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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1885
Page
6
A mosaic of poems and prose pieces blends a child's dream and maternal sorrow with a flood diary. The text alternates from a lilting imagination about a butterfly to a sobering scene of inundation and a journalist’s punchline about persistent advertising.
A Dakota legislature bill grants a ten year bounty of two dollars per half acre for planting and maintaining forest trees along public highways outside the four rod line. Applicants must file plats and proof with county officials within three years and annual updates, with audits forwarded to the territorial auditor each August. The act excludes railroads within 200 feet of tracks and remains in force after passage.
A drunken recollection of Chapin Illinois in a flood day, marked by a lone Jersey signboard warning against a picnic in damp attire. The narrator recalls persistent rain from dawn, turning the town into a dreary scene of weather and memory.
The speech drew cheers as Canning prepared to reply. He recalled a Denis thunderstorm anecdote teaching that someone claimed another’s thunder, provoking laughter and sharp wit in the House during a session's opening night.
The Wisconsin University experimental station reports on roller milled bran, noting its wide appearance differences from traditional bran and resulting distrust. It explains nitrogen free extract and protein content differ from old process bran, yet suggests potential value despite unpromising looks.
The report notes roller bran yields more protein per 100 pounds than old process bran, making it a better farm fodder. Large shipments of wheat bran move west to east, carrying fertility from northwest soils into eastern states, benefiting soils as well as feed, urging consideration of preserving this fertility stream.
Ex Secretary Frelinghuysen Frederick T Frelinghuysen died at his residence in Newank New Jersey at 535 PM after a six week semi coma. His son Frederick and George his daughter Tillie and Lucy sister Mrs. Mercer and Mr George Frelinghuysen were at his side. The funeral is not yet arranged but likely Saturday. Born August 1817 in Milltown Somerset County. served as New Jersey Attorney General. served in Senate and as Secretary of State under President Arthur. The President and cabinet sent condolences.
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