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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1892
Page
5
The item discusses registry applicability to towns above 1000 voters, mentions Huron not registering, social notes on Maude Silsby a Mitchel resident. It lists local ads and remedies, including Ayer products, Hall’s Hair Renewer, Syrup of Figs, and Electric Bitters with patient anecdotes and local business addresses.
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised for bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions. The piece praises Dr Briggs of Broadland as a Republican delegate from 1854 and county committeeman noted for energy. It mentions Ben Harrison expected to vote on the eighth prox.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for bad colds and croup. It claims colds contracted in fall linger into winter and warns of chronic bronchitis, urging readers to buy the fifty cent bottle from any druggist.
Week ending Oct 22 unclaimed letters for Boxrud M O Culver B W Collier Alvin Mrs J Q Gray WW A Geske Ernest Mulguen Jno T Morrity D F McClintic Frank Ryan Kate Rich Geo F Smith Wm H Sherman D D. Callers must state advertised in Hankon ITE and provide publication date plus one cent stamp. P M Joan Lonesgarr Postmaster
An advertisement touts Dr Miles' Pills as a new liver and bowels remedy for biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. It claims speed in relief and fits men women and children with 50 doses for 25 cents samples free at D K Bryants. A separate note mentions a golden eel added to a London zoological garden collection and a jacket found left at the office with a pay notice.
A fragment notes the Tre H d-Democrat appearing Tuesday as a daily edition. It carries a remark that it will not last long, followed by an epitaph line musing on the purpose of beginning a venture that ends quickly.
Physicians warn the daily rise in sudden heart deaths as hundreds fall victim to heart disease. Symptoms such as shortness of breath fatigue choking pain and fainting may signal heart trouble. A doctor urges prompt medical evaluation and treatment.
The county committee passed resolutions of condolence in memory of George E White. Local party leaders mourn his death and recognize his service to the community.
Advertised medicine promises relief for coughs throat and chest plus consumption. Sample bottles trial free at D K Bryant's drugstore with large sizes 50c and 1.00.
Misa Anta Sommers travels to Sioux Falls to visit her sister and will stop briefly in Yankton before returning home.
A fragmentary obituary letter laments a woman’s death by her own hand in Watkins, pleading forgiveness and love to her husband. The page also notes Alderman Wood’s resignation, an unfixed date for his successor, and mentions Chamberlain's Eye Salve and a political visit by Thomas Thorson, Republican nominee for secretary.
Investigation finds violent dysentery in Helmetta area rather than cholera. Walter Illard of Janceburg credits Cham Berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with relief in severe cases. Advertises available at druggists. Immigrant totals show 18223 through June in Montana and northwest territories vs under 8000 last year.
Sealed bids invited for a farm two miles north of HuRon. The 160 acre tract includes 90 cultivated, 70 pasture with a three wire fence, a 24 by 24 house, 300 feet of cattle sheds, and a two inch artesian well costing 1200. Cash terms, loan option at 8 percent available. Bids due by November 1. Right to reject any bid.
The editor notes opposition to Nickell, states teachers in Huron and Beadle endorsed him for the next superintendent. Nickell is described as faithful, conscientious, firm, just, tender, patient, helpful, and well equipped. The writer compares him to top Illinois county superintendents and predicts continued improvement if elected to succeed himself with a Columbus like motto to press on.
At an Oct 25 meeting the Huron city council approved a $1500 annual city attorney salary and unanimously retained Ray Myers to assist in suits over water works sale hydrant rental contract and a $60,000 bond issue. Contingent fees total up to $1,000 plus periodic payments through Jan 1893. Adjourned after alderman Wood resigned.
Notice of a mortgage default and sale for $902.56 principal plus $41.74 interest, by W W and Tracy Shoemaker, recorded July 2, 1887, in Book 51. Sale of the southwest quarter of section 20, Beadle County, at the Beadle County courthouse in Huron on September 7, 1892 at 2 pm to pay debt taxes and costs.
A patient from Helmetta New Jersey endorsements Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming rapid relief and cure for cholera like symptoms. The Helmetta epidemic was initially thought cholera but later identified as a different illness.
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