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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1897
Page
4
The Huronite informs readers of HuxoniTE in arrears to remit the overdue subscription or visit the office to pay. The publisher notes a mortal need for funds and asks subscribers to heed the notice and settle balances promptly.
A Thanksgiving meditation praises divine mercy in South Dakota with notes on harvests health and prosperity. It then surveys the 1897-98 wheat crop, citing exports, deficits in Russia France UK and Italy, and predicts stable or higher prices for the western wheat raiser next year.
Lyman J Bates has been appointed postmaster at Lake Preston. A good act.
The statement declares a pause on new presidential appointments until the legislative body reconvenes. It notes no actions will occur in the interim and emphasizes the constitutional or procedural context guiding such delays. The action concerns the executive branch and legislative calendar.
A monetary commission will recommend embedding Gage's currency reform ideas into a new currency law, signaling a push for fundamental financial policy change.
The report notes Chinese participants fled at Kia Chai when no pursuers chased them, highlighting a cautionary tale about their speed over combat. The account emphasizes evasion rather than confrontation.
Senator Morgan argues that annexing Hawaii would greatly benefit the United States, expressing a firm opinion on the strategic and economic value of expansion.
Judge Andrews openly opposed the election of C S Whiting. He faces a long private life ahead with tenure prospects unaffected by his stance.
The Minneapolis Tribune notes its challenge in capturing genuine South Dakota public sentiment while reporting regional happenings.
John H. King of Chamberlain publishes an open letter to James H. Kyle in the Sioux Falls Press dated the 15th asking questions the people deserve answers. The Yankton Gazette expresses disappointment over the Hippie trial postponement, noting the public expected a trial soon.
The latest Cuba update suggests that to save Cuban lives urgent relief is essential now. Starvation and disease, used by Spain as a pacification strategy, are wreaking havoc on the island.
Eastern papers publish blizzard coverage while commenting that South Dakota winters differ from eastern climates. The piece notes discomfort of easterners and suggests their reports overstate storms, implying local winter conditions are not fully reflected in eastern narratives.
Weather up to the present time in this state has been delightful, and for the week past it has been too warm for comfort.
A brief quarrel notes questions about readers subscribing to rival papers. The Argus-Leader and Sioux Falls Press exchange pointed remarks about cross-subscription. The Sioux City Journal is mentioned as a target of similar insinuations.
The Canton News discusses a Huronite pamphlet accusing Soldier's Home mismanagement. It suggests complaints belong to the boards of management and control for investigation. The piece defends Co. Clough's integrity and dedication to veterans over political pamphleteering.
A historical notice stating a subscription offer for Tae WrEKKLyY MuroniTe and the New York Tribune for a one year period priced at $1.25. The item reflects a small newspaper advertising rate and publication pairing.
Col Clough lauds the Soldiers' Home and its commandants Lucas Megrew and Linn. He notes diverse membership, strict conduct rules, and steady improvements under recent staff changes. He advocates reforms for habitual drunkards and praises hospital upgrades and security, while defending the Home's openness to visitors.
Ready now for readers who want sturdy quality binding at low cost. Huronite book bindery offers neat work for binding magazines from 1896 with economical rates and skilled craftsmanship.
The Penn sylvania Limited is advertised as the only train offering social and business life comforts on board with barber shop bath stenographer typewriter news reports meals bedrooms and an observation car to New York. Apply to A R Dering A G P Agt 248 South Clark St Chicago for details.
Job notice seeks male agents to earn fifty cents on every dollar with no experience needed. Write for an agent's outfit addressed to the Catholic News at 5 Barclay Street, New York.
Postmaster General Gary urges expansion of rural free delivery after successful local trials. He argues it will connect farms with the outside world, boost farm life, raise land values, and attract rural residents, with congress urged to begin general operation soon. Farmers and villagers could petition for this service, and mail use would offset costs with proper management.
Advertises for two or three aggressive salesmen in the county to sell Minnesota group nursery stock seed corn seed potatoes and grain for spring delivery. Highlights the most liberal terms and three compensation plans. Offers to write for particulars at Tue Jewett Nursery Co Lake City Minnesota.
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