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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1891
Page
8
The Seeabas region paper claims to be the best for emigration views. Shannon and Longstaff, editors and proprietors, advertise paid circulation across the United Kingdom.
Local notes report Ed Sampson called to Shellsburg Iowa by his father’s death. A baby girl born to G. E. Willington family. Jessie Roop travels to Grand Rapids after sister’s death. Ladies’ luncheons shared at court. L. O. Hubbard begins teaching in city schools. Woodbury takes railway job in Huntington Mississippi. Easter services planned at Grace church with Rev. J. M. McBride. Numerous relocations, appointments, and social events outlined across Huron.
For sale or exchange. Unimproved farm lands with numerous farming tools and teams listed including wagons harnesses plows and mowing implements. Also seven jets in Rioux City Leeds and Lynn suburbs. Includes best livery barn in Huron and a vacant property at 815 Nebraska Street Lovett.
A public examination for teachers will be held in Huron on Tuesday April 7, 1891. Candidates with second grade certificates must pass in all branches where their standing shown by records is below ninety percent. Thoroughly review. I F. Nicxgxt, Supt.
A jumble of ads lists clothing assortments at St Paul addresses, five cent items, fence posts, hats, and land for let. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as economical medicine and notes real estate inquiries through A H Risdon.
A drugstore ad proclaims Electric Bitters as a nerve tonic and alterative to restore nervous system function. It claims improved appetite, digestion, and kidney action with a 50-cent bottle sold at H. E. Corbin & Co's Drug Store. The ad ends with a moral anecdote about a rich man and flattery.
A Texas woman reports a long standing illness baffling doctors and laments failed remedies. She mentions Bradfield's Female Elixir as a possible cure despite criticism and confusion over its efficacy.
The Grand Traok report indicates revenue performance for the last half year, noting percentage changes and overall trend. Details are incomplete but point to a revenue shift and proportional impacts.
A local resident, T L Dyer, bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy at Elder Bros drug store for a severe cold. The next day he was much improved and the following day fully recovered. TheEs Moines Mail and Times notes the remedy’s strong popularity and sales.
A crowd of about 2,500 workers gathered at City Hall in Tor demanding bread and relief from authorities. Police contingent kept order as demonstrators urged swift aid and payment while officials pledged to review grievances.
A curious 19th century patent remedy claim promises cure for skin ailments. The ad touts facial eruptions, eczema and a “clearing” health effect while urging readers to ask their druggist. It mentions a trade of business property for residence and references large daily paper circulation.
Weekly notice lists names of unclaimed letters at the Huron South Dakota post office for the week ending March 1 1891. Names include Culver Breton U Loomis James Eaton D B McKay Charley Hays Dick Mason John Horswill H Patterson and Lyon Hubbelle Mrs Pennelia Steel John Johnston AC Thaydr Mrs Carlton Whitternson H. Calls for recipients to claim ads state to pay one cent at the stamp window and that publication date appears with the notice.
Mas Winston teething syrup marketed for children claims to ease teething pain by soothing the mouth reducing diarrhoea griping and wind colic. The ad asserts health benefits for infants and reduces discomfort for mothers during teething. Price per bottle not shown.
On Thursday evening La-Co-Tah Commandery No. 6 Knights Templar installed its officers. E.C. Glenn Casselman T. E. Baldwin Kirke Wheeler L. Wood W. Chamberlain L Whittaker Swd. Br. W. Bain W. Walton S.
The document records an oath by Frank J. Oxenry asserting F. J. Cheney Co will pay a $100 for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It notes the product is claimed to be absorbed through blood and mucous surfaces and lists testimonials and a 75 cent price. Philadelphia reports total assessed valuation at $710,641,367, up $25,000,000 from last year.
A fragment mentions fixed per acre leases for two years and a buyer recounts customers and sales turnover. The text notes quick demand for remedies and medicine, sales of bottles at 50 cents, and dining cars on limited trains between New York and Chicago achieving profitability for the Pennsylvania Company.
A fragmentary note touts a new discovery claimed to bring comfort at home with no cold or heat loss. It urges readers to try it through a fair trial experience.
A snippet notes that several women have tried Mother’s Friend and would not be without it during pregnancy. R. A. Payne of Alabama endorses the product and mentions Atlanta in connection with the recommendation.
Read Air Scribuers 1 break new spring goods are highlighted at Blounts. The notice mentions fresh inventory and store promotions for the season, signaling a update in stock and special sales.
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