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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1891
Page
6
The London Telegraph comments on society men and the decline of courtship. It contrasts past chivalry with present indolence, noting many youths avoid social duties while women still crave polite attention and dances. It urges men to reform and honor ladies with respect.
A study of diaries and recollections confirms that Marshall and witnesses place the gold discovery at Coloma on January 24, 1848. Diaries of Azariah Smith and Sutter align with Marshall four days later, and documentary evidence supports the 24th as the true date, published publicly in 1886.
A man with a large valise hurries two young girls and a tired mother with a baby up the Brooklyn bridge stairs. He delays only after missing the next train, then questions why Maria did not remind him to slow down.
The senior girls hosted the first conv ersation of the season at the Normal school. The program ended with a promenade as men and women exchanged short talks on weather art and physical culture. Conversations with each lady were limited to five minutes.
A clipped dialogue shows Mr Myser grumbling about money while Mrs M concedes with a meek reply. The fragment hints at financial preoccupation driving interactions aboard a vessel or in a harbor setting.
A St Louis Republic piece lists biblical measures and values with modern equivalents. It details day journeys, cubits, hands and fingers, Ezekiel’s reed, sheckers of silver and gold, talents, pennies and mites, plus Homer Omar and Hin measures, translating ancient terms into familiar units.
Orion Horne recalls Leigh Hunt on a bitter winter day visiting Hunt in a large room with a wide fireplace. Hunt played his piano dragged close to a heater, insisting the heat ruins the instrument yet declaring the scene delicious and enjoyable.
A fragmentary crime era note mentions Benny Bloodhmp er asking why cats are kept, and a reference to Garlick and placing cats up in bot West Shor, indicating an unresolved local mystery surrounding felines and a botched plan.
An advertisement from Everitt and Conveyancing offers terms on improved and unimproved farms in Beadle, Hand, Spink, Clark, Faulk and Brown counties, with property management for non-dente. Correspondence and patronage solicited. Office on Third Street opposite Wright Block in Huron, S D.
A historical advertisement touts a vegetable blood purifier curing rheumatism catarrh cancer and skin diseases without mercury or potash. Testimonials claim dramatic personal benefits and offer bottles at 1.00 each or six for 5.00 with home contact details for further orders.
Public foreclosure notice states mortgage on property in Beadle County now city of Huron, South Dakota. Amelia Hate executrix, C M Harrison attorney, files for sale of described parcel at public auction April 24, 1891 at 2 PM. Amount due listed as 554.50 principal and interest plus taxes and fees totaling 603.98. Property described as west sixty five feet of lots 8 and 9 in block 12 in first addition to town now city of Huron.
Beadle County South Dakota mortgage sale notice lists Alvin M. Brooks Mathda Brooks Dortapgors and E H Sanford as mortgagors. Mortgage is in default due to unpaid principal and taxes. Foreclosure by power of sale set for May 3 1891 at 10 00 a m in the Aberdeen county courthouse to pay six hundred sixteen dollars plus interest and costs. First publication Feb 24 last publication Apr 2.
Mortgage default recorded in Beadle County South Dakota triggers foreclosure proceedings. Adelia Baker and Adelia Baker widow mortgagees filed in Huron with Beadle County court. sale by sheriff at public auction to recover debt plus interest and costs.
A mortgage default in Beadle County South Dakota triggers foreclosure. Hiram D. Upton claims the legal right to enforce the note and mortgage on property in Hypo Beatle, with sale set for April 16, 1891, at 1 o’clock, to satisfy the debt and costs.
Mortgage notice announces immediate foreclosure for default on a Beadle County Dakota mortgage. It lists William W Harper and Alice K Harper as borrowers, Frank E Stevens as assignee, and Beadle County sheriff sale set for April 2 1891 to satisfy principal interest and costs.
Mortgage foreclosure sale initiated by Sheriff action after default on multiple mortgages. sale set for 2 o clock p m at Brace front, with costs and fees assessed. proceedings include Wright and Clement as parties, noting widower status and disputed petition in the record.
County officials announce a lease auction at 4:00 p.m. for all school lands. The event is conducted by the UTH Lands Commission with scope including multiple tracts. Court and commission roles are outlined in the notice.
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