The Daily Adverts and Notices of Wes
The text describes a weekly newspaper with 5 o'clock publication, broad circulation at home and abroad, advertising rates, and legal notice printing. It mentions types of work offered, including look and blank work and attorney briefs, with a weekly schedule and a publisher in East AR. It reads as an old classified notice for printing and advertising services.
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Eaendee
Community Notes and Local Visits Spotlight
Miss Mary Kent and Superintendent Olivee return from Chicago. A Friday old folks concert is planned at the Congregational church. J L Noggle of Salem spent Tuesday night here. Judge Cook jailed two tramps for ten days for larceny. Mrs Harry Black, Sioux Fable, is widow to J R O’Neal and Mrs Baldwin notes irrigation unchanged. Music group to perform at the convention on the 25th. Miss M E Todd of Waterloo completes timber culture entry in Allen township. Grand Army encampment fare set at one cent a mile. Three new births reported in the first ward. Ike L Hall praises Chamberlain’s remedy. Dr. Shanafelt travels to Parker for ordination. Mrs Carrie Myers returns from Chicago. Dessie Portrude takes head trimmer post in Clear Lake millinery.
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J. L. Noggle
Salem
Cook
Harry Black
J. R O'Neal
M. E. Todd
Waterloo
Allen Township
United States Land Office
Jones
Grand Army
St. Paul
W. J. Cook
Ike L. Hall
West Lebanon
Indiana
Chamberlain
Carrie Myers
Chicago
Dessie Portrude
Clear Lake
Iowa
Andrews
Charles Ayers
Supreme Court
Ayers
M Chee
McTaggart
J. W. Mackerze
Bettie
Dares Rom du ring convention and society hints
Twelve girls pledged for a spring event as dep of Haven notes the March 24 25 dates. Town updates include Henry Toes and Pierre’s wife returning from Sioux City and George Fessenden’s wife from Chicago. Local items mention marriages, deaths, court actions, and community notices with several named residents and organizations.
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Haven
Henry Toes
Pierre
Sioux City
Tae Weexty Huronite and New York Tribune
A historical note lists a one year subscription price of 1.25 dollars for Tae Weexty Huronite and the New York Tribune.
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Tae Weexty
New York Tribune
City loses bid to regain waterworks custody at federal level
Word from Lions Falls states Judge A. D. Thomas denied the city’s request to reestablish control of the Huron waterworks. The system remains in the hands of receiver Jon H. Miler, with Union Water Works Company involved. Case moves to federal court on merits.
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Lions Falls
A. D. Thomas
United States Court
Huron
Jon H. Miler
United States
Union Waterworks Company
Remarkable praise for Judge J O Andrews by Huron bar
The Huron bar endorses Judge J O Andrews of the Brookings district after a successful March term. They commend his fairness courtesy and dispatch of business and hope for his return. Also notes a March 25 republican editors meeting at Mitchell to form a state organization and local obituary notices.
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Huron Lodge No 26
A. F
A.M
Andrews
Brookings
Huron
J.O. Andrews
J. O. Andrews
A. W. Burtt
3Rd Judicial District
South Dakota
ES. Uvoforth
J. E Hippie
C. W Downey
Mitchell
Not to be Trifled With Cold Remedy Advice
The Cincinnati Gazette warns that colds can trigger serious illnesses and urges prompt treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective with 25 and 50 cent bottles available from druggists.
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The
Graphic
Kimball
Cincinnati Gazette
Chamberlain
Newcomer Announces Candidacy for City Treasurer
W H Newcomer announces candidacy for the office of city treasurer subject to voter decision at the city election.
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W. H. Newcomer
Estray notices from South Dakota farms dated February 1896
Taken up at residences in Huron and Tulare areas. Richard Nolte seeks information on six cattle two heifers two steers one bull and three calves from Tulare township Spink County. Sate-One pair of young stock work horses five and six years old. Susan T. Dwined reports a sorrel horse nine years old at 1000 pounds with facial markings. Joan Miay and Charles Wixson note a one day pony found near Huron awaiting owner while owner must prove property and pay costs.
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Estrayep
Richard Nolte
Tulare Township
Spink County
Addressng
Ricard Nolte
Tulare
South Dakota
Susan T. Dwined
Wisconsin St
Huron
S. D
Joan Miay
Cuas
Wixson
Sate-A Fine Gasoline Engine and Irrigation Pump Ad
Local advert lists Sate A gasoline engine and irrigation pump with satisfaction guaranteed. Contact D. J. Curry at 301 American Terrace Building Minneapolis Minnesota for details.
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D. J. Curry
American Terrace Building
Minneapolis, Minn
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