June weather trends at Huron for 25 years
Weather Bureau records from Huron South Dakota summarize June climate over 25 years. Means 66 degrees with a warmest June in 1884 at 70 and coldest in 1902 at 62. Highest 99 on June 28 1898. lowest 31 on June 5 1894. Precipitation average 3.84 inches, max 8.08 in 1891. min 0.671 in 1893. Wind from the southeast. highest gust 69 mph on June 19 1894. Date issued May 23 1907 by S W Guenn.
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Weather Bureau
Huron
South Dakota
S. W. Guenn
Huron Light and Power Plant Contract Awarded
The Huron Light and Power Co. has organized with 60000 capital and awarded the gas plant contract to Practical Construction Co. of Chicago. R W Stewart presides Coler Campbell is secretary J M D Campbell treasurer. The plant near the Great Northern track on Montana street will use high pressure water gas and contain seven and a half miles of mains. Construction starts next week with operation aimed by August 15 and ready by September 1.
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Huron Light and Power Co
Practical Construction Co
Chicago
Nell Hgel
R. W. Stewart
Colér Campbell
J. M. D. Campbell
Great Northern
Montana Street
Suchan Institution
Huron
Radical policy eyed jail for railroad leaders says Clements
Washington dispatch reports interstate commerce commission moves to crack down on railroad violations. Commissioner Judson Clements urges jailing high level railroad men to deter unlawful conduct, while Franklin Lane says prosecutions will come only if railroads fail to obey the law.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judson C. Clements
Georgia
Franklin K. Lane
California
Lane
Blizzard Sweeps Michigan Upper Peninsula and Lakes Region
Reports from Michigan's lower peninsula and Sault Ste. Marie describe a major late May snowstorm with up to eight inches in the Upper Peninsula. Saginaw valley sees five inches, Petoskey six, while Jackson and Kalamazoo record snowfall. Shipping halts as northwest winds from Lake Superior whip the region, threatening vegetation and commerce.
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Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Saginaw Valley
Sang
Petoskey
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Upper Lake District
Upper Peninsula
Ontario
Lake Superior
Wheat prices soar to new highs in Chicago market
Chicago on May 28 reports new wheat price records with July at 1.03 1 2, December at 1.05 and September at 1.04. Frosts across Kansas Nebraska and Iowa boost prices though overall activity remained quiet after opening bilge.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Weather and Trade News From Across Regions
Snow fell in Midlothian Texas and turned to cold rain as frost hit Eastern and Central Kentucky. Halifax shipping crippled by longshoremen strike. British cobbs meet 84 percent on the London market, a low since 1848. War correspondent Joseph L. Stickney, famed for Manila Bay coverage, has died.
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Midlothian
Tex
Halifax
London
Kentucky
Joseph L. Stickney
Olympia
Dewey
Manila Bay
Another Town Lot Addition in Huron
Demand for residence property in Huron grows as the Klemme tree claim nears selling out and owners near by plan platting. Morris Land Agency surveys a large third ward tract and will offer inviting front foot prices once filed. Many believe Huron will become a city and outlying land will become inner lots.
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Huron
Klemme
Morris Land Agency
Third Ward
Pistol Shots In Midnight Chase Endangers City S Post
About midnight in front of Cody saloon a fight led to arrests. A quick-footed suspect fled from Corys toward James River Bank with Baxter in pursuit firing three shots to stop him. The getaway hid in a Baptist church alley while other rioters were jailed.
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Cody
City
Cory
James River
Baxter
Baptist Church
City Lots Available From H. J. Ward Over Wheeler’s Drug Store
For city lots and lots of them see H. J. Ward, over Wheeler's drug store. Compact notice points readers to a real estate opportunity in a central location.
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H. J. Ward
Wheeler
Return of the Red Men in Pierre Celebrates Lodge Install
The degree team of the Improved Order of Red Men returned from Pierre where they installed a new tribe organized by A. J. Schunk. Sixteen braves attended the initiatory exercises and banquet with Pierre hosts. After touring the city they returned home tired but pleased with hospitality.
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Red Men
Pierre
A. J. Schunk
New Lodge
City
Juniors Tender Reception For Huron High Grad Class
Juniors hosted a reception for the graduating class of Huron High School at Daum's hall. Principal Grant and Superintendent Sloan spoke, pupils responded, games and refreshments followed, a musical program concluded with a dance as the evening ended.
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Huron High School
Daum
Grant
Sloan
Advertised Letter List for Week Ending May 18 1907
The advertised list shows names such as Butterfield Emery F. Corbet Barney Faust Mrs M E Frank Carl Hansen Katie V Hill W A Hoover Charley Jones H C Keating Mrs A Lovers Sam Masterson Mrs E McLaughlin J H Sopur Leve Stanley Mrs Orin Stinson Willard Joan Lonastarr P M for mail awaiting pickup.
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Butterfield
Emery F. Corbet
Barney Faust
M. E. Frank
Carl Hansen
Katie V. Hill
W. A. Hoover
Charley Jones
H.C. Keating
A. Lovers
Sam Masterson
E. McLaughlin
J. H. Sopur
Leve Stanley
Orin Stinson
Willard Joan Lonastarr
P. M
Monarch Goods Arrive at L. L. Berry's
Monarch goods have just arrived at L. L. Berry's store located opposite the office. Phone Main 238.
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Monarch
L. L. Berry’s
End of Honduran lottery prosecutions seen in fines
Indications arise that federal cases against John M. Rogers Jesse K. Baylis and Lester R. Baylis will conclude by fines via plea. Indicted by Mobile Alabama grand jury for sending lottery tickets statewide from Rogers printing plant Wilmington. They plan to plead guilty June 4 and pay fines from the company treasury.
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Wilmington
Del
John M. Rogers
Jesse K. Baylis
Lester R. Baylis
Mobile
Ala
Rogers
United States District Court
Exaggerated reports on San Francisco assault case
Attorney General Bonaparte told the president and Secretary Root that District Attorney Devlin’s San Francisco report on the alleged assault on Japanese residents shows initial stories were exaggerated. The issue stemmed from police protection gaps during a street car strike. Root will decide any further action with the State Department.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Root
Devlin
San Francisco
State Department
Strike at Holyoke blank book works alarms local workers
News brief notes a 200 E street Holyoke Massachusetts strike over management issues at the National Blank Book Company. It mentions J F Chamberlain a prominent Superior Wisconsin merchant dying after a stroke and other items including a millers convention in St Louis and wage increases at Amoskeag Manufacturing in Manchester New Hampshire with a June 3 effective date.
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National Blank Book
Holyoke
Mass
J. F. Chamberlain
Superior, Wis
Wisconsin State Senate
Lumber Trust
Wisconsin
United States
Millers’ National Federation
St. Louis
Duchy of Brunswick
Johann Albrecht
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Brunswick
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