Chronicle notes armed revolvers out west
Brief blot of text mentions big revolvers out west and a covered tourist. Details are sparse and unclear due to OCR damage.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1888
Page
5
Brief blot of text mentions big revolvers out west and a covered tourist. Details are sparse and unclear due to OCR damage.
A fragment promotes a discovery cure and a free trial bottle by C Durand. It urges reduction of the number of cases by early use of a remedy at first symptoms such as cough cold sore throat chest or side pain.
In New York City over $50,000 has been contributed to aid fever relief. The city reports more than 500 cases with a large volunteer effort underway to assist affected families and hospitals.
The opening of the fifth annual Synod of South Dakota met in Huron with Rev. T B Boughton leading devotions and Rev R M Gordon preaching on John 17 15. Delegates and officers were elected including Moses Adams as moderator.
A brief note endorses Warner and Warners protective apparel as rugged yet healthy for daily use. It highlights a low vest design and comfortable fit, praising its safety and suitability for broad wear.
Our Presbyterian friends have gone home and express delight with their hosts. They thank the people of Huron for generous hospitality and praise Ayer's Pills for safe laxative effects and relief of indigestion and liver trouble.
Letter from Borpenville Colorado describes South Park high altitude life 9500 feet up, cattle and mining as main work. narrator observes cold climate with frost year round, isolated settlement, and tones of travel hardship and humor.
Fragmentary text discusses vigor and vitality in relation to oil or food digestion. Mentions blood becoming pure and energized and suggests a focus on improving bodily strength through nourishment and remedy.
Fire at the Manitoba early morning damaged a row of small buildings with only the telegraph and some tools spared. Minimal wind kept flames from spreading to the Northwestern elevator and the Manitoba Bank, with only the small structures destroyed. A second blaze near Seventh and Iowa streets at 3 pm burned a small barn, estimated around fifty dollars in loss.
Fragmented text describes a political candidate and endorsements. Mentions a tonic named Bitters and a drugstore, with garbled lines about permission to whistle and try. No clear event date or concrete outcome is provided.
In a fragment from the New York Sun an inquiry hints at organic trouble as a cause connected to the haybhin dagos. The text mentions a windy ivory morning and implies it may have contributed to a death, tying weather and unidentified factors to the event.
An old advertised remedy promotes Ballard's Snow Finiment as a cure for sprains bruises and chapped hands claiming restoration of muscles and quick relief. It lists price as 50 cents and mentions C Q Agent Ocean and J W Bailey Boston Budget. A waterspout burst in Kentucky is noted with a skeptical tone about starting a business there.
The World was the attraction at the Grand Friday evening, drawing a large audience and scoring a splendid success. The performance praised Horona and Oliver, with praise for the spectacular stage show and overall crowd reaction.
The readable text hints at a health claim offering cures for consumption and related afflictions. It mentions a sage lord and wonderful cures, with thousands of sufferers seeking relief and gratitude for remedies claimed to withstand coughs. The fragment provides no clear events or dates.
The text hints at vital body processes and tissues developing disease if not sped eliminated. It mentions sarsaparilla as a remedy and cites Juper Davenport of Kansas City, Missouri.
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