The Huronite May 2 1889 edition note
Rawnon and Lonastarr publish The Huronite on Thursday May 2 1889. Local readers receive community news and notices from the Huron area.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1889
Page
8
Rawnon and Lonastarr publish The Huronite on Thursday May 2 1889. Local readers receive community news and notices from the Huron area.
A mixed city and rural update reports A. J. Bick and wife visiting Miller John M Davis home from Oklahoma The Home Farm Company sold 17 farms for cash Wallaces Tyler resigns from city education board Sheriff moves family to courthouse Firemen tournament invited to Yankton F F Smith adds 800 dollars to home Harry Phillips kiln bricks Father Jensen dies aged 77 Funeral for Jensen led by Rev McCaslin Judge Church and wife visit Bismarck plans to settle in Huron Pension news for Eckhart Woodworth Railway clerk Shannon starts duties Grable family relocates to Huron Bond purchases by W J Hayes & Son Local real estate transactions and various farm and business notices.
Foster and Thompson southeast of town advertise 500 bushels Sea Island seed wheat, 1000 bushels seed oats, and 300 bushels White Setoh barley with 1000 more seed oats available. Call and arrange before buying.
The article extols spring medicine and lauds Hood's Sarsaparilla as especially effective for purifying blood and restoring health. It links scrofula pimples biliousness and rheumatism to impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the remedy. It ends with a moral quip about avoiding sin.
A historic note describes Abietine Ointment also known as Ante Cure sold in tin boxes for old burns wounds chap and skin eruptions. It mentions price details per box by Lena et Co and warns men to avoid China.
A historical clipping advertises California remedies for catarrh and asthma with a one dollar bottle offer and a guaranteed cure by mail. It mentions J. F. Wood of Baylorville Indiana yielding neuralgia relief and sore throat cure using Chamberlain's Pain Balm with a five cent bottle. Local boards promote spring chickens and medicines sold by D. K. Bryant & Co.
A Boston woman admits she relies on refined oil for her sewing machine, indicating a meticulous approach to her craft. The confession notes no other additives. This detail highlights careful maintenance of domestic equipment.
The column mixes medical claims and local items including malaria and Bright's Disease remedies, a Catholic school building plan in Sturgis, a woman's discovery with Dr King’s New Discovery, Baby teething remedies, and advertisements for Arnica Salve and Catarrh cures. Also notes travelers, local visits, deafness treatment, and various药store notices and personalities.
A garbled notice extols a centennial event for a quartet and promotes Bal orehound Syrup as a cure for throat chest and breathing ailments. It claims many have found relief and invites readers to obtain a sample from C. C.
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