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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
2
Fragmentary notes mention a Huronite running for editor in a contest with Atlanta Constitution and Castlewood Times. Text is incomplete and offers no clear outcome or dates.
The fragmentary text references a girl’s marriage, eight years of married life, and local figures like Mrs. B. H. Sulsa. It mentions hydrants, water, and a distant event about a judge and jurist Whaléte in Judge Fuller. A Young man’s incident with his arm and his girl’s waist is noted, along with public interest and route concerns.
Springfield artesian roller plant now operates with an eight inch power source recently remodeled. The owner states flour production costs are about one third of steam power, placing the mill on a solid basis and benefiting the community. The pressure well has risen to five pounds per square inch in a few weeks.
A Nashville American report describes Dr Evé confirming no help for a murdered woman. Sue Fletcher, jailed for the killer, tells of a ghost seen by many inmates and townsfolk near the old well where Mollie died. Witnesses claim recurring apparitions, moaning, and fear across the yard.
The readable fragments hint at a literary scene with fleeting names and a whispered romance. The text references spoken time, snow, and a fleeting spirit, suggesting a poetic or dramatic motif within a historical page.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention travel fares to Yankton for a world’s fair event. Details on dates, transportation, or organizers are unclear in the readable text.
A Lincoln County plantation owner pursues an artesian or sub humid artesian water source on his property. The note describes drilling plans and potential impact on irrigation and farm operations.
A fragmentary note questions newspaper size and advertising. It mentions buying stereo plates to fill up the page and says costs are rising and may be too expensive.
A statement from Anti-Ca roi Moliman expresses resolve to expand all South Dakota industries and resources. He vows not to belittle anger but to act with words, deeds, and energy while noting the legislature did not apply for a World’s Columbian Exposition exhibit. citizens will contribute and South Dakota will present a strong exhibit with expected agricultural and mineral production to surpass past achievements.
A Woonsocket News correspondent comments on the soldier vote in the recent election noting veterans favored Hoffman over Abe Van Ondell for lieutenant governor and that Van Ondell should have earned all 10 000 Grand Army votes. The piece lists veterans on the Republican ticket including Mellette Hoffman Ruth Smith Dollard and Pigkler.
Drillers on the Schaetzel farm hit an artesian flow at 410 feet last week. Work resumed on Friday with efforts to seal and divert the water while evaluating the well’s potential.
A cabin passenger aboard a famed steamship sits beside a district attorney and speaks of hearing speeches in the news. The man asserts his identity, claiming long years as a New York boss teamster, adding intrigue to the voyage and the ship’s social dynamics.
The old school house facing Birmingham cemetery has been unused for thirty years yet fetched only an ear of Indian corn in rent during its prosperous days. Earlier sales in 1819 involved trustees Isaac Sharpless Joseph Wley Edward Dark Price and others.
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