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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
3
Col Builard registered at the Kent Friday. Lnnard Underwood visited Huron Friday. The Oriole Opera Company performs November 8 at the opera house. Farm families trade in Huron today as Meade O Neal and others travel. Forefather Day observances planned for Dec 22. Local attorneys move offices to Alliance block. Community notices include skating, safety warnings, and charity sociables.
The excerpt praises Syrup of Figs for renewed health and internal cleanliness, contrasting it with old time medicines and cheap substitutes that the well informed reject.
Robert Allison of Cavour returned from Chicago with a car load of his yearling cattle, delivering 28 head for 640 dollars. He plans to winter about 100 head and credits careful stock raising for steady profits even in hard times. He argues many farmers could repeat such gains with proper management and fodder.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It endorses F J Cheney Co Toledo and cites testimonials from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. The note includes price 7ic per bottle and widespread druggists' sales. The rest lists local notices about Wessington merchants, missing locals, family health, and a diary of college dairying courses taught by Prof Trueman with a broad winter program and free access for state residents.
A fire Thursday destroyed main buildings of St. Stephan’s mission on Crow Creek reservation, 20 miles south of Highmore. The nine year old Catholic school, financed largely by Miss Kate Drexel, faced 60 000 in total improvements. 25 000 building value with about 12 500 insurance. Nearly 200 children attended the school at the time. authorities plan rapid reconstruction to resume operations.
Special to the Haronite Alpena November 5 The Alpena Journal office suffered a damaging fire this morning. The presses and some type were burned but the forms and other material were saved. A stray line hints at unknown details and a playful aside about teething remedies and magazine bindings appears in the damaged text.
A brief convention in the G A R hall at Huron gathered prohibitionists from Brown Beadle Brookings Kingsbury and Minnehaha counties with church representation from Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Free Methodist groups. A junior prohibition league was formed with Mr Goodell as president and leaders urged state central committee actions to defend constitutional prohibition and seek national aid. President Rockwood delivered a lively address on Why don't God kill the Devil.
In a period voice the ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female diseases. A testimonial from Mattie Terry, a postmistress in Sherrer Hill Dallas Co Alabama, endorses the treatment's efficacy over other doctors' prescriptions.
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