Special Low Rates Provide Far West Tours From Sioux City
March and April offers include $26.95 to California Oregon Washington Idaho and Utah with through tourist sleepers via Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake. $27.50 round trip to Big Horn Basin on first and third Tuesdays starting March. Government lands open for homesteading. D Clem Deaver promotes tours. Beattle Exposition coastal tour $53 round trip from Sioux City with Yellowstone side trip. Summer rates from June 1 to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo. Plan with Landseekers Information Bureau Omaha.
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Pacific Coast
Sioux City
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Denver
Scenic
Colorado
Salt Lake
Seattle
Northwest Inc
Big Horn Basin
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers Information Bureau
Omaha
Free Prescription for Manly Power From Detroit Doctor
A mis-spaced vintage ad offers a free copy of a physician written “prescription” claimed to cure nervous debility and lack of vigor in men. It promises quick, private results at home and asks readers to send a letter to Dr. Ale. Robinson in Detroit for a plain sealed envelope copy.
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South
Dam
Pr. Ale. Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Building Boom Prompts Citywide Construction Surge in Huron
A coming wave of new public and private buildings is expected in Huron. John A. Sauer will start a two story brick block on Dakota avenue after April 1, while the Masonic fraternity plans a three story brick stone and marble structure fronting Dakota avenue and Fourth street. The federal building site on the southeast corner of Dakota and Fourth will receive an $80,000 project. Projections include two story brick blocks near the Odd Fellows property and a music store on the Cotain Bros. site. The Presbyterian congregation also plans a handsome new structure. Altogether 1909 promises a banner year for improvements, including sewer work and a planned Ni-W passenger station.
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Huron
Dakota Avenue
Second Street
John A. Sauer
Fourth Street
Masonic Fraternity
Costain Bros
C. E. Bryant
Cotain Bros
South Dakota
Auren
Sewer Bonds Decree Clears Path for Huron System
Judge Levi Macee ruled that Huron may issue sewer bonds up to 84000 with prior steps complete. City council set up a committee to float bonds of 60000 for a proposed system on Third and Ninth streets and Dakota avenue. Bonds pay up to 6 percent. construction financed by citywide tax, not just abutting properties.
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Levi Macee
Rapid City
Turon
City of Huron
Messrs
Windhurst, Laver and Park
Third Street
Great Northern
Ninth
Montana
Dakota Avenue
First
Fifth
Huron I
Uron
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Huron Resident Testimony
ITS TOUR HIDPNETS Don t Mistake the Cause of Your Truthitis A Huron Citizen Shows How to Cure Them Many people never suspect their kid neys If suffering from a lame weak or aching back they think that it is only 1 muscular weakness when urinary trouble sets in they think it will soon correct its self And no it is with all the other symptoms of kidney disorders That is just where the danger lis You must cure these troubles or they may lead to diabetes or Bright s disease The best remedy to use is Doan s Kidney Pills It cures all ills which are caused by weak or diseased kidneys Huron people test y to permanent cures Henry Hopkins retired farmer Illinois and Second St Huron S D says I suffered from rheumatic pains in my limbs and a drugging ache in the small of my back My joints were so stiff and sore that it was hard for me to move The secretions gave evidence that my kidneys were disordered being too frequent containing a sediment and being painful in passage Having read of many cures that had been effected by Doan s Kidney Pills I procured a box at Rick Co s drug store I am glad to state that my back and kidneys are now much stronger the stiffness in my fountains disappeared and my kidneys give me no trouble whatever For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y agents for the United States Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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Bright
Dana
Henry Hopkins
Illinois
Second St
Huron
S. D
Dean
Rick & Co
All Dealera
Trice
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sple
United States
Doan
Prostitution House Raided on Sunday Morning
Sheriff Huntley and deputies raided a riverside house of prostitution after a complaint. Fourteen people were detained and brought before Magistrate Hatfield. Ida Elder alias Ela Day posted bond, pleaded not guilty, then waived examination. others pled guilty and were fined. Ida Elder held for circuit court with bail set at 250.
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Sand
Huntley
Snyder
Uecker
Hawley
Harker
Ida Elder
Hatfield
Ela Day
Old Shack Burned Beyond Use After Fire Incident
An old shack near the fin area burned to the ground in a blaze. A sensational Saturday report alleging an unknown man was cremated inside the building is unfounded. searches found no evidence of anyone entering or being present. The rumor is dismissed as imagination.
Inauguration Hit by Severe Storm in Washington
Rain and snow disrupted the inauguration as temperature dropped below freezing. Sleet and rain began before the ceremony, snow fell heavily at the opening, streets turned to slush, and crowds trudged ankle deep. Communication with outside world was cut for hours while Washington isolated.
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Washington
D.C
Electric Bitters Cured Boy of Eczema in Five Years
The article reports a mother stating seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured her son, after five years of severe eczema and failed remedies. It claims the blood disorder affected his lungs and any doctors could do nothing until the cure. The notice promotes Electric Bitters as supreme for eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores, and rheumatism, with a government guarantee from IL Wheeler.
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H. M.adams
Hendetia
Eczann
IL. Wheeler
Transit plan to cost 59 million for New York extension
Interborough Rapid Transit engineers prepare a 59 million dollar extension plan for New York City rapid transit. The proposal, to be submitted to the public service commission, accompanies the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad tunnel expansion request on Sixth Avenue to Forty second Street and Lexington Avenue to One Hundred and Tenth Street. President Theodore P. Shonts notes support for city needs and confirms no opposition to the McAdoo tunnel project.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Public Service Commission
Theodore P. Shonts
Interborough
Hudson and Manhatten Railroad Company
McAdoo Hudson River
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Taft Considers South and West Trip in Autumn
Washington March 9 President Taft plans a broad autumn tour through the South and West. He spoke of possibly attending the forty ninth annual G A R encampment in Salt Lake City August 14 and said the trip might enable his attendance. Senators Smoot and Sutherland extended the invitation and represented the Utah committee. The Roosevelt club visit recalled earlier White House contacts as seventy five members led by Hugh T Halbert entered the East Room and were warmly received along with the Talleyrand embassy envoy and Mrs Bryce and Governor We of the Philippines among others.
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Washington
Taft
Salt Lake City
Smoot and Sutherland
Utah
Roostvelt Club
St. Paul
White House
Ugh T. Halbert
Test
Tsitish
Bryce
Tale
The
Philippines
More Land for Minnesota Public Lands Bill Proposed by State Treasurer
Washington reports that about 260000 acres of public land in Minnesota could pass to state ownership if Congress enacts a law. State Treasurer Lawrence Dinehart outlined a plan to cede lands not within Indian reservations or forestry reserves to fund university expansion and other public needs. Minnesota lawmakers believe the proposal can pass without difficulty when introduced at the December session.
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Washington
Minnesota
Congress
Lawrence Dinehart
Dinehart
Roosevelt aims at Africa voyage risks deadly fevers
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago predicts Theodore Roosevelt will not survive an African expedition to the Congo Free State where fevers and the sleeping sickness menace the interior. The professor notes the dangers stem from the region’s deadly illnesses and warns against the former president’s exploration plans.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Africa
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Congo Free State
Increase of 138 per cent in building operations
Chicago reports a surge in construction investments with February permits for 10,008 buildings in 44 leading cities, total cost $48,396,246. This compares to 7,120 buildings costing $20,287,931 a year ago, marking a 135 percent rise in value and 2,878 more structures.
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Chicago
Boston Officer Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Police officer Daniel C. Spillane was found dying from a bullet wound at his East Boston home. His wife lay dead on the floor. Spillane died later at the hospital. the incident is believed to involve personal safety.
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Boston
Daniel C. Spilane
Spillane
Dad Osbon Back At Desk In Huron After Busy Legislature
South Dakota era veteran Osbon, longtime senate sergeant at arms and famed leader, returns to Huron in good health as the Legislature adjourns. Reporters recall reforms against rail passes and lobbying, new anti smoking and drinking measures, updated referendums rules, a revised anti trust bill, and the bank deposit insurance plan. The overall tone notes a cleaner public morality and a mixed bag of laws, with high hopes for the next session.
Farmers Institute Elects Officers at Hardware Convention
A large audience witnessed the closing session as officers were chosen for the next year. J L Pixley of Montrose is president with Gen Ayers of Deadwood as first VP and T C DeLean of Plankinton as second VP. H E Johnson of Redfield is secretary and G Wattson of Chamberlain treasurer. The next meeting will be in Yankton. A pure seed special train, led by Prof P G Holden and Prof Willis, will stop at several stations from Carthage to Alpena with dates and times listed.
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J. L. Pixley
Montrose
Gen. ¥. Ayers
Deadwood
T. C. DeLean
Plankinton
H. E. Johnson
Redfield
State Farmers’ Institute
North-Western
Milwaukee
P. G. Holden
Town
Willis
Agricultural College
Brookings
Carthage
Esmond
Iroquois
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Killa
Senate
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Osbon
House
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Curtiss
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August Baum
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J. C. Ayer Co
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Canada
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Tand
Iigration
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Watertown
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Progressi Reformat
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Y. B. Streeter Company
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Minneapolis
D. R. Wright
W. FL
R. Whorton
Office
D. O. Root
August Tams
Residence
Huron, South Dakota
Destheer
Jones
Jermes Valley
Hank Boddins Tamahoundatn
Attorney AT Law
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Kreat Rec
Murahian Trretn Kustios
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