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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1883
Page
2
Augustine Davis's paper reports Major Burke's removal from the U S Land Department. Chas T McCoy named Aberdeen Lands Office Register amid Republican concerns. Temperance advances. counties restricting liquor. County commissioner reforms and press syndicate tensions noted with Western Union and Associated Press.
The piece notes strong press opinions on the college issue and attributes Huron protests to sour grapes. It asserts the Ordway statement about Bishop Simpson is unequivocally false and urges personal judgment based on outside opinions.
The Dakota Daily Leader suspends operations after sixteen months of activity. Despite mixed early reception, the decision is final and Creasey is praised for perseverance and dedication to Haron.
The piece reports a debate sparked by counties straddling the 46th parallel seeking division into a new state. Delegates at a Sioux Falls convention risked suppression by Southern factions fearing North majority.
Our Cynthia traveled through the territory delivering talks on the temperance issue. Last week she spoke in Highmore and addressed old friends and neighbors about the topic.
Two women were seen pricing gingham in a shop when one commented to the other on a label reading See the American eagle and the motto E pluribus unum, that’s the French for In time of peace prepare for war. Boston Advertiser.
Dakota Conference debates location of a Methodist college with bids from Ordway Mitchell and Huron. Controversy centers on two sites and possible ties between ministers and land deals, amid accusations of bribes and misused influence. The Pierre and Yankton correspondence record strong opinions about ethics and governance.
A historical medical excerpt argues against the common belief that alcohol aids digestion. It notes digestive fluids are water rich and suggests alcohol’s stimulating effects cause debility and harm. The text discusses saliva, gastric juice, pancreatic juice, bile, blood, and bone composition to support its stance.
Fragmentary guidance describes applying a bor harrow ribbon and making ends on each strip. It mentions placing a tassel or tasteful cover on the sideboard center part row of fancy mission felt.
A fragmented report describes an exhibition showing tractors, plows, harrows, binders, and related farming equipment. It notes improvements in efficiency and productivity, contrasts old and new tools, and praises innovation driven by rail and industry while highlighting craftsmen and laborers.
The New York Cremation Society plans a new cremation facility to serve the city, aiming to avoid ferries trains and crowds when transporting mourners to the site. Workers have reportedly dug through the area along Waghing-hole path as part of preparations.
Publisher proclaims The Art Amster of 1883 as the best practical art magazine. Announcement highlights judging at the annual event and notes high reputation for painting embroidery and wood art work.
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