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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
3
Kodol supplies the same digestive juices as a healthy stomach and starts digestion immediately as a liquid. It helps digestion and allows enjoyment of meals. The ad urges keeping a healthy stomach, not neglecting it, and promotes purchasing Kodol from a druggist with a Chicago company backing.
All Druggists notes for rent nicely furnished steam heated rooms in the Whalen Block on Wisconsin street Inquire of Whalen Bros For Sale A high grade auto 4 cylinder 24 horsepower just overhauled and in fine condition Hanson Cogan's garage For Sale Nine room modern house 90 foot east front lot well located on Dakota avenue Terms will be given J D McNair Wanted One waitress one chamber maid and one pastry cook Call at office of Royal Hotel.
Default on a July 6 1908 mortgage by Wm Oerlline and G J Oerlline of Huron Beadle SD to Gasr Scott Co Richmond Wayne Indi. Mortgagee declares two thousand three hundred twenty and 15 100 dollars due and will sell personal property at Ferguson's blacksmith shop Kansas St Huron SD 1909 May Sunday at 2 PM. Items include a 25 HP S B traction engine No 19847 a 36x60 separator No 16424 wagon with stacker and belts self feeder stacker Dakota elevator no 598 belt and water tank. Mortgagee agent E D Chapman. Dated Turon SD April 24 1909. (D April 26-May 7 inc.) Also map ad.
Notice announces Geo W Barclay, formerly with 8 C Truax Co, now available for general plumbing and steam and hot water fitting work. Also offers lawn mower grinding and repair service. Located at the Office of H A VanDalsem opposite the Elks Building. Phone 288.
For sale or trade. Four business lots with buildings in Remsen Iowa. Rent is 80 dollars per month. Good live business buildings currently rented. Price 12500 dollars. Will trade for good South Dakota land between 320 and 800 acres. If interested write to Mathew R. 1 Faber Remsen Iowa.
President Taft orders a major federal probe into railroad practices. The Justice Department and Interstate Commerce Commission will examine alleged combinations among major lines including Santa Fe, Burlington, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and others. Focus is on illegal cartels, unjust rates, and discriminatory pricing harming regional commerce and development. Utah officials and Wade Ellis, assisting AG, lead discussions with affected states.
A report from New York states E. H. Harriman has tasked top corporate counsel to explore merging the New York Central lines into a 1 billion dollar system with centralized management and treasury. The plan would cover over 12,000 miles including New York Central West Shore Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and other lines, excluding Nickel Plate. Meanwhile a band of female cutthroats was arrested near St. Petersburg for brutal murders at a tavern inn. In Kentucky a Pike county primary fight left Anthony Taylor dead and several others gravely injured. Philadelphia reports Dr. Maurice Powers, star catcher for the Phillies, died of gangrene poisoning.
Adele Boas daughter of Arthur E Boas of New York City was found aboard a train arriving from New England and was brought to her father's home in New York.
Toluca Mexico April 27 Pedro Secundino attacked Modesta Fuenta after she refused to elope. He stabbed her sixty two times in a fatal assault, authorities report the brutal crime as a jealousy tragedy.
Caracas interview reveals Gomez labeling Cipriano Castro as Venezuela's evil genius. He outlines plans for liberal constitutional revision, foreigner law changes, land reform, and equal land ownership for foreigners, with immigration reform and land grants to bolster growth. Congress to convene May 23 to shape policy and invite foreign capital.
Supreme Court of the United States upheld the city of Minneapolis authority to compel railroads to bridge street crossings when a street is laid after tracks. The St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad and Great Northern Railway challenged an order to build a bridge over University Avenue. The Minnesota Supreme Court decision sustains the state ruling, announced by Chief Justice Fuller.
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