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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
4
Copy of a free prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood without more medicine. The ad offers a mailed copy from Dr. A. E. Robinson of Detroit, promising a quick home remedy and urging readers to request it in a sealed envelope.
Mr Ed B Jones of Nacarazoza Mexico delivered twenty four car loads of cattle from LeBeau to Capt B C Moseman then began returning for another load. The cattle are two and three years old and Jones, born in western Texas, noted South Dakota rails and large stores. Two impecunious riders took his grip during the journey.
The South Dakota Traveling Men's association meeting at Yankton is set for June 1 and 19 with open fare and one third by the Western Passenger Association. Tickets go on sale June 17 and 18 from points east of the Missouri River and June 16 and 17 from points west of the Missouri River. Final return limit is June 22, 1909. Going passage starts on sale date. continuous passage in each direction.
Huron high school track team defeated Brookings 34 to 31 in a Friday afternoon meet. Fans welcomed the victorious squad at the train station with cheering and a lively parade through town.
James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky touts his vitality claiming youth after taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. He cites thirty years of kidney trouble relieved by the medicine and urges the aged to try it as a godsend to weak or run down people. Sold 50 cents at A Wheeler's.
The barbers and their porters challenge the bartenders and their porters, or the cigar makers to a game of baseball with the Barber’s famous Coon battery named to play. If accepted, date and arrangements to be agreed upon with communications addressed to Lock Box 117, Huron, D.
South Dakota State Board of Agriculture invites sealed bids for a combination horse and cattle barn and stock pavilion per file plans at the First National Bank of Huron. Bids open May 24 at 3:00 p.m. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Dog tax is due to City Marshal W. J. Barker. Fees are three dollars for male dogs and five dollars for females. Owners must pay by June 1 or the marshal will kill unpaid dogs. Also mentions Bucklen's Amica Salve and a retail offer at H. Wheeler's.
Twelve people are injured when four masked robbers hijack a Great Northern coast train fourteen miles east of Spokane between Norse and Colbert. The gang rifled mail sacks worth about 20000 dollars and forced engineers to move the engine and mail car before speeding back into standing passenger coaches. Conductor C J Robertson shouted an alarm and kept the train from a worse crash as officers and doctors rushed to the scene.
Washington May 18 Fifty senators answered to their names when the senate opened at 10 o clock to consider the tariff bill. Mr Sutherland of Utah resisted the income tax as improper for general revenue and warned against double taxation. He spoke amid interruptions from Bailey Borah Cummins Owen and Burton.
In San Francisco on May 16 Rear Admiral W T Swinburne retired after aging out of command of the Pacific fleet. Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree assumed overall command raising his flag aboard the Tennessee, with the Tennessee Washington and California sailing to Seattle for the Alaska Yukon Expo naval review.
Lexington May 18 The Commonwealth's Attorney Connor of Mount Sterling sues the Blue Grass Seed Company and six citizens for 5990 each plus costs charging formation of a trust to fix Kentucky blue grass seed prices in violation of state law. The defendants are described as the largest plant in the country.
Branded Brandenburg the writer was arraigned in police court on charges of larceny for allegedly stating to the New York Times that an article attributed to Grover Cleveland was prepared by him. He was committed to the Tombs awaiting trial with no date set.
Madison Wis May 15 the senatorial investigating committee questioned E A Edmonds chairman of the Republican state central committee and a Stephenson campaign manager about dealings with H E Clarke of Neillville who advised Lester Tilton. Edmonds paid Clarke about 200 and could not recall a referenced telephone remark claiming everything is O K.
In Austin Texas on May 18 H Clay Pierce president of Waters-Pierce Oil Co. faced a false affidavit charge claiming the company was not a trust or connected with a trust. The first case was dismissed and bondsmen released. The second indictment was postponed until the full term with Oct 11 set for trial. Pierce appeared and posted 20000 dollar bonds.
James T. Williams Jr. resigns from his post as civil service commissioner citing impaired health. Appointed weeks ago, he plans to move to Fort Bayard New Mexico seeking climate benefits. Williams formerly worked as a newspaper man in Washington and served as secretary to Chairman Hitchcock during the campaign.
Canton Ohio May 18 If the report on church officers is adopted there will be seven bishops instead of five in the United Brethren church The report to the quadrennial conference recommends a bishop for China Japan and the Philippines and another for West Africa George Meredith Seriously Ill in London May 18 English novelist George Meredith is gravely ill since May 14 with condition worsening and grave anxiety among his family and doctors
The text promotes Kodol as a digestive aid, claiming you must eat enough wholesome food and digest it fully. It argues against dieting and says a weak stomach needs rest plus Kodol to aid digestion. It emphasizes consuming food and letting the product digest it for strength.
A druggist promise allows a dollar bottle purchaser to seek a full refund if no benefits are felt after using the entire bottle. The offer targets the tarre bottle only and covers one per family. The company claims the dollar bottle contains twice as much as the fifty cent bottle and would not risk the offer otherwise.
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