink County Farmers Mutual Insurance exceeding 500 000 in business across five counties, H. M. Harden taking the Herald-Democrat post in Huron, the Iroquois Telephone company planning spring construction, C. M. Harrison visiting Redfield for real estate insights, an insurance adjuster from Sioux Falls handling a $500 policy loss, and Eastern Star events in Salem with local officials attending. Col. John H. King is seen in Pierre for from Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Iroquois Telephone Company
Sioux Falls
Allen
Freeport
S ‘Ding
Schaller
House Passes Ninth Judicial Circuit Bill With Amendments
Special to Huronite reports Pierre February 25 The house committee favored the Ninth judicial circuit bill after removing Hand county and adding Spink. The bill then passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Pierre
House
Hand County
Spink
The Rush to Pierre
The closing rush before adjournment fills the state capital as trains depart westward daily. Visitors flood Pierre, delaying official business and marking the final days of the legislative session.
Penny in the Churn Proverb Prompts Scott's Emulsion Sample
An old dairy proverb about turning butter with a penny leads to promoting Scott's Emulsion. The ad describes the product as cod liver oil with hypophosphites, claimed to aid weak, pale children. It notes taste appeal and free sample offer, with price and label indication for drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Crowded Travel Pushes Residents Toward Fort Pierre
Last night’s westbound train was crowded with standing room only as Pierre hosts fill hotels boarding houses and private homes to overflow. Many travelers cross the river to Fort Pierre each evening seeking beds and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Historic spoon likely donated to state society
A nearly 100 year old silver spoon with the inscription 1808 B J to W W J 1858 W W J to E E 8 may be donated by M O Barrette of Watertown. Found on the James River banks in the 1870s near Drifting Goose’s deserted camp, the initials’ owners remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
M. O. Barrette
Watertown
B. J
E.E
Drifting Goose
Redfield
Public sentiment builds against capital removal in South Dakota
The state sees strong opposition to the resubmission of the capital move to Mitchell. Insiders note many letters and telegrams from Day and northeastern counties urging repeal of the Mitchell resolution. Sioux Falls and Canton sources say removal repeal would please those areas, while Aberdeen’s C. J. McLeod reports sweeping capital agitation and pledges to support rescission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Mitchell
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Canton
C. J. McLeod
Aberdeen News
House
Senate
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Ise
Pao Tsee
D. L. Printup
Britton
Depot Hotel
Geo. B. Risdon
Maj
J. A. Pickler
Faulkton
Kent’s
A. W. Burtt
Atte
State Board of Events
Third Street
Ohio
Harry Schaller
Hinckley
Norwich Insurance Company
Amundson
Great Northern Railway Company
L. Lapier
THE
Legislature
Ayers
Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
S. R. Feil Co
Cleveland, D
C. H. Longstaff
Circuit Court
DR. Fenner
St.vitus
South Dakota
National Irrigation Fund
Groton
Cornell
Aberdeen
Athol
Wolsey
Milwaukee Road
Brookings
H. M. Harden
Salem
Marston
G.I W. M
Eastern Star
Marshal Brown
Fox
W. M
Paddock
Capital-Journal
Iec
Jos
Erbhling
Congress St
St. Louis
Ade Mara
Eterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Historic
Jim River
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